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To begin with, Hess represents the and leave out the profound iss~,~s ?f Agnew, he said, did not surprise utter disillusionment of a man who "power to and fo: ~he. P.eop.le IS m him because he saw him as attempted constructive legit change my eyes a journalistic lllJUStice. Yes, "inevitable" and strangely enough Democrats Still Control House, Senate through proper channels, avenues, he was a National Review f~under very accurate when he (Agnew) has N etc. and who lived to see "everything but that he is a regular contnbutor said "The great issue is whether or I was against come to pass." As a to Ramparts, a diametric difference, not power will remain in the hands Bema Goldwater campaigner whose was left unsaid. Also to glibly report of elected officials or whether or not Pres. Nixon May Find Congress 'Chilly' downfall was to adhere to some that his "Odessey from the right power will return to the streets," By RAY MOSELEY com promise more than of "radical SDS ideology" he explained wings" was include~ in p~rt by h~s (from The Journal again). Notice the UPI ELECTION ANALYSIS Nixon and the Republican party, O'Brien said the victories would ideological confrontation, The Democrats went into the m IS key word of "return" to the streets. give the Democrats a power base as "American and just as were the not paying taxes, which he WASHINGTON- President election at a 32 to 18 revolutionary cries of 1776," liable for prison, was to leave out Hess said it belongs there because E Nixon may find relations with A question that still cannot be from which to win the White Congress increasingly chilly during answered is whether Nixon and disadvantage in governorships, and House in 197 2. As The Lobo reported, he wished what at least The Journal said in that that is essentially where the people the remainder of his four·year Agnew have canceled out their emerged with a majority. The Republicans managed to he'd had a copy of the SDS's Port "The state has conned people into are. Yes, The Lobo stated that Hess term, despite his gains in the gains by alienating some senators, This is certain to help the retain control of the two most Huron report because he later believing that . their lives are less was against "all systems" but said Senate. including Democrats, who have Democrats when state legislatures populous states, California and realized it was exactly what the important than property, human nothing of the analog to the same The Democrats are still in supported the President. draw up new congressional district New York. But they lost heavily control, with their majority in the boundaries, as required by the in the Middle West, and Nixon's By BOB HOGREFE Republican Party at that time was lives-witness the draft-have become policy against "malcontents, In the governors' races, the 197 0 census results, that will be in This paper is being written in utter House even increased. The voters election proved a disaster for hopes of building a stronger advocating. What was left unsaid expendable; but profits are not, and discontents, effete snobs, have not given a clear signal as to effect for the next decade. Republican power base in the disillusion of The Lobo's treatment were his reasons for opposing the property is certainly not." w South were disappointed, anti-intellecutals," ad naseum; and whether they· want a Congress of Karl Hess, who spoke the night of early SDS which reflect the same The Lobo's statements of "the specifically the Black Panther Party more submissive to the President The GOP lost two Dixie Oct. 27 in Popejoy Hall. profOtmd phenomena existing today. power has flowed away from the for self defense. Thsu "The state is than it has been until now. governships and gained one. The article by Susan Glodt-Stern Furthermore, the campaign, in Nationally, the election He simply said he believed what the people," and to seemingly justify it now killing people." which Nixon and Vice President demonstrated the failure of both was to anybody who actually heard usual media reports declared as by the immediate example that "10 When one hears Ralph Nader Spiro T. Agnew attempted to major parties to find any single, him or talked to him afterward (he un-American, anti-peace, anti-people, years ago 300 (he actually quoted advocate "militant citizen's groups" paint Democrats as "permissive" sure·fire vote·getting issue.• held an informal session in Amistad) etc . like everyone is influenced 1200) utility companies existed for systematic change against what on crime and so cia! unrest, has Neither Vietnam, law and order not only extremely selective and left scars of bitterness that will ~- ...• nor pocketbook issues dominated today. The main point was when he while today there are about 100" he called "corporate socialism" and lVI """""""'~if. P£-rt overly casual but constituted an not be. easily erased. the campaign, although each may said, "everyone clamors about the was selective neglect of his then hear Hess state that "today These factors seem certain to have been the determining factor injustice to the man. What. was left left having no answers to what explaining that today "Nixon and his socialism is for the rich and influence the attitude of in some races. unsaid was only hurt more by what they're against, while in reality vice president are doing everything capitalism is for the poor" one can Democratic leaders in the new The fact that Vietnam was not . ) a major issue was perhaps Nixon's was said. Truly the taking out of nobody is trying harder to explain possible for transfer of power from not remain sympathetically neutral. Congress toward the President. context of Hess' speech was done They may be less inclined to carry greatest achievement. His policy their desires and answers. But people the people to the state. They are Both of these men deserved the of gradually winding down the poorly, and I wonder if The Lobo . out Nixon's program than to work aren't presented with them and are seeking a totally rationalized society. fullest possible coverage by an at building a Democratic record war left the "doves" no real reporter was really there. The further hindered when their When people don't have power they informative organ. I plead that more for the 1972 presidential election. opening to exploit the war issue Albuquerque Journal, of all people, racionality is already precluded." talk about liberty, and when they get comprehensive coverage will E Democratic National Chairman this year. That, of course, could change in 1972. had a better, more accurate coverage To glibly report there were not power they talk about order," honestly be given on people and Lawrence F. O'Brien, asked about than did our "liberal" paper. Nixon's future relations with Law and order, on which the "right on's" ete. for the audience (quote from The Journal). issues of the utmost importance. Congress, told newsmen Republicans staked much, seemed Wednesday that the next two to be a less powerful issue ihan years would see considerable more some Democrats feared. Some Democratic activity in proposing candidates who ran on programs. O'Brien said Iaw·and·order platforms ~on, but Dernocratic congressmen had been so did some Democrats who came X "deeply concerned" during the ·under heavy fire for allege<"l, past 21 months with the permissiveness. administration's failure to come The same can be said of the up with progmms. pocketbook issues. In areas of The greatest plus for Nixon, of high unemployment, they may course, is the gain in Senate have helped some Democrats but