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Ru;k, Carter, Nixon or l,i\Rl-1'1Ml.:: JOB II Sunshine Ex-Senator's Appeal Unsettled ,_,_, Alaskan Pipeline Bombed, Shut Down (cont. from 1>age H • • ntH within the jurisdiction of the the standards and grievance ~ FAIRBANKS, Alaska (UP!) - state troopers. He said authorities environment minimal. , Fisher was fined $20 by the crude technicality, and a gros' prevented it from flowing into the court. "Where the laws are specific committee. 2 State troopers said Thursday tbey found 20 feet of fuse lying near the . The leak was plugged ·late Chena River about a mile away," Power commission for illegally posting a violation of the spirit of the law," ._.. -~ had no leads on who placed an leak ea'st o·f Fairbanks. "The fuse six hours. there is no question of in When asked if he would go campaign poster and being abusive Fisher said in a letter to Pink . Wednesday night and Alyeska he said. terpretation," he said. ,., explosive charge under the Alaska has been identified as ·a safety The $9 billion pipeline had been before that committee, Fisher said, toward a poll worker. The com- In reference to continuing thi:, -:::. Pipeline Co. officials said they "They've got a sleeve on the pumping 700,000 barrels of Since Fisher petitioned the· court "at the moment I'm undecided." r, ~ pipeline Wednesday, blowing a fuse," Mix said. "They hook it up expected to have oil flowing the line mission later suspended half the appeal, Fisher said, "It's almost a 0 hole," said Alyeska Public Prudhoe Bay oil per day to tankers R·eviewed within the five-day time limit The question is practicarty 0 two-inch hole in the j)ipe and and then get off to a safe distance before Friday. ' relations consulatant Sam Akin. fine. point of what a person's time i; v -;:, spilling thousands of gallons of and set it off." at the southern terminal of the line Solar energy has come on us required under ASUNM law, academic he said, because the "I regard the commission's worth, Is it worth the $10? I'm 2!. "They've got the oil stopped. It's The -pilot of a private plane at Valdez, these Last few years like a saving Moody said Fisher has no time incident occurred more than two ·;;; crude oil over four acres of isolated It was the second known attempt not leaking anymore," Mix said. reported the leak about 2 p.m. interpretation or the elections code taking the time because of a matter Cl forest. to bomb the pipeline. The first last angel. It is heralded by nearly all, restriction in filing the petition with months ago. in this matter to be resting on a or j)rinciplc." 0 Troopers and federal authorities Alaska time Wednesday after he u Oil flow through the entire 800- summer ripped off some insulation The pipeline has been shut down and presented by many, as the only '>I were investigating the sabotage. sighted a 160-square-foot patch of ans)llcr to our energy problem. OJ mile [Jipeline !'rom the Arctic to the. around the pipe, but didn't dent the Ron Mierzejewski, an Alyeska oil under the pipeline. The line was at least three times since it began ;a Port of Valdez was shut down while pipe itself. operating last summer. The most Solar energy may be the final spokesman, said crews worked shut down a short time later when answer to the qu"estion of energy ~ repairs were made but was expected Cold temperatures, with the through Wednesday night and an Alyeska helicopter confirmed serious interruption was caused by z to resume by Friday. . mercury hovering around the zero a July 8 explosion and fire at pump ; source. I fully believe it will be. used ThursdDetroit property needed to widen busy Nine Mile use solar for the generation of editorial board of The Daily Lobo, Nothing Road at Van Dyke. The store is one of four parcels designated for the 3011 Monte Vista NE • 255·1694 ±"~rlnted in The Daily Lobo neetst:aril) electricity, but there are severe te:p~esents the views of the University of New traffic improvement project. Just east of Central & Girard, near UNM Mexico. technical constraints. The The store opened in November 1971 and has successfully fended off an widespread generation of elec ordinance banning such establishments, business license denials and tricity, i.e. central powe( EARTH, WIND & FIRE · repeated police raids. ALL'NALL generation, by solar will not be -lud1119 City attorney W. Thomas Marrocco denied that the right-turn lane was Serpent.neFtn~ JUPIIH probably until the 1990s. Run'"'' Lo.u ltobd.itr J'j~tny specifically designed to rid the city of the store. We must be aware that any new EW.