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Regents would become more look at our copy. And, this was not about such a press conference, and I reluctant to delegate authority to just a discussion of issues, but a personally never heard of it. administration, faculty and students, decided stand. Due to a lack of 2. If I had heard of it, I might have endorsed the gentleman's NEW and most certainly would feel free to imagination on the part o~ the other permit progressive innovation. With parties, they had to wmt for our candidacy, as his program sounds interesting when I read about it in the door opened for legislative position papers to be sent out-not . \ Bema involvement it is quite possible that published, but sent out-before they The Lobo. As it stands we can only f \ academic freedom would be repressed could come up with some concrete urge Bernalillo County citizens to MEXICO until the educational institutions of ideas which might be compelling for vote "no" for sheriff today, given New Mexico were reduced to white, the enlightened people of our state. the qualifications and past antics of middle class finishing schools. Burge refers to the rules and the two major candidates. Amendment No. 6 also provides regulations of the minority parties as 3. That's the first time I've ever that "removal proceedings may be being the source of his information. been referred to as "establishment." initiated by the governor or by a He then refers to the preamble of But then I feared it would happen By MARION M. COTTRELL two-thirds majority vote of all another party. Can he have been when I turned 30 this year. Mark Acuff Constitutional Amendment No. 6 members of the senate." The present asleep all this time? The Independent on the ballot today has very serious authority of the attorney general or of New Mexican Party has not only Editor, The News implications for institutions of higher a grand jury to initiate removal stated the facts concerning the education in the state of New Mexico. proceedings under the rules of the situations which afflict this state, but Reality Behind Image The proponents of Amendment No.6 supreme court would be repealed. It has offered. solutions to the To the Editor: would have you believe that it i.s should not be necessary to recite problems. We do not delude In his race against Fabian Chavez, essential to include "financial arguments against permitting a ourselves-this is not just our cup of Congressman Manuel Lujan has conflicts of interest" as grounds for governor (for his predecessor's tea. These solutions can and should carefully cultivated an image of removal of a regent with the argument appointments) or the state senate to be put to use by whichever team himself as a moderate, hard working initiate the proceedings. The present wins the election. And our team had Congressman who "cares about that a financial conflict of interests ' '• than the already constitutional constitutional provisions on regents the forethought to pinpoint the sore you." What is the reality behind the • grounds of "incompetence, neglect of have worked well for some time and points in this legislative battle. We image? duty or malfeasance in office." should be retained. I urge all persons will keep hitting away at the soft Far from being a moderate, Certainly this argument is meritorious interested in maintaining a climate spots of other Parties' defenses. Manuel Lujan's voting record clearly and if this were the only change conducive to quality higher Let the sleepy-eyed Burge recall shows that he is a captive of the proposed the amendment would be education, a climate with adequate that the Independent New Mexican extreme right-wing. According to a deserving of support. However, the safeguards against political Party was the only party which took voting record for the positions amendment includes another phrase interference (even though it is now a definite stand on behalf of the 18 favored by the ultraconservative relating to removal of a regent, attempted and does have an to 20 year old voters. Does he know Americans for Constitutional Action " . . . or as otherwise provided by intimidating effect) to vote NO on where the Union is? We had a booth 76 percent of the time last year law." Amendment No.6. out there for several days running, (Clinton Anderson 20 percent, Although this phrase may sound going to bat for the future voters of Montoya seven percent). Lujan voted rather innocuous, one should consider this country. This was not just an the way the National Associated \ what the implications may be in a attention-getting fluke, but a belief Businessmen wanted him to 100 \ highly emotional atmosphere as has on the part of this party that our percent of the time (Anderson 37.5 developed over the past several years. involvement in politics-if it must be percent, Montoya 11 percent). This provision, " ... or as otherwise so stated-should begin at a bright, How hard working is Manual Democratic Headqunrtcrs provided by law," could permit the attentive level. What do you say, Lujan? Not a single bill introduced passage of repressive legislation Lobo readers? by him has ever gotten out of relating to the regents' responsibilities Gary Cook Mahan committee-by contrast, many New King Montoya with regard to the speakers policy, Letters: Mexico statutes in effect today academic freedom and the Redress of Grievance resulted from the work of Fabian involvement of the students, faculty Not Done Homework To the Editor: Chavez as majority leader of the King, Lead and administration in the day by day To the Editor: I feel compelled to ask redress Senate. Montoya Democrats to Victory management and government of the It is really a traves~y of from a grievous error printed in But Lujan's TV ads proclaim that State lt>gislativc veteran Bruce by the 24,000 vote triumph of Democratic candidates won the Washington a Senator for all the pocketbooks." universities as additional grounds for journalistic justice for a free-thinking Friday's Lobo. "he cares about you." If he cares King and incumbt>nt Sen. Joseph incumbent Republican election. people of this state and this The King-Mondragon ticket removal. paper, such as The Lobo professes to The write-in candidate for sheriff about us, . why did he become a Montoya Jed a Democratic state Congressman Manuel Lujan over "About the only thing I can say nation." will be the first to serve four-year In short, the cause of the removal be, to publish an article by Don featured in the issue claimed to have puppet of Nixon, voting to uphold ticket to victory, trouncing Democratic hopeful Fabian is that I've never been so proud to In an earlier telPvised interview terms. The long term was Albuquerque lawyer Pete Chave:.