strength. He can count on about they were not persuasive 45 out of 100 se1,1ators who will everywhere. back him down the line, and The election demonstrated a I UNM News Photo- growing tendency of voters in Agnew maintains that the "ideological balance" in the Senate President. Nixon shakes the hands of New Mexico's voters last recent years to split their tickets. has shifted in Nixon's favor. Saturday while campaigning in the state for the Republican Voters in Maryland, California But the President still will be hopefuls. Three days later three of the top four GOP candidates and Pennsylvania elected a dependent on moderate governor of one party, a Senate of were defeated. Shown with the President are, on the extreme left another, and generally there was Republicans to gain a majority for Manuel Lujan, the only successful candidate, Ed Foreman his programs. This could force immediately behind Lujan, Anderson Carter to the right of the little evidence of weak candidates him to adopt a politics of President and Pete Domenici. saved from defeat by riding the c coattails of pig winners, Letters: Democrats Gain State Legislature Seats To the Editor: Probability '71 Senate Will be 28 Dems, 14 GOPs Certainly no one was surprised by 0 Dl•mocrats made gains in the of the Universities Study filled by an appointee. The Nl'w Mexico Statl' Legislature in won three Senatl' seats and 12 the recent Lobo article by Deanne Committee. One other committee probablt> ratio in the House is 48 House seats. Tuesday's elections, winning three member, George Koran, lost in Stillman pointing out the price Democrats and 23 Republicans. The state has 406,000 more Senate seats and four or five the June primaries. However, Unofficial returns showed structure of food and cosmetics in more seats in the Houst• of registered voters. Over 285,000, Committee Chairman I. M. Republican House members Stahl. or more than 70 percent, voted. the UNM area. But, like most Lobo Rl'presentatives. Smalley, D·Sierra-Hidalgo·Luna, Bradford Prince of Bernalillo Dist. In addition to gains made in the articles, all this one did was bitch Three House races were and Legislative School Study 12, Ray Abbott of Dona Ana, J. and moan about the situation after n•ported still too close to call. Committee Chairman Sen. Jerry state legislature, Democrats also G. Merrion of San ,Juan and Carter st•nt a Democratic governor to presenting a flood of doubtful facts, 'rwo incumbent Republican Apodaca, D·Donal Ana, won Kirk of Hidalgo-Luna losing their wanted nothing more than to move St>nators lost bids for re·election, re·election easily. Santa Fe. The unofficial totals in without suggesting realistic solutions To the Editor: bids for re·election. Democrats the governor's race were Schwerner, or James Meredith, or and in the House, five incumbent The balance in the 1971 (a mass ripp-off of the bookstore is to a "Taos" that no longer existed To the YAF writer. Mrs. DeLoma Scott, Otero Dist. 2 Democmt Bruce King, 145,510, and paint in his leisure time, which the old Freedom Riders, or, closer to Republicans and two incumbent Senate probably will bl' 28 and Cecil Cook, Roosevelt, also not a constructive solution to After reading your piece in The Democrats were unseated. · failed to be re·elected. and Republican Pete Domenici, was growing short. The next year home, Allen Cooper in Mississippi Democrats and 14 Republicans. 132,912. John Salazar of the anything and you know it). Lobo today I began to wonder how and elsewhere (dare I mention that One of the Republican House The seat vacated by Sen. Harold The two incumbent Republican Kenneth Adams died in Taos leaving ml'mbers who lost was Jack Stahl, Runnels, who won election as U. senators unseated were Ernest Independent New Mexico party This is still a free country and much research went into that epistle name)? received 4412 votes and Wilfreda anyone who decides he is paying too 30 years of work which depicts the of honorable outrage. Have you ever of Bernalillo Dist. 11, a member S. Representative, Dist. 2, will be Hawkins of Catron-Torrance cultures of the Hispanos and Indians Have you ever heard of nasty Socorro and appointee George Sedillo of the People's much at the corner drug store (or stopped to realize that there is such a sayings like, "if you're black, stay Shaffer of Bernalillo Dist. 37. Constitutional Party received book store) is at liberty to patronize of New Mexico. thing as evil in the world? Sure, the 2404 votes. Concerning the mural in back." Did you know that some Former speaker of the House In the race for U. S. Senate, · someone else. If you feel Foodway whole world has it, but why worry High Numbered Draftees David Norvell of Clovis was incumbent Democrat Joseph M. Zimmerman which Joann Santiago people hate others just because of elected state attorney general. The charges too much, why not catch a about Russia when home isn't so the color of their skin, and they are Montoya's unofficial total was bus out to Globe? Or better yet, get has said depicts the Mexican and pure and virginal. A book you may majority leaders of both houses, 148,714. Republican Andy Carter native American faces without eyes, teaching more to do it every day? Sen. Tibo Chavez, D-Valencia, and received 133,872 votes and PCP someone who has a car and all of have glanced at advises removing the Such a shame! and some people can't Can Escape Draft Now Rep. George Fettinger, D·Otero, you go there and load up. I point out that all figures shown in beam from your own eye before candidate William Higgs got 3312 vote, can't work, can't live. Have you WASHINGTON (CPS)- Any won re·election, Rep. John votes. profile in all four murals are drawn attempting optical surgery on been called from this second Mershon, D·Otero, and powerful There can be no argument that the ever heard that the Pentagon is man who is now deferred, and who priority pool or its equivalent Incumbent Republican Manuel retail cosmetic and grocery markets with no eyes. Kenneth Adams another. chairman of the House Lujan won re·election to the U.S. portrays only figures shown in front sending black and brown men to would be in the lottery selection under the old system since the Appropriations Committee, also are highly competitive. And, as such, Have you heard of the "Other fight (and even kill!) yellow men to pool for induction if he were not Korean War. won re·election. House of Representatives, Dist. 1, any first year econ student can tell view with eyes. Las Chicanas American," 40 million strong? They deferred, now has a method to take Registrants with high numbers with 88,903 votes to Democrat defend land they stole from the red Races for the House where not Fabian Chavez's 61,930. PCP you that whenever demand drops, so interpret the mural as depicting "the are Americans you know, however advantage of his high lottery who wish to take advantage of this enough returns were in to predict Mexican American and native men? number and use it to escape the opportunity to take the draft off Candidate Anita Montano totalled does price in such a situation as this. un-American it may be to be poor, dt·aft now. a winner were the race between 17 32 votes and INMP candidate American as the meek and Perhaps most basic of all, dear their backs may write a brief letter Democrat Fred Luna a11d Perhaps campus merchants could unemployed and un-W.A.S.P. Have to their draft board asking to be Norbert McGovern totalled 834 unknowing being helped by the Y AF, have you heard of love, Under an advisory Republican Ralph Melboume in votes. thus be forced into lowering their you