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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1977 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I" - ,, ~~i~~~"'\:JO lt 'a'l ~·~7(5,5} 'I' Ull\ ·~(\)\.J \"-1~~c~ .1&7"7 I "t..~~·i New Mexico DA·ILV· LDBD .. Friday, March 4,19.77 ~- ...' l r I .. egents & County .. I \ .. _l.IB.~~A-uthorize Lease f ' tom Kensler \! ·~~ ·~By' BCMC operating budget.'' sibility of manning and operating '~' In a joint meeting yesterday the Commissioner David Santillanes .~ the hospital under one roof. We i• UNM Board of Regents and disagreed with the logic of the have had too many government Bernalillo County Commission formula. "We generate $4 million bodies involved, and their lack of i conditionally approved a draft of a in taxes out of Bernalillo County communication has jeopardized ( I lease agreement which would allow and should have the majority of the this fine institution," Morris said. I Janet Roebuck UNM to rent the Bernalillo County board members," he said. The Commissioners and Regents .Medical Center from the county for But Santillanes relented when unanimously agreed that the State $1 per year. commissioner Wray Simmons' of New Mexico should eventually The approval is contingent upon amendment to a give a commitment purchase the hospital. UNM :t Student's Rights the re-writing of the lease of preference for the care of the President William E. Davis said agreement by legal representatives underprivileged was introduced. that "the State has the respon­ oftlie two bodies. , Commissioners James P. sibility to support the one teaching l' The approvalfollowed resolution "Corky" Morris and Robert hospital in New Mexico," He said 4 Were Fulfilled, of guidelines for the creation of a Hawk," who had supported the 35 other states support university ' hospital board. The board will be Regents' fight for total ap­ hospitals. Commissioners San­ I governing body of the institution. pointment responsibility, voted :t ~ tillanes and Morris said the county ~ ·Responsibility of the hospital board against the final compromise lease is unable to support the spiraling . ' j U. Officials Say· appointments had' been the major agreement. "The lease agreement costs of health, especially for the impasse in the approval of the was conceived to put the respon- indigent. 1964 (which gives HEW its power) draft, which was first drawn up in By Ruth S. lntress mid-January. The responsibility of UNM to but the procedure of administering the Act," she said. The original draft would have ensure the rights of a Chicano given the UNM Regents sole .. GSA M.embers student claiming he was Prouse said a professor must be· authority to appoint the board. · discriminated against by UNM free from exterior political However, Tuesday night the Prof. Keith Auger have been pressures and outside agencies County Commission voted 3-2 to fulfilled, said a joint statement ·coming into the universities in order retain final approval of all selec- OK Constitution made by the president of the 'to teach. This does not mean a tions. By Larry Holgerson proposals by organizations must be Faculty Senate and the chairperson professor has a blanket license to The compromise lease allows the The new Graduate Students pre!;ented to the council for ap­ for the Academic, Freedom and do as he pleases in a classroom, he . Regents to appoint four board Association (GSA) constitution proval by a GSA council member. Tenure committe (AFTC). said. Everything a professor does at members, while the County ·passed by a vote of 120-4 in Candidate applications for the In a statement released at a press UNM is subject to review .by the Commission will have the Wednesday's election and goes into position of president of the GSA conference Tuesday, Prof. Janet AFTC, he said.· responsibility of one appointment. effect immediately. for the 1977-78 terms may be Roebuck, chairperson of the Regent Henry Jaramillo in-. .Ac~ording to _t,h_e new c~n- . picked up the week of March 24- · (AFTC) and Prof. Peter Prouse, "However Auger's case is set- traduced the amendment,- ex-~· stttut10n, the posttton of vtce­ April 4. The election w\11 take place president of the Faculty Sen~te, tled, the issues it raises will not go . plaining thai ilie·one-to-four ratio presid~nt ~ill- be. ~emoved and a the second week of April. said the results of ih'e reviews away, They will have to be settled,'' "is in line with the ratio of the council charrman ~II be elected by GSA President Carl Bradford already conducted by UNM show Prouse said. -..county's contribution to the yearly the GSA council and budget said about the election, "124 no reasonable cause for any further student votes out of 3000 graduate investigation of Prof. Auger's students is a v.;:ry meager turnout. grading practices. We are hoping for a better response for the election in April.'' The Law Behind Most Bills... School poll collected the most votes The student (his name cannot be released under present privacy laws) By Rebekah Szymanski services have grown from researching and drafting to while the SUB poll collected the and his work were reviewed by the SANTA FE-Most of New Mexico's legislative preparing memorandums, providing lib~ary ~ervices, lowest. Undergraduate Committee of the roots grow out of the Legislative Council Service ori revising statutes in the state laws, dom~ 11~-del;'th Budget hearings to re-establish department of Elementary the third floor of the State Capitol. · studies of major problems, sorting and d1stnbutmg the 1977-78 budget will begin April Education, and the College of Behind the majority of bills introduced in the biils and producing daily bill locators and calendars. 6-7. The decision for choosing the Education's Student Petitions legislature, is a staff of, about 60 full-time members They work seven days a week and about 16 hours a finance committee for the ap­ Committee, both of which included who research, draft, rewrite, revise and print the bills day, Buchanan said. "From now on it'll be an all­ proaching budget hearings will be minority representatives. University for the legislators. night affair. The typesetters and proofreaders ·are on decided at a special council break­ officials who reviewed the case· fast March 26 at the HoJiday Inn. ') Director of the Council Service, Clay Buchanan, two shifts. And the draftsmen by and large are here all '; include David Darling, Dean of the said the staff is composed primarily of lawyers and the time." The GSA celebration March 4 f , · College of Education, Provost political scientists whb are all "political eunuchs." will feature the Jive country-western . Chester Travelstead and UNM "We provide service for everybody; our services are During the session there are about 60 full-time staff group "L.JJ. Cottonwood," with I' President William E. Dav.is. the food and beer being supplied by I . all nonpartisan," Buchanan said. "We suppress our members and about 30 during the interim. "We have i Roebuck said the Department of people drafting bills all year round, though/' the GSA. The celebration will I own opinions. The legislators come in with a problem Health, Education and Wel.fare and we solve it." Buchanan said. begin at 8:30 at the Golden Inn and l demanded to see the grades giVen The exact process that the legislators use to get their He said the Legislative Council Service used to be last until 1:30 a.m. The GSA asks f graduate-students to bring a UNM I' by Auger during the past three yeats bills drafted, Buchanan said, is as varied as the. known as "Mig alley because they were always being before it examined the reports made legislators are. "Usually it's next to the urinal. They shot down from all Sides by legislators wanting their I.D., and bring a guest. by the above individuals. come in and they say, 'we need a bill on' and I try to biDs drafted." remember it. Mostly we just do what we're told. But The legislators at times do find other means for Psychiatric Unit "HEW may ask for any material there's no pressure from either political party. They getting their bills drafted, Buchanan said. Some are I that is· ·pertinent in the case," (the legislators) protect us like mad." written by the attorney general, some by their own Contract Signed I Prouse said, "but our point is that · The staff was created in 1951. and was originally lawyers and sometimes they write out their own the grades given by Auger in past ·. intended to act as a steering committee. Since then its ideas." years when the student in question By State Agency wasn't even enrolled in his course is A contract for operation of a ~ not pertinent material." state children's psychiatric unit a.t The grades of the entire class in UNM has been signed by the which the Chicano st.udent who Department of Hospitals and filed the case with HEW was Institutions (DHI), spokesmen enrolled, were .handed over to said. · HEW. They· did not show any The University is scheduled to discrimination, Prouse said. sign the contract, leaving only • approval by the State Board of "Whatever the outcome of the Finance for the completion of the HEW review, the release of the transaction. grades would suggest that faculty UNM President William E. Davis members should gr:ade in •. keeping said he will be submitting the with a predetermined distributio)J. contract to Regent President Henry of grades according to the race and Jaramillo for his signature. national origin of the students,'' The document will go to the the statement said. Dept. of Finance and Roebuck said, ''The issue at Administration, after which it will ' ) ' hand is ·not j~st the release of go to the State Board, of Finance for r Auger's grades, but the whole I ~ase approval on Tuesday. ! it brings up for higher education. In 1975, the state legislature l ' By taking the issue to J ose~h authorized construction of the unit I . Califano (Secy. of HEW m Clay Buchanan is one of several who research and draft bills to be presented on the and appropriated $2.6 million to I Washington) we . are not the DHI for the project. questioning the Civil Rights. Act of senate and house floors.

