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·Paid Parking ComingtoUNM?

The Campus Planning Committee has spaces for nearly 17,000 commuting students. "'We 1re aiso hoping the system will lead to car recommended paid parking at UNM starting Taking into account campus development, the pools," Smith said. Groups riding to school second semester. number of spaces will be teduced to 606 by 1980 together, he said, would cut down on the number The proposed system, if implemented, will cost for 21,000 students. of cars on campus and solve many of the present faculty and staff $48 per year and students $36 Smith said he believes that the system will parking problems. per year. cause more people to walk, take the bus or ride The committee also hopes to re-instate the bus Before the plan can be implemented it has to bicycles. system tried last fall. The system was go before the faculty and ultimately the Regents The committee is also studying the possibility discontinued because only a few students used it. for approval. of a bicycle parking area with a full-time paid Smith said he hoped busing would get a better Forseeing trouble, Vice President for attendant. response this year. The Albuquerque Transit Administration and Development Sherman Smith, Money from parking fees will be used to System has expressed a willingness to try again. chairman of the committee, has scheduled three improve parking areas and to subsidize "They're willing to start anytime, as long as we meetings on the proposal. The meetings will be transportation facilities from remote parking can guarantee them $7.50 an hour," Smith said. open to anyone interested and will be held in the areas. Smith said the fees would not be used for Under the new plan, student parking spaces Kiva on Sept. 9, 10 and 13. any purpose other than parking. would be assigned on an open basis. "I expect a good deal of opposition," Smith Smith said the committee expects Each person will be issued a parking sticker said, "since we're asking people to pay for approximately 80 per cent participation by with a letter on it, Smith said. "For instance, a something." faculty and staff members. Any open spaces, he faculty member will have an 'A' and may park in The major drawback of the project is the said, will be turned over for student use. any lot with an 'A' sign on it," he said. number of parking spaces as compared t? the "There may be less than 80 per cent Smith said the new system will allow the number of students. participation by employes," Smith said, "since we university to expand parking facilities without Faculty and staff Will get first priority with a are including graduate and teaching assistants as having to use mopey from the legislature, "which certain number of spaces set aside for dormitory faculty." He said they may not want to pay the more properly should go into academic residents. This will leave approximately 2000 higher rates. enterprises."

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Thursday, September 2, 1971 California Supreme Court . World News Tax Decision Threatens Schools Kansas State Sen. Joseph C. school financing IIY$tem, but By United Press International Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel State and local officials a~ross Harder said the :tuling could have the nation cast a wary eye a • 'marked effect" in Kansas, said he did not think the Wednesday at a California where about 70 per cent of sehaol California ruling would apply in Supreme Court ruling that a finances come from property Maryland- "We have an By United Pru• International public school financing system taxl!s, and might force a special equalization factor which puts the based largely on local property legislative session. money where it is needed." taxes discriminates against the Connecticut Attorney General Three Michigan House members asked state Attorney G~neral poor. Rol;lert K. Killiall said the decision The decision lent impetus to ..is going to have an enormous ftank J. Kelley to rule whether IRA Leader moves in sevexal· states to u effect (on 'Connecticut) if it is Michigan ~hould continue using (UPI) ...:: Joe Cahill, leader of the Irish challenge existing methods of sustained." John H. Marvin, property taxes to finance schools. financing education. executive secretary of the Maine The chairman of the Vermont Uepublican Army (IRA) was probibited from entering the House of Representatives's Ways Wednesday. _ . In several states, officials Teachers Association, said the described the California decision impact would be "nationwide and and Means Committl!e sai!l the Federal authorities detained him at Kennedy lnternat1onal as ''landmark," "precedent· extremely significant.'' California action would encourage Airport pending a hearing Thursday. . . . setting" and a "bombshell.