&F. This widening has been in our master thoroughfare plans for years, long energy source has traditionally before the bookstore opened," he said. "But we decided to go ahead With taken thirty years to develop it now because the restaurant on the northeast corner burned down a few j. whether it was woodn coal, nuclear months ago. Billy Joel I· power or solar. We must not expect "It would be less expensive to go after all the property now, rather than instant miracles. wait until (the restaurant) is reconstructed." I am greatly optimistic about Dave Mason Marrocco said the cost of the project, which might require con solar energy and its successful Let It Flow Dave Mason demnation of the book store and a subsequent court fight, had not been development. I just don't want a computed. But the store's attorney, Stephen M. Taylor, had his own ideas. forced optimism followed by a ''And before we're finished, I c ., '""'(II Drug-Addicted Nun 'Ji z (II >: Admits to Killings ,~ GHENT, Belgium (UPI) - A N have looked suspicious. The ~. r, The Catbird's Seat nun who became a drug addict after sources said there may have been as o undergoing brain surgery has many as 10 others killed by insulin ~ confessed to killing three elderly overdoses from January through .:z .:::;. patients in her care with overdoses August last year. r ·a Seeds of Racism of insulin, police sources said Insulin injections are used to 0 0 Thursday. C1:l ,§ ·by Tim Gallagher keep the sugar contents down in the 0 The sources said police have blood of diabetes patients. But 'Ti ~ ordered exhumations of the bodies when administered in high doses to & ~ IS ~ Kids start out so innocent. But seeds of evil grow into weeds of of other patients at the hospital non-diabetic persons, it can cause 2 z destruction. This was never ,more apparent to me than one day last whose deaths were suspicious. such a considerable drop in the .:l ..t week while I waited for the bus. · · · Cecile Bombeek, 44, known as blood glucose content that the v The bus route is on the path to an elementary school just down the 90.1 Sister Godfrida, was arrested injected person lapses into a coma l street. (:ach morning, different groups of kids pass by. They had always Saturday originally on charges of and dies after a few hours, medical ·passed by peacefully until that day when two groups mixed. Medical students will speak to the Pre-Health Club at 8 p,m. Monday, forging medical prescriptions and sources said. I don't know What started it, but three young Chicano boys ·were Feb. 20 in Mitche[l Hall room 120.3 drug abuse. She had become a Sister Godfrida was sent to a having some disagreement with about five older anglo kids, one of KUNM Program Guide morphine addict after she un private clinic for treatment of drug them a girl. The shouting went back and forth for a few minutes until Friday, Feb. 17 derwent brain surgery in 1976, the addicts in Ghent on Aug. 28 last one very young Chicano boy, in his frustration, began .shouting in Women in Management will ho~, Armistead, from the Gas Company of UPI news 6 a.m.; 1 and 9 p.m. sources said. year. Spanish. New Mexico, as speaker at their meeting 12:15 Monday, Feb.20 in B & AS KUNM news 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. But the investigation into how A statement issued by the Public Room 122. Jock ltllh, KUNM sports at 3 p.m. she managed to obtain the amounts Assistance Board, which runs \he Long Player, one hour of unin of morphine she needed soon Wetteren hospital, denied she had "NOW HE'S TALKING SPANISH," the oldest anglo kid yelled. terrupted music at 7 p.m. aroused suspicion about her been fired and said she was on "Don't they talk English in your house?" ""The Science of the Beyond" Transcending Body Consciousness Asylum Show, country alcoholic treatment of the patients in the old "sick leave." A hopeless, helpless spectator, i watched. Would they iisten if I tried through Meditation on Celestial L:;·~t and Sound, will be the topic at the music with Malachi Mudgong at 9 people's ward of the public The statement also denied some to point out how wrong it was to say that? Would adults? Sural Sh~bd Yoga Meeting today at'i .