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,'' I II ,,' ' [ I Task Force Rules I . Vote To Maintain I ~ : \~(!)~(1l.!J rI 1 ' Nations Secretary Oeneral Kurt attacks against the Palestiniams in I U of A Board of Trustees, said [;' ' world (NMMI) to only male students was narrowed the involvement to the The governor also assigned the j ·,; · Waldheim, have been able to report southern Lebanon. The Phalangist unmet needs are "what we've been g are supported by Israel. Since Israel . delayed until next Tuesday by the three existing Albuquerque schools state Board of Educational Finance feeding on" but U of A tuition is ' • • j 10 cencrete advances after their Miner Rescue For-eseen I report 1 has rejected the idea of having Arab senate c.ommittee of Privileges and that would be affected. to develop materials hased on the getting so high the university can no ~ 8 respective tours ofthe Middle East. lI elections. proposal. ] Vance recognizes that nothing '------" peace-keeping forces in southern TOWER CITY, Pa.-Projected time of rescue for a trapped miner 1- longer avoid proposing alter- (i. ' could be understood. The real Lebanon, many believe the The resolution, (SJR 7) was Those institutions are UNM, the natives. ::,- .-:; can realy be done to organize a is 2:45 p.m. today, officials said. Rescue workers, drilling at the rate ' introduced by Sen. R.E. Thorn- problem is that Israelis still reject Lebanese government will ask th~t University of Albuquerque, and The task force said two options Once the task force decides if the •.f>. :::0 conference until after the Israeli of about one inch every four minutes, maintained contact Thursday . pson, D-Chavez, and asks that the .I U.N. troops be deployed in thts Albuquerque Technical-Vocational are available for forming a junior school will be a junior college, a \0 z general elections on May 17,1977. the idea of 1\nY kind of dialogue with the only one of eight trapped miners known to be alive. question of integrating NMMI be -...., with th Palestine Liberation area. John Shutack, federal mine safety official, said workers had drilled Institute. college. One would be to link T-V! community college, or a general ...., <'f However, momentum cann.ot be "submitted to the people for their and the U of ·A together as a Organization (PLO). about 12 feet in the 9 hours since drilling began at 6:25a.m. Thursd~y college, they must decide if the v lost, so in the intervening time, approval or rejection at the next comprehensive community coHege. leaders of the Middle East will MOZAMBIQUE - Since the. to free Ronald Adley, 37. A group, composed of · school would be independent ·or ;E failure of all attempts to organize a general election or at any special representatives from the above The other would be to leave T-VI associated with UNM. come to call at Washington. It is The Israelis hope that the PLO election prior to that date which thought that these visits will keep will become a part of Jordan's solution to the Rhodesian problem, organizations, the Albuquerque Ian Smith, prime minister of 'Ask President Carter' may be called for that purpose." 1n1mro<:nn Public Schools and state officials the prospects for peace going and delegation. Jordanian King People packed the committee's will prevent the Soviet Union from Hussein, however, is not especially Rhodesia, has been working on his "This bill is putting a do1lar agreed that a two-year college is own solution. One aspect of this WASHINGTON-Preparations were underway at the White meeting room: Several mothers and needed and could serve between Tax Forms Supplied being able to enter significantly into liked by the Palestilnians, since he · House Thursday for Saturday's unprecedented two hour radio phone­ amount on the rights of your own appears to be to escalate the attacks residents of Roswell spoke against I ,500 and 2,500 in its first year. the solution. attacked the Palestinians in 1970. in show, "Ask President Carter." · children. It isn't a question of . Income tax forms are available to students, faculty and staff in Parrish on and in Mozambique. There allowing women. The women said whether my daughter has to go to They also ruled out establishing an The disclosure several weeks ago by The phones will be operated by personn~l qf CBS, which is br.oad­ Library, located downstairs in the east wing of the Robert 0. Anderson seems to be two reasons for this they had sons attending the school NMMI, but a question of her right institution of higher learning that is While in Jerusalem, Vance the Washington Post, that King casting and paying for the program emanatmg from the Oval Off:ce. and that the boys did not want to School of Business and Administrative Sciences. Hussein has received large sums action. One is that the Black to choose." not connected to any of three continually stressed the "special The program, which will run from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. EST, Will. be allow women. The mothers said the 'existing post-secondary schools. Forms and instructions are available for federal personal income taxes relationship" between the l,Jnited from the CIA, which has been liberation guerrillas, ZIPA, operate broadcast live on CBS radio and videotaped for a CBS-TV showmg The bill is scheduled to go up for from bases in Mozambique near to presence of women would disturb' a vote at the committee's meeting and for all states' income taxes. Also on hand are supplemental forms for States and Israel; while Israeli claimed by the PLO for years , has on Sunday. the strict military discipline. .reporting business or moving expenses and the New Mexico schedule for Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin not increased the possibilities that the border with Rhodesia. The on Tuesday, March 9, at 8:30a.m. The nine-man task force named other, and perhaps more sinister Col. Margaret R. Johnson Feb. 9 by Gov. Jerry Apodaca,was those who were residents for only a part of 1976. noted that the minor differences the PLO will join his ranks. America Gets Squeezed disagreed with the statement that between them were just reason, Mozambique will be forced asked to submit a formal junior The library is open until midnight Sunday through Thursday and until 9 to seek aid from Cuba or Russia NEW YORK-Only ~ne in four American families can afford to women can't take the training. She New Budget college plan by Nov. I. The task p.m. Friday and Saturday. It also stocks a collection of tax research that-minor. For example, if the .. Last Sunday, President Anwar buy an average house at today's costs and the price tag for "a typical said she is a product of the training. United States did not want Isreal to Sadat of Egypt said in a television and thereby, Smith !)opes, the force also agreed to ask consultants materials and guides. United States and the West )Viii home'' could be a cool $78,000 four years from now, a team of urban "I served overseas too, under sell the Kfir, Israel's own home­ interview that peace could be affairs experts reported Thursday. difficult situations. I replaced men Outlined made fighter plane, to Ecuador, brought to the Middle East if the have to support him in resisting the l "communitst threat." Mozam­ "The cost squeeze on middle income families is replacing the slum • I who were sent back home. There is then Israel would not. (General United States would only use its as the major problem in housing in this country," said Bernard J. no such thing as women not being Electric supplies the engines for the influence. Sadat indicated that the bique's army is not capable of For Senate resisting the Rhodesian attacks and Friedman, co-author of a "Think Tank" report financed in part by able to stand up under discipline of By Daniel Crain plane.)Or, if the particularly lethal PLO would go to Geneva with the the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. I military service." concussion bombs promised by Jordanian delegation if this would Mozambiques national economy A spokesman from the New and safety are now being seriously "Homebuilding has gone from a mass.market to a luxury market in i ASUNM senator Ona Savage Buiet! Mexico Union business office former President Gerald Ford produce the desired discussions 10 years," Friedman said. read a resolution introduced in the could not be delivered, this too with Israel. threatened. I outlined before the ASUNM Senate B·I·C Turntables are very quiet. That means that your music won't student senate's March 2 meeting. its projected revenue from the The resolution stated that the be muddled by rumble, or affected by wow or flutter. All four B·l·C VENEZUELA- Venezuela has Budget Ceiling Approved I activity fee for 1977-78 Wednesday senators "vehemently urge the turntables you see here share the same advances that make quiet, accur­ recalh!d its ambassador in WASHINGTON-Congress Thursda' gave final approval to a new night. Washington for consultations after resounding defeat of ·this ate performance possible: a compact 24-pole low-speed synchronous budget ceiling allowing up to $17.5 billion in tax cuts and job-creating I prejudiced .piece oflegislation." Mike Roeder, Asst. Director of a report appeared in the New York NMU, said that gross revenues motor, a vastly simplified programming system, and a belt drive design. programs during the next seven months to stimulate the economy. It called the resolution "a blatant Times stating that Carlos Andres I from the activity fee will total The House vote was 226 to 173. The Senate acted by voice vote. act of discrimination against But- there's more. Read on. Perez had received payments from There was little debate in either body. $300,800 for appropriations. There the CIA during the early 1960's. women and a violation of the Most of the controversy was left over until next Tuesday when the principles of equality before the are currently more than $450,000 in The B I C 1000 is the top of the line. All cueing House gets down to specifics and considers President Carter's $50 per law." budget requests from campus and cycle controls on the 1000 are electronic. President Perez denounced the organizations. Subscribe Now! person tax rebate plan. A representative from the at­ 1000 The tone arm and platter each have their own report as a dishonorable 9on­ The reserve 10 per cent reserve B I C motor. Multiple play capability, optional spiracy. torney general's office, in response fund ($33,400) will be held off the remote control, machined strobe markings, and Lockheed Plane Hits Mountain I! to a request by Rep. William upcoming spring budget automatic pause mode are just a few more Warren, D-Bern. on whether the referendum and later used to fund reasons why the B I C 1000 should be making 1·:, l'~la"l'S nr Cnnlnt·t L'-'11"" PJSA, Italy-A four-engine Lockheed-built Italian air force plane ~ . You can put the campus resolution violated the 14th music in your system. The sophisticated 1000, Fast sen·icc, quality and smashed into a mountain shortly after takeoff from this central small-budget organizations and in a mailbox for just $10 amendment, said that regardless of cover any deficits incurred by including base, dust cover, and a Shure V15 style at reasonable cost Italian city Thursday. Officials said they believed all 44 persons how the state amends the law and Type III cartridge costs just $279 as part of a per year. That includes aboard, including 38 cadets, had died. ASUNM-financed organizations. Cast;y Optical Co. how the voters decide, the federal Roeder said that $13,500 of the Sound Ideas system, or $310 if bought separ­ daily mailing of all iss~;~es Hours after the crash of the Hercules C130 transport plane, only law would override it. He said the (.