~' The_y ''It's one of those bombshells a group of Vermont residents who "We'll have to disqualify Immigration authorities said Cahill was demed off1mal predicted that the rulmg, 1f that hits aut of the clear blue," he plan to challenge the state's ourselves from any further entrance because pis visa was lifted at the request of the U.S. upheld by the U.S. Supreme said. formula for distributing state aid Court where the issue appeared Mi chae 1 J, Bakalis, lllinois to education. An attorney for the ·cases - between us we own a State Department and because of his admission that he ha~ Minnesota Sch·ool Boal.'d piece of everything!" headed, would' eventually force superinten~~nt of .publi_c been convicted of a crime...... instruction, satd the rultng - 1f Association said he expects a drastic overhaul of school similar suit in that state. Cahill was to spend the night at the 1mmtgrat10n off1ce m financing programs. extended nationally- "could 'be Officials in many other states as precendent·setting as the Mayor A. Frederick Leopold of Manhattan. A hearing was scheduled for 9 a.m. Thursday. wealthy Beverly Hills, Calif., I ·Cahill the most wanted man in Northern Ireland, had aaid they did not expect the one-man, one-vote ruling" of the I California decision to affect­ Supreme Court, . charged the state Supreme Court's flown t~ New York from Dublin to :raise money for guns to even indil.'ectly - their methods. of In. Chicago, th~ mayor of move would "drag down the top" :I be used in the IRA's fight for a united Ireland. He planned paying the casts of educatmg suburban Niles filed a suit in schools without improving the ! speeches in several cities during a four-week t~~r. children. Several pointed to Wednesday challenging the bottom. Missouri Attorney il The IRA has been fighting both the Bnt1sh Army and equalizing factors which, they constitutionality of the Illinois General John C. Danforth said if ll said make their states' systems system of financing schools by he were a California official he il protestants in Northern Ireland. . diff~rent than the one t;leclared real estate taxation. would appeal the decision. ·~ Cahill said in Dublin his organization's main ob)ecbve was unconstitutional in California. Baltimore Mayor Thomas to shoot British soldiers. ''I certainly regret that th1s has to be Many governors, state legal D 'Alesandro said his office is The world's longest estuary is done but I can see the necessity for it," he said. officials and legislators adopted a preparing . a suit to test the that of the Ob River, in the ''wait and see" attitude until they constitutionality of Maryland's USSR, at 450 miles. could compare their sc~ool financing systems WI t.h Vietnam Not a 'War' California's or until the U.S. RICHMOND Va. (UPI)- The Virginia Supreme Court Supreme Court speaks. . Oklahoma Attorney General held Wednesday that this country's involveme~t in Vietnam Larry Derryberry said the RED CROW does not constitute a war in the legal sense, smce Congress Californil\ ruling "could strike has never actually declared war. . . . . close to home" in the Soon!'r FINEST FOOD The court made the decis1on m a case mvolvmg an f'tate, and Okl~oma S~ate Se~. o~ Bryce Baggett saJd, "Th1s case IS insurance policy containing a clause prohibiting payment going to require legislatures to 5101 Zuni S.E. benefits if the holder's death ''was by war or any act of war. reconsider the school finance The court said such clauses are too vague and although the picture all over the country." 'I war .in Vietnam is not a legally declared war, it is a "material New Jersey education Commissioner Carl Maruberger, a 10% off on food Commentary (i war." . defendant in a suit challenging ·.I It said the beneficiary should receive the benef1t of the that state's use of property taxes purchases for doubt in such vague cases. · for schools, said: "I think this The ruling reversed a lower court decision which barred may be a la11dmark ruling since up UNM students li Christine Jackson of Petersburg, Va., from collecti~g be~efits to now, in Michigan and lllinois, the Courts have upheld the local :r on a policy on the life of Calvin Cook. Her relat10nsh1p to with J.D. U.S. Drug Policy Branded Ineffective property tax." Cook was not known. . . . . Cook was killed in the wreck of a mil1tary veh1cle while By MARTY SCHIFFENBAUER that such blanket legalization importation, seem:~ equally heroin through government four cents in England while it Alternative Feature Service would be desirable. unlikely of success." clinics. fetches an astronomical $30·$90 serving on active duty in Vietnam. . . . . A recent major study of drug Heroin Findings The poor prospects for heroin The report mentions that on the illegal U.S. market, this The North American Insurance Soc1ety of Vrrgmm, the abuse and addiction, sponsored by Perhaps the most noteworthy production and importation "heroin maintenance" has been argument appears highly plausible. insurer, told Jackson she would be denied the benefits under the Ford Foundation, concludes; findings and conclusions control were further elaborated extremely effective for some Study Director Wald, as an the war clause. " .. , criminal penalties for presented in the report