heard of Malcolm X, Martin memorandum sent by National reclassified 1-A immediately. Any Valencia County and Dc•mocrat superior white father." understanding or the simple human registrant who does so is taking a In a race that surprised prices. Regardless, anyone who is too Luther King and the Kennedy's'! response of feeling for another. Selective Service Ditectot Curtis Alvin Castillo, a former Democrats and Republicans alike, lazy to go out of his way a little to I suggest the mural depicts a white 'farr to all local draft boards slight chance that the system might constitutional convention They were assassinated you Try it, it may surprise you, but suddenly decide that it needs many Democrat Harold Runnels beat shop at the discount stores has no man as a newcomer, bewildered, know--right in the open, just like recently, such men may voluntarily delegate, and George Gillespie in incumbent Republican gd looking very conspicuous, arriving in don't try it if you are still scared of relinquish thl'it· defl'rments and more men than it is presently Colfax County. justification in bellyaching about the that. What a shame!! Have you heard planning to take, and should think Foreman for the U.S. Hou~e of an impressive scene symbolized in being un-American. enter the l·A pool. Prior to this With 31 of 36 prl'eincts Representatives, Dist. 2, position. high prices of nearby convenient of Goodman, Chaney and time, this matter had been open to carefully about this possibility, reporting, Rep. Mrs. Carol Tinker, the background of the mural by Janie M. Burcart however slight. It does appear, Runnels receiv('d 64,.191 voh•s to shops. Convenience is like anything debate, and draft boards were R·San Miguel, was 15 votes Foremnn's 61,115 votes, PCP else; you pay for it. artifacts of the Mexican and Indian supposed, to maintain all registrants from all indications presently behind Democrat Cipriano Lobo Staff available, that the ceiling of 195 Aguilm·. candidate Juan Roybal receivl'd cultures. The native Americans and in their deferments as long as they 1341 votes in the unofficial totals. Lee Homer Editor: Sarah Laidlaw continued to qualify for them. will be valid. The Bernalillo Dist. 1 race was Mexican Americans join hands in Managing Editor: Don Burge This rule of course only effects New Mexico voters also welcome. As phony as this might System spokesmen are quite lost by Republican John Budagher approved two constitutional Holly Beckley Clark J crmain men who turn 19 or older during to Democrat Raymond Sanchez seem today, it had meaning to Roger Ruvalo confident that no registrant with a calendat year 1969. Those turning a!nendments-one for a four·ye •; Radical Speakers Report Released Despite Ban By CHERYL M. FIELDS totaling nearly $109,000 "the replied. College Press Servicei campus speaking circuit is certainly Review." Chronicle of Higher Education 'Ascertain' Associations the 65 alleged radical speakers were the source!' of significant financing Some of those mentioned on the identified included the National Gov. Cargo Addresses Council WASHlNGTON (CPS)- A for the promoters of disorderly and The report said the names were list have protested their inclusion, researched "to ascertain whether Committee to Abolish the House controversial report listing revolutionary activity among including Nat Hentoff the author Un-American Activities honorariums paid to 65 alleged students." individuals of the same names had and critic, who was plaintiff in the Promises Students on Boards of Regents been identified as members, or Committee, the National radical campus speakers has been Rep. Richard H. Ichord (D·Mo.) ACLU suit. He said he was not a Mobilization Committee to End filed with Congress despite a filed the report of his House participants in the activities of member of any of the three Communist, Communist-front, or the War in Vietnam, the Student At last Friday's Governor's students verbal encouragement but ~ederal district court order banning Committee on Internal Security organizations the report listed him Nonviolent Coordinating Council meeting, Gov. David Cargo Its official publication by the Communist-in f i 1 t rated admitted, "the BEF and I aren't on and released copies to the press, as being affiliated with-the Committee, the New Mobilization promised representatives he would the best of terms." government. even though a U.S. District Court organizations, militant, radical, or Socialist Workers Party, the SDS, Committee to End the War in "try to put a student on the boards When asked if he approved of The report, based on judge had enjoined government extremist groups, self-proclaimed or the Spring Mobilization revolutionaries or provided public Vietnam, the Youth International of regents of state universities." Republican programs cutting information provided by 95 printers and the committee staff Committee to End the War in Party, and the Nation of Islam. Cargo told the approximately colleges, concluded that if a from distributing the report. support to such groups and Vietnam. Federal matching funds for organizations." The report said that of the 177 40 students assembled for the education he said, "They have their sampling of only 31h percent of the Editor Named Hearing Set The list included such institutions contacts, 134 replied. Governor's Council, during the priorities all wrong, dead wrong." nation's higher education Judge Gerhard A. Gesell said he Daniel Watts, editor of short time left in his te1·m he would institutions could turn up predictable names as Jerry Rubin It said 52 provided all the Cargo said the government wastes issued a tempora1·y restraining "Liberator Magazine," also denied information requested, 27 gave "do my best to place a good solid, money on "useless Air Force honorariums to alleged radicals and Rennie Davis of the Chicago that he had any affiliation with the order barring government Seven, as well as the names of partial information, 16 replied but knowledgeable student on the bases," that exist "just to give publication of the report on Socialist Workers Party. Charles boards of regents." people jobs." He added, "It's persons not generally considered Garry, a San Francisco lawyer who had no speakers other than grounds that publication of the list extremists, such as author Jessica recognized academicians, 28 said The Council was formed after wrong, to support Air Force bases of speakers had no legislative has represented Black Panther campus disturbances last spring. when our whole defense system is Mitford; Floyd McKissick former clients, denied any affiliation with administrative problems kept them purpose and would violate the national director of the Co~gress of from complying with the request 4 Since that time Cargo has often based on missiles." However bases speakers' First-Amendment rights. the Black Panther Party or the held informal conferences to hear are "all right in an area where jobs Racial Equality, and John Ciardi, Communist Party of the U.S.A. asked for more time, and' 7 He set a full hearing later this poetry editor of "The Saturday institutions refused "for student grievances. are scarce and economy is down," month on a suit filed by the Other organizations with which philosophical reasons." Among promises he made to the such as New Mexico American Civil Liberties Union Council members were that he After students madt> repeated (ACLU). would "not pass the buck," would hints about the need for money to TRANSCENDENTAL The report of the House Statements Mailed Soon . . . "push for creation of ethnic studies implement council projects Cargo MEDITATION