\'ext door to Casey Hcxa/1 Drug) $21,000 deficits incurred by film ately. six bodies had been recovered. Wreckage and the victims' remains equal protection clause would of the Daily Lobo and Lomas al \\' ashington 255-6329 were scattered for a half mile around the crash scene on the rugged deficits incurred by film and prohibit the state from maintaining speakers committees from 1976 to weekly mailings of the slopes of Mt. Serra. the institution for men only. Summer Lobo. . present must appear on the spring The B 1 C 980 includes all the features of the ( Thompson cited the increase budget. The other $7,500 has been 960, plus electronic speed control via .a Wien New Mexico Parishioners Exchange Blows . I from $137,000 to $191,000 that he held in reserve by the NMU bridge oscillator - which means that the speed said the institute would need if business office as a partial offset of remains constant regardless of line voltage or 980 PARIS-Roman Catholic rebels demanding a return to Latin women were admitted as reason to frequency. You can also vary the speed three DAILY LOBO masses came to blows Thursday with parishioners of a church they the deficit. accept the resolution. percent either way. Again, B I C uses state-of­ Vol. 81 are occupying to P.ress their demands. One parish priest was injured. Roeder further suggested that the No.108 Marine Capt. Randy Logan said, senate work toward a system of the-art advances to bring you quiet, accurate 1 The' fighting outside St. Nicholas church in the Latin Quarter, oc­ ' ' l3ox20, University P.O., Ui'-1~ cupied since Sunday by about 1,000 rebels, stopped when police d accounting for self-generated performance. The B I C 980, including base, l\lbuquerque, N.M. 87131 arrived. Police said the unidentified priest was hospitalized but I' Property Thefts revenues going to some ASUNM­ dust cover, and either an ADC Q361 or a Shure :Editorial Phone: (505)277-4102 ~~ financed organizations, such as M91ED costs just $199 when bought as part of declined comment on his,injuries. I, 277-4202. Total $851 film and speakers committees. a system at Sound Ideas, or $214 when pur­ ~ The New Mexico Dai(y Lobo is publishe«t: Currently, organizations that chased alone. Come to Marron Hall Monday through F'riday every regular week of 'Solar Sailer' Proposed ~h,e'University year and weekly during the sum~ During Week earn revenue beyond what is ap­ Room 131 or mail $10 to: riiersession by the Board or Student Publication~. WASHINGTON-The Federal Space Agency said Thursday il has propriated by ASUNM (through ;or the University of New Mexico, and is no~ By Sieve Nolan The B I C 960 features a removable record sUp· Daily lobo ,financially- associated with UNM. Second class awarded design contracts for material and booms for a 160-acre sun Thieves broke into three ticket sales, for example) can spend !postage paid at Albuquerque. New Mexic~ port post, adjust!lble cue travel time, comp~nsa· sail as a step towan;l construction of imm·ense solar sailing ships in that money on virtually anything, UNM Box20 187131. Subscription rate is SH).OO for tile automobiles on the UNM campus tion for elliptical or conical styli, and a htghly acailcmic year. j space. Roeder said. Roeder called that a 960 , ·Albuquerque, N.M. 87131 I The opinions expressed on the .:ditorial pag~ last week and stole property worth sensitive and precise tonearm. This step up in or 171e Daily Lobo are those of the author solely~ The Solar Sailer would use the pressure of reflected sunlight to sail "blank check" for money­ lUnsigned opinion is that of the editorial board o'. $851.40, UNM police said. the B I C line, including base, dust cover, and between the planets as an earth-bound sailboat uses the wind to travel generating organizations. There is !The Daily LotJo.' Nothing printed in The Daii)l A $300 tape deck was stolen either a Shure M91ED or ADC Q361 cartridge Lobo necessarily represents tlle views of th4 the seas. from a sports car after the thief lif­ currently no legislation that would ~University of New Mexico. _ 1 costs just $169 when purchased as part of a ted a flap on the left side of the car make organizations accountable for self-generated money. system at Sound Ideas, or $179 if bought to gain entrance, police said. separately. ... A thief entered a car on the south In other business, senate passed Dllni'I:)·PIPE:,SOLVES campus by breaking the latch off two resolutions related to traffic DRam-('fP£. PUTS 'liU problems around the University. frj,Assu=.s WITH ONLY I ATTHE CO~l'fMLS! the left-vent window. He stole a "' .II 'It $66 CB radio, a $120 tape deck, · Resolution #4 says that the rights 'I'he B I C 940 platter is die-cast, machined, and EA'iH OPE, \liON $107.40 worth of tapes and tools of pedestrians using crossings on dynamically balanced. Stylus force is incorpor· . WHERE. VER , •.U 1RAVEU valued at $78, police said. Central Ave. are not being observed ated into the counterweight, and cueing is 940 " .. " I! At the UNM Arena last Friday, a by motorists or the police, and calls damped in both directions. The 940 ·exceeds on the University community to "" t«l1JJREAPEPCI.DG OR STICK! IAAIS TD I car was broken into and $!60 in the performance of many more expensive .single· clothing and a $20 hair dryer were report. all violations of pedestrian play turntables, yet it gives you the optiOn of ~ stolen, police said. rights to the police and to support multiple-play. Including base, dust cover,, and CliM '1'ouR HUM!.\\, TO I' Police also said that two bicycles all efforts to alleviate dangerous an ADC Q361 or Shure M91ED cartndge, · I'RCMOTo SIVK:OTiiER fWD r worth a total of $255 were stolen conditions on Central. Sound Ideas' system price is $129, or $145 if LONGtMBlY ~. ~'. COMilllSTION PFOmD additional bike reeks on campus; b) 5~WlY Arm,~ l!ll!f!,, FoR away from Hokona on bicycles The entire B 1 C line is in stock now at Sound Ideas. Stop by 1624 G AlEST SMOKE/ R.EA'iURE ·when they each threw a bicycle· issue no citations to bicyclists unless o FICIENcYr Eubank NE, just north of 1-40, and listen to the quiet. Sound Ideas is ·----.·· locking chain to the ground. they are riding recklessly; c) provide Another bicycle was stolen from a bicycle paths in heavily trafficked open Monday and Thursday eveni~gs 'til 8:00, · Jot west of the BCMC emergency areas· and d) insure that persons and other days except Sunday unt1f 6:00. room on Feb. 2 I after a cable was with ~ffices or rooms in University 1624 Eubank NE Albuquerque 505-282-1188 ' Proto-Pipe GENERAL STORE severed by a thief; police said. buildings not be harassed for " over the weekend $55.50 worth keeping bikes in them. of athletic equipment was stolen The s¢na(e also approved the ClOG)' Souno loeas another . Ill Harvard SE • 8117 Menaul NE from a locker at Johnson Gym, creation of a third salaried researcher position in 0 RCA. ( G.S. exclusive Monday-Saturday 10-9 ·• Sunday 12-6 police also said. "

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.,"0 .o I "0 ._, i Letters Ill ' (JQ Daily LOBO ,( • 2: . Editorials ."v. ~ , I l • ! Perspective Con·tinued z .;:: Perspective Opinions ., I " ',. ;s::"' ' ";:;·>< Editorial 0 '•: I Student Asks Others t:1 •' e:. ' ' 0 -< (.) t- I Walk a To Clean Up Tables 0 -~ a' ·l i 0 1 :2; The new kid in the room down the hall of one UNM dorm isn't I Editor: \ . l :;: going to be your average transfer student. This is both a complaint and a plea to those who use the SUB cafeteria. ;s:: • J z Swede Johnson, the newly-appointed assoc. provost for student A day has not gone by when I have not had to clean up the trash left by Ill.... "<~". affairs, alumni relations, and community development, will be some inconsiderate person(s) in order to simply enjoy a cup of coffee. It ::r" v living •. for. about two months, in a UNM dorm-probably Hokona only takes a second of your time to pick up your cups, dishes, napkins, •.j>. !:9 coffee stirrers and whatnot before leaving the table. The SUB has con­ p_:: Hall. -\0__, We believe this is an excellent step for someone who will be veniently situated trash receptacles all over the place in the cafeteria, __, especially by every exit. ' working with students next year. We expect his living conditions at ' the dorm will not exactly equal those of the students living there, -Actually, the SUB should serve as a shining example to the entire city of > Albuquerque in its placement of trash receptacles. For a city which seems but it should be a good learning experience fqr him. to pride itself for its involvement in environmental concerns, I am appalled In fact this type of learning experience could be applied to many by the litter unconsciousness of its people. members of the UNM mes. To date, transit has only sufficient. For example, electric Swede Johnson has taken the ·first step toward understanding Although this idea is hardly played in Santa Fe is a con­ again. received appeasement. Funds for transit hires local people and uses ~~~NG]OHN~RS®~~ the students at UNM, and we urge other administrators to consider new, it is too much to expect servative one. Our represen­ highway construction must be local energy (electricity). the idea. tatives are afraid to say no to Our legislators are more than diverted. The automobile, on the other 6) CITY !30VERNMENT has a hand, is dependent upon non-local IIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIJIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIJIIIIIIUIIIIIUIIIIII 0 P j j 0 JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII conservative special interest willing to sell out the interests of n n large bureaucracy. Too often I've lobbies. the public. I say it's time to sell resources; much more so than tran­ heard "go. through the proper sit. the whole shot and get what we It is absurd to expect them to channels" as an excuse for prompt For example, greenhouses em­ can for it. The price may not be FISH A Revolutionary Manifesto for the City· say no to the federal govern­ action. The Middle Rio Grande ploy local people, conserve water this high again, so action must ment (a much weightier Council of Governments is a for new industrie&, and help us to pump water, package, mine metal be taken during this current duplication of bureaucracy and By Martin Nix multiplier effect, wastes our finan­ establishment than the become food self-sufficient. Food This is my revolutionary for cans, warehouse and retail. We session. totally irresponsible to the real self-reliance will prevent the out­ cial resources and wastes steel, Espanola P.T.A.). I manifesto. plastic and electricity. We will need must set up "'municipally or local ;.,\ ' needs and concerns of people in· flow of money to California and business owned greenhouse farms The city council to date has not those resources in the future. Low A more realistic idea, and one If New Mexico can be soid, this city. Information is power, and Texas. and we· must encourage con­ COG controls too much in­ completely realized the seriousness energy wall signs which use low that may be more readily ac­ we may be able to scrape and urgency of the present energy energy materials should replace struction of greenhouses on top of formation. Furthermore, the city Solarizing homes will make our cepted in Santa Fe, is to unload together enough money to buy crisis. them. people's front yards. should abandon these layers of homes a productive part and not a No longer can we afford to use this state on the highest bidder. bus tickets to Los Angeles for committees, and instead set up consuming part of the economy. 