~:!p.m. in SUB Room 253. p.m. to I a.m. assistance hospital in nearby newspaper reports the board had The little girl than began slugging the Chicano boys and chasing Saturday, Feb. 18 Wetteren. known for a long time the nun was them. One of the boys, trying ·to escape his pursuer, ran out into the UPI news at 6 and 9 a.m.; I and 9 The police sources said the nun an addict. street, slipped, and fell. The bus screeched its brake.s, stopping about ,, LOBO /VIANIA II "Nuclear Waste Disposal" is the topic at !he League of Women Voters p.m. admitted on questioning that she five feet in front of the boy who rose rapidly and ran faster than before. Hot Lix, oldies from '53 to '63 at 5 it University Unit meeting. today from 12-1 p.m. in Roberts Room, Scholes killed three patients, aged between DOONESBURY II Hall. Bring sack lunch. p.m. to.9p.m. 75 and 80, by administering Letters ii The Ghetto, soul. music with Mitch il overdoses of insulin in July and I COULDN'T FORGET THAT INCIDENT as I rode the bus to ,I 9 p.m. to I a.m. August last year. school. It was in my mind when that long-haired guy got on, .looking GOOO ,j Only The Radio, live performances Authorities have ordered the like he was stoned again. It was on my mind when that middle-aged NEWS, I a.m. to 5 a.m. exhumation of the victims for Examine Closely fJNCL.£3 The International Affairs Committee will be meeting today at 4:10p.m. woman who is probably a maid, got off in front of that huge house. OU/<£3.? in the International Center, 1808 Las Lomas NE. autopsies as well as the bodies of And lt was on my mind when I realized that the seeds in those kids Editor: \ other former patients whose deaths had grown in me. The pro-nuclear letter in the Feb. 13 LOBO demands a reply by its The irony of that morning has permeated my thoughts during this arrogant tone, imprecision, and specious logic. To take Mr. Shirley's '"'Determinations of Particle Size Distributions frmn Turbidity' past week. And just like those weeds of predjudice, they won't go points in his order: Measurements" will be the seminar topic of Dr. Richard Zollars at 2 p.m. away. How did they get there? Who had the green thumb that nurtured Doubts as to the safety of a new or unknown phenomenon are not Monday, Feb. 20 in Farris Engineering Center 303. those thoughts and watered their leaves? always laid to rest by education. To stay closer to the issue that meteor One More Time Bedford-Stuyvesant, Jackie Robinson, Martin Luther King Jr. are showers, let us recall the Atomic Energy Commission's glib assurances images from a Brooklyn childhood that led me to believe there was in the 1950s that fallout from nuclear weapons testing posed no threat Dance Classes in beginning swing, disco and tap will be forming. something different about blacks. to the public health. The education of the public in this case led to the Information is available at the regular Ballroom Dance Club gathering Bagels and lox, the kid down the street named Michael Cohen and discrediting of the "experts" and a vindication of the doubts of the few. tonight 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the SUB Ballroom. why he had to go to church on Saturday- these made Jews different. It is the same institution under a different guise that now assures us of the safety of radioactive waste disposal iQ salt. .. AND THE ITALIANS. OH, THE ITALIANS. Spaghetti and The WIPP project is defined for us as a 25-year experiment with a meatballs, the "dagos" my dad worked with, pointed shoes - there retrievability option throughout. I will be excused, I hope, for my The'"Coalilion For Civilized Liquor Laws" will meet Sunday, Feb. 19 at ' f .. ' was sdmething different about those Italians. doubts as to the "experts" certainty over the fate of the wastes (which, 5:30 p.m. in Albuquerque Federal Savings and Loan, 4901 Central NE. . .. What was it in Albuquerque? Drunken Indians, rich kids from the incidentally, include high-level, as well as low- and intermediate-level Ca11293-2500 for information. Heights and stupid spies in the Valley? wastes) over the remaining 249,975 or so years of toxicity of the 11' It probably wasn't until I went to see a play called "Lenny," about the plutonium they contain. There is, in fact, no expectation that the II life of comedian Lenny Bruce, and saw his act that I realized what had wastes will be retrievable for even 25 years: Wendell Weart of the Agora and the psychology department are sponsoring relaxation sessions been done to me in my childhood. Neighbors, relatives, teachers, Sandia Labs WIPP team told me on campus last fall that the nuclear Monday, Feb. 20 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Call Agora at 277-3013 for in I' friends and television had bombarded me, filled my brain with the idea waste containers