~ in District 1. be a New Mexican. As we stated Montoya, attacked throughout ·approved by voters as one of eight of regents will be subject to the whim Burge which clearly shows that he contacted the establishment press, vetoes of funds for schools and Domenici and Senate hopeful In a record voter turnout, throughout the campaign we ran a the campaign as a "big spender,'' of the legislature. Boards of regents has not done his homework. The including the Albuquerque News, in hospitals? A vote for peace, and a Andl'rson Carter in the state's two minority party candidates positive race and we will go right attributed his victory and that of will work under constant threat of Independent New Mexican Party is regard to a supposed press vote for action to solve the many top ract>s. Wilfredo Sedillo (People's to work for the slate of New Democrats across the nation to King led Dom!'nici by some Conslitutional Party) and John Mt>xico," King told cheering Republicans "overplaying !.he For national results and other removal, and prospective regents will the one party which has taken a conference which none of them social problems which Nixon and state-wide election returns, turn stand on all issues from the start, but attended. I must complain: 7 000 volt•s in tlw governors race Salazar (Independent New backers. crime issue in an emotional be reluctant to accept appointments Lujan have virtually ignored. and Montoya easily shut out Mexican Party) polled only a Montoya's easv victorv was appeal" to voters. to pagt>s 4 and 5. under such unstable circumstances. no one would take the time to even 1. Nobody contacted the News Robert W. Harris CarlPr by around 9000 votes. nominal vote. aecl'pted ;s a matter of course by Montoya's margin showed up DPmocratie challenger Harold Aftl'r carrying his own county Democratic campaign workers early in tlw ract• wht•rE• he led (Editor's Note: The Lobo has H.unn<•ls upst•t ont•-term by only 8000 votes, insufficient keeping an eye on both the arch-conservativt> CariE•r by 1500 constitutional amendments on recently run a series of articles incumbent Republican to pull the stale, Domenici televised returns and the tally votes with only 16 percent yesterday's ballot. Congressman Ed Foreman in conceded the election at 11 p.m. board at the headquarters. counted. The margin quickly A record number of New concerning the struggle between the War Measures Act Distriel 2, bolstering the King in a victory statement In a deliberatt>ly paced speech widened, howC"ver, and with 37 Mexico voters turned out.. Front de Liberation du Quebec (FLQ) Dt•moct·atic sweep of major state issued at Democratic headquarters interspersed by cheers of the percent of the returns in, yesterday, with about 260,000 and the Canadian government. We elective offices and lt>gislative at the Civic Auditorium said the victory-intoxicated democrats, Montoya had a 5600 vott> lt>ad ballots cast, of some 400,000 p1inted the series 'vith the hope that it seats. The sweep was marred only "positive campaign" run by Montoya pledged to "go back to that rapidly widened to an registered voters, would enlighten our !eaders about the Prompted by Police Request inconstestable 8600 vote margin Republicans, surveying the few with over 7 5 percent of the vote dejected supporters left at FLQ's side of the controversy. Today, Tennessee Democrat Gore Defeated counted. Carter did not officially Republican headquarters in the the Lobo has compiled a story from rejected the FLQ ultimatum and FLQ were holding hostages James concede the race, and made no Hilton Hotel after Domenici's the Vancouver Sun which will present faced the terrorists instead with a Cross and Pierre Laporte in houses • statement on the election results. almost tearful concession, the Canadian government's view of demand for retreat. mined with dynamite and ready to be Runnels' substantial victory, minimized the effect of President theFI,Q.) Speaking for both governments GOP Gains Two Senate Races some 3100 votes, over Foreman Richard Nixon's visit to the state blown up at the first sign of a police saying, "The common agreement of ' surprised political predictors. Saturday pushing the Republican (Ottawa and Quebec) he firmly and were visited by Vice President Compiled From the Vancouver Sun raid. the federal and Quebec governments WASHINGTON (UPI)- Voters Buckley-the first third-party Runnels said the "voters told ticket. J Following the kidnappings of two finally refused the central FLQ The police told the two that there is what Trudeau calls a state dumped two of President Nixon's contender to be elected to the Spiro T. Agnew. As of 2 a.m. EST, me today that they were "He wasn't as much help as we prominent officials-one a British demand for release of their members sharpest critics early Wednesday in Senate since 1940. voters in those states had elected concerned with what I have been expected," said Chuck Coil, governments, therefore, that they of 'apprehended insurrection' at last a closely fought election that gave In an election that blurred 10 Democrats and four diplomat and one a Quebec minister already in jail, coupling it with an needed the powers of surprise-the explains government words and saying all through the campaign, Republican party executive him some new allies in he Senate traditional party lines, Sen, Harry Republicans to the Senate, with that they are concerned with their director. of labor-the Canadian Parliament almost derisory offer to put in a good power to make arrests and raids government actiqn which at times but assured Democratic control of F. Byrd Jr. of Virginia, became the seven races still undecided. invoked the War Measures Act at the word for five of them when they are without formality-to try to catch the appeared contradictory. And, at last, Congress for the next two years. first independent to win a Senate A total of 15 governorships were request of Prime Minister Pierre due to appeal to the National Parole terrorists off guard and save the lives government has armed itself to