1) THERE NEEDS to be a call fertilizer, which is made from fossil bidder. the entire populace. Write your ·more accountable individuals for Needless to say, there are a lot of for strong law and enforcement of 2) THE NEXT energy crisis will fuels, and water for purely favorite representative today; decisions. Perhaps, the city should big businesses who look upon tran­ neon signs. One sign can cost as be food. We must make We stole this land fair and cosmetic reasons. Furthermore, at­ he (she, it) will listen. consider setting up audio persons in sit, solar energy, and practically much as three transit buses, and Albuquerque food self-sufficient square and it is ours to do what tached greenhouses is the most each district to listen to citizens and anything we can do for ourselves as cost $300 a month in maintenance. and become less dependent upon we please with. Speculators Charles Carroll economical solar collector one can help citizens organize. The city a threat to their existence, and it is. The sign industry is a cause of food trucked from California and buy for household solar heating. from Pennsylvania are presentlY,. 3F.A. should withdraw from COG. unemployment, reduces the Texas. It takes energy to ship, 7) WE NEED TO somehow IT IS UNFORTUNATE that the 3) WE MUST solar heat our make business accountable "for city must wait until the food shor­ DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau homes and insulate our buildings. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau their actions. There is something tage, water shortage, gasoline FRIGATE Within two years, natural gas will wrong with the way this country shortage, housing shortage, FULL OF ANGOLA /d.45A 7MVG5TY. no longer be used in residential does business. I don't know what natural gas shortage, metal shor­ FRYES ',, L./lOIGS AN/J WE SHOUto HAVE SfJNT IN buildings. The city should set up a 600/J J/flfflNOON, the solutions are, but I feel we need tage, and capital shortage reach 20FOUR 6CNTIEMffl, MM/N/35. UORL/J 57ABIU7Y Division of Solar Energy and In- THIS IS ':4SK more dependence upon medium­ crisis proportions before there is FAMOUS FISH YOU!! PR&S!!JeNT''! I£T5 TALK AN60LA? We'RE /dAS OEAI.TII SEVt/?8 BLOW • sulation within one of the depart­ IS 7HISJI1Y NO, 7HI515 size business and small business. any action. This is a prophetic war­ FILLETS /180/JT N/JAT-01 Alt. EAR5_ BY A CONTl3MP778/..13 AN/J 50 /ll.f5AIJ, PRESI/JfiNT ti!At.T/31< ments to assist people with Pl$AGE! We need freedom from corporate ning, not a threat, but failure to act AN60/.A. I /JOCTOR! COWAI!/JL.Y CONGRESS.' SP/:W

By Lori Lacedonia group a tremendous amount of fun. Miss Hook The curtain slowly rises. Your eyes are suddenly considers the group a learning ·experience for an· startled by a black light effect in ·which 38 students amateur group, '' Althaugh we are a very professional appear singing "Paddelin' Madelin'," "Lullaby of sounding group," she said. The group consists of an Broadway," a jazz number or any one of the top 10 j U. Bookstore Rates Surpassed by Others current hits. · equal number of men and women with most of the dancing done in couples. Miss Hook described the 0 If you're looking for some fast-paced toe tapping Collegiate Singers as the only group in town that does .n By Patricia McGrew and a variety of entertainment, the UNM Collegiate 0 . price; said A. 0. Jackson, manager used books after the first four this type of music along with its choreography. ..:.1 The "sell back" rate for books Singers will pazzle your ·eyes in their Spectacular III "Although we do a variety of music, what really 9f the UNM Bookstore. weeks . 1 G at the UNM Bookstore is not the whic.h will be shown tomorrow night at 8:15 in makes it different is Mr. Clark's piano playing and his '! either. · 1\.rizdna can get s·Q p"er cent anytime perform it. book back to the store at the end.of the group are non-music majors. They are-directed by ~ c!uring 'the semest~r' put they get a ;l: The bookstore pays students 50 the semester for $6. The store then John Clark, whom Melanie Hook, their publicity "011e of the nicest parts of the group is that we are 10 per cent bOnus if they sell the UNM Singers director described as "one of the finest pianists in the z per cent of the publishers original resell~ the book for $8. managed by member's of the group. There's no bl:Jok back during finals week. If southwest.'' outside people that run us,'' Miss Hook said. ' I' • list price for all texts· that will be re­ , the book wiU not'be used 'during the The Collegiate Singers handle all types of music The theme of the Ccillegi!lte Singers Spectacular Ill I ~ used during the next semester. This Hardbound books that will not .. ne:»t semester,. students. can get includes hardbound and paperback be reused, and old editions .of Dazzle Onlookers with equal dexterity. Each show is a unique and which is .a scholarship benefit, is a multitude of £ · from one to 40 per cent, depending miracles. The group will present some of their same· { texts. These books are then resold books that will be reused, are numbers range from Broadway to Brubeck. on what the wholesaler will pay the music but new choreography, different costumes and for two-thirds of the original list generally bought by the store at 25 store. In the past the Collegiate Singers have sung for special lighting affects have been added. Along ~th a 1 ' I per cent of the original book value. With Production former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller and a variety of new music that the group has never done : I ' This rate depends on whether the number of governors, high schools, boy's clubs and The bookstore at-the College of before they will also perform selections from God­ bookstore can sell the pook to a even the Red Cross. But the group's popularity didn't spell. I Santa Fe is the only store surveyed wholesaler or not. A rate of 15 per stop there. They have also performed in national and We BUY, that is run by an independent The Collegiate Singers start doing shows within the cent is paid for paperbound texts international conventions and have had experience in company. At this time they do not making T.V. commercials. first week of school. Miss Hook said "We made our that will not be reused. These are buy back books, nor give refunds name in six months and right now w~ do more shows then sold in a used book sale during we can handle." SELL on books bought, but they are The Collegiate Singers who have often been referred than the semester. to as "The Traveling Troubadors," are sponsored by looking into the possibility of doing the Alumni Association. Their main purpose is to The members of the group practice three times a &TRADE so sometime in the future. bring UNM around the state. Each year the group goes week for one hour and receive one credit hour· for their All books are considered used if out of town on a state-wide tour. participation in the group. there are any markings in them, Two other east cast universities, Tickets for Spectacular III can be obtained at the These Br~nd·s even if it is only a name. A student Miss Hook has been a member of the Collegiate Georgetown in Washington D.C. Fine Arts box office. Admission is $3 fo'r adults and receives a full refund on a text if the Singers for two years. She calls her participation in the and Temple University in $2 for students, children and senior citizens. book is returned within the first that are reusable, and 'from lO to 30 At Brigham· Young University &More Philadelphia, also sell their texts for four weeks of the semester and is in per cent for those that can not be the bookstore gives student 100 per the publishers retail and buy back Lee new condition. resold in the store. They have a cent of what was paid if the student To SUB Main Floor reusable books for 55 per cent of Levi three-week return policy for full sells the books back during the first the list price, but.neither buy back 'Chere IS IJ difference!!! ~; J Wrangler Jackson said that the rates are refunds, although with a drop slip a four weeks, whether he has his books that they cannot resell. Year Rose Hips PREPARE FOR: average, and suggested that they student can get the full refund any name in it or not. They will also Students at both schools have four Plush bottom Tape Program To Move might even be better-than-average. time during the semester. They also give a full refund on any item if weeks to get a full refund on books I Landlubber • He said that because students at consider a book used if the student there are no markings or name in that have not been marked in any i By Tom Kensler . ~~---- - . - Dee Gee UNM do not pay sales tax on texts has his name in it. the book. They pay 60 per cent for way. Big Mac This weekend, ASUNM- ~-~·~· they pay less for their books than sponsered video tape series will be Capezio students at other universities. He moved from the ground-floor, LSAT • GRE • GMAT Dans kin said students at· New Mexico Mesa Lounge to the kiva-styled No­ Pendleton schools are given a longer-than­ Escorts Protect Students Smoking Lounge on the main floor. OCAT • VAT • CPAT Sweetbaby Jane By Steve Nolan This movement will allow the Mesa average period to get a refund for no program over the summer) the escort service was Our broad range of programs provides an umbrella of test~ Plain Jane books. He said that one to two A month ago, a UNM student was attacked just off used 235 times. Caristo said that few people use the Lounge, which is loca,ted across ing know-how that enables us to oiler the best preparation Jones New York weeks was normal for · most campus while she was walking home from an evening service, but those who do use it over and over again. from Prontos, to become a available, no matter which course is taken. Over 36 years television room. of experience and success. Small classes. Voluminous Bertha's Bouncing Bananas universities. class. Fortunately, the attacker only stole her back­ The service will continue because of these people in-· home study materials. CoJ,Jrses that are conslant:y up­ Michael Milea Sinclair pack. terested in the program, Caristo said. The SUB has lacked a television dated. Permanent centers open days & weekends all year. Since then, when she goes to her house, a few bloc\<:~. room since last spring when the Complete tape facilities for revlew of cl4ss lessons and for La Chatte UNM police originally hired six students through use of supplementary materials. Make-ups for missed les­ Rockmont In fact, however none of the away, she is accompanied by an escort from the UNM the work-study program to form three escort teams, P.hase-One remodeling project sons at our centers. eight universities questioned in a police department. The escort is one of two teams with a male and a female in each team. One team was converted the former site (Ballroom San Francisco Shirt Works which make up the Student Security Escort Service Lounge) into the Adobe Lounge. ASK ABOUT OUR Betsey Johnson phone survey by the LOBO charge dropped last fall because of the small response to the sales tax on textbooks. They all which was initiated on Dec. 10, 1975 by UNM police. program, Caristo said. The male-female combination, Asst. Director Betty of the SUB COMPACT COURSES Alley Cat of students charge the same publishers retail The service was started after a group • Caristo said, is so that the person using the service will Betty Neher said that there have Louis Jeans and Jackets complained about poor lighting on campus and asked been many requests for a color T.V. Denver Center mer~ Il price for their texts, also. feeJ.comfortable with the escorts. 