are not expected to survive for more than 20 years in I formation. that all of these groups were somehow different and the one I belonged the highly corrosive salt. Furthermore, by that time is is expected that to was the best. the heated plastic salt will have sealed off all access to the wastes, and, I was told, the sole issue for study (or shall we say speculation?) The J>hilosophy Club will meet today at 3:30 p.m. in the Philosophy NOW HOW AM I NURTURING THOSE MYTHS TODAY? How thereafter will be the behavior of the salt medium- in other words, Department Library. James Cranfill will speak on "Good Shepherds: A many times had I taken a subtle slap at another race when there were how, when, and where the hot unconfined radioactive wastes will Remembrance of the Thinker." Refreshments will be served in the lounge young kids around? Will my sons and daughters have to listen to me travel in semi-molten salt. Would it not be desirable to have answers to on the 5th floor of Humanities. curse out some "stupid old man, who shouldn't have license" when he this question before we are irrevocably committed to the con· cuts me off in Coronado Shopping Center? sequences? I doubt the citizens of New Mexico or any other state will I am certain that one man's war against predjudice won't be 100 choose to bequeath this uncontrolled and unpredictable experiment percent faithful. We'll all slip because the idea is so deeply ingrained. upon their descendants. And even if we all made a concerted effort to sto)J planting the seeds of No, I would not have asked for a demonstration that the airplane racism in our young, it would take generations to wipe out what has could fly before it was built (a rather difficult proposition in any case): or 20%off taken generations to build. but neither would I have signed on as a pilot; nor would my life or my AMONCJ OTHE!!. 7H!NG5, fT 55EMS An English professor of mine once said that to live in American is to descendants' have been threatened by the risk of failure. II£ /.(145 QU!T5 /MPR£95£1) ti!ITH MY {){iTA/!.&0 KNO/IJ/..£/)G/3 OF be a racist. At the time I disagreed, but now I agree and would like to Bill Talle~ 7Hf3 NW 11JORJ< THA7:S Bf3!NG say that racism doesn't only encompass Americans, it takes in the DON£ Willi H!GH-PE/UVI?MANC/3 (On 1000 winter clothing units human race. We have all learned to make predjudicial judgements. 57!:3ROIOS! about others. What Benefits? Just brought in from a Editor: · b I'M NOT SAYING THAT ALL DISCRIMINATION is bad either. AREA's survey is an example of how easily statistics .can e " The discrimination that tells you not to serve non-kosher food to a jew manipulated to give the results desired by the su~eyor. Ra~her 1t would California Clothing Store) during Passover is not bad, merely tactful. be more objective to simply lay out the benefits and nsks to New The discrimination that is bad is the discrimination that teaches, "I Mexico of nuclear energy so that everyone can deci~e individually. . am different from you and therefore I am better than you.' That is the In New Mexico the one benefit of nuclear energy IS employment. It IS discrimination that planted the seed that sprouted the Civil War or the provided by uranium mining and milling and by .nuclear research. The SHOW race riots over bussing in Boston. proposed waste isolation project in Carlsbad ~111 employ around 8~ There will be pitfalls and stumbling along the way, but the time to people during construction, 500 during operation and a few secuntV AT THE start pulling those weeds and destroying those seeds has come. guards after it has closed down. UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO located in the General Store The crucial factor in evaluating the benefit of nuclear energy is time. How long will the economic boom starting now in New Mexico !in STUDENT. UNION BALLROOM Grants) last? Estimates by the mining industry range from 15 years (if sponsored by the there is no change in US nuclear policy) to 30 years (if breeders are CHAPPARELLS developed and used). Thus the jobs offered today by the ural)ium mines February 13th thru February 17th 111 Harvard S.E. and mills will last, at most, a little over one generation (assume 20 years Monday • Friday LOBO editorial phone m.5666 LOBO Editorial Stl!llff working till retirement for each generation). When the mines and mills 8:30A.M. to 9:00P.M. (across from UNM) Edltor·in·chlaf: Tim Gallagher close, what will happen to employment in New Mexico? There will. be a Managing Editor: Rebakah Szymanski ...... - Neuvs Editor: D.M. Flynn drastic decrease in the numbers of employed and the state w1ll be Hanging and Standing Plants Photo Editor: Wendeti"T, Hunt plunged in to a depression. Spot1S Editor: Peter M•drid at UN-extravagant prices! Aru Editor: George Gesner The only branch of th.e nuclear industry in New Mexico which might 8117 Menaul N.E. Copy Editors: Debbie levy, Anna Poole Ad Manager: Frank Salaur not be drastically affected ·(but not unaffected) by the close of the EDITORIALS: Unsigned editOrials represent a majority opinion o; the LOBO edltorlaa board. mines, is nuclear research. What effect there is, however, will not be (across from Hoffmantown) All other columns, cartoons, and letters represent the opiniOn of the author and do not nBCesnrily Tefi.,Ct the v~edw -of the 1nHtorbll board, . felt by the nuclear engineers and physicists (most of whom were LETTERS: Lenors to the editor must btl typed and signed by the author with the author's brought into N .M. by the federal government) but by the technicians, signature, address adn telephone nUmbuf. Lettera to the editor should be no longer thlln 300 words. Oniy the name of the author will be printed and names will not be withheld. Atlluners assistants, secretaries, construction workers and others employed by that discuss issues will be printed. the government from the local communities. . OPINiONS: Oplriions must bn typed and signed with the aUthor's name, signature, address and telephone number. Oplplons should be.ho longer thari 500 words, only teh name of tha l This benefit of nuclear. energy development must be balanced aga1nst For the best in clothing author wiil be prlnted,and names will hot be withheld, the risks. These are risks from radiation exposure to the healt of people, All submiuions bucama the property Of the New Mexico Dalllv LOBO and will be edited Qnly for length ot poulbly libelous content. If changes are made, tho author will_ be con• livestock, and the land. and head supplies tacted, Paul Gooris by Garry Trudeau •• .. ·-- .. -·=------ i ·! ! 00,.., For U.S. Students "' Average Teaching loads TEACHING LOAD SUMMARY, FALL, 1977 i Britain Drops Permits z ] By NICKI KARST · similar to summer employment in contains addresses of British " Average !eac~ug U~i!~ ~e~.fT~* I If.. LOBO Staff Writer this country." businesses to contact. The Careers "~ American students can now work Most of the available jobs are in Center on campus has a list of Dept. Q' F'.CJ'; ~. 0 'l:enchinf'l Units' J.'er··· n Ill in Great Britain for up to six service occupations. However in the American companies operating Coll. Facttlty· Un:l t.s ·. · 7!J:E' 0 S months without going through the past, students have held such abroad which. is is also useful in t:; ADISt 4:25 (j6 55 l().q<; ~. ~ usual n.:d tape of obtaining a work unusual positions as "grouse- finding.employment. 1-·- Anth 18.56 -7. ·;a permit, Chris, Law~enc~,, .~ beater" and "sex-tester", . The "Work in Britain" pro~r~m . 210.10 11.32 Biol 30.00 23 .2.,_2 I '- 0 promoter of the' Work m Bntam Lawrence said. IS sponsored by th~ Bnt1~h Chem 7 ·.2.0 8 program said Wednesday. "Students are not guaranteed a Universities North Amenca Cl.ub m · 20.00 179.48 8.97 '5 · For $35 a stu,dent c~n pbt.ain· a job once they get to llrituiiJ," he conjuncti~n with the Coun~Il on I.;OIU JJ I :-58- 67.70 8._g__ ::?:: "blue card" which entitles him to said· "But jobs are not hard to find International Educational r:con ••• ~ work anywhere in Britain for any in ~laces like southern England Exchange. For applications and Engl JO. 75 260.50", 8.47 Z six month period, Lawrence said. • which is a big tourist center," additional information contact the Ceog, '!7. 50- 70.90 9 .45" . ' ..0 The blue card is available to any In a survey of past participants in International Office, 1717 Roma ~~oi-j-13.33. 153.45 11.51 ~ college student between 18 and 30, the program, most students found NE. . Metr 1 · . o. who is a U.S, citizen, When the jobs through newspaper ads or by N M su Hist - .~~_?,J. 00 . 233.!,5 10.15 student enters Great Britain, he visiting prospective employers. In Jour.. 6.5il 60.91 must he must have $200 to support the cases listed, it took students 9.26 L;!.nl'! 2.50 34.60 himself until he receives his. first from 25 minutes to one week to I i3.8~ c I Math 37.33 paycheck and he .must have proof locate jobs. an ce s 293.17 7.85 ·of return trip transporatation. For those who want to find a job __tl~tGl_ Jl. 92 315.92 9.90 Phil 10.00 "Students shouldn't expect to get before they leave the U.S., the. ~11-· ~ . 