committee was based on replies to on the college campuses," and said, "you can't expect me to sit letters sent to 177 colleges and would "urge freedom of speech on as taught by here and just give you power." He universities last spring asking them New Mexico campuses because suggested the students "use MAHARISHI to list speakers other than Parents Asked to Support Peace Plan universities should be forums for persuasion" to get state MAHESH recognized academicians and all kinds of ideas." government to go along with Parents of UNM students will All specific proposals put to YOGI lecturers who had appeared on be asked to sign a statement Claude-Marie Book, associate speech; Albert W. Vogel, chairman Council projects. their campuses during the past two declaring they support the professor of French and chairman of the department of educational Cargo, however, were later Cargo left as the Council split Transcendental academic years. They also were of the group; Truett Book, referred to the Board of Meditation anti-war position of a Parents for foundation; and Fr. Bert in to su b·committees to discuss asked to list how much the Peace movement at UNM. associate professor of French; Rauenhorst, Fr. Mark Farrell and Educational Finance (BEF) or the ways of solving campus problems. is a natural speakers were paid and by whom. Charles Mattox, visiting associate State Legislature. He did give the spontaneouS! The statements, which will be Fr. Barnabus Die Kemper, all of The sub-committee discussions technique which · The list of 65 speakers printed in mailed to parents, will include the professor of art, and Mrs. Mattox; the Newman Center. ------ranged from inter-campus DID YOU KNOW? allows each the ,.,r,eport was culled from the endorsement of several people John R, Green, professor of Parents for Peace is a national communication to concerted individual to names of 1168 speakers furnished associated wlth the University., physics; Fred M. Chreist Sr., movement with headquarters in Benefit Concert efforts at lobbying during the next by the colleges and universities that professor of speech, and Mrs. legislative session. All of the 1. Graduate students or under expand his Parents are asked by the group New York. Similar projects have 10 well-known musical graduates can join Air force Chreist; Marilyn Van Graber, sub-committees were concerned conscious mind to unite "with your sons and been conducted at such schools as organizations will be represented ROTC. assistant professor of speech; John with the lack of funds available. and improve ABORTIONS daughters in presenting, through Columbia University, Sarah when the New Mexico all aspeets non-violent, legal channels, a Kline, speech department; Judith Lawrence College, New York 2. It costs nothing to take the W. Carey, assistant professor of Federation of Music Clubs of life. are request to our President for the University, Northwestern presents its annual Scholarship NEED A HOLIDAY GOWN? aptitude exams as Freshman. If 1 termination of this war." Alumni Memorial Chapel LEGAL University and the University of Benefit Concert Friday, Nov. 6. you foil you must woit one year I The statement concludes, "We Pittsburgh. in New Mexico The concert will be at 8:15p.m. CALL MARY ELLEN bcforo retesting. This could dolay I Wed., Nov. 4, & Nov. 11 urge all parents to declare Campus Drug Use Two UNM students are also in the Fine Arts Center Recital 265-3621 your entry into the ROTC pro- For Pregnancy themselves by signing the working on the project. They are Hall. at 7:30p.m. Counseling 11\pry £1!~n £r.t~rpmal, .COil Centmt ,>f e statement and working to change Not Lessening Says Meliton C. Sandoval, a junior, and [ __gr~~------JI Thursday, Nov. 5, call governmental policies in the Elisabeth J. Price, graduate PLANNED PARENTHOOD direction of peace, justice, and a student, both of Albuquerque. at 1:00 p.m. 265-3722 better society-and away from FDA Chief Edwards &rna Iiiio County Planned war-making. Help us prove the ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL Parenthood Association generation gap can be narrowed (UPI) - Charles C. Edwards, head New Mexico lobo MEDITATION SOCIETY 113 Montclaire SE by our solidarity." of the U.S. Food and Drug Vol. 74 No. 40 Albuquerque, N.M. 871 08 Names attached to the Administration (FDA), says there statement will include is no evidence the use of Box 20, University P.O., UNM, Evening of Nonsense dangerous drugs on college Albuquerque, N.M., 87106 Frederique Sigel (right) plays the heroine and ClaudeJ . Fouillade campuses is diminishing. Editorial Phone (505) (left) plays her father, De Vancouver, in Mon Ismenie, a 19th Shop "Reports I receive show that 277-4102, 277-4202 Century farce by Eugene Labiche which is part of "An Evening of the problem is still extremely •WINROCK The New Mexico Lobo is Nonsense." Introducing the most absorbent distressing," Edwards said. "I have published daily every regular week eNOB HILL "An Evening of Nonsense" is presented by the French and Music no data to show that the problem of the University year by the Board Departments at 8 15 p.m. in the Fine Arts Recital Hall. eDOWNTOWN is lessening." of Student Publications or the Associated Students of the The second feature on the agenda is "Facade" by ~lliam Walton tampon ever put in an applicator. ''Yesterday's adolescent University of New Mexico. and is and directed by Thomas Philips of the music department (center). fads-goldfish swallowing and hula not financially associated with David Loy will recite poems written by Edith Sitwell while Doughs hoops-have given way to the UNM. Printed by the UNM Printing Plant with second class postage paid George will supply the images. frightening fad of the 'high,' " He at Albuquerque, New Mexico, General admission for the Nov. 13 performance will be $1. told several thousand persons at 87106. 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NEW MEXICO LOBO 'l'hursday, November 5,1970 Page 3 Agora Serves S~udents Experiencing Crisis D2:1CQJ ~@ I Arts & Media 'Hot As Sun': The Beatles The following is an interesting Album You little tale which happened, maybe The three were seen together for Can't Buy Anywhere happened, could have happened, several days following the festival, had said nothing yet said. during which time they stayed at "She'll be here," repeated the Boarding House. After standing in might happen. Pmt one presented the street for 27 minutes, during him and finding no one near, he the house of a friend of the cigar cigar smoker. here, part two next Thursday which time he stm·ed at his watch listened intently for a moment at maybe even broken up into a part smoker in Providence, R.I. After an * * * the window and then, setting the all night drinking party down on After she had left, the cigar furtively a half dozen times, he three if we notiee a good reaction roused his partner from the shadow briefcase down, proceeded to open (lots of people passing out from the the beach, during which they smoker was lying back on his bed. the back window of the house. discussed in hushed voices a plan "Not bad," said the thin face as of the doorway where he had been suspense); I personally phoned leaning, and the two briskly started With great care and caution not to each of the four boys in England in they had devised to "get rich his thin but nimble fingers rolled a make a sound, he began to climb quick," the three parted company joint. "She's a good girl." off down the street. They parted an attempt to establish the company at the corner when thin through the casement but not truthfulness of