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Sammie Parrish, Henry Ross, Robert Taylor, Jimmie Carter and Sharay Flelds, the P.O.'s head for the finlsh line in the Alpha Phi Omega Bed Race on April Fools Day. The P.Q.'s, from Omega Psi Phi, took first place among the 15 teams that entered with two teams from the football team Spanks taking second and third. Steve Pierce, president of Alpha Phi Omega, said an entry fee was charged to cover the r::ost of ad vertising. He_ said. the_ ra~~!{~flS held for the fun of~it:t.~flQ.io by Robert Sanche~l;O '!:)..\. \ol · . ~'1 ·,, ,.\~. \""> .. "1,.• ~~];. 'i ' "'' . . ?.. \':J' ,~(;) ~) . . ~ r•r·•' if '" .. -., ·····:
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Reagan Up and Walking,~ Faculty Senate Report Brady Better Than Hoped Urges Reorganization WASHINGTON (UPI) as next week although doctors Court-appointed psychiatrists estimate complete recovery wm Eric Maddy vice-president at the same time President Reagan, t:ip and walking · examined John W. Hinckley Jr., of the year, and a budget to pay take two to three months. 25, " aW'.!&Ul for the first time since he the drifter accused of trying to Dr. Sidney Rosenblum was for a parliamentarian and was shot, ·is conducting "business Reagan's fellow victims, White assassinate Reagan Monday in a bizarre bid to impress teen-age elected vice-chairman of ··the clerical assistance when needed. as usual'' from his hospital suite House press secretary Jim Brady, a voting faculty for _1981-82 in The report, . prepared. by the and may be well enough to return to Secret Service agent and a District movie star Jodie Foster. The Tuesday's special meeting of the · Committee of Five, was adopted the White House rtext week, aides of Columbia policeman, also were . findings were not disclosed. · Faculty Senate, by voice vote. safdWednesday. · reported mending from the wounds Miss Foster said in a statement UNM President WiJliam Despite some pain, . Reagan they suffered in the attack on the she got several notes signed iohn Rosenblum also read an :E. W. Hinckley or J. W.H. last fall evaluation report of the Faculty Davis reflected on his five-and "slept well during the night and is presidential . party . outside the a-half years as president by up and walking this morning,'' Dr. Washington Hilton Hotel. and this spring, three or four of Senate which stressed which were were turned over to the recalling his first speech and the Daniel Ruge, ReagaJ1;s White Brady,. 40, who underwent reorganization, "particularly FBI. with reference to its committee goals he outlined at that time. House physician, said in his first surgeryto remove a bullet from his Davis also announced objectives medical bulletin of the day. The brain, can now move his tet't as well "In none of these letters and structure." Included in notes I reccieved was any mention, suggested guidelines for im· that the administration hopes to president also began eating solid as his right arm and leg, speak and, accomplish in the future. food. reference, or implication ever made proventertt were fourteeen items, as part of his treatment, plaY In other business, the Senate Aides said the president could "catch" with his wife Sarah from as to violent acts against anyone, including a smaller Senate, a return to the White House as early his hospital bed. not was the president ever men "clearer image of its role in accepted nominations for two tioned/' she said. university governance'\ a comtnittees and accepted a Hhtckley1s father, a wealthy Senate handbook, orientation recommended change in the Colorado oilman, hired one of meetings for new members, Academic Freedom and Tenure Washington's best known criminal election of a new president and Policy. PIRG To Coordinate law-firm- Williamsaqd Connolly -to defend his son. Law enforcement officials said a SolarErrergy Forum letter found in Hinckley's Washington hotel room indicated KUNM Back on Budget; The New Mexico Public Interest talk on the solar control of he was motivated by his infatuation Research Group (NMPIR.G) will greenhouses. with the 18-year-old Yale Baca Resigns Senate Seat present a solar energy forum Friday Tile third speaker will be University freshman, who played starting at noon in the Central sun Geoffrey BeU, a master architect the role of a pre-teen prostitute in Ballroom. and engineer at UNM, who wm the movie "taxi Driver." The Denis McKeon Student Activities. "the purpose of the fotum is to sum up the Forum with a movje's plot includes a plan to Dobbs also mentioned that there educate people about solar miscetianeous talk and answer assassinate a politican. The ASUNM Senate voted might be a problem with the energy,'' said Jasmine Poole, questions. ''l will prove my love for you ... Wednesday to put a $45j000 ap computer-form baUots to be used in director ofNMPIRG. Oemonstratiorts and literature through a historic act,n Hinckley propriation for KUNM back on the the election, which are larger than three speakers, two of wbom from