9.82 Ph~s 14.34 . I career· related jobs," L~wn;nce publication "Work in Britain", ' Eq uo~ us' . . __111, .,01 7. 95 said. "They can expect to fmd Jobs which comes with the blue card, 'P --~~- - 11.67 117.95 10.11 Psvc 19.83 - 199.08 10.0~- Soc 13.24 f n..2. R0 -2...J!.Q The president of New Mexico _Sp.J;_h Unit~d Campus Ministry State University said Thursday he 8."67 _110.70 12.77 A Progressive Christian Fellowship To Give You New Power has decided to cancel the A P. s 311.15 2933.33 9.43 production of the controversial play "Equus" unless the district mns 21.:n 207.90 9. 7-3, .. Week-end Mid-Winter Retreat attorney's office recinds its{)rder to I So Ed 9.85 96.90 . 9.8~ arrest performers who appear nude 5.4 9 J at Sacramento on stage. ~rtEd 76.40 13.92 5.82 . 65.20 The district attorney from Dona 1--f;dAdfl). 11.20 Feb. 17-19 33 __ Ana County ordered NMSU police ~r;lFQ!J. _l..f_. 162.40 lJ .15 10.54 __ "What good dre mountains?" Psalmsl21: 1~ 2 to monitor the play and make the __f.l_~ _J22.10 11 ._58 Guid 9. 43 At the United Ministry Center necessary arrests. He said the play 1.00.15 10.60 HP~f3_ 23.33 1801 Las Lomas NE 247-0497 violated indecent exposure laws in - 295 .t.4 12.66 Positive, Joyful and Christian the state. __ JLfJ:_- 7. O_Q . 7 4_,_l_L.:_ _ _J.Q_,_§l.__ The Great American The performance of "Equus" - Sec Ed 19.00 225.15 ' 11.85 had been scheduled for Thursday lmuc 102.79 121B.Ol Feb. 23, before ihe president 11.85 Ch-Nu 10.00 gt, • 57 cancelled it. 9.46 __g:_~ 13.58 140.46 10.34 C&IS 4.83 51.30 i.0.62 Scholarship EE· 17.61 185.07 10.51 ------Gen E HE 11.53 106.03 Winners -· - 9.20 lntr.R 57.55 577.43 10.03 This Friday Night Announced presents ARCH - 9.54 113.15 11.86 In The Thirty-four semi-finalists in the -~.rt 25.26 282.18 11.17 National Merit Scholarship Mus Qualifying Test, along with 133 "24 .so 332.20 13.56 TA - IDifiY S!l!ltlf other UNM freshmen and l'::t.so 155.00 11.48 sophomores, this year are all FA 63.26 769.38 12.16 In The Student Union recipients of the UNM Presidential Building Baseauent Scholarship. 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Main Phoenix Phoenix II 254g"5 Broadway 913 South Mi~ 4015 D.N. 16th 3529 Northern 7:00, 9:15 o.nd 11:00 Tuscon Arizona Tempe Arizona Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Arizona .. ·,. _ c<~ ~>\ll'!r:.'/""-~~'"'"''•- ...-;J;;..,...=·--:,..,.~. ,·,.,-, ' ' .. 00 ~ -,.: Coma Lacks the .Wit of Westworld ->. ~ director Ken Wiederhorn filled ·the ::s the poor woman by the film's end. .... movie Coma, directed by Michael diabolical consipra~y at the Boston screen with many of the stock terror Crichton, is playing at 1 he Memorial Hospital and this Bujold, one of the best actresses & around, manages to create· a devices Crichton uses, but with a Louisiana Blvd. Cinema knowledge has set her up for some more ·assured ·hand. Wiederhorn c:S' mental and physical torment by the sympathetic character, which is not CQ too difficult to an achievement wasn't afraid to fill his film with 0 By DAN HUMENICK conspirators. ...J Genevieve Bujold, who was so under the circumstancees. humor, and, .as Crichton did in It seems young patients are being Westworld he made fun of the ..:::- beautiful in DePalma's Obsession anesthetized into comas, and their . MiChael Crichton is an efficient ·; Reviews and Lelouch's Another Man, filmmaker. Weslworld, his first . genre's conventions- the finale of Ci vegetablized bodies are being used Shock Waves is one of the most 0 Another Chance, has the look of a effort, was made on a painfully low u for fiendish medical purposes. tired old woman in Coma, an~ with budget, but the funny, inventive outrageously daring, and one of the ·~ Geneviere risks her life attempting good reason: her character, Dr. script and Crichton's reasonably funniest, endings to come along in ::E to analyze the situation, and the / Susan Wh~!eler, has discovered a stylish, intentionally cliche-ridden years. Wiederhorn's sense of fun _, ~ creepy goings-on take their toll on was apparent in every frame, which - .z direction made it a diverting and " enjoyable entertainment. Coma made it a most exhilarating ex -_, r-f "'00 ~ shows Crichton's development as perience .. Coma, made on a much larger "00 an entertainer- he knows what p.."' he's doing, and he exhibits a fast, budget than Shock Waves, is ,.· unpretentious ability to create ultimately a failure because of its suspense. lack of humor or directorial verve. 