concern upon by study director Hutt, who people in England. Nevertheless, outgrowth of the study results, possession of illegal drugs for heroin. These are also likely to be was interviewed by "Voice" the Bureau of Narcotics (now the has begun work in the personal use only should be the most controversial, as they reporter Kenneth Brodeny. Hutt Bureau of Narcotics and experimental "Vera" project in "'-• good 11\0~~iilcf: abandoned." By "illegal drugs" dispel myths staunchly held by cited evidence that major heroin Dangerous Drugs of the Justice which plans to Bird Downs Plane the study means all illegal drugs. influential government officials, dealers had already stockpiled a Department) has, since 1923, provide "heroin maintenance" for CLOVIS, N.M. (UPI) - The Air Force said Wednesday a The six month study, directed and they demonstrate the 10 year supply of the drug in the "done everything possible to 300 addicts. by Patricia M. Wald of the large bird slammed through the glass canopy of an F-lllA a ~taft$ $1Jop. inadequacy of current government United States in anticipation of discredit this method of The Ford Foundation study Washington, D.C., Center for Law policy. For example, the report some cutoff from their foreign treatment." should have an important impact swing-wing bomber, causing the plane to crash in West Texas. and Social Policy, and Peter B. declares: sources. In discussiqg the benefits of in changing the nation's archaic Two pilots ejected safely. Hutt, who was just appointed "As a result of failure to stop The report also discloses some "heroin maintenance" it was drug policies, particularly the Officials at Cannon Air Fo:rce Base at Clovis, N .M., said the general counsel to the Food and heroin at the border, recent little-known information about argued that the supervised reliance on legal sanctions and law plane went down near Van Horn, Tex., 125 miles southeast Drug Administration, was federal policy has concentrated on the physical effects of heroin. It distribution of heroin to addicts enforcement officials to solve completed in Novemb·er, 1970. cooperation with foreign states: would markedly reduce the what are essentially social and ofElPaso. Although a report on the study governments, primarily Turkey, to " ••• there is no proof that "street" price of the drug, thereby health problems. Only when the Base officials said both Severance and Silverbush sustained has been circulated for some reduce their opium production. heroin causes any organic damage curtailing the millions (some bankruptcy of these policies is facial cuts and bruisE!s when the bird shattered the glass. months among policy makers "Since (1} the United States to the body or brain similar, for estimate billions) or dollars in generally recognized, will it be concerned with the "drug requires only 50,000 to 60,000 H A board of qualified officers will be appointed to example, to the extensive damage crime committed by addicts to possible to implement effective investigate the accident," said Lutz. "The plane crashed in problem," its findings were pounds of opium each year for caused by alcohol . • • . It seems support their habit, Since a grain and realistic solutions to drug inexplicably not made available to illicit use (by its approximately quite possible that many addicts of heroin costs an addict about abuse and addiction. open country and was destroyed.'' the general public until excerpts 250,000 addicts) and (2) this would function normally if given were published in the July 15, amounts to about 1.5 per cent of a steady supply of good quality IIIIHimEEIIIIIJIIIIillldmUHIJIIIIIIIIIIiiBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllDDUIIO.IH-WIIIIllllllllllhiHIIIIHIIJIIIIII&f!l 1971 "Village Voice." The the total world production of drugs." "Voice," a New York weekly, opium, and (3) the entire U.S. obtained a copy of the report demand could probably be met by Heroin Maintenance Lobo Letters, Bema Policies from unofficial sources. cultivation of no more than 3500 This fact, along with other The UNM Despite the report's acres, which is less than five findings, is used to support the The Lobo tells students what's happening on and around recommendation that cr:minal square miles, of opium, and (4) recommendation that "heroin campus, but also what people think about what is happening. penalties for drug users b~ opium could readily be grown in maintenance" programs be · ·Thunderbird abtmdoned, it didn't advocate the other parts of the world, a instituted in the United States. So, for your information the following are The Lobo's letters complete legalization of any drug, program based on suppression of Such programs would be similar to the editor and Bema policies: even marijuana. However, many opium production, like the to the British system which Art and literary magazine of the statements made implied program based on prevention of provides addicts with a supply of Letters to the Editor ... Letters to the editor should be no longer than 250 words, would