fight Despite Nixon's extraordinary election since 1936. A former at stake in these 22 states. Of these, 4 Proposed Amendments Trudeau. Board for release. intervention in the mid-term Democrat, Byrd, like Buckley, is eight had fallen to the Democrats of the hostages. fire with fire and attack ruthlessness campaign in behalf of Republican pro·administration. and three to Republicans, with Trudeau asked for the unanimous Bourassa repeated an earlier offer Royal Canadian Mounted Police with ruthlessness. Both the chance for candidates, Democrats held the Although Nixon seemed within four still undecided. Commons approval of the to provide free passage out of Canada (RCMP) Commissioner William Higgit the honorable release of the hostages GOP's expected net gain in the reach of new ideological support in Agnew, who himself Rejected by NM Voters government's move on the "clear for the kidnappers-in effect, a notified Trudeau that the police were of the FLQ and the chance for the Senate to two seats-five short of a the Senate, any hopes he had for campaigned in 32 states, said of the understanding that the provisions of formula for them to abandon their ready for action. Canadian nation to return to stability, majority. They also retained numericalcontrolofthatchamber results: "Irrespective of whether New Mexico voters yesterday elections, held a slim 2000 vote comfortable control of the House vanished when Democrats at least we pick up one or two Senate seats, rejected proposals to make it easier lead. the act would be revoked on or before aims and escape as an alternative to This was one factor in the law and order have been enhanced by and appeared headed for capture of 51 votes . in the 1 0 0-member an ideological change has come to remove directors of state schools Governor-elect Bruce King will April30, 1971." killing their hostages. Trudeau-Bourassa decision that the this total rejection of the cowardly a majority of the governorships Senate. about regardless of party labels. and a plan to finance loans to be serving a four·year term with The following article by Anthony He gave the FLQ a curt six hours to moment had come to switch to the and self-destructive course of after being down 32-18 going into Shortly after midnight, CBS The President will have a working students in public institutions approval of Amendment 3 by a Westen to the Sun perhaps explains bow to the final offer, but it took attack on the FLQ. election. projected Democratic Rep. John majority in the Senate, which he while defeating four of eight vote of 36,883 to 21,520. compromise. proposed constitutional The remaining amendments the government's motivations in FLQ lawyer Robert Lemieux only a In the most critical races, V. Tut111ey thewinnerinCalifomia hasn't had before, so I can't be Another factor, probably, was the "We are not Jordan and a rag-tag Nixon's efforts to elect a Senate over Sen. George Murphy, who really disappointed," amendments. Albuquerque voters were failing at midnight. depth for invoking the war measures: few minutes to realize that the final comparative failure of the student covey of mail-box bombers is not a more sympathetic to his foreign battled hard to the finish on the While Gore's defeat in Tennessee approved fluoridation of city water The fluoridation issue was The dramatic decision to invoke offer was hardly an offer at all, and to meeting in Montreal. There had been liberation army. Yet is it axiomatic and dom{'slic policit>s paid off in law·and-ordcr theme which was was eagerly sought by the White .supplies by a 4 to 3 margin. receiving a favorable nod, 26,40,1 the War Measures Act means that the appeal almost desperately for fears it would erupt into a riot and that a nation will relinquish a smaller part with the dramatic defeat of brought into sharp focus near the House, the administration suffered Amendment 6, which would to 19,273. This means city water federal and Quebec governments are reconsideration. start an insurrection similar to the Sen. Albert Gorl', D-Tenn., and end of the campaign when the a big loss in Illinois, where have allowed the state legislature to supplies will be fluoridated at a rate measure of its freedom to maintain Sen, CharlPsE. Goodell, R·N .Y. President's mo to read e was DPmocrat Adlai E. Stevenson II establish ground -rules for removal of one part per million parts of swinging from the defensive to the But Bourassa and Trudeau were Paris student-labor uprising in 1968. the larger measure of its freedom. If in And in a stunning upset, Sen. showered with rocks and bottles at ousted Sen. Ralph T. Smith, the of university regents, was defeated water. At three pt·ecincts, the offensive in the battle with the FLQ. already moving on the third step of But when there was no such doing so it comes to resemble what it Joseph D. Tydings, a liberal SanJose,Calif. appointed GOP successor to the 2 to 1. . fluoridation lever was inoperative. For 10 days, Trudeau and Bourassa their plan. Letters were on their way demonstration, the two political hates, that must, for a while, be our Democrat from Maryland, was At San Clemente, Calif., where latt> Everett M. Dirksen. Amendment 7, calling for Amendments 4 through 8 were stalled for time by pretending to to Ottawa from the government in leaders must have seen it as a sign that fate ... defeated by a lightly regarded Nbton and his political advisers In Connecticut, Rep. Lowell P. establishment of a student loan rejected by the voters. The state negotiate on the terrorist ultimatum. Quebec and the Montreal city the FLQ had lost its appeal for Republican supporter of the l'eceived the returns, the Western Weicker, Republican, wrote a program financed by state funds, levy for the current school fund "If the unhappy choice had to be President, Rep. J. Glenn Beall Jr. White House said the President was finish to thP Senate career of was also hardily defeated. will stay in effect with the defeat of· On Thursday, Oct.15 they decided authorities asking for emergency popular support and was in retreat. made between government by Tydings had won his Senate sent in "very pleased" by the outcome Democrat Thomas J. Dodd, a firm Figures, as of midnight, showed Amendment 4. the moment had come to strike back. powers for the police. Trudeau's strategy throughout the gangsterism and reduction of the 1964 bydcfeatingBcall'sfather. despite some GOP