431 W. Colfax · ~ HbarC UNM police for protection when going to and from "We decided that there should be a -n. The escort service is open to anyone using the UNM Denver, Colo. 80204 (, Porters evening classes, said UNM Det. Pat Caristo, who is in campus Monday through Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. choice between television and video IUIP N One of the schools, Lehigh charge of the program. 303·893·5413 EDUCATIONAL CENTER Climax and Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. At other times UNM tape programs in the Union," she Call Collect Betsey Johnson Alley Cat University in Pennsylvania, does During the 1976 spring and fall semesters (there was police will serve as escorts. said. The SUB has been planned as the new home for the Outside NY Slate only not buy back texts. Instead they r;:=====;;======;i Another factor in the move is the Call Toll Free TEST PREPARATION Strawberry Plant !ipecial tape series. SPECIALISTS SINCE t9J& have .a whoolesaler from one of the declining numbers of students GentleTI]en John Griego Named To Head watching the video tape programs. The Red Eye publishing companies buy books Ballroom Lounge, while programs from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. are Centers in Major U.S. Cities Tom Hogg, asst. dean of students in the Mesa Lounge have drawn Biba directly from the students, usually rented from the Video Tape for about 50 per cent of what was for student activities, said that a fewer than 100. He said the No­ A Smile Mathematics Department "Flash Gordan" program last year Network at ASUNM, at a cost of paid for it. They give students four smoking Lounge is larger and Kennington drew than 350 viewers to the roughly$150 per week, Hogg said. ' weeks to get a full refund on texts. Prof. Richard J. Griego has been The Jslamic Soc:icty will have Friday prayers every should be more· accessible to the The current Program is the short­ ! Brittania year term, Arts and Sciences Dean Frida)' atl1:30p.m. in rm. 250-Cofthe SUD. ! appointed chairman of the students than the Mesa Lounge. lived television series, ''The Nathaniel Wollman announced. The publicity commiuee is looking or arti51S to Faded Glory University of New Mexico The video programs, which are Prisioner," which will run through UCLA pays its students 60 per Griego, a member of the UNM help design the Nizhoni Days poslcr. For contents of shown Monday through Friday Nitya department of mathematics and faculty since 1966, suceeds Prof. poster call James Nelson, zn.J787, or Wilfred Jeans, the semester. MacGregor cent of the publishers price for texts statistics effective July 1 for a three- 277-191R:, Art Steger as chairman. The National Chicano Health Organization is Daily Lobo Bee Wear Griego recf:ntly was elected a organizing study sessions for the MCAT students Spend L.L.Bean planning to lake the test April30, 1977. For further v CIQssified member of the Council of the information caii27747J I. Gunny Sax The Arab Student Club American Mathematical Society. The Orthodox Bahal Faith Th holding firesides on Advertising Flo Torontc The 25-member Council is the Mondays at 8 p.m. at 408-D Maple NE. . present.~ Spring Break Tea Shirt governing board of the large Has Moved The ASUNM craft$ shop in the basement of the (just down the hall) Arra GENERAL national organization. SUB offers basic instruction in jewelry, ceramics, and ARABIA:N NIGHT PARTS photography. At Beautiful San Carlos Bay in Tea Party Food, Dancings and Songs G Prof. Jeff Maitland will speak on "An Ontology of To The first New Mexican on the Guaymas Mexico Just Emily council, Griego will serve through Appreciation: Kant'S Aesthetics and the Prob!cm of Metaphysics" at 3:30 p.m. today in the philosophy Marron Hall Time: Sunday March 6, at 7:00 p.~. • 7 Days, B Nights At ' You Babes SPECIALIZING IN REPLACEMENT 1979. department library on the fifth noor of the Human~ itics building. Place: On Campus at the La Posada De San Carlos I India Imports , Griego earned his bachelor's Room 105 $79.00 PARTS FOR Upc!'l ~J.' ,,rr. ,,, A!·. • ~·rio ~~ ... ·~·.,:r;.r,.. r '' • Beautiful Oceanfront of Rhoqe Island degree at UNM and his master's Charles "Chuck" Colson, legal couhsclto former 1/>o I'll••' dl',< tvl~"" •l ,1<')(! 1>11 1 kt;'''"''j President Richard Nixon will speak at the Hotrman­ <,lr;Morf,)~-.1 •I I"( I f.)O(-r tl~ '•'"t..l>: fV' l'if>,m, International Center and Ph.D. at the University of tM'.r ., • 1'\l; •• r.r• 111 r.<>rlo~"-'11!<1.11~ ''', Toyota - Datsun ·'C.,H!Iy-·,1!~\' <.Jf ',l.t 1' 0'11 Call Immediately Illinois. his religious book Born A~:ain. 1808 Las Lomas NE • Welcome Margarita Space Limited Admission $1.00 at the door. • 13 LayKold Tennis Courts Porsche- VW • All Tips & Taxes 242·8922 .. ,..c;, Meal (24 hrs) Q Complete Volkswagon Machine Shop 'f;!''' ..o,~ I( -~REETLITES 0~ Check 0'\:" "-?e J J!:OTHING These l "- ~ XCHANGE Lab a Options \:../ - Mexican Food-Specializing In Burritos Want Ads Air Fare 11 AM-5:30PM Open 7 Days Tues.-Sat. 11 am ~8 pm Complete Scuba Diving Train From 3004 0 Central SE Mexican Dinners Da The Trick Noga 266-5275 2935 Monte \lista NE 265-3681 Call Ahead For Carry Out Service * Charter Flight Available For Groups 1415' Central Ave. NE 242-0921 • I ,. ------~------.------..------

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T~e ~ighly ac- Theatre is showing the balloon McGo~han, Scatman Crothers and page 11 !s toned down compared to Blvd. ~"' Jozz ·Perform once ·Fluent clrumed sc1-fi film 1s d1rected by ·adventure at 7:30p.m. Ray Walston star ~t theM Plaza at the prev10us Fritz the Cat series. It r 0 George Lucas, director of Cousin Cousineis a poignant and 12:30, 2:55, 5:15, 7:30 and 9:50 shows at 7:45 and 9:30p.m. The Voyage of the Damned is a o" Concert Review by Thomas Lin· Ballroom; Joe Newman filled in on American Graffiti and the soon to romantic French film about distant p.m. The Cassandra Crossing as a · gripping tale about Jewish exiles on 0 dsey drums as Francis and a lady be released Star Wars. Showtime is relatives who become much closer: Monkey Hustle is a black comedy movie may seem impossible and the ship of shame, The film is in ~ To a nearly packed Popejoy demonstrated jitterbug dancing. tonight at 7 and 9:15 p.m. in the The film stars Oscar nominee about conmen in Chicago. Yaphet ridiculous, but if you want to be troubled waters at the Louisiana ... ()"' 00 Hall, the Newport Jazz Festival All - The music was great, the humor SUB Theatre. Marie-Christine Barrault and the Kotto and the gang star at the M entertained with an all-star cast Blvd. ::r Stars gave an immensely rampant, the audience receptive 'The Great Dictator features movie is up for best foreign film Plaza at 12:30, 2:10, 4, 5:50, 7:40 =-===--"='-"=-=-""'"---=•"----'=.::.:...------• •.j>. every~od~'s favo~te comic Charlie and best original screenplay. It and 9:30p.m. pleasurable and fluent "History of and appreciative; if only there'd -.._, Jazz" concert Tuesday evening. been a dance floor .... ! Chaplm m a satire on the Nazi shows at 7:55 and 9:45 p.m. at the Network is a tragic look at the "'.._, Although their "history" was more menace, Adolph Hitler. The tragic- Lobo. · hectic world of television. William obvious in its omissions than in its mmedy shows Saturday night in the Christian the Lion is a Holden is the old guard news Friday inclusions, it was nonetheless· SUB at 7 and 9:15p.m. wholesome, heartwarming, good, director. Faye Dunaway is the beautiful. Pianist Teddy Wilson of fine solos in the ensemble Leadbelly is an earthy biography clean, low key, moralistic and program director. Peter Finch is the gave ·elegant solo tributes. to the numbers. of the legendary blues singer that natural movie. It should appeal to prophet (profit) newsman. Robert music of composer/pianists Fats Duvivier in his ''evolution of the really knew what roots was about. animal lovers and Androcles. Film Duvall is the network henchman, THX l1138 Waller, Duke Ellington and George bass" presented the styles of such It shows at the Guild at 7:15 and shows at the Hiland at 7:30 and and Ned Beatty is president of Directed by George Lucas Gershwin. Louis Armstrong was bassists as Billy Taylor, Ron 9:30p.m. 9:30p.m. Network. UBS is fighting for the praised in song and tale by Joe Carter, Ray Brown, Stanley Clarke Safaris is the Russian science ratings at Los Altos at 7: 15 and f. t' film b · d Zardoz is the futuristic midnight Newman imitating "Pop's" voice and Eddie Gomez; he gave special 1c 10n 1 . emg compare to 9 :30 p.m. Saturday I"When You're Smilin' "); then tribute to Ellington's master 2001: A Space Odyssey. It's movie starring Sean Connery and Rocky should win an Oscar for Charlie Chaplin's bassist, Jimmy Blanton, on "Jeep showing at Don Pancho's at 7 and Charlotte Ram piing at the Fox- movie, actor and supporting actor. Newman's trumpet led the septet in Winrock. The Great Dictator New Orleans style Armstrong Is Jumpin'"-a tribute also to 9:30p.m. Sylvester Stallone follows in the tributes on "Struttin' With Some Johnny Hodges as reedman/emcee What's Up Tiger Lily is vintage Silver Streak is still rolling along. footsteps of Hoffman, Pacino and SUB Theatre Kennedy's ·children Bar-B-Q" and "When The Saints ·Bob Wilber played Hodges lines on Woody Allen celluloid at Don It's an excellent piece of en- Nicholson in this film about the Go ... " (this latter had the theme of alto. On soprano Wilber paid Pancho's midniJ>;ht show. tertainment. The general public Italian Stallion who gets his chance. 