like your art, poetry, typewritten and double spaced. Sender's name, address and telephone number must be fiction, photography etc. ''What a CreampufJ, Good Mileage ...'' included with the letter or it will not be considered for for it's September edition. WASHINGTON (UPI)­ immediate comment on Nader's about side windows involved 1970 publication. Names will not be withheld upon request. If a Conaumer advocate Ralph Nader letter. and 1971 General Motors cars letter is from a group, please include a name, telephone charged Wednesday the Nader also said the new "which were not involved in any government is moving too $)ow in Chevrolet Vega's dashboard panel collision," Nader said. numbE!r and address of a group member. The letter will carry Contributions may be turned in ita inve~stigation of auto safety could be ignited by a cigarette left He said he found evidence of that name, plus the name of that group. defects, and claimed millions of in the ash tray j and that "gasoline failure of energy absorbing The Lobo will publish letters as space and the number of at Journalism room 205. cars were plagued by unpublicized tank fuel spillage" appeared in a steering columns in Toms' letters received allows. safety hazards. number of car makes and models. agency's own files. Nader said 'I In a 25·page letter to bouglas Nader also charged that the steering columns in a wide Toms, head of the National 1971 Mercury Capri had suffered selection of makes and models Bernas .•. Work submitted by September 20, Highway Traffic Safety a series of engine fires, "This is apparently failed because they did Bemas are unsolicited, signed guest editorials which do not will be considered for the Administration, Nader listed essentially the same defect that not meet the government's safety necessarily reflect the editorial policy of The Lobo, or the defects ranging from "exploding" the Ford Pinto was recalled for standards. policy of ASUNM, GSA or UNM. Bernas may be any length, September Edition. ~dl! windows to stel!ring columns last April, and is apparently "The number of ca:rs which failed to collapse in caused by problems ill the potentially affected by the but may be cut due to space limitations. accidents according to design. evaporative emission control specific design defects listed in As with letters to the editor, please include address and Work tu1;,ned in after that date Nader said the agency had been system." he said. this letter is well lnto the telephone number with the Bema. will be considered for investigating defective engine Nader said that when side millions," Nader said. "For Both letters to the editor or Bernas can be mailed to The mounts on fttll·sized 1966·69 windows break, "thel{ literally example, there are perhaps four Jnodel Chevrolets "for well over a explode into many dangerous million Chevrolets on the road Lobo, P.O. Box 20, UNM, delivered to The Lobo office at subsequent issues. year," but had taken no action. fragments!' Two•thitds o£ the today with potentially dangerous .the corner of Yale and Central, or deposited in the Lobo Agency officials had no complaint letters he received motor mounts." Suggestion Box inside the east door of the Union. "' •• tl ... +. + + + i6 + +. 4 ••••• +· + •••••• +. 4 + +. Page 2 NEW .MEXICQ LOBO Thursday, September. 2, 1971. :Page- 3 -·

~:~~f:r:.::::i..:;1:M:~;:r:::;r;JJ~:~~f;%$$;ttf;t~~MftmW:~~;WM~W~1.Mii\Wl~Wil~!i$!i~JS%m~~~ llf Desert Room Will Open Sept. 13 Greeks Attempt to Fre·e Assassin· Stranded Students Government Arrests 4 Plotters i1 Buffet Style Service, New Move ATliENS (UPI)- The Grook of exect~ tion a t'ter receiving in advance~ but how to arrest Offered Free Travel tt~ government announced international appeals including the others," he said. (UP!)- A disabled reque11ting d11tailed information one from Pope P&ul VI. Stamatopoulos said that as The Desert Room, UN!il's play just wouldn't fit !IS dinner Wednesday night the arrest of World War II vet!lran who lives on on students who found their <;leluxe dining room in the Union music." four members o£ an intern11tional Stamatopoulos said Panagboulis Panaghoulis would not be leaving an Army pension offet:ed return tickets worthless when ring attempting to free from jail himself had devised the entire the camp, the authoriti!ls "used a Wednesday to pay the air fare they got to London, an embassy '* thllt lost $4806.36 last yElar will Menu plan of escape in correspondence ooopen Sept. :t3. The room will be open from the man who tried to assasshtate trick and sent two other people home for any T!!xan .stranded in spol~:esman said. Premier George Papadopoulos with Androusopoulos. Copies of who resembled Panaghoulis and · Union Director Vern Curtis said 11:30 to 1:30 weekdays and will London with a wo).'thless "Now we're getting some ··~· the special dining facility will bEl offer a meal of an entree, salad, three years ago. their alleged letters containing the the friendly warden out of the round-trip chnrter ticket. Robert action at last," he added. given