setbacks. Nixon supporter on foreign policy amendments 1·4 receiving a yes The procedure for revising the The first step was for Bourassa to These powers enabled police to crisis has been to support Bourassa Gore was replaced by a young, Counselor Robert H. Finch said who ran as an independent. nod, and amendments 5-8 getting a state's constitution will still be freedom of dissidents to attack our through constitutional convention ask Ottawa to send in the troops to round up the suspected terrorists and and the Quebec government as a beliefs and institutions, the answer staunch administration supporter, Republicans "bwlte the historical Democratic National Chairman nay vote. Rep. Williatn Brock III, R·Tenn. mold" of heavy off-yeat losses in Lawrence F. O'Brien said his Amendment 1 provides a section with the failul·e of referendum 5. tighten security and free the police for their supporters identified in the strong legitimate authority offering a could only lie in Trudeau's rude but party's statehouse victories in in the constitution for municipal Amendment 8 would have l Goodell. t1 i~ownr>d by the White Congress by thP p~rty in power in ·the assault on suspected terrorists artd intensive investigation during the 10 decisive alternative to FLQ anarchy. justified dismissal of the 'bleeding House, was rejected by New Yotk the White House. Florida, South Carolina and home rule. Yes-votes led by 8000. removed the current 33 and a third their hideouts today. days of stalling. The Vancouver Sun editorially hearts.' vo te••s in favor of Co11servative Nixon visited 22 states during Arkansas p1·oved that Nixon's Article 2, revising franchise percent tax exemption for Thert, last night, Bourassa suddenly There had been warnings that the supported the government's moves, " 'Gq on and bleed.' " Party Candidate James L. the campaign, all of which also "southern strategy" had failed. requirements for presidential veterans, Wednesday, November 4, 1970 New Approach in Electro-Magnetic Fields Course Engineering Prof Encourages Individualism in Class 22 Bicycles Stolen)· If _YOU 'Yer~ a studen~, how'd feel that they teach it effective! . , . . I CAMPUS BRKJEF§ ,§ou hke thiS kmd of a University? Martin Bradshaw decided to u;e an~hh~w t~~ 1-~r~:c~ rroblems. F lrst, no Ill-person lecture. The best students make A b Observatory Open House I Police Only Recover 2 and a talk on game-player programs ee the teachers only when you a whole new approach to teaching B. d ~ s If 1 I n he p enough, Second, use TV only to illustrate finishing the eight an . ~ The moon and Saturn will be by John Ulrich. asked to meet at 7:30 Thursday need help, no lectures, go at your this two-semest~r course in ra s aw e t, so e ad?ed the those key concepts for which modules and tw ~equtre featured Thursday at UNM's night in the room, in the northeast Twenty-two bicycles have been residence if not in a garage, he said, 0 "All persons in all fields with reported stolen on campus since own speed, and the prof won't electro-magnetic fields m d e r ?. e d u cat I o n a I television is ideally suited. Next in cor oratin dd?. ex ra ones weekly open house at the campus col'ller of the first floor of the and any thefts should be reported count the grades you make on the "Five years ago this was 'ust tool-television. But the tube was video-tape all the lectures and let g a ItiOnal useful observatory, any interest in computers or Union. the semester began. materi~l. programming" are invited to to UNM or city police. He said the tests. the average course " th. too _far removed from the student. the students watch them when N - "There have been 22 bicycles police report is used for statistical d The open house will be from attend, said the computer relaying reported stolen since 1 Sept.," said 1 Sound like a dream? Well, at engineer explains. "I got ~n fr~~ ree:~d~~-'e it onr te~ectri~ie~ the they wish: A~d the now-expanded an e~:rao~~ ~:~s ~~t::~~~~:: f~t 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. There is no data and insurance claims as w.ell as the information to The Lobo. SIMS Jack Cairns, director of campus recovet·y information, t~~st one course ~t UNM operates of the class, lectured for an hour Som th' ' !no e d sd u ent. not~s, mix !n a textbook and first half of the course St d te admission charge, but children Students International security. "Of these 22 stolen, only under 12 should be accompanied e/~e~~~~eAn~h~tnm:;a~tti~~~ ~~r~~ !i~es !1 wee~(, they went "Iene~ntg:d~ee~~~:e\~t~swith ~~~~~n~e~dmgs, and a "magic ~ho are not finished.wi~ e~! by an adult. Multi Media Meditation Society will meet two have been recovered." to th.e subject. and by TY Result:' only three drops this the oi th€' A unique program which will tonight at 7:30 in the Alumni "This doesn't mean that there approac~es mid~:!!.~ht~a~oa~~:~i~ rr~blems, sdplement~d wit~ =~g!~~~~ule~ b~ Jn~ Parking for the open house will Memorial Chapel. weren't some recovered we were Electncal engmeering 361 is a dropouts ec ures, an . used VIsual aids, ' semester in a class as large as any 1 . atr'l a 1 owe ? eep be in the physics building parking combine elements of music, ABORTIONS tough class It t " ·- Bradshaw sa1d. "But too many B d h h t h . wonmg un I the deadlme for drama, and art will be presented The s e s s i o n w iII b e an not notified about," Cairns added. lot at the corner of Lomas andYale introductory seminar on "The recovery rate is low, as the are problems for tea~h~r:e~~~ns a!:~~~ not ~:::~~z~~ :~: ;t~~r:~t;~se!