7:00pm 9:15 Adm.1.00 At Rode,y this Weekend the Coleman Hawkins/Thelonious homage to Hodges' lyrical ex­ BroumQs Around the World in 80 Days is proves the reviewers wrong as the The film shows at 7:40 and 9:55 Monk tune "Riff. cellence with "Warm Valley." p.m. tide/Hackensack" as a humorous Other highlights featured the ReGding Fun with Dick and Jane stars tag.) elegant trombone of Vic George Segal and Jane Fonda in a Dickenson, (sometimes playing Poet Olga Broumas and comedy romp of a young couple Students Octogenarian jazz violin master New Orleans tailgate or triple­ storyteller Cynthia Orr will read that turns out to be a mild version $1.25 Joe Venuti was a special treat both tongue effects for a laugh); Fox Winroek of Bonnie and Clyde. Showtime is Every Weekend Agenda as soloist on "Sweet Georgia their works this afternoon at 1:30 in Drummer Panama Francis gave a the Honors Center lounge. They are 7:45 and 9:40 p.m. at the Cinema Mon.& Stage: -Herioc Exposures, new plays Brown" or duetting with bassist demonstration of bass drum effects :VI idnitc ~how Tues. -Kennedy's Children at Rodey brought to UNM by the ASUNM­ East. by Larry Goodell and Bill Pearlman George Duvivier on Dvorak's in swing and rock styles plus stories The Sentinel will scare you to hell theatre tonight and Saturday at 8 "Humoresque"; Joe also did a GSA Poetry Series and the "Coffee at the Vortex with 8 p.m. showings of his days as house drummer at the and Conversation Program" at the or scare the hell out of you. p.m. and Sunday at 2:30. tonight and Saturday. little country fiddlin' and a burich ''Home ·or Happy Feet,'' the Savoy -Bill Daily stars in A Gentleman Honors Center. Demonic possession is a big movie idea nowdays and Sentinel and a Scoundrel at the I FRI.-SAT. Wed., Mar. 2 thru Tues., Mar. 8 Albuquerque Little Theater tonight Music: capitalizes on it. It's showing at the -POSTPONED: Fleetwood I .MIDNITE Cinema East at 7:15 and 9:.05 p.m. Jules Verne's at 8 .p.m., Saturday 6 and 9, and Mac. I Sunday 2 and 8. ALL SEATS $1.50 The review appears on page 11. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS -"Spectacular III" with the I Silent Movie is a zany comedy for I (Color) 1956 Cantinflas, David Niven, UNM Collegiate Singers Saturday Band dQtes all you Mel Brooks fans. It features Shirley Maclaine I at 8:15p.m. in Popejoy Hall. a lot of cameo performances. The Fri. 7:30 Only, Sat. & Sun. 1:30 4:30 7:30 -SMU choir at Immanuel person who wrote· the dialogue is a Compiled by George Gesne1 trio is a refreshing dose of acoustic the solar system at Uncle Nasty's on SUNSHINE THEATRE Presbyterian Church tonight at The UNM Collegiate Singers music. genius. Silence is golden at the TV 7:30. Central. Denise Brisey and her gang Eastdale at 7:15 and9 p.m. CENTRAL AT 2nd • 242-9741 • ACRES OF PARKING present Spectacular Ill at Popejoy The Last Mile Ramblers are of wild men will rock around the -Recital of UNM Seraphin trio Hall on Saturday at 8:15p.m. The raising cain at the outrageous Noon Til Three and Burnt featuring soprano Donna McRae in clock this weekend. choir is backed by a live rock band. Headquarters on Central. The Goldrush is panning out 7:00-Ch. 4: The Man from Keller Hall Sunday at 8:15p.m. Their music varies to satisfy recording group is instant ex­ Atlantis. progressive country rock at the everybody's tastes. citement and the dancing might be Apollo on San Mateo near Lomas. 9:00-Ch. 7: ABC News hectic. "THE SLEEPER OF THE YE.AR! Audiences Closeup. Misc.: Katz and Jammers will be Sky Blue is playing nice 'n' easy Saturday -Film, Summerskin by Torre­ rocking out at the Purple Room for Ace Pancakes nationally rock 'n' roll at the Hog's Breath on revel in the glow of the romance." 8:00-Ch. 4: Movie ("Wrath Nilsson, in Rodey Sunday at 7:30 free in commemoration of the unknown recording group still in San Mateo just north of Mon­ -Charles Champlin, of God.") p.m. Fleetwood Mac postponement. need of more exposure stops off for tgomery. -"An · Onthology of a while at Alfalfas on Lomas. 10:00-Ch. 5: Movie Zozobra cooks Saturday night at Howard Brothers are churning LA. Times ("Ceasar and Cleopatra.") Appreciation: Kant's Aesthetics You'll flip over this band. out the country at the Tower Bar on and the Problem of Metaphysics" the Purple Room in the SUB with 11:30-Ch. 4: Weekend emphasis on Latin rock. Michael Wind & Silver has been back 2nd Street near Osuna. Sunday in the philosophy library, 3:30 this Anthony will arrive with his magic. from the West Coast for a while Stone Brothers can be found 8:00-Ch. 7: Movie ("The afternoon. which should make W&S fans Gambler.") -Albuquerque Main Library Harpwind soothes the savage behind the mountains doing their happy. Good jazz-soul rock all thing, the Texas swing as well as 8:00-Ch. 13: Movie ("Paris benefit book saie today at the soul and tickles the angel's fancy at through the weekend will be When It Sizzles.") · library from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the Grinder tonight. good 'ol' country and progressive radiating from the bandstand at country. The band takes requests 8:30-Ch. 4: Evening with Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Anything plays something Okies. Admisdon is $1.50. from the audience and that's the Saturday night at the Grinder. The The Planets are rocking out at Golden Inn way. 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------~ -~-- - -- ·--- .. H~IJE \lOll\ comE lAP Pictures on my walls Improvisation W\Tf\ ~t-1~ ';0\.\AT\ONe, a wedding picture ' as o>= ~e-T 1 We dance in the rhythm of our a still-life by an unpromising artist ' . Arts INEL\., IT \NO(l.KS 1tJ a picture of you holding Milli<'> thank;s · Harmonious with the spirit .'"0 '[\\E. BATHI«Mi~ ••• in front Pl & of this moment (JQ / of our old house in Detroit. You're <1> wearing that old coat that got stored in relatiqn to all moments If Ever, o Wiz Dere Wos .... We flow with time Review by Richard Hughes Nazis to represent the evil - in the closet till the cat shit on it some funny parts, and all the media It feed's our memory technologists. The good guys z and we threw it out. fl) Wizards is an animated feature­ characters are typically and we do not have to make (fairies, elves, and wizards) are all nauseatingly cute or. refreshingly ::;: monument of it, length film about the future battle right out of Disney. Neither group a shot of me with that old Gibson. Forum between magic and technology. grotesque. 3:: . I was good then; what happened? the importance is remembered shows much character develop­ ~. in practice, Unfcirtunately, the magic army ment, and all are overly n Anyone expecting a gooc) science­ 0 . and above our expectations of rarelY'· :uses magic, and the stereotyped. a picture of me, my three brothers technologists use little more than fiction flick coming to life through 0 and father in Farmington, i972 and Pen return Pl gunpowder. • bissapoinling to say animation will be quite disap­ we hadn't seen each other in years. is a giving that motivates itself. Despite these defaults, the film is pointed. So if you must go, expect ~ (El!jine Briley) theleast. · · · r:- :~ viewable on its own . Saturday­ something a bit silly, and take your 0 a picture of you with that goofy c::r & Instead of using total animation, mourning-cartoon level. There are kids along. 0 look you thought was ugly, but I Wizards very often uses . other wouldn't let you take it down 3:: footage that is touched up. to Pl 'cause I liked it. There once was a paranoid schitz MeJdc:o's most famow name Is Jlmerlc:a's most "1 Ink· simulate cartoons. This does not • ::; that was put in restraints in a blitz. Fent ,,.~.~~ .. ,~!!ght? " you left it, work well as these inserts fit in .of>. Cream in my coffee . When the attendants looked down T.he Sentinel incorporates the same theme as did The Ex6rcist and The awkwardly. along with the others Tears in my head. at the poor patron's gown Omen; that is, the battle between inhabitants from Hell and the angels WANTIC &:I -t.o_, and they nail me to this chair; My first chance at love They saw that the schitz had from Heaven over the soul of an unwitting mortal. The film draws heavily on the _, they watch me I spilled it on the bed. the shits. The Sentinel is based on a young model's glamorous life, her boyfriend, and ask, (Rudy Valentine) a lawyer, and her frequent jaunts into what appears to be madness, but what happened? develops into a tug of war with the supernatural forces of good and evil. (Bob'Spiegel) The New York City model attends ller father's funeral and the memories of his past escapades with women bring back her feelings of repulsion, an attempted suicide and start the nightmare. A new brownstone apartment, Ahhh .... the reclusive blind priest watching from the attic window, encounters with He pointed his long tube at her non-existent tenants, brief fainting spells and reoccurring noises from the } J bushy mound and suddenly unoccupied apartment above, all add to an almost suspenseful and unclear sprayed it for what seemed like ten P,.lot. .. • Pancho Villa tequila minutes. He backed off, chuckled The Sentinel drags on to the end, when the pace heightens, but is ruined and sprayed again while she by a poor display of grotesque human figures characterizing evil. The Rare ... vet so well-done 1 blind priest's final battle- between good and evil is incongruous. The moaned. He laughed. special effects distract from the authenticity of what sliould have been a I "I've run out of insecticide and pbwerful moment. this fern has aphids all over it." Like most movies about good and evil, The Sentinel is no exception I )!:#t:~-tr·r- She moaned again. when gi:JOd prevails. This movie. was made to cash in on the success of The ) "My husband gave me this plant Exorcist and The Omen. Invest your cash in some other movie. 1 for Christmas and the damn thing A Piece of Cliche has to be sprayed off by you people ' Crisp air that invigorates. from the plant shop at least once a So is men's lingerie. Albqs. No. 1 Progressive Rockin Summer turned fall. week.'' And songs about San Francisco Country Headquarters He picked up the potted fern and Fallen to winter, and it's cold. Bay. . went out to his truck to give it a Iambic Pentameter is quite passe, The "I could write songs," the boy *liiil quick dash of fertilizer. thought. And we all say, "Have a nice day!" (O.M.) "Or poetry." Or make a point not to. Last Mile Ramblers He begins to write. Forward we march As up grows the larch, ~ Are Back Will the magazines buy it? ~ And Buckingham Palace /''t Ill • Put the sun to .work; Oh, if he only knew, Tues thru Sun Boasts guards that are phallic. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.... ~lt~·s~b~eenlazytoolong! He'd copyright his bright remarks So stiff and upright! Every Tues, Wed, Thurs And publish quite a few. ' And with furry little hats. Thinking ... What would Sigmund say? All Bar Drinks soc 7·9 pm Probably, "Humans are hopelessly Holmes Revisited The Place· To Be This Weeli.end: · ·Wh~n I feel like giving up, . l"li P• .