another try because of buttered roll, dessert and a The government press plan were handed to newsmen. door. The two then jumped over W. Dunn of Dallas called Pan At least two New York charter improvements in tbe menu and beverage for $LS5. · spokesman, Byron Panaghoulis, 32, who was being the fence, and the three persons American World Airways' London companies- the American Union customer service. That's 20 cents more expensive Stamatopoulos, said Lady Amali<~ held at a milita.ry police training waiting in the car tooted the .car office from his home to make the of Students (AUS) and the ''Laat year we were serving than the cost of a meal last year. Fleming, an Athens .re$ident who center situated behind the Athens horn on schadule, and were then offer, a Pan Am spokesman said. University Students Association beans and woonies and lots of Curtis said this is not a is the widow of the British Hilton hotel, thought be bad won arrested." It's a bad deal - no Texas (USA) - were being investigated casseroles," said Curtis. violation of President Nixon's. discoverer of penicillin, was one the confidence of a prison gua.rd, St;amatopoulos said Lady student should havl) to suffElr by the State Department, the There wlll be five entrees wage/price freeze because such of the fou.r who tri~d to free Stamatopoulos said. Fleming, who was waiting at because New York people sold embassy spoke.sman said. instead of three thia year, be said, price hikes are legal as long as the Alexandros Pa~;~aghoulis. In his plan, Panilghoulis had another spot, "apparently thought him a worthless ticket," the "·The AUS owes us over with the addition of main dishes customef gets mofe in the bargain, He identified the other:; as ~;~n given instructions to tbe one something was wrong, as usually spokesman quoted Dunn as $31,000," said a spokesman fo~ like roast beef. Also available will be a salad. American student, John Skelton, guard to drug other prison guards happens to her exploits, or she saying. the International Students Travel In addition, the old menu bar for dieters and vegetarians, 28, and two Greeks, Constantine on the night of the escape was bored, so she returned to the Dunn said he lives on an $800 Association. service has been junked in favor of "I don't expect any great losse& Androu.sopulos, a friend of attempt. Together they planned original rendezvous spot and was disability pension from the U.S. "The AUS have been giving a buffet·.sty le set·ving line. this year," said Curtis. Panaghoulis, and Mrs. Athena to kill another warden, a.rrested," .Army, students voucher11 for return Curtis said the Desert Room If it does lose money, however, Psigouras. Stamatopoulos said. Stamatopoulo:;; said the four In Washington, the Civil tickets and telling them to come probably lost business IMt yea.r there will be a re-evaluation of the He said the ring was centered in Stamatopoulos said Panaghoulis were being cross·examined but Aeronautics. Board (CAB) to us when they reach London - because few people wanted tQ room's practicality. Britain and Italy. and the warden them were to leave that their whereabouts could not authorized Overseas National but they haven't b!len sending us walK in, look for a waiter, make "I think it would still serw a Stamatopoulos told a news the camp by jumping over the be disclosed. "But for those Airways, 'l'rans Wodd Airlines and ao.y money," the spokesman said. grandfather$ you theil' orders and then have to wait purpose even if it did lose conference the four would· be fence, and join Androusopoulos, abroad who will be concerned, Pan Am to bring home American "All summer we have been fr.. ak••? BQ Diddley, one of rock a.nd roll's old men, one of · while Ute food was prepared. money," Curtis added. charged with attempting to free 1\ Psigouras and Skelton in a waiting they are all in perfect health," students stranded in Europe. turning students away- and the original rockers along with Little Richa.rd and Chuck Berry, showed Monday evening in the Union .Ballroom that he's still got Trim Costs prisoner under Article 187 of the car, said Stamatopoulos. The students will be allowed facing all the heartache becau&e Bo Diddley Casa what it takes. The headline~ for the Third Annual Ki.ns Kong Eliminating menu service will penal code. That :~rticle falls Together they were to drive to transportation free on a we can't give them tickets.'' Not only the Desert Room, but under the jurisdiction of martial ·Staniatopoulo:;; said Pan.aghoulis Memorial Tribal Stomp whipped oqt a set of mostly new songs, also trim personnel overhead costs :mother spot where Lady Fleming was frequently moved from site to space·availnblc basis on Overseas In a letter to the International by reducing the number of the Casa del Sol is receiving law. National Airways. Students '!'ravel Af.sociation, the displaying guitar work that comes from 17 years h~ rock and Joll. promotion this yenr. · was to be waiting for them in a site because the authorities were waitresses, he said. Panaghoulis, an