over 10 different companies wrote in the unmailed letter to the ballot for the Spring Election, to be the slot in the borrowed ballot work at UNM, constitute the and solar research associations will actress. held Wednesday, AprilS. boxes, forum's panel. be set up on the maU, said Poole. . . Acting press secretary Larry The appropriation is to be Speakes said 80 world leaders, After reporting for the Finance the f.irst speaker, Thomas Karl A mobile solar syst~ms unit will disbursed quarterly, with a Committee Matt Baca announced Feldman, is a research professor at also be set up on the mall with ihcluding l>ope John Paul 11, stipulation that funds revert to Queen Elizabeth ofEngtand and his resignation from his Senate seat. the Mechanical Engineering equir>ntent working •.. ASUNM if the university takes over Baca explained that he needed to Department, will talk on Solar l'oole said that NMPlR
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Crockett Used as Symbol Qommittee composed of two faculty members two administrative staff members and one st~dent member. AprillO Shuttle Launch Date Set A: public lecture discussing Davy Crockett as Lena Clauve, emeritus dean of women and MP's 'Deplore' Moonies Tnckster, a type of "comic almanac" revolving professor emeritus ot music education at UNM, ~roun.d ~he myths of Davy Crockett having r;~cist, served as dean of women from J92!i until her CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - ministrator Alan Lovelace, But to fligbt preparations at the Kennedy 1mpenabst und pornographic thoughts, is scheduled retirement in 1961. LONDON - Nearly 100 deplores the activities of the Space shuttle astronauts John the thous.ands of people coming to Space Center, and of preparations for Thursday at 3 p.m. in 147 Woodward Hall. · members of P;~rliament 'Moonies sect' as alleged by the Young and Robert Crippen the Kennedy Space Center to at tracking stations around the Th~ speuker will.be Carrol Smith-Rosenberg, .an Wednesday urged the gover· Daily Man and found proved by Wednesday got a tentative ''go" witness the blastoff, Lovelace said, world and at the control center in assoc~ate professor 1~ the .departments of history and Ministry To Be Discussed nment to cancel the tax-exempt a High Court jury, and calls for for launch.April lO on the maiden "l 'd pack more than one white Houston. P;>~c.hiatry at the UnJVersny of Pennsylvania. She is status of the Unification Church steps to be taken forthwith to orbital test flight of the l&rgest, shirt." • The plan is to launch the shuttle VJsi.tmg UNM, teaching a one-week, one-hour course in a sequel to the longest libel end the charitable status of this most radical spaceship ever built. The establishment of the first Columbia at 6:50 A.M. EST April enlltled Sex and Symbol. · Dr. Ross Snyder or San Francisco will discuss case in English history. so-called church." The blastoff date of the shuttle official launch date for the 10 and have the astronauts glide to Smith-Rosenberg said that a comic almanac is m!n!stry with the aging, cross-generational A High Court jury which sat David .Mellor, a member of Columbia was contingent o.n revolutionary rocket plane marked a .landing on a long clay runway on addresst;d to an increasingly youthful, urban mm1s~nes, young adult ministry, creative liturgy and for 100 days Tuesday decided Prime Minister Thatcher's smooth sailing through final a major milestone in the troubled, a dry lake bed at Edwards Air Force popula()on who can no longer surVive .in rural areas. consc1en~e formafion in young children at the.brown the sect was not libelled in a 1978 Conservatives, said the tril!l countdown preparations the rest of nine-year effort to develop a more Base, Calif. at 1:18 P.M. April 12, bag luncheon scheduled from 12:15 p.m. until2 p.m. She added that Davy Crockett as Trickster was Daily Mail newspaper article showed the organization's this week and on a lack of efficient, less expensive way of Lovelace, who retired as deputy written as if by iJiiterate frontiersmen and includes at Centr;ll United Methodist Church, 215 PineN.E. . I that said the church broke up techniques were "highly significant problems once the transporting people and machines t administrator but stayed on to run many myths about his exploits e~~:pressing "male ' f families ancl brainwashed questionable" and it was countdown begins l&te Sunday. to and (rom orbit. the agency until President Reagan sexuality and racism." converts. "dubious whether this In addition, adverse weather at The Columbia is 122 feet long, namr.s a new administrator, said the Authors To Sign Book i I Dennis Orme, British director organization can properly -be the launch site or at one of the two has a. wingspan of 18 feet <1nd can latest repom from Edwards were of the organization that sued the called & church. Western landing sites could force a carry satellites as big as bu& in its that the landing strip had dried. out Awards Presentation Set Daily Mail., was ordered