this account, but and were not seen together again "Good. Not bright. But good." before he had tossed his until March of 1969 in London, "Well, after all," said the thin fingers hailed a cab and thin lips they refused to comment, so we're asked to go to Apple Records at 3 half-finished cigar to the ground left hanging. Forthwith, the story England, when they took three face, sucking in his breath, "if she with a reluctant grimace. separate rooms at the Blackburn were bright, she'd be of no use to Savile Row. The silent figure of the Beatles' album that will us.,, whispered to another driver, Once inside, he stood perfectly always be missing from your Boarding House, Number 17, still for a moment taking in the collection.) Wyatt. "Oh, believe me, I'm not sorry. "Electrical Mechanical Industries at 3 Abbey Road, London N.W. 8, plush surroundings. He was in a Fro Ill the street in front of I'm not sorry. I'm surprised that sort of den, a library. Stuffed Leveen they let chicks like that work at please.'' By BRUCE HARRIS Number 17, Wyatt, it was not easy 'At 7:05 as the day grew slowly bookshelves lined the walls with Chase Lobo photos by Bob Butler to see beyond the second floor record companies." huge volumes like "The Art of By PAT McARDLE Dowling with STEVE HARRIS "She's only a secretary.'' dark, the street in front of Number Samuel Roll, Agora faculty Reprinted from "Touch" with window where the cigar smoker 6 6, Southampton Row was Composition," "Conducting as a Students experiencing any sort UNM this summer from Yale sat; and there was no possible way "She sure does know a lot about of crisis, major or minor, now advisor said, "We had planned to freshman, said she was, "looking permission from Elektra Records deserted and a young man smoking Creative Art," and "Harmony: A open on Oct. 15, but we had to where he worked with the sketchy, and too few." Wally anyone could have heard him what goes on at Apple, though, Study in Textures." An antique have a place to go. The place is "Connecticut Mental Health for something more than the During the nine month period speak. doesn't she? Knows who's got an overlong cigar moved swiftly delay our opening until the 22nd Hunsley, a junior psychology between the release of the only portrait of a man wearing a lace the white trailer behind the Center" which was run by impersonal academic atmosphere what. With what she told us, we but silently around to the back of because there was no space in of a big university." major said, "I thought the double Beatie album, "The The third face, off in the collar hung over the mantle. library which houses Agora. A professionals for the community, shadows, did not speak, could rob the place blind." ~house. Glancing quickly about coffee pot is always going, and which we could begin our Arnold Padilla, the student role-playing was very helpful Beatles" in January of 1969, and Continued next Thursday operations. At that time we were at which people could be seen at during the training sessions." "Look at it this way," the cigar . "Secretaries are like that. They students with plenty of time and any time." Roll added, "During chairman of Agora, attended that the release of the "Abbey Road" always know where all the willing ears are available 18 hours limited to the one small room in meeting in the spring, and Padilla said that Agora members LP in September of that same year, smoker said. ''If you're gonna pull Mesa Vista which we used the Panther trials in New Haven are sitting in on interviews at the off a kidnapping, you've got to be skeletons are buried." Ql)uartern each day, to talk, to give last spring, psychological first-aid continued to work throughout the rumors arose, as rumors always do, primarily for training." Mental Health Center as part of that John, Paul, George, and Ringo real careful, because if you're The cigar smoker smiled. "And COlOR SPECIAl information, or just to listen, stations were set up at Yale by the summer with other interested their training. we know how to dig 'em up." 11Jnuugr & Roll explained that the idea of students and faculty members. were at work on another album. caught, you're caught committing students. They were very "Yeah," said the thin face, ::'tcturC$ Of You And Youn a "student to student ASUNM approved a budget of Roll pointed out that the The critical dust had scarcely a federal offense. You know, the unstructured, with both students gas chamber or worse." stretching itself into a grin. "You for Chri$lm:~s BE DIFFERENT psychological first-aid center" was $2200 for Agora, and Padilla said function of Agora is to "provide settled on the white album "The illnuutry il-il-(@ue originated at UNM last spring and professionals working in troubled students with a "Yeah, life imprisonment." meet a girl in a record store, you fpet.smc/udcdJ SEND DISTINOIVE CHRISTMAS that his salary is paid "jointly by Beatles", and it was almost half a 905 Yale ~E when a student unable to cope them. The number of people sympathetic, creative one-to-one "But not with this one. That's can always be sure that it's lETTER HEADS WITH A PERSONAL GREETING hungry for that kind of contact the Work Study Program and the year before "Abbey Road" would profitable in one way or another to $19.50 with his problems and not psychology department." forum, allowing students to appear, when stories circulated why this is so beautiful. We collect A Great Place to Eat Mary f!/cn Eot<:~rpriiet knowing where to turn had was amazing." continue the relationship." 4011 '-Cr.!r.:JI Nf 30 Volunteers provide each other with advice, that the Beatles were once again in the ransom and we can't miss. The and Drink, what more ~'!IS J~21 committed suicide. Members of A drama major, Richie suggestions and alternate worst they could do would be to "This time, it's one hundred • Rockman, heard about Agora There are now more than 130 the studio. One publication went thousand dollars' worth." can we say? f~mnlJ Aj:pOmlments tn Yovr Ho1110 the psychology department held a perspectives. Referral and slap our wrists." i'tdur~:li A~otloLic Jn Vol~mes for from his girlfriend who is also in trained volunteers and 16 so far as to publish a tentative title meeting with §tudents in the professionals serving as follow-up services will be provided for the disc, "Hot As Sun," and "Yeah," said the thin face_ "Slap * * * 2 P.M.-5 P.M. everyday Chr,s:ma:~ Greet:flg$ ond GdtJ Agora. He felt it was important At 6:30 on the evening of the lkry E.lkm fnle•pri~, .WI7 C.l!lroi"H..e. spring to discuss the formation of consultants to the volunteers. when a troubled student seems to listed a number of song titles from 'em with two years in jail." Screwdrivers 50c such a center. that "students care about need professional aid." He "Sure," said the cigar smoker, 22nd of March, Tuesday, the cigar If you know a girl members of their own Starting next week Agora will be the album, among them Pam Powell, a history major, stressed that, "Agora is not "but what the hell. What's a seven smoker, wearing a tan turtleneck community." He added, "I have open 24 hours-a-day, with at least ''Maxwell's Silver Hammer," sweater, a pair of blue jeans, black considering an was a friend of the boy who . one volunteer on duty and one psychotherapy or its substitute, it "Don't Let Me Down," "Dirty Old hundred day jail sentence? You can committed suicide. She said, "I some spare time during the day, does not replace University get that for looking Uncle Sam in cowboy boots, and a pair of leather 1100 San Mateo at Lomas N.E./265-6931 and I think a situation professional on call to