army deserter, second car, and "as Panaghoulill AUS acknowledged the debt, The east wall of the Casa has was sentenced to death in 1968 on the alert for escape attempts, TWA and Pan Am were Most of the waitresses will be himself formulated in one of his but he had not been held at the authori:l;ed to prQvide similar "The total amount due comes hired from work·study at $1.73 been hung with Ojos de Dios and for allegedly planting explosives to $31,805," the letter said, new services are on the way. letters," said Stamatopoulos, "All military training camp for long, transportation at a cha.rge of hall Powell Aide Charged in Illinois Seandal - j an hour- cheaper help than on a coastal road .over which the would end well." "We have noted that due to An ice machine will be installed premier's .car would travel, The Panaghoulis was also considered the current applicable roun<,l-trip could be found outside UNM. a member of the group organizing youth fa.re if the students meet non-payment of the above "Somebody stole our record soon along with another sarving car was .some distance away when "The problem for the military amount your handling agents in More Sticky Fingers Foundinlllinois W!IS his escape and will ba tried along youth fare requil'ements. player, so we'll have to replace line, Curtis said the menu will also the explosives were detonated. police not how to prevent the London are refusing to accept the expand. The government granted a stay e:;;cape-which they knew about with them, said Stamatopoulos. SPRINGFIELD, Ill, (UPI)­ records recove~:ed this -week. In Ciaccio said even though most that. We'll play soft music in the Each of the airlines requested vouchers is;:med for the return William J. Glenn, a top aide in the addition to the four boxes of of the checks for license plates background fot the customers, It's CAB authorization to allow them journey. We realize the office of the late Secretary of to provide the relief flights. The material removed Monday, 12 and serives provided by the not that I have anything against inconvenien(le your handling state Paul Powell, Wednesday was boxes stuffed with similar secretary of state," they would KUNM, but sometimes wh<~t they relief authorization is good agents may be facing in turning through the end of this month. cha.rged with concealing records material were recovered Tuesday have been difficult for anyone in down the students and we regret from Powell's office. from a garage at the· · rear of the office, even Powell himself, to Beach Boys Called 'Nation's Savior' The office of New York this very much," the Jetter said, The charge, according to cash because of their obviously Glenn's former residence. · Attorney General Louis J. The State Department said Sangamon County State's In each cMe, thousands of official nature. Name one ""- The Nonetheless, I'm keeping it single is up to the BQys. And he giv~n us a great album. '!'rue, the Lefkowitz cabled the U.S. AUS went bankrupt early this Attorney Riclta.rd A. Hollis, was dollnrs in uncashed checks were "Not even the corner groceJ: Byrds (Columbia I KC 80640). a.round, just in case. also told me they've just signed group itself hM fallen on such dog EmbasSy in London Wednesday summer. based on materials recovered early found among the records. would cash them," Ciaccio said. Really and truly, I don't have Patti LaBelle and the Bluebells, days it's truly incredible that Monday in Glenn's apartment One of Paul Powell's most thing that the slightest idea wha.t in tbe bell ''STUDENT DEMONSTRA· who now call themselves LaBelle, they're still alive, but the album building. trusted aides said Wednesday are up to this time. This TION TIME"-The Beach Boys Oh yeah? they've been laboring on all thllse The chnrge, filed in circuit "There's no way anybody c:ould potpourri of an album includl)S (Uru:eleased). many months is a masterpiece, court, alleges Glenn concealed profit" from the cache of GOl0B€RRY (jRams hasn\ gone up yet more tracks from the Roger A$ soon as the taped copy of From the opening cut, "Sister "numerous records," including records- including uncanceled McGuinn I Jacques Levy musical this song ended,! exclaimed "The Anne," the story of a lesbian nun, executed motor vehicle titles, checks made out to the late San Ysidro Plaza TRYP, a couple more bizarro Beach Boys might save us yet!" to the closing brass frenzy of ICAMPUS BRIEF§ I applications for titles and Secreta.ry of State- that have in Corrales. sincel950. What "Good Vibrations" was to "Skunk (Sonically Speaking)," applications for registration plates turned up in the past several days. the benignly acid-soaked world of this album fulfills all the "high Garrett Added Native-American Studies as well as.negotiable instruments. "I can't conceive how this We have organif: grains, 19 6 7, "Student Demonstration en!lrgy" hype that's been behind The UNM secondary education Script writers and tape editors, Glenn surrendered at the happended. There's no way Flour ground fresh in the the MC5 since the beginning. If Time" l~; to the C.Qmnus scene of department has added Milton are needed to help put together a Sangamon .County Building with anybody could profit from store, nuts, seeds, dried September 1971. Bas~d loosely on th!ly have been thiS good ali along, Garrett J1·. to its faculty, T, V. program dealing with his Attorney Jack Weiner, who something like this.