to pay The Unification Church runs !au nch delay. Associate space protected cargo hold. It is larger from recent rains. An autograph party for Las Mujeres, a book court costs estimated to. exceed two tax-exempt charities in agency administrator John Yardley than any spaceship built by the Young and Crippen were at the The Clauve. Outstanding Senior Awards will be recently completed about women in New Mexico . is $1.2 million .. Britain which took in more than said there was a good chance, based United States or the Soviet Union Johnson Space Center in Houston presented Apnl 2 at the UNM Recognition Banquet scheduled for Friday from 4:30p.m. until6:30 p.:U·. Two ducks from the ponds take a floating siesta in the warm f. The MPs called for action in a $4.32 million in 1979. It also on weather statistics, that adverse and is the only craft designed to rehearsing emergency flight at the Faculty Club, temoonsunshine. (Photo by Htlfen Gaussoin} - 11 House of Commons motion conditions could delay the launch return from orbit to an airport to honor undergraduate students who have runs six commercial companies 1 procedures in a spacecraft trainer demonstrated contribution to UNM. Las Mujeres W!IS written by Nan Elasser, who is which said: "This House valued at $3.6 million. two or three days. landing. when Lovelace and other NASA currently working with the Ife&d Start program in "I think the lOth is a good target Lovelace set the launch date aftet Stu~en~s must have actively participated in leaders established their launch orgamzahons, helped with a project of benefit to Albuquerque, Kyle MacKenzie, who is presently a date," sa.id acting agency ad- a day and a half assessment of date. student~ and to the university, and hold a high doct?ral candidate in the Department of American academic record. Stu.dJes at UNM, and Yvonne Tixier Y Vigil, an _Recipients_ of the awards will be-selected by a- assistant professor of ed_ucation at the University-of Hef:rl~r Executiv~ To Lead Nebraska. Seminar on Magazine Art Tamara Detrick :-• •• • eee • •• •• • • ••• • •••• • • •• • • • • •• ••-••• • • •• • •••• process and budget consiclerat10ns, Kenton _will conduct the • • George Kenton, former associate workshop in the new art building, • • art director for Playboy, Penthouse room 249 from April 3 to April 5. • and OUJ magazines, will be at The seminar will be held Friday 12th Street • UNM for a three-day seminar on from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday • magazine art. • ! DO YOU HAVE ANY ZITS? from 9 a.m. to S p.m. and Sunday : The seminar, according to 36Zoo •· from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuition is d Th~ UNM Di~ision of Dermatology and the Student Health Center • Kenton, is for anyone who wants to Sl45 ancl includes the use' of all • • publish, develop a magazine or ne~ s vo ~n!e~rs With acne, to help determine the effectiveness of a new materials and tools. For in!onnation call< • • work i~ an editorial capacity in the _A ""' inlamlllion c.lll ·• loplcal.anflbJotlc for treatment. Patients must be av ., bl t • . • magazme world. The workshop will Registration in this seminar, • every th 5 1 d a1 a e 10r exammat1on l,.•n- *788•7830 *766·7830 •• sh uldo rb ak~r ay ~o,rning starting March 21 through June 13 and • cover the skills necessary to develop offered by UNM Continuing • 0 no eta Jng ant1b1otics or corticosteroids. • typogra~hic and pictorial concepts, Education, .is limited. • create VIsual themes, lay-out and • For more information, call H ·I For furt. her information contact Erma Pinon at 277-3136 ·St d e paste-up and fathom the printing Bus Schedule Bus Schedule Bus Schedule • _ea fh Center:. · · · • u ent City of Albuqu~;Jrque • Effective April 6.1981 • • Continuing Education at 277·6542. Gity of Albuquerque • Effective April 6, 1981 City of Albuquerque • Effective April 6, 1981 • • N Los Ranchos •TTY Sy11em In u1e for lhe he•rlnglmpa/red. N • • Chicano Students Attend Conference ....._ II N WAE· • For further information contact • Enna Pinon •• N.ine UNM students leave today ww "07 • by federal cutbacks in social w~ s 277-3136 • . for . a three·day National Chicano s • • programs, unem)1Ioyment and Map not to scale . s Map not to scale- •• Student H!!alth Center St~dents conference hosted by police brutality Woulcl be discussed • Anzona State University in Tempe• • • during the' conference. ...., ""-'~'-... Serves: • • ~ce Samamiego, head of the Samaniego, Emili"Jon Gonzales, E.1 Valley High School • Chic~no. students cultural liJindian Pueblo Cultural • Molly Vernon, Linda Sanchez, Serves: • Volunteers will be paid a fee. : organizatron at UNM, Estudiantes Aron Rae!, Carl Valdez, Josea Center • par Ia Cultura, said the conference E.1 Convention Center II U.S. Indian School .. - Mascarenas, Estevan Vazan, Joe Iii Gibson Discount Center woul? t~ to establish a com 1iJ Convention Center Dean aNd Bazan Romero will at II GE Plant II Rio Grande ZoO ··········~··~······························~: mu.mcatwn network between Serves: national universities. tend the conference. E.1 Downtown UNM hosted last year's con· • Turnaround Point Iii F1ve Points He said that the problems caused II Atnsco ference. Mounlaut .Fid •rry Sy•tem In u•e lt>r the 1iJ Old Town he•rlnglmpalred. 