• C IC e. Sherlock Holmes painful glare from the staircase railing. These are more ., Is The I ththk only of my eyes Review by Douglas C. Taylor Mirrored with a lover's, problems indigenous to touring to strange theatres After all, they all make love. In searching for a word to summarize my feelings rather than ones concerned with general design--a Coming March 14 And the infinite ventures Or bust_ass trying to . about this production, I find it extremely difficult to Therein reflected. point for forgiving, but not forgetting. avoid the obvious. I hate to say it, but the show was As previously stated, I was disappointed by the "It's pretty incoherent," the boy elementary. I felt entertained, yet that was tile extent Ray Wylie Hubbard "Cliche. It's all just fucking cliche interpretation which director Tony Tanner allowed to ••••,~ thought. of my global feelings following the production. The evolve. Kurt Kasznar as Moriarity was disheartrening. romance ''I wonder if it's negative or show was a group of elements which never combined I felt no fear of him as the Evil Arch Rival of Holmes. That should only bl! found in positive?" to an acceptable whole. In The Student Union Buildbtg effeminate's libraries The scene in Holmes' chamber ended with him looking A friend witnessed hjs confusion Ian Trigger, playing Sidney Prince, is a good like the bumbling Commander Fitzhugh of "Land of HEADQUARTERS Basement . And money-making material of And seemed amused that he had' example of this. His protrayal shone as a single martyred music makers." the Giants." Prior to the last scene, I did not feel this joined others element of appropriate and consistent acting, keeping was the man who pulled Holmes off the Rei chen back Friday, Mai•ch 4 In asking, "What is life?" to the style of the play. Arthur Conan Doyle's style. Thinking, the young man comes Falls. The last exchange convinced me otherwise. Pity Jam With The Katz up with . The friend's reply was was melodramatic, that is, characters were stereotyped I had not seen more of that attitude in the previous This idea. "BUT DAMN! WHERE IS THE as good or evil. With such a dichotomy, stylized ac­ scenes. ' QUESTION?!" ting, denoted as melodramatic, should have been All of the actors seemed to be hampered by their "Well, my***** may be awkward, To this question, the young man But at least they won't shout utilized constantly. The major characters did this only accents. It was difficult to follow the action at times. D!l ~ 'C1iche!' " can only reply, towards the end of the play. This was like seeing the This could have been due to spar

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"' ' "<:1 II> 00 ~ Netters Play Colorado Free Soccer Clinic .... w"' ~ By Carol Pavletich 4 and Oklahoma State 7-2 In the Garcia is now 5-1 in the season. Tankers Compete in WAC Meet z t "' The Lobo netters, recovering Texas tourn< · competing in Tucson, Ariz., in the "'()' ;, Colorado, this weekend to pl. top two· of Arizona and Arizona .... (Farrar) really help us out. He's got March 15 at Woodward '-0 ·"''""""""''''·'' State_. They're about impossible to a phenomenal amount of talent.'' ...., beat.'' Hall147 The Lobos finished fourth last The UNM swimmers are looking year behind the Arizona schools for at least a third-place in the fudianFood and Utah. WAC championships and are trying will be served from to qualify as many individuals as 5:30 to 6:30p.m. Allen said, ''Utah and us (UNM) possible for NCAA championships ought to beat them because ·Larry to be held March 24-26. Farrar is back.'' Movie Farrar, the UNM senior Several UNM swimmers have Kanchenjunga freestyler and All-American in the already qualified for nationals including, Wes Baca and Dave Feld shown at 7:00p.m. 50, 200 and 1650-yard freestyle, sat 1 50 out- of WAC competition last in the 200 breaststroke, Brian Admission is 1 each season to train for the 1976 In a relay one swimmer touches and the next takes off. Olympics. Lobos Hire Football Coach Spike Dykes, who spent the last offensice line .. His first year under Laba Eirill Betton before taking over for a ~ five years as as an assistant coach at Darrell Royal was spent as a fresh­ three-year stint at Big Spring High. ' the University of Texas, today was man coach. In 1970 he moved to Alice, Tex., named defensive line coach for the A native of Lubbock, Tex., where he won the Class AAAA hi­ University of New Mexico football Dykes will replace Del Wight who district championship. Student Diseount team. recently resigned to take a coaching 'on Any L\Ical "Spike has been with a great position with Winnipeg of the As head coach at four schools Dykes compiled a 58-28-1 record. Ur Sandwich program at Texas and he brings a Canadian Football League. 10«Vo a p.m. until Midnight lot of fine experience to our Dykes graduated from Stephen He is also a past director of· the department," said Lobo Head F. Austin' University in 1959 and Texas High School Coaches Association. Coach Bill Mondt in making the began his coaching career as an announcement. "He has a lot of assistant as Eastland, Tex., High. "I'm just tickled to death to be at enthusiasm and we feel fortunate to After tenures as an assistant at Laaa PHRRMRC the University of New Mexico," get an individual of his caliber into Ballinger and San Angelo Central-­ Dykes said. "I was very impressed We Serve All Your Needs 7 am- Midnight the Lobo football program." both high schools in Texas -- Dykes with the university and I feel like Dykes spent the past two seasons became head coach at Coahoma, Mondt certainly has the football 243-5601 Yale & Central as head defensive line coach for the Tex., High in 1964. · program on the upswing. I was ,. Longhorns and the two years prior After two seasons at Coahoma, highly impressed watching the . .. . .~' iJ'N Mm R~'Qb; 'CI ~ b'Pi a;·~~TR~~~'t~ lf llll~A\l~ 11:2111U ~\ _By David Belling T.he players do not wear pads. because, "It's more. than just a Albuquerque S Plantroom . Attention all people -.yho _have no dunng the game, even though th~ game. The basic idea of rugby is to Idea as to what rugby Is!Listen up game can be rough on the players have a good time and I have a good This Week ~~d I shall tell you a tale. Of course bodies. . . . time. It is a way to get away from 11 IS about rugby. Rugby 1s played m two 40 mmute everything for a day." 1 In a rugby game 15 players battle half, with a five-minute halftime. Assorted Herbs \ / up and down the field as they try to There are no timeouts during the Brown said, "Rugby is gaining advance a bali similar to a football game and there are no substitutions popularity worldwide." Reg. 98¢ across a try-line. They must ad- for players, even for injured The club practices every Tuesday vance the ball forward but the bail· players. Now69c and Thursday on the old baseball can not be thrown forward. The Well, if a game like this sounds. field which is south of University basic game is running and passing interesting to you then you should Stadium. Rugby is not a NCAA the ball to the side while advancing know about the UNM Rugby Club. 500 San Pedro 266-7025 sport. ' Brown said the lack of it. The club has 20-25 members. ·recreation fields at UNM causes a (Corner Of Zuni and San Pedro) Scoring in rugby occurs in three The club starts its spring season problem for the Rugby Club. ways. You can carry the ball across on March 26 in Las Cruces with the try-line and down it for four games against clubs from New The UNM Rugby Club receives points. After this there is a con- Mexico State and Texas-El Paso. some money from ASUNM for version which is a kick at the goal The UNM Rugby Club, which is a equipment but the players must pay which counts two points if sue- member of the_ Rio Grande Rugby their own traveling expenses. ATIENTION SOPHOMORES! ccssful. Three points are scored for Union, will play seven games this Anyone interested in joining the ANAVY COMMISSION a field goal which is a dwp kick on spring. UNM Rugby Club or who wants to the run or a kick in certain penalty Richard Brown, a club member find out more about it can contact IN JUST TWO YEARS situations. said the reason he likes rugby is Richard Brown at 265-1061.

'. _.,. . -; Want Ads say it Ne,\N Mexico in a Big Way!! When it's 6 weeks into the semester Daily Lobo and 34 books have just arrived for a class of 35 Travel, adventure & career opportunities Please place the following classified advertisement in· the New Mel(ico Heceil'c !J;lOO/month tax free during Junior and ••• it's no time to get filled up. - D'a~y lobo tim'e(s) b!!glnning , under the heading Senior vears (circle one): 1. Personals; 2. lost & Found; 3. Servi.ces: 4. For Rent; & ' Free N~val Science Textbooks and Uniforms For Sale; 6. Employment; 7. Travel 8. Miscellaneous. .. co'to Newport, HlwcJe Island lhissllllllllCJ' lor~ix Wl'l'h training (expcn~es pl,us sal a!')' paid b)· the :\a,-y) . Enclosed $----'-Placed by ____ Telephone For details please stop al the Naval Science Buildin'g on the University Campus. Lite Be.er from lVIiller. Marron Hall, Room 132 Al'l'LICATH)N DEADLJNE April2, HJ7'i Everything you always wanted Mail To 720Yale NE in a beer. And less. UNM Box 20, University of New Mexico, 277-3744 or 277-3745 Albuquerque~ New Mexico 87131 ©1976 The Miller Brewing Co. 1 Milw.aukee 1 Wis.

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i .., ....~ .. 0'1 ...... --r· Wyoming Victory Baseballers Play 5 Games ...::: u 306 Stanford S,E, Share h.ouse, $105.00/mo, 266- This weekend the UNM baseball 391 I. 317 ~ Shoots Down Lobos team will play five games in two FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share 2- bedroom house w/unoppressivc man. $100,00/mo. 0• days. By David Belling Wyoming's largest lead of the inc, utilities, 265~3854, Steve. 3/8 .o The UNM basketball team lost its half was 15 points. Near the end of WANTED: GARAGE. 265-2425, 3/8 z On Friday the Lobos will meet Cle1ssifieds- (D S slim chance at a share of the · the half UNM Head Coach Norm SUMMER SUBLET; 5-bedroom house on campus ~Western Athletic Conference Ellenberger went with four guards the Colorado School of Mines in a with fall option. 612 Univ, N,E., $350,00, plus The UNM Ballroom Dance club will meet Friq :;J utililie~. 247~4875, 277-2434, 3/9 March 4 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the SUB ballroom. ~ championship last night when they and Wil Smiley in an effort to cut doubleheader starting at l p.m. at lkginning instruction will be·from 7 to 7:30p.m. ~ ;3 ROOMS ON CAMPUS: 612 Univ. N,E. $85.00plus 0 were defeated 82-64 by Wyoming in down the Cowboy lead. The Lobo Field. utilities. 247-4875, 277-2434, 3/9 Ro.,est15 cents pet word per day, one dollar mlolmum. Rdvl!-ttl~emel1tS·tun ~ve or Fot Rent Applications for the United Da11ghters of the n~· u Laramie. halftime score was 44-34 in mote coosecuUIIe da,Ys with no cho.nge11, nine cen~s p!!t wotd ·p~l do.~ (l'lo tefunds A DELUXE 2-BEDROOM in luxury coinplex, only Confederacy Scholarship are now being accepted. 0 On Saturday the Lobos will play If co.ncelled before. five lnBettlons). Clo.sslfled advertls.ements must be paid .In $220.00, !