1:20 . But Coma is a tota}ly cold and Crichton needs to replenish himself 3:30 impersonal exercise, building its with the sense of satire he showed in 5:40 suspense from well-worn (though Westworld. Coma is an okay en 7:50 admittedly still effective) set tertainment, but it may mark the 10:00 pieces- the archaic perceptions downfall of a very talented man. LOUISIANA BLVD. failing, drug-in-the-drink bit, some However, if he can continue to ' CINEMA: I·:O:·J;Jl: 299-4412 chases and those leering close-ups further develop his visual style -- - -f-40'1I'I:OOISJANA-8LV-D. . of the bad guys (hilarious per- while putting a stop to being so ~-- -· - - . formances here by Richard Wid deadly serious, Crichton just might mark, Elizabeth Ashley and join the ranks of such com THEFEVER ~ IS SPREADING. ~- · . _ . especially Rep Torn). temporaries as Spieldberg, The film works, but not well DePalma and Wiederhorn. lOHN TRAVOLlA, enough to make it a classic chiller, or even a good one. Crichton is not yet exciting enough to make ~llTUT1DilY. memorable movies. If anything, he's too controlled- he doesn't get NIGH loose enough. In last year's best horror of FEVEn fering, the little seen Shock Waves, 12:30·2:40·4:50· 7:00·9:15 - THEMALL WE ARE NOT ALONE CJ:NEMA 2268 WYOMING BLVD. N.E. 298-5505 CLOSE Saturday & Sunday ENCOUNTERS 11 :30·2:00·4:30-7:00·9:30 OF THE THIRD KIND Patients hang In suspense on the threads of life In ffilchael Crichton's "Coma." Betsy Stalls Out The Betsy, directed by Daniel Petrie, is showing at the Coronado Four. By DAN HUMENICK The Other Side of Midnight may well have been last year's worst major WE'LL BE ON CAMPUS studio release, but at least it had a story. The Betsy is virtually plotless mass of celluloid, and is already a contender for "The Worst Film of 1978 Award." Any movie that can get lousy performances from Laurence FEBRUARY 21. Olivier, Robert Duvall and Edward Herrmann has got to be bad. To make matters even worse, the supposed male sex-machine who attracts every female in sight is played by Tommy Lee Jones, a particularly ugly in dividual. Like the film itself, he looks stupid and is quite uninteresting. .I i, CONTACT PLACEMENT Nobody can claim to expect anything but slime from a movie based on a Harold Robbins' bestseller, but why does The Betsy have to be so boring? There is only one interesting moment in the entire torturous two hours. OFFICE TO ARRANGE This is when Kathleen Beller, who plays a girl named Betsy (hence the title of the motion picture currently being reviewed i this article), takes off all her clothes and docs the bunnyhop around a swimming pool. AN INTERVIEW. Candidates must have a BS or MS in Physics, or a BSEE or BSME in Engineering. NORTHROP 1800 Century Park East, Los Angeles, CA 90067 !'iril !'limnri·s \lurrler n~ J:>t>ath J1frt~ A~tllw Chri~lit!\ \\ ihwss fur tfw PriH;I't'lllion Feb HJ-20-21 SHOWTIMES Weekdays 7:00 & 9:00 Sat & Sundays 2:00 4:30 7:00 9:30 .. ~ ·,,' ' 00 !;:; ,.: ,_>.' ::l"',_ Fems Travel North .D The UNM women's basketball Marpe, whose Lobes whipped Colorado have 4-3 records . team packs it up and hits the road ~ Colorado earlier by nine, said of The top four teams in the con- ~ c5 this weekend to snowy Colorado, Lady Buffs, "They're very tall, but ference after regular season play, 8 ill As League Leading Lobos Host Cellar Dweller UTEP playing Colorado, Friday and 0 they are not a real fast team. We will fight among each other in a o ....l Northern Colorado, Saturday. had success pressing them last play-off to determine which one ~ ..:::-1 ~ UNM is coming off a five-game titne," qualifies for the national tour- -;=. ·o; home stand, winning a!! five games Cl Colorado starts~ three women nament. 0 and upping their Intermountain 0·,., Numbers Important to Lobos '' over 6-foot, while UNM has Carol Marpe said she thinks her team to ·;;: Conference record to 5-2. The two Moreland (6-4) as their only ploycr will he in trouhlc in their bid to 0 Q) By PETER MADRID increasingly important to the accomplish this is to put more against the· cellar dweller Miner.s, 'Qevil coach Ned Wulk said, locoes came on the road at Utah 2: LOBO Sports Editor Lobos. numbers (points) on the scoreborad will be aired live over KOB RadiO "We just played poorly at El Paso. over 6- foot. make the top four if they don't ~ and Brigham Young. Currently UNM is tied for third come away with two wins this 2 QJ With the 1977-78 Western The Lobes m!lst keep the number· Saturday night against the Texas-El with Mike R?berts and