1J Westside Commuruly Center ,g ArmiJO Semor Center'E0B , Pic-Me"Up's Pic-Me-Up's l!l Adobe Acres ID Valley Gardens Stimulant Capsules Stimulant Capsules For Those Who Know Cerebral Stimulants •TTY System in use tor lfre The Plc·Me-Up's Places for Mental Alertness heor/ng tmpelred, 2601 Ss._n M ' .. 011./f.>tl W .Cijte.(~lac,telwt •'lJt~u':fttr l'Yto~1n.al Due to weight limitations on the Barelas Bridge, May l .8P,m-12am SUB Ballroom Sun-Tran is changing Hie aqove routes. For current Advance tickets: $2.00 and $3.00 schedules or schedule rack information, call At the door: $3.00 and $4.00 sun~ Tran at *766-7830. ' Cal1277-5574or881-3087 ·rry System in use (or the hearing impaired. ~ Refreshments d . Don't for ant Astudent entertaln.me. nt provided. ge prll Fool's dance this Friday I - J'. ..r,._.·-· _...... , __ ~~-~~~~-r.r- '• Page 4, New Mexico l)aily Lobo, Apri12, 1981 UNM Wise To Reject Contract byBe••ke BLOOM COUNT y Breatlted Rejection of a propo~ed contract by members of the United Mine Workers IUMW) wa~ a wise move. Union one it will sell itself. leadership and indu~try representatives were setting And if Sam Church feels a need to convince the tV!RYBDDY? THeRE'S the miners up for a hard fall. people he represents that he is trustworthy, he is in no NOBODY IN 7111/r /10115! UMW President Sam Church fortunately did not position to claim leadership. If miner~ trl)~ted him, he fliGHt NOW 8UT fool everybody in his campaign for the contract, His would not have to convince them to do so. COCKR.DiirHES. I ... argl!ment, in summary, was "This contract is too Industry representatives are on equally shaky ,,' complex for you to understand, so ju:;;t trust me- it's ground. Charging "dissident" mine workers with I good for you." misrepresenting the contract and the union with lack For most union members, this amounts to 1'1 waving of discipline, the industry is really only crying .sour red flag. In the first place, if a contract is complex, y.ou grapes.· Discipline, in this case, is apparently intended can count on management to be in a better position to to mean they would like mine workers to blindly follow take advantage of its ambiguities than the rank and Church and other union leaders in approving the file. A good contract is one that is. easily understood proposed contract. Rejection of the contract is far less and enforced. It should not requite an army of lawyers a matter of lack of discipline than one of lack of trust. to figure out that payday is Friday and whether or not Industry representatives have charged that rejecting water runs uphill, the contract "puts the integrity of the bargaining Union nagotiators started off on th.e wrong foot by process in serious jeopardy," But a far greater threat accapting a complicated contract, then trying to sell it, to negotiations will be additional attempts by Sam A contract shoul.d notntJed to be sold - if itls a good Church and and the mining industry to pull the wool over the eyes of the miners. GOOf) .. ,ANO NO H!OING LORD. IN /oiR5.iiiCK£R':J e PANTYHOSe. Letters 0 I Murder Attempt 'Scares' Reader 'I Editor: • coin set the precedent back in 1865, I'm scared - I it's not .something we're know I can't accept this fact of violence. This national supposed to admit to. But I'm scared, What's going identification With violence stinks. Terrorism, on here. Where is the American Dream. Ask John destruction, murder is running rampant. What does it Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy, Martin Luther King and accomplish? Sanity must resurface. We must redesign John Lennon. I guess the American Dream has DOONESBURY our thinking and instead of accepting this and other by Garry Trudeau became violent. We hate, et/T.,Of' J: !XJN'r/WCi(/ C00f5&/ {{/HY I 0!0/tr JJI!NK()f IT 1 7HA"If;tr! e4RLJt;R.. I I New Mexico bally Lobo 381400 Vol. 85 No. 125 'rhe New M_e.deo JJnlly toiu~ Is pubHshe_d Monday l}1t(JU~ Friday every l"egufar Vf'Cck or the U.lliYcrslty ycar1 Wt.l:kJy durihg d~ed Utid finals Week$, and 1-rn1NK mA1S MY HftMP1 v.•eckl,y. ·during -the stlm'incr session by t~e lloard of SJud~rlt Publlcailon!l .or 'the University of New Mexico, iind is not flnuncially :i.Ssodated with UNM. You'RE WEARING~. MR. , Second cla~s r.o!litise paid a1 Albuquerqu¢, New f\.tc-:~ico 87{31. Sub.scriptibn tate·· I$ .iiO.OQ for the .:it'ttdcntfc ycp,t. VICE~ PRGfllJENT- The opinions: CJ ·. t New MEJXico Daily Lobo R-3 R-2 Apri12-8, 1981 ~_...... ~ of the sights. At Coronado State . Monument located 0 th Uncle Cliff's is fun for City Zoo offers banks of the historic Rip Grande, 'orr State R~ 44e and approximately two miles west of Bernali\lo.. ' ' the ruins of the.Kuaua Pueblo. This large lSth'a~~ the child in everyone • path to excitement 16th. century Indmn settlement has been excavated and ~ partially restored. A museum near the site cont · 'f r· d • . h·. • . ams you don'! ?ave to be r!ch and travel to faraway places to stalk exotic m,a?Y ar t1.acts ou?