assist the Man," "Proud As You Are," and joined Agora because I wanted to give-ta~e volunteer at all times. Counseling and Advisement the eye the wrong way. After three gloves left the Blackburn Boarding such as this will be good for me as "Zero Is Just Another Even House, carrying a black briefcase do everything I could to prevent A few of the present Agora services, and it assumes none of Number." years in college, two years in the Shop Monday, well as the person I may help." can would be a relief." under his left arm. After walking ABORTION something like that from members are the original the rights or responsibilities of Time passed. A new Beatie Wednesday, happening again." "I don't know what to expect, professionals." The cigar smoker had pulled the rapidly for two blocks, he halted organizers from last spring. Many single, "Get Back," became Friday this message might Hungry for Contact I really don't know," said One studl'nt who asked not to blue cheesecloth curtains aside and and hailed a taxi, asking to be taken Margaret Dowling, a senior in heard about the organization in Number One. Talk abou~ the to Number 66, Southampton Row. tiii9PM Roll, a clinical psychologist has their classes this fall, and decided be identified said that he had was staring out the window into psychology, who heard about album ceased. New talk arose. the empty street. A few moments later, the even save her life! been relieved of some class time to attend the training sessions. joined "out of curiosity". He Discussions of a possible Bt>atles to work with Agora. He came to Agora last spring through the Free admitted to a "rather callous "No sign of her yet," he said. thin-faced young man, followed by University. Harriet Leveen, a Each group of students was tour, of a live studio LP callt>d "Get the third member of the team, It is no longer necessary for unfortu· required to attend four viewpoint", and added, "I am "She'll be here," the voice that nate girls to be ruthlessly exploited Back With The Beatles" flourishPd. exited from the Blackburn consecutive training sessions. If really more concerned with what I "Abbey Road" arrived, the critics for profit by quacks and inept butch· they missed one they had to start can learn from this experienc£>." had their say, the public didn't ers. Now they can have perfectly over witl1 the first meeting. "This Barbara Chas£>, om• of Uw listl•n, the album sold five million legal abortions under strict hospital was part of our screening co-chairmen of MASH, said she copies, Paul McCartney care. The new California Therapeutic process," said Roll. "Most people joined Agora because she thought, dit•d/lived/pulled a hoax, Yoko Abortion Act provides that all serv who weren't suited to this type of ''the tension reduction servic(•s Ono died/lived/pulled a hoax, Phil ices be performed by physicians in that MASH offered should b(• 1100 Shop accredited hospitals. activity weeded themselves out by Spector died/lived/pulled a hoax, missing one meeting. A few others extendt>d." She added, "I think a Paul left the group and made a solo I observed who might have had lot of us are in here not only album, "Get Back With The Last year it is estimated some because we want to help, but 700,000 illegal abortions were per· difficulty in dealing with others, r Beatles" became "Let It Be," and downtown had to ask to leave." b!'cause of the need to be needed formed in the United States. Almost ninety-seven that we all have." there was another Beatie movit•. without exception exorbitant prices CENTRAl Training "Hot As Sun" by the Beatles WlNROCK disappeared. were charged, hospital facilities at SECOND Center Marti Counts, one of the were not available and a complete volunteers thought that, "the Computer Club The "Abbey Road" album medical staff was not present to training sessions were rather rrhere will be an organizational contains a song called "Maxwell's cope with emergencies. meeting of the Computer Science Silver Hammer" and "Don't Let Club on Saturday, Nov. 7, at 2 Me Down" was the flip sidifof tlw Some of those girls died unneces· p.m. in room 143 of the single "Get Back." Tl1ere is no· sarily. Others suffered severe infec· ROGER'S DEEP ROCK computing center. trace of "Dirty Old Man," "Proud tions. Still others will never again There will be a discussion of As You Ate," and "Zero Is Just be able to bear a child due to in· 501 Yole SE ideas for projects, tours, and talks, Another Even Number." competent treatment. setting up a shared program 0 n "McCartney," Paul's solo offers you library and scope terminal time album, there is an instrumental cut The National Abortion Council for titled "Hot As Sun," but apart 20% Student Discount for members, and a talk on game Therapeutic Abortions and Family player programs by John Ulrich. from these few meager reminders Planning wants to make sure that with I.D. Membership is open to all the album seems to have been all girls receive humane and sani· persons in all fields with any totally forgotten. tary treatment. YOU CAN HELP. On BoHery Charge, Lube, Tire interest in computers or "Hot As Sun" has vanished. programming. Mystical symbol of If. you know of a pregnant girl who Rotation, Tire Repair and Pack * *, * * It was at the Newport Folk Eterr.al life and Everlasting is considering sneaking off to have ing Wheel Bearings l''estival in Newport, R.I., in the p~ss~!?S,~r of the ANKH may her abortion in a germ-infected hold his palm the link with Not Quite summer of 1961! that a young all Ages ... Past and Future. apartment or office tell her to call ALSO OUR Utah's Bill Hunter ran a kickoff student from the University of us. Our counseling service is free. Cast aluminum with leather strap. 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McCutcheon this Students wishing to run for the but children under 12 should be Pleas him as the third leading rusher in ASUNM Senate may pick up Vn·gmm SE, or call 255-5523 for Seven adults who were arrested back from Colorado State year is the leading rusher for the pickup, Revenue from paper sales accompanied by an adult. Parking obey an officer; Francisco A. University ran onto the WAC the WAC behind Arizona State's rwminating petitions in the Saturday at President Nixon's CSU Rams as a sophomore with Dave Buchanan in second and supports the society's programs. will be in the physics building Guevara, 18, carrying a deadly football scene and ended the 602 yards in eight games. He is The Situation ASUNM offices. The petitions parking lot at the corner of Lomas campaign speech were arraigned Lobo teammate Sam Scarber who Tuesday in Municipal Court by weapon; Thomas Joshua Sager season by setting a new averaging 7 5 - yards - a - game. The people of Albuquerque and the students of UNM have must be returned with 75 or more and Yale N.E. 28, disorderly conduct. ' sophomore rushing record. is first. Scarber over seven games signatures by 5 p.m. Nov. 10. To Rechartering Deadline Judge Perry Key. But he has some competition has an even 700 yards. Henry been waiting since 1964 for something that resembles a The deadline for returning all Four juveniles were also The man is Lawrence "the for that record. Lobo Fred Henry run for senator a student must C1lemistry A wards All seven pleaded not guilty to needs only to set a 64.7 yard pace rechartering forms has been charges including. disorderly arrested. They included three Clutch" McCutcheon and his . as a sophomore has already gained football team. The five-year fast is over and going into the have attended UNM for one UNM chemical engineering per game in UNM's last