~~t stu~ents were still not catching c~~r~e~w Pl~s e;:~re a~~t~~~ia~: ~~a~ve~ti~~~~~~om6lettes~ to lettker NE. The observatol'Y is on the in the Fine Arts Recital Hall· any other course m the traditional So the~ next ear I dd d h . on, among students f ' a ou wee s Wednesday, Nov. 4. meditation taught by Maharishi thief dismantles the bicycle, sells LEGAL 2 south edge of the north UNM golf Mahesh Yogi. The meeting is open the parts, paints the frame, and electrical engineering curriculum. called 'semi· y ' a e w at I It . b c came o ~vious that It must hav~ been the rna ic a ter the en~ of the semester. ~n course. The 8:15 p.m. program will in New Mexico As a result, few instructors really the student ~~tJs, to~es to he~p !ecturmg was not gomg to do the ingredient-which was sim%Iy the meantime, they can still include UNM lecturer Roger to the public. The group will also sometimes reassembles the bicycle ers an concep s JOb. So Bradshaw started over. letting the student go at his own Greek Fellowship Jannotta performing works for meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the to give it a custom look and sells it For Pregnancy solo flute, oboe, clarinet, and chapel. (~ometimes giving the purchaser a Counseling pace through eight "modules " or A graduate of the National bill of sale)," reported Cairns. call Technical University of Athens, saxophone. Leslie Whiteside, a sections. A module sheet drama major, will provide the Cairns gave five suggestions to PLANNED P~RENTHOOD explaining what the student i~ Greece, Anthony C. Antoniades, Business Awards combat the problem. He said the 265-3722 ••> has initiated a Greek Fellowship in dramatic element for the evening supposed to learn in' the section The UNM School of Business bicycle should be licensed with the Bernalillo County Planned Architecture which will allow a by reading several of her own and Administrative Sciences has what video-tape lectures and poems. Tony Salazar will sketch city (as required by ordinance), Parenthood Association REDUCE Greek student to pursue a graduate selected four students to receive 113 Montclaire SE readings from the text will help during the performance. The owners should know the make, and what problems with solutions degree at UNM. scholarships for the first semester model, serial number, value, color Albuquerque, N.M. 87108 from the notes are needed In addition to the fellowship, a drawings will be made witli felt of this academic year. i~ tip pens on acetate film which and identifying marks as well as given to each student. The student graduate assistantship was also Recipients are Robert L. scratching their names along with • made possible by Antoniades. 'I'he film will be projected by means of Cordova, Southern Union Gas then moves at his own speed an overhead projector. the date on an inconspicuous part ~ TODAY!! through the section. He attends fellowship will be available for the Scholarship; John L. Baker, Sam of the bicycle. the video-tape lectures if he academic year, 1971-72, and will General admission for the Angeil Jt·. Memorial Scholarship; program is $1. The proceeds will During class, Cairns said owners otymp1a wishes, but sometimes only needs be awarded by the Committee on and Frank Gallegos, H. R. Ressler sho u!d lock their bikes to an Figurette Reducing Graduate Studies to the successful go to the Music Performance Scholarship. to make use of the 430 pages of Award Fund. immovable object in public view or notes Bradshaw has developed. Greek applicant. The recipients are residents of near other bicycles. At night bikes RestauRant Studios Now Have When a student feels he's ready Antoniades is a native of Greece SEA Meets Albuquet·que. should be placed inside the he comes to Bradshaw and asks t~ himself and recently joined UNM's Students for Environmental take a test over a section, or department of architecture. Action will meet Thursday at 7:30 & lounqe Besides his architectural training at module. If he passes with a p.m. in the Union lobby. Plans for \t\That happens at Agora? 4110 Edith N.E. minimum grade of 70, he goes on ,:~ ...·• t .. ~ the tPchnical university in Greece, opening an ecology center will be he holds two degrees from to the next section, using the .. \ . "'-! ----'- discussed. The trained student volunteers: Daily Specials ·2 Locations module for that section. If he Bradshaw Columbia University in A e breakfast doesn't make 70, he comes back architecture and planning, He has Middle Earth Help e lunch I completed work for the Ph.D. in Sympath~ze, talks to the professor about register for the second half of the I Students who wish to staff the e dinner trouble spots, re-takes a portion planning at the University of -\ course, EE 362. London, Middle Earth information room are Ouestion, of the exam and then goes on to G ~ the next section. No grades, The best students of course Antoniad<'s was the recipient of To celebrate our finish all 10 module; before th~ th<' William Kinne Traveling Clarify, (jR€€1< When a student finishes all end of the semester. They are COlOR SPECIAL 4 jJ.m. to 12midnight eight modules, he gets a C. If he Memorial Fellowship in th<' allowed then to begin work on the 0 blnneRs finishes all eight and an extra one SUilllll!'r of 1966, ; . ,. Suggt·st, 2ND LOCATION second semester classes 277-3013 on more concepts, he makes a B. appetizers e dinners Conceivably, an exceptionai Ill form, • student could finish the whole Computer Science Club ID salads • desserts you can recetve ThP Comput1•r SciPn<'P Club will R 5crved hom 5 p.m. on year's work in less than one $19.50 semester. ho 1d an orf,!anizational m!•Pling .\n!l are ju~t plain tlwn· . Saturday at 2 p.m. in th1• Bradshaw radiates when asked Also Steaks, Chops and computing ct•n!PI', wom 1·13. ... A (1t't'.lt'l"i'iu·turall U.V.\1 .1llld('1lfs Seafood how the course is working. "The On the ffii'Pting agt•nda art• A course now moves at an diseussion of dub projPcts, sPlling Hcut~: M'JIL• Th!:r~•.• 7 u.m..f3 run individual's pace. The slow move up a shart•d program library and ~-\\'IIITE TR.\II.ER BEIII:\'D LIBRARY Fri. & Jnt~ 1 u.m .• lO p.m. at their speed, the faster 1:. theirs. s1•opP trrminal time fm· nwmb1·r~. 344-4172 Cwner & thd John E. Athans I am now teaching 60 individuals ROMANTIQUE not a class of 60 " BradshaV.: .ONE explains. ' "Instead of lecturing to a class ROMANTIC WEDDING RINGS I am teaching each individual: When h~ comes to me for help, or FOR THE for testmg, I see him alone. Not FULL YEAR'S the class. This is very valuable for FRANKLY SENTIMENTAl. students." LIKE LOVE, But this isn't the end of ASUNM FALL ELECTIONS MEMBERSHIP NEVER innovation in EE 361. Bradshaw OUT OF foresees the day wh<'n small (regu lor $150.00) SlYLE. casette video-tape machines will give students even more control over the speed at which they may take cours<'s. · NOVEMBER 18 For Only . Top-1~otch international experts 111; certam areas of the field will VId l'O ·tape lectures, which students will watch at their I conv!'ni(•nce, 'l'hes1• lectul'<'S, with I the potent semi-nott>s, will.almost take the teacher back to thost• f 12 Senclte Seats g~>lden days of the one-to-one dtn!ogue. Look Your Which, as Bradshaw points out, means a lot more work for the teacher, but a lot more education 2 l/2 Term Seats Beautiful for thl races throughout 22 contests have not been too far D<>mocrat Bntec King. Early \ ¢ 4201 Central l' v 1'11 though Rockefeller's the statt~ also followed the trend French Fries . apart on the need for more law and rPturns in B('l·nalillo County had >'-'~ of Democratic control of both · 22¢ 690 I Lomas RC'publiean Pptt• DomeniC'i ahead D1•mocratic opponent Arthur Shakes ... order. 