- .m.t e rums. Modern camping, Some of the world's greatest psychologists say each adult has a small ammals and b1rds of !he Wild kingdom. h1kmg tra1ls and p1cmckmg facilities are l\Vailab]e · child living inside their grawn-up bodies and lninds. That's not too hard the park. The monumen.tis open from 9 a.m. to sp.~~ to believe, since we all want to have time for young and carefree fun. at . A trip to th~ Rio Grande Zoo, located in the corner of Tenth Street and Come RiO, ~ran?e, IS. a passage to marvelous sights and sounds of over 800 five days a week. The museum and ruin site is closed certain times, exc1tmg w1ld anunals !lnd free flying birds. · on holidays and Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Maybethe child inside you wants attention right now. O.K., so pamper the little brat. Take him or her to Uncle Cliff's Amusement Park located See the tropical r:tinforest, complete with lush vegetation, soothing Closer to Albuquergue, off of.Coors Rd. N.W., is off San Mateo, N.E. together water fal!s and beaut1ful cottonwood trees. the Petroglyph. State Park. Pre-historic rack pictures The R!o Grande Zoo has one of the finest and most modern reptile Uncle Cliff's has a total of 21 fun-packed rides to thrill even the carved by Ind1ans over 1000 years ago survive the bravest .and most adventuresome little boy or girl who lives inside your gardens m the country. The zoo is believed to be the fir$( zoo to suc d~struction ?f botl.t man and the elements of nature to cessfully breed a Three Timor Monitor Lizard in the United States, g1ve us a ghmpse mtc a past culture. There are hun grown-up psyche. with All little kids like merry,go-tounds, and this is a good way to soften \lp !he z:oo has ingeniously imitated nature in other ways. The ar dreds of the rock car ings throughout the seven-acre the little psychological fellows. There are nine .rides in all designed for the chitecture of the zoo re~listicl!lly simulates nlltural habitats with rock Nrk. tnost immature hearts and if you can get your grown-up body into these Bandelier NatiOnal Monument, located betweeq gardens, ponds and housmg for the animals. rides, by all means do so. JENSEN One almost .gets a _feeling of being part of a safari as you wander White Rock and Jemez Springs on State Rd. 4, is only As you begin to feel .a little more courageous, try the bumper cars. through the tra1ls stalkmg the elephants, big cats, giraffes andgorillas. a l";o"hour drive from Albuquerque. Thousands of Manager Linda Hayes said the bumper can; are a favorite of grown-up rounsts each year com~: to the park to view cliff and Probably the most popular exhibit is the sea lion exhibit. Visitors line children. The driver can not only test his driving skills, but also relieve a cave d\~cllings of the Frijoles Canyon and the ruins of lot of frustration as he bangs into other cars .. the fence of the pond to watch the three fem!jle and orle male sea lions Tyuony1. play and sun themselves. An especially delightful time to veiw these Thrill seekers test their skills and stomachs when they ride the spYder, graceful creatures is during the afternoons when the attendants feed _EI Morro National Monument, located about 40 raco-plane, tilt-a-whirl, ferris wheel, and other equally daring machines them. · m,1les ,west .of Grants o~ NM 53, is another interesting of amusement. The tallest of all an}mals are the giraffes. Five of these unusual looking lustoncal Bite and beautiful area you will want to visit Scream. out your frustrations in the haunted house. Everyone believes creatures, who sol?et1mesgrow to 16 feet tall, live at the zoo. One little ~ear. th,e visitor center is ''Inscription Rock" beann& inghostsand loves to be frightened. fellow, who was SIX feet tall and weighed-150-poun-ds at birth was-born mscnptwns c-arved by members ·Of the-Juan de Onate- · !here are 12 -rides in all designed for the tnote-mature_psychologicaJ last February at the ..:ao. ' expedition in 1605. On top of the mesa are the Msinna child, bu.t save the galaxy roller coaster until last. This last ride takes The next stop on your safari will be to see the two elephants. Take aim nuns. courage. The parent in you may give you same argument on this one and and. shoot. th~m with .rour camera. Tia is a 17 -year-old female from For a cl~ser·ta-home outing, the Sandia Mountains try to tell you no sensible grown-up, man or woman, would risk such Afnca. ,Ailee IS an As1an female child of seven years. These girls like to are a very mtetesting short trip. The area boasts the death-defying, senseless stunts. Let the kid have his way and bravely get throw d1rt on each other and the audience. longest sky tr.amway in the country, The tramway into one of those little cars. This is the final test of your skill and un· Let