three semester prior to the elections extended to Friday, Nov. 13. If an conduct, resisting arrest and use boys charged with suspicion of record stands at 7 97 yards, which one more yard in seven games final month of the 1970 season, it looks like we could not students Lloyd F. Aker and disorderly conduct, and a girl gained WAC Sophomore- of· outings to set the record. That, and have a 2.0 or better grad~ m:ganizat!on fails to comply, it of foul and abusive language, than McCutcheon has gained in considering his 86.1-yards-pet have asked for much more improvement. point. will lose Its charter, and will have George D. Vourazeris have been charged with suspicion of foul and the - Year honors for his eight. Henry's 603 yards ranks a warded $250 scholarships by Hearing dates have been game average, is well within sight Two years ago the team was 0-10, ranked last in the nation The Senate elections will be to go through the initial announced for Douglas C. Nance, abusive language. All four were of McCutcheon's standard. If in major universities, and did not even come close to winning chartering procedures. Dow Chemical Corp. questioned and referred to Nov. 18. 10 full-year terms, and Aker and Vourazeris are both Brian Huston, Phillip Stewart and Henry keeps gaining yards at the a game. Last year the team started off slow but won the last two half-year terms will be open. Return all forms to the John Stearns for Nov. 16 through Juvenile Court. The girl was pace he has already set, he will sophomores. placed in Juvenile Detention You'll never forget. three out of four to give them a respectable rebuilding season All Senate candidates must Activities Center office, second 18. Edwin Wei!, Francisco • • • finish the season with around 861 floor of the Union. For further The scholarships are given to Home, and the boys were released of 4-6. attend a meeting at 7 p.m. on outstanding ch_emical engineering Guevara and Thomas Sage1· to their parents. yards, information, call 277-4 706. requested attorneys and their Henry has three regular season Wednesday, Nov. 11 to be placed students to enable them to And now with three games remaining, the Lobos are 5-2 on the ballot. Not attending the hearing dates have been games remaining-one against Black Church Lecture continue their academic studies. postponed. In an election year, people are with a shot at the WAC championship and a bowl offer. meeting will mean disqualification suddenly told that all the things Arizona here Saturday, followed The Lobos should be able to beat their next two from the election. The Baptist Student Union is Those arrested and their by a BYU-UNM tilt again in Health Fair '70 charges include: they weren't bothering to worry opponents, Arizona and Brigham Young. That would leave sponsoring a lecture on the Black Sunday, Nov. 8, will be the last about getting done weren't getting ''X'' Albuquerque, and the final game Church in America by Bill Douglas C. Nance 19 done anyway. with conference leader Arizona them at 7,2 with a six-game winning streak and one game Middle Earth Room day to see "Health Fair '70" disorderly conduct; Brian IIuston' He is eXciting .... eXtra interesting .... and eXtremely important Lawson, Friday at 1:30 p.m. in currently showing at the Museum State (4-0), in Tempe, That game remaining against Arizona State. If something unforeseen Middle Earth Room staffers the North Ballroom of the Union. 20, foul and abusive language! to you. may well tell the story of who is of Albuquerque. doesn't happen to the Lobos or the Sun Devils before the will meet at 7:30 tonight to talk Lawson is pastor of the Wheeler Phillip Burgess Stewart 30' going to win the conference. to anyone wishing to volunteer "Health Fair '70" represents disorderly conduct and foui and CLASSIFIED He is not Xanthic on today's issues. He has the answers if McCutcheon at one point this showdown, the game will decide which trophy case the WAC Avenue Baptist church in the combined effort of nearly crown will sit in. their help in running the room. Houston, Texas, and was a abusive language; John S. Stearns you have the action and personal concern. season had gotten off to a slow seventy Albuquerque 21, disorderly conduct' ADVERTISING campus minister at Texas organizations. Each of these stat·t, but things have evened The Lobos have to go undefeated in conference play ?Que Pasa? misdemeanor battery, resisting RATES: 7c per word, 20 word mini pretty well out for the "Clutch." Southern College, a local SCLC groups makes a concentrated mum ($1.40) per time run. If nd is ro It is time to stop being a Xyloid person, possessed by Xenophobia. because if they lost one and so did ASU, the Sun Devils Copies of ?Que Pasa? a coordinator. arrest and criminal damage to run five or more consecutive days with He gained 221 yards"rushing and effort to solve a certain type of public property; Edwin H. Wei! no changes the! rate is reduced to Gc Join with other concerned young adults in Xenogamous discus would win on percentage because they play one more guidebook of Albuquerque . The lecture is free and any health problem. The exhibition per word nnd the minimum nurhber o£ receiving against Utah State Jr., 47, disorderly conduct words to 10. sion groups on Sunday mornings at 9:30. Saturday and raised his game conference game. prepared by the Faculty Women's 111 terested student or faculty was designed to show the Club is available in the Union member is invited to attend. resisting arrest and refusing t~ TERMS: Payment must be made in X-ray your own needs, your own lack of concern, and your all-purpose running average to Some people consider ASU in the unbeatable ranks, and Albuquerque public that such full prior to insertion of advertisement. Bookstore. services are available to residents own loneliness and eXpose yourself to "X" 's answers 162.9 yards. That's far in front of their arguments are based on strong facts. The Tempe Square Dance Club WHERE: Journalism Building. Iloom teammate Jake Breen's 145,0 and is sponsored by Woman's 205, nftcrnoona preferably or mnil. to the problems in your life. You won't find Xeric residents have built a strong football tradition over the last Bake Sale Wagonwheel Square Dancing average, which ranks second. Auxiliary to the Albuquerque and Clasaitied Advertising discussions in the College and Career Dept. of the few years. In 1969 they won the WAC with a 6-1 record. The Kiva Club is having a bake Club will meet on tonight at 7 Bernalillo County Medical 10% DISCOUNT UNM P.O. Box 20 First Baptist Church. We're out to make every They were 8-2 overall. This year they have come out of the sale today at 11:30 on the Mall. p.m. in Johnson Gym room 184. Society. Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 ~,..%., J's BARBER Indian pastries and bread will be Everyone is welcome and partners TO STUDENTS day an "X"mas day. gate looking much better than last year and have swept to a sold. ~w-~> ~ SHOP are not needed. 1) PERSONALS 6,0 record. They are laden with individual talent and have FUN FUN WITH I.D. ON The College and Career discussions have been rated ~{~ compliment yo11r featt~res WANTED MALE STUDENT to share two earned their present No. 12 ranking in the country (they Play Announced Moon-Saturn ANY PURCHASE bedroom ant. $65 month your hntf. Call ' with the Roffler style cut 842-1869 for Dennis or leave mresage. dropped two places this week after not playing Saturday). The ~ld Town Studio is putting Viewers at the weekly UNM OKIE'S I•'astest repair service 11/0 102 Richmond NE 255-5784 on Robmson Jeffers' adaptation campus observatory open house "X" Among their ranks are Joe Spagnola, a Heisman Trophy in Albuquerque! ATTEN1'10N COilONADO marching Kn candidate, Dave Buchanan, last year's conference rushing of the Greek tragedy "Medea" tonight will get a double feature. (In most cases macl1ines zoo bnnd: Di~~ Bird and Bozo fdt a rack The first part of the open wns better thnn a tlonkcy show. We leader, J.D. Hill, the conference's present scoring leader, Nov. 5 through 8, and 12 through lOc BEER returned within 2·1 hrs.) apologize. 