'l'he deciding issue was th1• GoldbPrg had Nt~w York Liberal houses in the Capitol, with 30¢ 5810 Menaul economy. at one point, but with less than 100 Party httpport. Democratic victories in Bernalillo Soft Drinks vott•s. A !wavy Dl'lnocratic turnout fl . 12¢ 20¢ 30¢ D Pmocratic viclorit•s in Ohio In Comwdicut the GOP piclwd \ tJ county fairly indicative of and New :\lt•xiC'o wer1• at!ributt•d to in tlw north (.(aw Kin(.( tlw victory. ' Democratic rPsul!s. Gov. David ('argo commenfPd on up tlw aowrnorship with Thomas t\ \ . thp p:u·ty's loss saying, "The Ml·~k ill co mint( out ahc•ad of NEED A HOLIDAY GOWN? Ht•publican Party is fallinr: apart in DPmocwt Emilio ·Daddario, and in / ·," ..... '~ Uw nnrtlwm part of the stattt. TPJJIIPSRI.'<' anotlwr ~!'a! wns l{ahwd CALL MARY ElLEN 'l'ht'S(> counti(•s art• usuallv by Rl•publieans with WinfiPid ~ lntr1(~x~!u~mw~ t~
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To begin with, Hess represents the and leave out the profound iss~,~s ?f Agnew, he said, did not surprise utter disillusionment of a man who "power to and fo: ~he. P.eop.le IS m him because he saw him as attempted constructive legit change my eyes a journalistic lllJUStice. Yes, "inevitable" and strangely enough Democrats Still Control House, Senate through proper channels, avenues, he was a National Review f~under very accurate when he (Agnew) has N etc. and who lived to see "everything but that he is a regular contnbutor said "The great issue is whether or I was against come to pass." As a to Ramparts, a diametric difference, not power will remain in the hands Bema Goldwater campaigner whose was left unsaid. Also to glibly report of elected officials or whether or not Pres. Nixon May Find Congress 'Chilly' downfall was to adhere to some that his "Odessey from the right power will return to the streets," By RAY MOSELEY com promise more than of "radical SDS ideology" he explained wings" was include~ in p~rt by h~s (from The Journal again). Notice the UPI ELECTION ANALYSIS Nixon and the Republican party, O'Brien said the victories would ideological confrontation, The Democrats went into the m IS key word of "return" to the streets. give the Democrats a power base as "American and just as were the not paying taxes, which he WASHINGTON- President election at a 32 to 18 revolutionary cries of 1776," liable for prison, was to leave out Hess said it belongs there because E Nixon may find relations with A question that still cannot be from which to win the White Congress increasingly chilly during answered is whether Nixon and disadvantage in governorships, and House in 197 2. As The Lobo reported, he wished what at least The Journal said in that that is essentially where the people the remainder of his four·year Agnew have canceled out their emerged with a majority. The Republicans managed to he'd had a copy of the SDS's Port "The state has conned people into are. Yes, The Lobo stated that Hess term, despite his gains in the gains by alienating some senators, This is certain to help the retain control of the two most Huron report because he later believing that . their lives are less was against "all systems" but said Senate. including Democrats, who have Democrats when state legislatures populous states, California and realized it was exactly what the important than property, human nothing of the analog to the same The Democrats are still in supported the President. draw up new congressional district New York. But they lost heavily control, with their majority in the boundaries, as required by the in the Middle West, and Nixon's By BOB HOGREFE Republican Party at that time was lives-witness the draft-have become policy against "malcontents, In the governors' races, the 197 0 census results, that will be in This paper is being written in utter House even increased. The voters election proved a disaster for hopes of building a stronger advocating. What was left unsaid expendable; but profits are not, and discontents, effete snobs, have not given a clear signal as to effect for the next decade. Republican power base in the disillusion of The Lobo's treatment were his reasons for opposing the property is certainly not." w South were disappointed, anti-intellecutals," ad naseum; and whether they· want a Congress of Karl Hess, who spoke the night of early SDS which reflect the same The Lobo's statements of "the specifically the Black Panther Party more submissive to the President The GOP lost two Dixie Oct. 27 in Popejoy Hall. profOtmd phenomena existing today. power has flowed away from the for self defense. Thsu "The state is than it has been until now. governships and gained one. The article by Susan Glodt-Stern Furthermore, the campaign, in Nationally, the election He simply said he believed what the people," and to seemingly justify it now killing people." which Nixon and Vice President demonstrated the failure of both was to anybody who actually heard usual media reports declared as by the immediate example that "10 When one hears Ralph Nader Spiro T. Agnew attempted to major parties to find any single, him or talked to him afterward (he un-American, anti-peace, anti-people, years ago 300 (he actually quoted advocate "militant citizen's groups" paint Democrats as "permissive" sure·fire vote·getting issue.• held an informal session in Amistad) etc . like everyone is influenced 1200) utility companies existed for systematic change against what on crime and so cia! unrest, has Neither Vietnam, law and order not only extremely selective and left scars of bitterness that will ~- ...