-bedroom, $175.00, Pools, saunas, party Applicants must be lineal descendants or a Con­ '8 The Lobos spent most of the Wyoming's favor. o.dvo.nce, ffio.HO/l Hall Room IOSoe by fT!O.II to <:lo,sslfled Advettlslng, UNm 8ox20, GAY APTS·, FOR RENT. Have 2-bedrooms, also I~ 0 three games. At 10 a.m. the Lobos room, 883-9220. No pets, 3/4 federate veteran. Contact the scholarship office no po Z: night chasing the Cowboys as the In the second half the Lobos put Albuquerque, Nm 87131. · bedroom!;:, Couples welcome, Cai12S5-2!86. 3/4 later than March II, ~ last time the Lobos held the lead. the pressure on Wyoming but they will meet Regis College of Denver WANTED: Quiet, serious, female student to share 2· ~ in a single game. The Lobos were bedroom apartment. Cal1266-2287, 3/4 Employment Applicatim1s for the Edward Grisso Memorial z was at 14-13. could never get closer. than two 1972 VO~yp STATION WAGON: AC, radio, BEST ONE BEDROOM furnished apartments, One Scholarship will be accepted until March ll, r originally shceduled to meet Regis · ·Personals radials, excellent condition, $3,_?QO.OO. Call299-4067, cr' ...,· One of the keys to the game was points down. Dan Davis scored on block to UNM. $150,00-$180.00, bills paid. Adults, PART-TIME jQB; Sales, fle'>ible hours, good pay, Applicants must be a junior male student who h.as 0 883-8128. 3/10 "" rebounding. The .Cowboys a turnaround jumper to make the last Wednesday but the game was no pets. 255-2685. 201-209 Columbia S.E, 3/4 Call; Phil Franczy:k, C,L,U. 292-2830. 3/B made improvement in his grades during his CONTACTS?? CA~EY OPTICAL Company, 255.; sophomore year over his freshman year. ~ outrebounded the Lobos· by a wide score 60-62 hut after that the Lobos cancelled due to bad weather 8736. tfn OVERSEAS JOBS summer/year-round, Europe, ~ S, America, Australia, Asia, etc. AU fields, $500.00- conditions. Starting at 1 p.m. the PASSPORT, IMMIGRATION, I.D. photos. Lowest Bcllehaven Elementary School is in need of games, tJ.o margin. In the first half Wyoming were outscored 20-4 the rest of the $1200,00 monthly. Expenses pajd, sightseeing, Free C1 prices in town. Fast, pleasing. Call26.5-2444 or com~ magazines, children's books nnd photo supplies. :::>' Lobos will play another inform.·Write: International Job Center, Dept, ND, pulled down twice as many boards way, including 14 straight points by to 1717 Girard Blvd. NE. tfn AnyonC intere5tcd in donating these items should c1111 Box4490, Berkeley, CA 94704. 3!1S •.r>. as the Lobos. Wyoming was Wyoming at one point. doubleheader against the Colorado LAST CHANCEl -Spring '77 textbooks will be 298·1430. TDDAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE BABYSITTER NEEDED: days & evenings, near constantly getting second shots at The leading scorer for the Lobos School of Mines. All the games returned to pub~slwrs beginning 'March 7. UNM '-C I University. Page, 265-3304, 3/9 The New Mexico Wheelmen are scheduling bicycle -:j Bookstore. 3/4 Saturday will be played at Lobo UNITED Feature Syndicate Wednesday Puzzle Solved: rides every Sunday morning at 9, There is a two-hour, the basket off of offensive was Marvin Johnson with 18 "I A LIMITED number of back issues of the LOBO are Field. .. ~ PACKAGE STORE CLERI( WANTED, Mon-Fri, 9· slow paced ride and a four-hour ride for more e·x­ rebounds. points, Cooper added 14 and Dan ' i availat:lle for 10 cents a copy in room 131, Marron 4. Must be 21. Heavy lifting involved, Apply at The Lobos are 3-1 on the season. Hall. TFN perienced riders. The staning point is Popejoy Hall. The Lobos took the lead at 14-13 Da,vis had nine points, coming off I' ACROSS Shusler's Ned's, 4200 Central S,E, 3/10 For further information call264-1232. On Friday the pitchers for the IF YOU'RE BLONDE & were at LobG game, on a three-point play by Michael the bench. forte KAITANA J.C.C. SUMMER DAY CAMP in Lobos will be Rob Hoover in the 2f26/77i wearing maroon jacket, brown pants, tan 1 Carnelian's 4 4 Gaelic Women Studies is now accepting applications for Cooper. But then Wyoming took High-scorer for the Cowboys was sweater &. boots, w/two friends; please call Joseph relalive language Manumos. Now interviewing A&C, nature, camp­ part-time positions in Women Studies for ran, 1977. first game and Jack Hollis will put Alan, 266-7105, after4:30 p.m. 3/7 craft, music, dive Christian Fellowship To Give You New Power Capelli said he wasn't worried do." He also said that there are a Good playmate, spayed, will contribute. Genie, 266- 57 games Rick Connell with a 1-0 ,I 7528. 3/10 strenglh Fiber 5:30p.m. Sundays: Meal and Talk-it-Over · about playing this many games lot of young pitchers on his staff 19 Mideast source record and Jack Wilson will be on because, "We've enough people I ' UP AGAINST THE WALL? Christians who claim Arab 58 Used in the 12:30 p.m. Thursdays: Soup 'N Scripture which need work I ' answers are willing to share them with you. Wed~ · ncsdays and Fridays, 7-9 p.m. St. Paul's-Unlversity 20 Michigander's mouth 6:30,p,m. Fridays: Singing Group . Chapel, 2920 Campus Blvd. N.E, 3/4 neighbor 59 Removes by 11 22 Less relined shaving Street ings 1 2 Agreement 39 Wears away 7:30p.m. Fridays: Games and Sharing I 23 Plant 60 Serve WAC Meet Faces Wrestlers Lost & Found 24 Lose one's 61 Of sound in pitch 40 Approximately Personal Counseling Always Available balance mind 13 Incite 42 Household By Marty Zimberoff I 21 Creeks 43 Lived out- At The United Ministries Center FOUND; SMALL PURSE near Yale & Central. 25 Rescind t The UNM wrestling team opens Describe& clnim in rm, 131, Marron Hall. 3/7 28 Some 22 Metallic doors 1801 Las Lomas N.E., 247-0497. LOST: ONE PAIR men's ski gloves in Chern or singers noise 45 Unclean up competition today in the DOWN 24 Emit light spirit t Positive, joyful, and Christian . Physics bldg. Call268-8323 & leave message. 3/7 32 Outstanding Western Athletic Conference FOUND: KEYS ON RING, near Yale & Central, on people: 25 Defeats 4 6 Business tournament finals in Tucson, Ariz. 2/28. Describe& claim, rm. 131, Marron Hall, 317 Slang 1 Card game badly firm: Abbr. 2 English 26 Put on 47 Square Although eight Lobo grapplers LOST~ MAN'S WATCH. Silver & turquoise band in 33 Kind ol will fight to beat last year's last­ Zimmerman Library restroom, Friday 2/25. Reward. peach valley record footage Mike,277~669. 3/8 34 By means of 3 Tear 27 Numerical 48 Yukon or place finish, UNM will begin with a HELP: LOST GLASSES. Racedriver plaslic fr:::mes, 35 Ash recep· 4 Visionaries prefix Guam: CHILD CARE DURING APS BREAK poor start having to forfeit the 118 clear brown, white. Orange-ish cloth case, Beth, tacles 5 Second cup 28 Cause to Abbr. and 150-pound weight classes. Anne, 266-8893. 3/9 36 Start an ol coffee ring loudly 49 Deal out April4--8 8:00 a.m.--5:00p.m. 6 Good exam­ 29 Avoid fulfill· 50 Scarlett UNM has had trouble filling the Services engine $15. 00 for the week 37 Chums ple ing O'Hara's 118-pound position all season. 38 Small child 7 Actor 30 Made angry home · UNM Wrestling Coach Ron LSAT·MCAT EXAMS. Prepare now. Call Richard···· 31 Impertinent: 51 Impetuosity for children grades 1--4 Professional Educators of New Mexico, Inc, 842- 39 Separate Jacobsen said the team looks better 5200. tfn 40 Teams 8 Allow Informal 52 Omit 9 Grouping in 33 Witch 54 Butter and that he has "all the confidence CUSTOM SEWING: Fashion or domestic. Done 41 With noisy For More Information with skill and imagination. 898-5977, 3/11 violence twos 36 Clutch quantity. in the world" in the Lobo team. I 0 Precipitous 3 7 Olive stuff. BARRY'S ELECTRONIC REPAIR, 206 San Po:dro 43 \IYayne a,nd . Contact 277-5528 (Dorothy Davidson) "We have a good bright future," S.E., 265.0335. Color TV's, 1ape decks, stereo, ., said Jacobsen. amplifiers, auto radios. Install burglar alarms. 10~0 discount for students with ID's, Quick service. Used First Come--First Serve The UNM matmen will take on TV's for sale. 3/1 t Arizona, Arizona State, Brigham TYPING, 1ST QUALITY, 883·7787, 4/6 ·covered Young University, Colorado State, TYPING, EDITING, Call Kim, 266·9037, 3/4 WVago.n Wyoming and Utah in the WAC TYPING: M.A. ENGLISH. Selectric, on-c.1mpus. 296-8564. 3/31 Open Offer Good tournament. Makers of- Hand M•de Sundays FISH RANCH UNM's Butch Escalante and BABYSIITING BY GRANDr,IOTHER w/Norlh Thru March 7 Valley llome; fenced lawn, swings, quiet dead-end. Supplies 20% OFF Gary Hines are favored for winning 345·2964. 317 individual titles. The UNM squad is PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. IBM Selectric. Gold Angels ...... 99• 0 Guaranteed accuracy, Reasonable rates. 298· White Clouds •.•••..•. 411. ' 3-11 for the season and will travel 7147. 3/7 Marble Angels ...••.••.• 99• Ass. Angels .••...••..•• 79• The Brigham Young wrestler gets down low as help at· to Norman, Okla., on March 17. tempts to take down a Lobo. EXPERT TYPING, 2664567. 3/8 Scissor Tail...... 99• Ass. Africans •.••••• 99•·1. •• Black Mollies ..•..••.• 311.00 10" Large Oscar .•..••.. 9. •• For Sale 4" Knife Fish ..••. , ..••. 3. •• Sm. Severum , ••..•..• 311.0' Women Tracksters NEW SHIPMENT of 150 Bertin bicy~:Jes-plus, Will take trade in on Aquariums many French accessories. Some used bicycles. R.C. Hallett's, 843-9378. tfn We buy used Aquariums 20 PORTABLE TV's: $30.00 to $60.00. 441 Open Outdoor Season WyomingNE,255-5987. 3124 1425-B San Mateo NE 26Q·9778 DUE TO DIVORCE: Kirby vacuum cleaner. New By Ed Johnson warranty. 1977 model. Take over payments of$7.37 a Susie Vigil ran the mile in 5:06, the month. 25.5~7534. Jn The UNM women's track team first time she had ever run it for REPOSSESSED: Late model belt drive and direct gets its first taste of outdoor time, and Anita Marsland high­ drive turntable. Also Sansui, Kenwood and Fischer competition when they compete in a Tracksters receivers, Assume payments· of $7.87 a month. For jumped5-4. informaticA cal1255·1S35. 317 local AAU meet at University SINGER MACHINE: sewing machine, not claimed. Stadium at 8:30a.m. Saturday. The mile relay team took second Equipped to buttonhGlc, zlg-zag. Pay $19.00 & take "We'll work on all individual in the Jaycee invitational with a Start Early machine. 255-7.534. 3/7 performances this weekend," Head UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY; brand new color TV, 4:02 clocking. Team members were On Saturday six members of the big screen. Assume payments, $7,00 per month. New The University of New Mexico Track Coach Barbara Butler said. Cindy Ashby, Cindy Hagg, Lisa Lobo track team will get an early guarantee, 255-7.535. 317 During the indoor season they Bibbs, and Connie Joseph .. start on the outdoor track season ACOUSTIC 150.105 GUITAR amplifier, $600,00. Student Publications Board competed in meets that Butler Butler said she will also use the Lifetime warranty. 247~3574. 3/7 when they go down to El Paso to BEFORE SPRING SALE. Latest style denim jackets, wanted the women to use as tune­ meet as a "time trial for the compete in the El Paso Relays. $6.00· sweatshlrts,.$3.00: 3-pc. denim suits w/ves_t, Is Now accepting Applications For ups for the outdoor season. Albuquerque Relay Meet,'; which The first official outdoor meet only $25.00; (limited amount available): nt California Fashlon Outlet, 2318 Central S.E. 1 266-6872. 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