11/o Absolutely no one under 18 will be admitted. I 15. Tickets are $2 for adults and house, which begins at 7:30 p.m. Windlan Hall, who has intercepted six passes and run them I Every Wed. 5-6 PM POETRY WANTED for cooperative an $1.50 for students. Curtain is 8 in the obset·vatory on the south Tapes from thololtY. Include stumped envelope. ldl<' **** Need a ride? Then catch the First Baptist Church Bus. It stops at back 139 yards, and various other talent that shows up p.m. each night. edge of the UNM north golf Pizza Slices 15¢ wild l'r<'SB, 1807 East Olympic, Loa An Coronado Hall at 9:05, Hokona Hall at 9:10 and the Baptist Student Ahangover course, will feature the moon. $1.00 to $5.77 gelos, California 90021. 12/2 Center at 9:15. It's free, of course. weekly in the conference statistics charts. The Sun Devils NOTICE: ALL CLASSIFIED ADS must b~ Law Recruitment During the last part of the night Dancing Every Nite Complete recording, rcpah· and In by 3 p.m. ro run the following clay. have beaten their conglomerate opponents 39.5 to 11.8, the telescope will focus on Saturn. which is nothing to be ashamed of. I Jose Uranga of Georgetown 2) LOST&FOUND \ isn'li funny Central at University installation facilities. Tltou I University Law School will be The observatory will be open until So it all looks bleak for the Lobos, right? Not necessarily. I' 9:30p.m. FUN FOUND: DOG, part t~rrler. Tueaday night A hangover can be Just about the here Nov. 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 FUN sands of tapes to cltoose from at Lobo Mm's Store. Call 26G-3966 or most distressing combination of The Lobos have their sprinkling of individual stars too. 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Open 7 am to Midnite UNM Piekup/dclivery. 265-6364 or 277- services of some players who were injured earlier (Tom SIMMS BUILDING other locations in Winrock Center, Quarter Arced.;. f.i32:i. 11/10 . 247-4406 National Building & 120 Madeira NE McBee, Larry Korpitz, Cliff Archer, and maybe Lester Belle ...... t ••• ·-~ ..... Admission $4.00 (Movie) TYJ: ING~.fa•t •. ex~ed servir.,__.,lee trJC•-,r{'ru;onnbll". 11!1 Vac;.."1nr SE 247.. and Frank Gorman next week). 2942 anytime~ 11112 • What I am hinting at is that by no means are the Lobos out 4) ~---~,--~--FOR ImNT of the race just because they must face the Sun Devils. Going S[[D,LEASE. Three bedroom home, furn SKI ON THE WILD SIDE L,hed. One hloek from campus. 242-1557 10-0 is tough for any team, and the Lobos are the ones who niter G pm. 11/5 could make ASU 9-1. Another hint-Tempe is not that far 5) FOR SAL-:E::------and there are plenty of tickets available for the Nov. 21 CLA§§IfFKEID FRIDAY ASUNM Film Committee 1962 CORV AIR. excellent, radio. $325.00 game. A Ilod<'l:er, En,.,lish Department. 612 Bear I DVER'"fK§ING Canyon Lane NE. 11/11 Nov.6 '1 and 10 p. m. MUST SELLlllG9 Fi;t 850 Spyder E~cei- soc andi.D. University P.O. Box 20, UNM, Albuquerque, N. M. 87106 Jent condition and price. 265·689.3. 11/5 HAM RADIO SET, good shape, extras, $65 Vice. And Versa. _ or best otTer. Evenings: 344·1517. 11/15 SKIEQUIPMENT SALE; boots skiis RATES: 7¢ per word, $1.40 minimum (that's 20 words) clothing nt lowest prices_ Tcnni; Club* 2901 lndinn School l!rJ. NI-:. Saturday: No.v. 7, 9 nm. to 12 noon, Sundin Peak • • Big ... ExtJ•aoJ•dill.tii.IJ· •• Sin111l1J t;l.@ll t! 5¢ per word if same ad runs five or more consecutive times ~n!rol.1 ll/16 $2.50 minimum (that's I 0 words 5 times) QUITTING ALB. 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Campus Committee Will Collect 'Hard Facts and Data' Pos,itivc steps to alleviate the answered in housing investigations After disruptions on the UNM King wasn't embarrassed by campus the rise in enrollment. Last spring Although Glaser said campus last spring, Gov. David F. Analysis: UNM housing crisis await results of include: where housing is needed apartments "for students lease controversies in the spring. Rather he planned statistical surveys to be we were still concerned that we "suggestions will have to wait until land to private dcvelope;s and how much is needed, what would wouldn't fill the residence halls. Cargo created the Governor's took advantage of the situation to sponsored by the campus Housing students consider reasonable rents, study of the housing problem is establish a trailer park for Council, supervised by Graduate further his own political ends. It is Committee. and how far from campus could During August when we didn't get made," Smith presented a list of University-owned or student Student Association (GSA) Vice usable housing be located. the standard number of recommendations to the Planning owned trailers." Governor's Student Council doubtful he will support the council Karen Glaser, dean of women cancellations, we began to realize Committee for approval. Smith President Duke Duquette. and chairwoman of the Housing Like many departments of the Smith said "possible locations even as little as Cargo has since University that were caught off the dorms would be full," Glaser said, "Since housing is a current for housing projects might be on By creating the council, Cargo Committee said, "I received a said. problem I took the matter to the circumstances causing the creation of request from UNM President Ferrel guard at the unexpected jump in In a memo to Glaser, Heady UNM land on the South Campus, at made a bid for UNM student support Lacks Organization, Money the council weren't King's problems. student enrollment the Housing housing committee and made the extreme end of the North Heady asking the Housing asked the Housing Committee to several suggestions that would not after mishandling the campus Committee to collect hard facts Committee didn't feel the extent Campus near the medical school or wrangling an eight cents a mile asked the governor whether Subcommittee Problems accept a graduate student member be unreasonable use of UNM land," land across Lomas from the turmoil. Last spring Cargo broke During the council's most recent and data about off campus housing of the housing problem until late in and consider problems of off promises that he would "not use reimbursement for council vocational training rather than ethnic problems." the summer. "For the first time we campus housing. In the past the Advisors campus between the interstate representatives. studies would be more feasible. 'rhe meeting, subcommittees were have become aware of a critical Housing Committee has primarily The University Planning freeway and University Blvd. national guard troops except to Suggested questions to be Emphasizing the limited ~ Despite the efforts and money put governor replied, "vocational studies formed to discuss various projE>cts housing shortage, mainly caused by been concerned with residence hall Committee, "works primarily as direct traffic," by authorizing use of such as inter-campus communication housing. Glaser said "the memo advisots to the University involvement Planning Committ£1! the soldiers to disperse students into the council by Duquette since it do have their place. Why, we hav