Jensen's power bring all the travels two m1les to the top of the mountain for a bending nerve and those little guys inside you will love it. sounds together for your Fro~ 10 a.m. to II a.m. is feeding time and the elephant trainers feed br~athtaki~g_ view. of the city below. Many people Uncle Cliff's has a large game room with all those little 11ames kids listening pleasure. Separate and tram the elephants, making this an especially enjoyable time to vis.J't love, such as pinball machines and other electronic games. There are them. Historic landmarks enJOY a dehcJous dmner served in the restaurant atthe woofers and tweeter/midrange top of the mountain. During the summer, hamburgers eight carnival-type games where you can win prizes. Who wouldn't like to JENSEN modules are custom-positioned The monkeys never fail to provide you with enjoyment and laughter as win a teddy bear1 Try your luck and skill on pokerino and skee-ball. 5J,t.;" Triax® 11 you watch and see the simil~rit~es i~ behav!or and looks of your friends. and hotdog~ .are s~rved outdoors on the patio. in your car for perfect •sound mix. within hours of Alb. N.umerous.hlkmg tra1ls arc open to hikers forshort If the child inside you becomes hungry, let him have a hot dog, pop SEPARATES Maybe even your own behavwr 1s m1rrored 10 the antics of the monkeys. corn, cotton candy, and other goodies served by UnCle Cliff's con, # J1124 Biamplified capability for better sound h1kes. Dunng warm weather, hang gliders soar from 1 If you like to talk to animals (and v:ho doesn't?) the zoo is the perfect Within a co.uple of hours of driving time from the top of the mountain to the edge of the city below. , cessions. with less distortion. It's all yours with Jensen 5.4" Perhaps the child would like to go skating. Uncle Cliff's Amusement Triax® II separates. pla~e to go. The ~nim~ls at the zoo JUst rnay prove to be the most in Albuquerqu;., Sightseers and nature lovers can find the When you comedown from the mountain riding in the telhgent conversationalists you will rneet. most magmf1cent and natural scenes and historical cable car, you can enjoy a drink served .in the Fire Park has the only open air roller skating rink in the state. Four hours of skating costs $2.50 including skates. you bring your The ~oo i? a place which takes you on a fantastic journey to faraway landm~rks this co11ntry has to offer. These scenes, in House Bar and Lounge. If That's the thrill of being there! p !aces nght m Albuquerque. all the1r eloquent grandeur and awe· inspiring ac To get to Sandia Mountain and. the tramway just own skates, the price drops to$2 for four hours of skating. Uncle Cliff's h -"•-- • New Mexico Daily lobo n:5 R4 April2·8, 19a1 ART SHOWS car and travel the city picking up a melange of passengers. Their adventures and Albuquerque Civic Light Opera UNM A.S.A. Gallery - SUB basement. mishaps make for a gentle, comic look at a April 3 at 7 p.m. Conceptions ~~~thwest people's solidarity when brought together presents opening reception of the exhrbit.JOn of under unconventional means. Showtimes 7 r------, i GUYS AND DOLLS! works by artists represented m the pim. and 9:15p.m. ! magazine. The opening coincides with the · Clint Eastwood stars in Sergio Leone'.s MOVIES Place your bets,. ladies and gentlemen. on Sarah Brown. publication of this year's iss~e of_ the of intersection of Grand and Broadway, western A Fistf!ll of DoJlars Friday night. Play the latest a mission dOll out to convert blg·time gambler, Sky from 7:15 to 10:30 p.m., but be I ~ideo I magazine. The show will run untll Apnll7. Based on the plot of Akira Kurosawa's MO$terson. Watch Doman Runyon's likeable characters Regular gallery hours are from 11 ·to 4 before building is locked at 8:30p.m. Act.' : Final Conflict -. Coronado Four, Yojimbo, Eastwood is an unknown tough as they sing and dance up a storm in this unforgettable I & Pinball machines I musical. Any takers? Monday through Friday. mission is 75 cents, everybody welcome, in. , Six, M Plaza Three. cowboy who goes it alone against some Hosbour Gallery -· 417 2nd St. S. W. San struction provided. ,' Man For Himself -. Jean- Luc other cowboys. They soon know this Buy 20 Puff· Puff Francisco painter Lisa Baack in a one per Poetry Contest - A $1,000 grand pnze.(~GtJcta:ra, French with English sub- titles by unknown's shooting abilities. Showtimes 7 I I son show which will be up until April 25. will be awarded in the Special Poetry Com. Bukowski. At The Guild. p.m., 9:15p.m., 11:30 p.m. I Golf • Game Tokens Hours are from 12 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday petition sponsored by World of Poetry, a • Postman Always Rings Twice - Far Akira Kurosawa's Japanese comedy forjusf$5.00and 1· through Saturday. quarterly newsletter for poets. Poems of orth Cinema, Wyoming Mall. . satire about a samurai who sells his warring I RECEIVE 10 TOKENS AUA- 216 Central S.W. April 5 from 3 styles and on any subject are eligible to Roads - Far North Cinema, services to whomever pays the highest bid to 6 p.m. The Downtown Center for the compete for the grand prize or for 49 Mall, Albuquerque Six. is what Yojimbo deals with. The samurai I ABSOLUTELy FREE!!! I Arts opening reception for Craftworks 3, a cash or merchandise awards totaling over; Howling Cinema East, goes to a village where warring factions ~ay I (Bring this Coupon) I juried exhibition of contemporary crafts. $10,000. Rules and official entry forms are Six, Winrock Twin. him for his skills, but he sells to each side, The show was juried by Lee Carroll, a available from the World of Poetry, 2431 •• resulting in a lot of bloodletting. What PUTT·PUTT GOLF I March :Z6·27•2J'' Apr!l 2·3·-'•5' Sludenl Rush! Tickets $2,50 (Wlfh I.D.) 