· Hell, Powell 1. ______the Coasters' Classic "Riot in Cell and their albums have fa.iled to Included in th0 courses Gnrrett Indian-American Culture. said Glenn would have no himself couldn't cash checks like fruits, many herbs, c.old­ Block Number Nine," it capture that fact, then we've been will teach nrc drafting and design A meeting is scheduled for comment on the · charge. He that," said Ni

- d llli ·- j ·= tn '1- :tdfd'- I I i •• '.' Expect New Faces, Faster Game From Lobo H o·opsters 'Where The Action Is:' Abraham After working at a variety of By ROGER RUVOLO pursue a different style of ball, and Watkins got positions will now be interchangeable," which social services, including an People in Albuquerque could tell as soon as married, deciding not to play. means among other things, that there will be internship at :Bernalillo CountY 1964 that things were going to start clicking in Admittedly, things could be said to look a more running. Mental Health Center, Karen This interchangeable post position has Abraham is serving as student the way of Lobo Basketball, and UNM Head little dim. activities director at UNM. Basketball Coach Bob King received a steady But, the 6·4 Little may be back. In fact, numerous players to accommodate. Among "Ws an unbeliveable type of array of talent in his camp. The ·Lobo veteran reserve Rick Wright said in an interview them are retmnees Milte Stewart (6-10) and job as far as the · variety of Invitational started the next year, and University yesterday that Little probably will be back. And Mike Faulkner (6-7). Faulkner was a regular students you work with," said Arena was being polished up for use by the so things start to brighten up. · starter on last year's squad. Also, redshirt John Abraham. ''The job enables me to Mulligan will be trying out. help the students make a better netmen. environment and basically I'm Then things began to happen at a faster pace. Additions Paul Kruse (7-3) is coming up from the where the action is," Ira Harge, acclaimed by Rockies • area fans as an In addition, two junior college transfers, who freshman team, hopefully developing Abraham received a BA in All-American in every sense of the word, started come from the same junim; college, and the same consistently. . elementary !!ducation, a Master's a long line of tough centers that played a big High School (Marshall) in Chicago, are now in Defensively, the Lobos are going -to try to in Guidance and Counseling, and a fall camp. They are 6-8 Darrell Minniefield and press m.ore, and Wright t.hinks that this, Doctorate in Pupil Personnel part in giving New Mexico a national reputation Services at UNM. She's worked at as a power. Mel Daniels, Ron Sanford, and Greg 6-3 Chester I!'uller, who both come most combined with the more running program, will Child Guidance Center, public (Stretch) Howard followed, and UNM for a time recently from Independence JC in Kansas. be conducive to higher scores, at least for UNM, schools, Girls' Welfare Home, was ranked among the top five taams in the Besides Wright, a 6-0 senior who plays at than last year. Manzanita Counseling Centet, and country during the mid-60's era. vving, 5-11 Gabriel Nava and 6-5 Mark Saiers wj.ll Presently, the Lobos are going through fall St. Anthony's Orphange. Last try out the wing slot. Fuller will also probably training- "We're going to start weights three year she served as an assistant In 1969, King's troops began to encounter dean of students at UNM. some difficulties. Howard was not on the team try o~t at the wing position. " days a week beginning next Monday," Wright She is anxious for :;tudents to and could have been, the team had dropped a At the point position, King has always han said, "and of course in October the endurance understand the purpose of student couple of close games, and the end of the season someone with plenty of style and good running,begins." Wright said that King "wants us activities. "We're supposed to ball-handling, people like Skip Kruzich, Don to really be in-shape this year." serve the students and make sure snuck up and handed the Lobos a 13-13 record, they get the best deal po3sible. In to which assistant coach Norm Ellenberger said, Hoover and Ron Nelson in the past, and most Wright, not only an analyst of the hardwood order to do this we want them to notably Gibson in recent times. This year, the game,. but of the gridiron as well, said the teams be aware that we are here to "I'm just thankful we did that good." UNM student Bill Hanna's Looks Dim prospects include junior Tom Roberts of to beat before the WAC Campaign begins in help." . invention ot an integrated circuit Since UNM