telecast on a It was one of our worst efforts in Lobo coach Kathy Marpe said with Weber State and Utah State, weekend. ~ z"' Athletic O:mference basketball in the won colum·n growing whUe Psaso Miners who bring their 1-8 delayed basis at 10:30 p.m. on some time. We played much bett~r the Lobo women were tired during while Brigham Young is undefeated Northern Colorado has a '< ~· season winding to a close, numbers, keeping the number in the lost WAC mark in to the Pit. , KOB-TV with Henry Tafoya. against the Lobos, and were well in practices this week because of tests QJ at 7-0 and Utah holds second-place "scrappy team. They don't really ..., 00 especially. in the New Mexico column where it is now, at zero. Saturday night's game, which _The Lobes, who lead the':" AC the game until the final minutes. they have had to study for, but said won/lost column, now become Tl:ie only way the Lobes can pits the league leading Lobes with a 9-0 mark, need an Anzona We just didn't have the hourse to at 6-l. have that much talent, but they ""..., 0.."' she hopes they will be ready to go Colorado and Northern have quick guards," Marpe said. oo .. State win over Utah in Tempe to pull il out., I come game time Fridav. take pressure off next Thursday Lobo coach Norm Ellenberger night's UNM game in Salt Lake said, "Arizona State played a super City with the Utes. game against us Saturday night and Regularly $2.98 The Sundevils, who were blown it just proved how easy it is to get away earlier in the year in Salt Lake up for us. Not only are we Grid Recuits Lake City are expected to "return nationally ranked, but to make 'NOW the favor" to Utah. things worse, we have the longest Last weekend, UNM and UTEP win streak in the nation." each defeated the Sundevils on each The Lobes played an equally Announced school'S h0n1e COUrt • (cant, DIP page 15) Among the 29 players to sign the national letter of intent Wednesday was All-State and All-American running back Mike Carter of Albuquerque Sandia who announced UNM as his choice Saturday afternoon. Of the 24 high school players .and five junior college transfers, 10 are New Mexico products. ll)cluded in the New Mexico tO is Jerry Apodaca · ·· · · LOBO pholo by W. Terr)l Hunl • Jr. of Santa Fe High, son of New Mexico Governor Jerry Apodaca. The Lobo women cagers trek to the Colorado Rockies The 1978 UNM signees include: Carter, 5-1 1,180; Apodaca 5-9 165; Bill for two conference tilts. Kouri, 6-2,220 (Sandia); Keith Adle6-0,192 (Alb. Highland); Jeff Allaway 6-2,22.5 (Sandia); Gregg Azar 5-10, 185 (Sandia); Reggie Waites6-1, 170 Lobos need to down the Miners to extend their (Alb. Manzano); Scott Petty 6-3, 19.5 (Clovis High); Don Elliott 6-3, 230 WAC lead. (Las Cruces Mayfield); Jim Bird 6-2, 220 (Alamogordo High); Jim Brooks 6-1,195 (Colorado Springs; Eddie Gitl6-1, 250 (Brownwood, Tex.); Gregg LOBO Seeking Adams 6-3, 200 (Hood, Tex.); Roy Hall 6-4, 232 (Cooper's Cove, Tex.); Jamie F9x 5-11, 195 (Tucson, Ari.); Larry Hogan 6-3, 200 (Tucson); Jake Simpson, 6-1, 195 (Tucson); Mark Williams 6- t, 180, brother of Lobo All WAC running back Mike Williams, (El Paso); Andrew Jones 5-11, 173 (El To Avenge Loss Paso); John Sylvester 5-11, 240 (San Antonio); Stacy Croyell .5-11, 195 By PRESTON DENNARD Keith'' Johnson, Peter (Wheatridge, Colo.); Frank Sackett 6-7, 261 (Golden, Colo.); Mel Polk 6- LOBO Arts W1iter "DeVargas" Ricker and Stacy 3, 205 (San Antonio); Johnny Plumley 6-3, 20.5 (Borger, Tex.); Scott The bitter rivalry between the .. . . , Decker 6-3,225 (La Pinta, Cal.); James Manor 6-6, 245 (Lynwood, Cal.); New Mexico Daily LOBO and the Ammat1on Innerst. . John Ray 6-6, 250 (Long Beach City College); Lyn Westley 6-4, 253, favored ASUNM squad continues The ASUNM ~quad ~ons1sts ~f (Ranger, Tex.); and Shirley Gener Gay 6-5, 255 Henderson County JC, Saturday at 5 p.m. preceding the tl~e fastest pre',I~e.nt m. UNM s Texas). UTEP-New Mexico game. h1stor;; \?m ~V1lhams, Fortn~r, The LOBO players will try to R.J. DJ Lamo, Dave Garcia, SPECIAL OFFER avenge an 81-77 overtime loss to the R~bert Rozzel, John Kelso, Mark COPIES FOR STUDENTS & FACULTV government earlier in the season. Seidman, Eloy Chavez and Don VA~I\1:~ Two players sparked the play in Schade. 0«3 VI:V ~ that heated contest. Preston "Dr. please Magic" Dennard put in 36 points present Parker's big, warm, for the losing team and Jumping ID card friendly pen now at a Jack Fortner had 24 for the vic LOBO special price. torious squad. 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