'h designer consultant and craftsman from Kurosawa says about this situation and the hOur before show limo, Others frt;lm 53.00 to $9.50. Coli AClOA cl Stockton, Dept. N, Sacramento, C~, ''A VIDEO & PINBALL EXTRAVAGANZA" 345.6577 lo charae tickets or rot more lntormotlon. Austin, Texas. Carroll chose 117 pieces I 95817. conclusion offers some comic and thought COUPON VALID ANYTIME · ·Real people, real entertai11ers••• from 450 entries for this multi-media ex Albuquerque Museum - The Museum u· ful insight into self-interest. Yojimbo I I · (exp. 419181) OPEN DAILY ~I pelfonnonces: ol PopeJOV Ho!l 'Sunday maunee only. "'Molfnee ohd evening pcr1ormance5 travaganza which will run until May 2. accepting work for a juried .exhibition or shows at 7 p.m., 9:15p.m., 11:30 p.m. 9801 Lomas NE .. , . M"d . hit • Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday watercolors entitled Watercolor 1.:.96•4242 ..· . • . 9am til 1. n1g .. through s~t:t:trday. Mexico on Apri19 and lOJromJO a.... ,.,,u, .• .T-HEATER___ -1111111111111-~~~.~ .. j Los Corrales Gallery - Corrales. New p.m. at La Placita Restaurant in O!Q. -l Faces of '81, Eleanor Daniels, James ' Town. The show will run from April 16 Popejoy .-. ALCLOA presen~s C!uys .and Trujillo, and Larry Smith - three new June 2.8. For a perspectus and more in• Dolls through April 5. Curtam time 1s at OPEN painters. The show will run through May 1 formation contact the museum or call766- 8:15 p.m. For tickets and more in along with the gallery's fourteen other ar 7878. formation contact the Popejoy Hall box 9'co~ 9:oo tists. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday Films and Music - KUNM will presenta office or call 277 -- 3121. mon.- f'r;. through Saturday and 2 to 5 p.m. on Sun series of six documentaries by San Fran· Rodey Theatre-. The Gambol- A series day. 9611 MENAIIL BLVD. NE 9'00~ 6•00 cisco filmmakers Yasha and Carrie Agin· of three dance performances ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXIW 87112 6A..T- Albuquerque Museum - 2000 Mountain sky, This is the first time the Aginskis choreographed by the UNM Dance faculty· 293-9725 Rd. N.W, Folklore- From Generation to films have been shown in Albuquerque. April 2, 3, 4, at 8 p.m. For tickets and ~n Generation, and New-·Town, The Rail The films that will be shown concern formation contact the Fine Arts box office Road Years -· two historical perspectives traditional American music and how it~ or call 277- 4402. on the introduction of new technologies learned and passed on. Vortex-. For The Use Of The Hall, a bit -~Shirt and cultures to the Albuquerque area. Along with the films there will also tersweet comedy by Southwestern UNM Art Museum -· Friends Indeed live Cajun music by Bayou Ke11 playwright Oliver Hailey, will run every ... SALE mixed media works from the permenent Zydeco Mouton, as well as Balkan Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 8p.m. collection of the museum, acquired throughout the month of April. For tickets by Stewert Mennin and Friends. All of.· .. -~~ Three, Louisiana through the Friends of Art. Showing in the takes place at Woodward Hall at 7:30p.m: and information call 344-2948 or main gallery until May 10. Prints Media April 5. Tickets at the door are $3.00 for'""'IIV!L 271-2346. ' . -· Coronado Four. BUY ONE T-SHIRT AN]) and Process continues in the lower gallery adults and $1.50 for childeren under 12. The Velveteen Rabbit - OnApril 5 at_2 Apache- Coronado Four. until April 12. From March 29 through Poetry lteading - Sharon Bar.ba, in ,the ~· Albuquerque Six, Coronado and 4 p.m. the AlbuquerqueM~seum will May lO an exhibition of the works of Humanities Bldg. Theatre April 3 at 8 p.m. present a free performance of this pla.y f~r G-ET 2NP oNa Harry ·Callahan, from the Hallmark childeren and the young at heart. Seatmg IS fR£E. The readingis free to the public. · . Bull-· Los Altos Twin. Feminine Attire Photographic Collection, will be in the Off\:R E.~PlRE.S 4\0 \ e,\ • Bernard Richards- Bernard Richards is a Miners Daughter_ Louisiana Blvd. limited so it is recomended that you come north gallery. The museum is open visiting professor from Oxford currently at 9 to -· Louisiana Blvd. early. 2000 Mountain Rd., N .W ·. Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 5 ~ISH 0f. t~e the University of Texas in Austin. Blazing Saddles _ Hiland Theatre, p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 1 NIGHT Professor Richards will be lecturing 00 · Six Cinema East Twm. ~:Rffifi>ERED ffifHDE11 p.m. to. 5 p.m. Admission is free. William Butler Yates tonight in tbe · · ' · M d V'd o Wildine Gallery ~ Sweet Hearts of the Kentucky Fried Movie and on . o ' e ENTERTAINMEN! 2937 Monte Vista NE •t 1101 Menaul NE . Humanities Bldg., room 108 at 4:30 P· 111 • _Thursday night only at Don Pancho's. Cenfer) Rodeo a mixed mectia show by Walter Piehl Jr. through April 5, plus a group Admission is free. ,O.K. Mister Poncho and El Contrabando Caravan East- Country Found~tion ~:30 show in the main gallery of Wildine artists. por Am or- Sunshine Theatre. . . to 7 p.m. except Sundays. Wlttsky Rtver 903 Rio Grande Blvd. N.W. Portrait of Teresa - Spanish with Enghsh weekly from 8:30 on. '' Meridian Gallery- Group show of gallery CONCERTS sub-titles, at the SUB Theatre Saturday' Friar's East-· Phido. . l artists continuing through April 1 . 220 April4 at 1:30 p.m. Friar's North - Sassy Jones, unul. ~atur •\ and RECITALS day. Sfarting Monday .. L1sten, I Central S. W. Film Previews . SUB rock-n-roll import from Phoemx. '.' 'Thursday the ASUNM Film Committee '; Friar's Pub_ soundstage and on Sunday ACTIVITIES Dave Mason - At the SUB llath·oolll, will be showing Luis Bunuel's film ~he Illusion travels By Street Car_. In this ftlm Flash Back. . . . .· .. April 4 at 8 p.m. Tickets available Hog's Breath ~ Metro until Sunday. Apni Art Competition - The City of through Ticket Master. l\Vo mechanics restore a condemned street- ' 7 through l1 Sassy Jones...... '· Albuquerque and the Albuquerque Atts ' Palomino Club ·- Charmin from 4 to 7 Council will sponsor a competition for a p.m. and starting at ~:30 p.m. Kenny JYer- work of art to be funded through the City's non and Grand Junctwn •.· ...... I I 1 Percent for Art Program. The total I I<'ar West Club ..... AI Hurncane and AI ! amount to be comissioned for artwork on ! Hurricane Jr., Tiny Mori and Baby Gaby. ; this project will be $45,000. The com i Friday and Saturday Nights. ' p'etition is open to resident New Mexico ar Danbi's ·- April 1 t~rough 4 ~t 9 p.m. o/J0a~ tists. The deadline is April15. For more in" Stations on the AM dial: Stations on thf! FM dial: Chicago style Blues wtth Ron Ptazza. and formation contact the Commun.ity the Flyers. Opening for The Flyers will be Cultural Affairs Program, City of KLvr Contemporary Christian music Laney McDonald. Tickets are $5.00 at the Albuquerque, P.O. Box 1293, KRKE 610 Country music, news .. 88.3 KDAz · 730 Contemporary Christian mus1c KANW 89.1 Oisco ... door. .. ~QJ1"'~".~ Albuquerque, N.M.. 81103, or phone I R-6 April2-8, 1981 hangout Jc~_rn_li thattheopposition.ie. U.S.A,.) _ . ' U · Charlie Chaplin Comedy headed by Professor Kings!ield. (60 . ®Movie -!,Comedy) ... "40 Pounds Theatre @ns.) II ld'" Of Trouble '1963 ·1 D.lreetl_ons w Movie -{Classic) ••• " e . 1 Rec 101 's exclusive guide to city pubs' 'Happy Hours~ .. Elg_htls Enough . Bonanza 1968 . • p WKRP hi Cincinnati Archie Bunker a . lace · LawrenceWelkSI\oW AFTERNOON Base b. al.. l._l9. 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Everyone wearing a Days of Happy Hour: Monday through ®lllovle·(Drama)'" "SinkTheBis· 8,30 HBO Movie ·(Comedy) • "Hot Lead NBABasketbaiiPiayoffGame til Movie ·~Biography) ••'h "Wm- Ladies Night(s): none Friday marck" 1960 And Cold Feet"l978 I hat will get two for one drinks from 9 p.m. ID Dallas 9.00 D Hill Street Blues .,J"'Y!;t~\~0W~~k~~c\V:f{ ~~!t~}). ~~f,Tr,'i~~Ye~?tt;stery) .~.,. "Lady Drinks: two for one, minimum $1.75 for · U American Short Story 'Paul's 195.9 Vanishes"l979 Applegate's Landing, 2120 Eubank Blvd. io 2a.m. @ Nh:ht Gallery Caae'·This i_s Willa .Cather's tale· of a Live M11sic . During Bappy Hour?; Bogart's, 275 Montgomery Plaza N.E., all drinks except beer. HBO Movie ·(Romance) " "Steel" 2.00 D ~ortsAfield 8.30 m Allee N.E.,29B·1814 1980 _young man in Pitts'burgh who steals U ~·iring Line 'President Reagan: A 9o00 U Masterpiece The~tre 'P~n~er Tuesday-Saturday, begins 9 p.m.. 883-8176 Food: gold fish (Pepperidge Farm) 9,30 @ Movie ·(Science·l!orror)• "Zon· rnoneyfrom-an employer to gain E;!ntry PREL1MINAHY Evaluation' Guest: UXB' Episode XIII. Brlan's•nJUrles to a_ warld.ofglam~mr and -refinement. Happy Hour: 4-9 p,m. Ladies Night{s): Tuesday is ladies' night Other Specials: Sundays, guitarist plays tar. The Thin_g- from Venus •1966 Anthony Le,wis, syndicated. eolum~ist hav.olefthimsbattercd and doubtf~lof Happy Hour: 4-8 p.m. upstairs, 5-8 p.m. 10,00 DtJ.ID News H!.Omins.) and twice wmnerofthe Puhtze~ Pr1ze. his ability to return to normal hfe. Days of Happy Hour: Monday through from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., offering two for one from 3 p.m. until closing · U Dick Cavett Show ®Top ltankFights0f'l'he70's f{o~t' William F. 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