• nor pocketbook issues dominated today. The main point was when he while today there are about 100" he called "corporate socialism" and lVI """""""'~if. P£-rt overly casual but constituted an not be. easily erased. the campaign, although each may said, "everyone clamors about the was selective neglect of his then hear Hess state that "today These factors seem certain to have been the determining factor injustice to the man. What. was left left having no answers to what explaining that today "Nixon and his socialism is for the rich and influence the attitude of in some races. unsaid was only hurt more by what they're against, while in reality vice president are doing everything capitalism is for the poor" one can Democratic leaders in the new The fact that Vietnam was not . ) a major issue was perhaps Nixon's was said. Truly the taking out of nobody is trying harder to explain possible for transfer of power from not remain sympathetically neutral. Congress toward the President. context of Hess' speech was done They may be less inclined to carry greatest achievement. His policy their desires and answers. But people the people to the state. They are Both of these men deserved the of gradually winding down the poorly, and I wonder if The Lobo . out Nixon's program than to work aren't presented with them and are seeking a totally rationalized society. fullest possible coverage by an at building a Democratic record war left the "doves" no real reporter was really there. The further hindered when their When people don't have power they informative organ. I plead that more for the 1972 presidential election. opening to exploit the war issue Albuquerque Journal, of all people, racionality is already precluded." talk about liberty, and when they get comprehensive coverage will E Democratic National Chairman this year. That, of course, could change in 1972. had a better, more accurate coverage To glibly report there were not power they talk about order," honestly be given on people and Lawrence F. O'Brien, asked about than did our "liberal" paper. Nixon's future relations with Law and order, on which the "right on's" ete. for the audience (quote from The Journal). issues of the utmost importance. Congress, told newsmen Republicans staked much, seemed Wednesday that the next two to be a less powerful issue ihan years would see considerable more some Democrats feared. Some Democratic activity in proposing candidates who ran on programs. O'Brien said Iaw·and·order platforms ~on, but Dernocratic congressmen had been so did some Democrats who came X "deeply concerned" during the ·under heavy fire for allege<"l, past 21 months with the permissiveness. administration's failure to come The same can be said of the up with progmms. pocketbook issues. In areas of The greatest plus for Nixon, of high unemployment, they may course, is the gain in Senate have helped some Democrats but strength. He can count on about they were not persuasive 45 out of 100 se1,1ators who will everywhere. back him down the line, and The election demonstrated a I UNM News Photo- growing tendency of voters in Agnew maintains that the "ideological balance" in the Senate President. Nixon shakes the hands of New Mexico's voters last recent years to split their tickets. has shifted in Nixon's favor. Saturday while campaigning in the state for the Republican Voters in Maryland, California But the President still will be hopefuls. Three days later three of the top four GOP candidates and Pennsylvania elected a dependent on moderate governor of one party, a Senate of were defeated. Shown with the President are, on the extreme left another, and generally there was Republicans to gain a majority for Manuel Lujan, the only successful candidate, Ed Foreman his programs. This could force immediately behind Lujan, Anderson Carter to the right of the little evidence of weak candidates him to adopt a politics of President and Pete Domenici. saved from defeat by riding the c coattails of pig winners, Letters: Democrats Gain State Legislature Seats To the Editor: Probability '71 Senate Will be 28 Dems, 14 GOPs Certainly no one was surprised by 0 Dl•mocrats made gains in the of the Universities Study filled by an appointee. The Nl'w Mexico Statl' Legislature in won three Senatl' seats and 12 the recent Lobo article by Deanne Committee. One other committee probablt> ratio in the House is 48 House seats. Tuesday's elections, winning three member, George Koran, lost in Stillman pointing out the price Democrats and 23 Republicans. The state has 406,000 more Senate seats and four or five the June primaries. However, Unofficial returns showed structure of food and cosmetics in more seats in the Houst• of registered voters. Over 285,000, Committee Chairman I. M. Republican House members Stahl. or more than 70 percent, voted. the UNM area. But, like most Lobo Rl'presentatives. Smalley, D·Sierra-Hidalgo·Luna, Bradford Prince of Bernalillo Dist. In addition to gains made in the articles, all this one did was bitch Three House races were and Legislative School Study 12, Ray Abbott of Dona Ana, J. and moan about the situation after n•ported still too close to call. Committee Chairman Sen. Jerry state legislature, Democrats also G. Merrion of San ,Juan and Carter st•nt a Democratic governor to presenting a flood of doubtful facts, 'rwo incumbent Republican Apodaca, D·Donal Ana, won Kirk of Hidalgo-Luna losing their wanted nothing more than to move St>nators lost bids for re·election, re·election easily. Santa Fe. The unofficial totals in without suggesting realistic solutions To the Editor: bids for re·election. Democrats the governor's race were Schwerner, or James Meredith, or and in the House, five incumbent The balance in the 1971 (a mass ripp-off of the bookstore is to a "Taos" that no longer existed To the YAF writer. Mrs. DeLoma Scott, Otero Dist. 2 Democmt Bruce King, 145,510, and paint in his leisure time, which the old Freedom Riders, or, closer to Republicans and two incumbent Senate probably will bl' 28 and Cecil Cook, Roosevelt, also not a constructive solution to After reading your piece in The Democrats were unseated. · failed to be re·elected. and Republican Pete Domenici, was growing short. The next year home, Allen Cooper in Mississippi Democrats and 14 Republicans. 132,912. John Salazar of the anything and you know it). Lobo today I began to wonder how and elsewhere (dare I mention that One of the Republican House The seat vacated by Sen. Harold The two incumbent Republican Kenneth Adams died in Taos leaving ml'mbers who lost was Jack Stahl, Runnels, who won election as U. senators unseated were Ernest Independent New Mexico party This is still a free country and much research went into that epistle name)? received 4412 votes and Wilfreda anyone who decides he is paying too 30 years of work which depicts the of honorable outrage. Have you ever of Bernalillo Dist. 11, a member S. Representative, Dist. 2, will be Hawkins of Catron-Torrance cultures of the Hispanos and Indians Have you ever heard of nasty Socorro and appointee George Sedillo of the People's much at the corner drug store (or stopped to realize that there is such a sayings like, "if you're black, stay Shaffer of Bernalillo Dist. 37. Constitutional Party received book store) is at liberty to patronize of New Mexico. thing as evil in the world? Sure, the 2404 votes. Concerning the mural in back." Did you know that some Former speaker of the House In the race for U. S. Senate, · someone else. If you feel Foodway whole world has it, but why worry High Numbered Draftees David Norvell of Clovis was incumbent Democrat Joseph M. Zimmerman which Joann Santiago people hate others just because of elected state attorney general. The charges too much, why not catch a about Russia when home isn't so the color of their skin, and they are Montoya's unofficial total was bus out to Globe? Or better yet, get has said depicts the Mexican and pure and virginal. A book you may majority leaders of both houses, 148,714. Republican Andy Carter native American faces without eyes, teaching more to do it every day? Sen. Tibo Chavez, D-Valencia, and received 133,872 votes and PCP someone who has a car and all of have glanced at advises removing the Such a shame! and some people can't Can Escape Draft Now Rep. George Fettinger, D·Otero, you go there and load up. I point out that all figures shown in beam from your own eye before candidate William Higgs got 3312 vote, can't work, can't live. Have you WASHINGTON (CPS)- Any won re·election, Rep. John votes. profile in all four murals are drawn attempting optical surgery on been called from this second Mershon, D·Otero, and powerful There can be no argument that the ever heard that the Pentagon is man who is now deferred, and who priority pool or its equivalent Incumbent Republican Manuel retail cosmetic and grocery markets with no eyes. Kenneth Adams another. chairman of the House Lujan won re·election to the U.S. portrays only figures shown in front sending black and brown men to would be in the lottery selection under the old system since the Appropriations Committee, also are highly competitive. And, as such, Have you heard of the "Other fight (and even kill!) yellow men to pool for induction if he were not Korean War. won re·election. House of Representatives, Dist. 1, any first year econ student can tell view with eyes. Las Chicanas American," 40 million strong? They deferred, now has a method to take Registrants with high numbers with 88,903 votes to Democrat defend land they stole from the red Races for the House where not Fabian Chavez's 61,930. PCP you that whenever demand drops, so interpret the mural as depicting "the are Americans you know, however advantage of his high lottery who wish to take advantage of this enough returns were in to predict Mexican American and native men? number and use it to escape the opportunity to take the draft off Candidate Anita Montano totalled does price in such a situation as this. un-American it may be to be poor, dt·aft now. a winner were the race between 17 32 votes and INMP candidate American as the meek and Perhaps most basic of all, dear their backs may write a brief letter Democrat Fred Luna a11d Perhaps campus merchants could unemployed and un-W.A.S.P. Have to their draft board asking to be Norbert McGovern totalled 834 unknowing being helped by the Y AF, have you heard of love, Under an advisory Republican Ralph Melboume in votes. thus be forced into lowering their you heard of Malcolm X, Martin memorandum sent by National reclassified 1-A immediately. Any Valencia County and Dc•mocrat superior white father." understanding or the simple human registrant who does so is taking a In a race that surprised prices. Regardless, anyone who is too Luther King and the Kennedy's'! response of feeling for another. Selective Service Ditectot Curtis Alvin Castillo, a former Democrats and Republicans alike, lazy to go out of his way a little to I suggest the mural depicts a white 'farr to all local draft boards slight chance that the system might constitutional convention They were assassinated you Try it, it may surprise you, but suddenly decide that it needs many Democrat Harold Runnels beat shop at the discount stores has no man as a newcomer, bewildered, know--right in the open, just like recently, such men may voluntarily delegate, and George Gillespie in incumbent Republican gd looking very conspicuous, arriving in don't try it if you are still scared of relinquish thl'it· defl'rments and more men than it is presently Colfax County. justification in bellyaching about the that. What a shame!! Have you heard planning to take, and should think Foreman for the U.S. Hou~e of an impressive scene symbolized in being un-American. enter the l·A pool. Prior to this With 31 of 36 prl'eincts Representatives, Dist. 2, position. high prices of nearby convenient of Goodman, Chaney and time, this matter had been open to carefully about this possibility, reporting, Rep. Mrs. Carol Tinker, the background of the mural by Janie M. Burcart however slight. It does appear, Runnels receiv('d 64,.191 voh•s to shops. Convenience is like anything debate, and draft boards were R·San Miguel, was 15 votes Foremnn's 61,115 votes, PCP else; you pay for it. artifacts of the Mexican and Indian supposed, to maintain all registrants from all indications presently behind Democrat Cipriano Lobo Staff available, that the ceiling of 195 Aguilm·. candidate Juan Roybal receivl'd cultures. The native Americans and in their deferments as long as they 1341 votes in the unofficial totals. Lee Homer Editor: Sarah Laidlaw continued to qualify for them. will be valid. The Bernalillo Dist. 1 race was Mexican Americans join hands in Managing Editor: Don Burge This rule of course only effects New Mexico voters also welcome. As phony as this might System spokesmen are quite lost by Republican John Budagher approved two constitutional Holly Beckley Clark J crmain men who turn 19 or older during to Democrat Raymond Sanchez seem today, it had meaning to Roger Ruvalo confident that no registrant with a calendat year 1969. Those turning a!nendments-one for a four·ye •;