is largely a Last season, the Lobos came into the season Farmington, John Fifield, formerly on Highland early January are those playing in the sixth cathode ray tube number High in Albuquerque, and Nava, the El Paso star annual Lobo Invitational (St. John's, Creighton, commuter school, Miss Abraham wielding a winning outlook, and suffered their Close Work generator has won first. place in feels more daytime activities are way from 10-1 at midseason to 14-1:2 at the end. (if Nava doesn't play at wing). and Texas A&M) ·and in the Far West Classic three contests and has gained him needed on campus. "It's sort of More Running Dec. 27-30. Jan. 22 the Lobos have an away a place in international like a glorified high school Willie Long and Petie Gibson graduated, Harold competition in March. WrlgllL bai

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I • li LOS ANGELES (AFS)-A Free Press have left the basis of collective formed in the course of organization of new paper-and its unsuccessful attempts to seize the prospects~up in the air. In Los Angeles Free Press from assembling a trial issue, the paper founder Art Kunkin e;Kpects to is operating on a strictly collective publish a trial issue of a baf;lis, with equaL pay for all competing paper, The People's workers, regular job rotation, and Free Press, next week. no circulation department or paid $25,000, raised by a finance advet;tising. Members of the committee to buy the Freep, will finance committee argue the cover the cost of publishing a first paper won't survive without a issue, but fund raising is going circulation manager, a willingness slowly, according to a member of to take inoffensive advertising, the committee, and it's uncertain and specialization of functions. whether enough can be raised to publish further issues. The Art Kunkin,., meanwhile, still clings to editorial control of ~he committee's offers to buy the ,, '!:' Los Angeles Free Press, despite Freep from its new owner, /'~11 .... harsh criticism from community '! •• f:·. 'f. thrice-convicted pornographer *" • ..::-. il' ;_' Marvin Miller, are being ignored. members, organized efforts to "!'-¥~>!!·..£ J; They still hope a combination of throw him into bankruptcy, and a ·f~~'( '~*' Jl. ~-. t recent arrest on charge$ of ~''.... _,.'~ ·~."f:' ...,, _.-.i.w. creditors will throw Kunkin into ~~ ..;:. . ; ~-~ ·~, . ., ~· ... , publishing pornography. Founder involuntary bankruptcy, thus > { .....~ :•...-::::.- .., Kunkin admitted that ownership ~. . S' , - presumably making the Freep "'*'.- "~.··~ ~~~;; .t- t available for purchase at a low of the Freep had passed to, :~~~. ·-,~,:. -It price, but Kl\nkin appears to have mysterious strangers but, without ;.,;.,.~ }'~ -~.. -~ found financial support. trying to answer charges of having Two bikes have been reported stolen in the first week of classes Earlier, a Southern California sold out to the "Porno Mafia," he this year. Thieves ran off (or rode off) with some 200 bikes last year. mailing firm refused to distribute said= ''Who formally owns ln response t9 student demands, the administration had more bike 20,000 Freep subscription copie:; anything has never concerned me Beware racks installed on campus this year. Favorite haunts of the bike so much as who controls." thieves are dormitories and Zimmerman Library. Capt. Ralph Hohlt because Kunkin had failed to pay • 0 the Freep's bills; the mailer was Kunkin .and Marvin Miller were of the University police suggested the best protection is a heavy·dqty finally paid last weelt. arrested July 20 for printing an lock and a chain a little heaviet than the one shown above. Conflicts between the finance issue of San Francisco Ball at committee and the editorial Alfred's Printing Company, a collective of the nascent People's Kunkin _enterpt'ise. Judge Refuses Hanrahan Motion C L A S ·S I F I E D ADVERTISING CHICAGO (UPI) - Criminal E'arlier Wednesday, Justice Hampton and Mark Clark were RATES: 7c per wo.rd, 20 word mini­ WHERE: Journalism Building. :Room Court Judge Philip Romiti refused mum ($1.40) per time run. If ad is to 205, afternoons 11re!erably or mail. Schaefer listened to arguments by slain on Dec. 4, 1969. run five or more consecutive days with Wednesday to bar State's attorneyo for the American Civil no changes the rate is reduced to 5c Classified Advertising per word and the tninimwn number of UNM P.O. Box 20 Attorney Edward V. Hanrahan' Liberties Union, the Chicago wol:'ds to 10. Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 and 13 other indicted law officers Council of Lawyers and TERMS; Payment must be made in full prior to insertion of advertisement from questionil)g grand jurors Businessmen for the public Climb Up To The Finest who charged them with interest. obstructing justice in the 1) PERSONALS 5) FOR SALE They argued that, "to aftermath of a police raid in maintain faith in the Judicial FREE RENT & utilities to responsible NIKON F Photomic FTM, new, wlth which two Black Panthers were married couple In furnished two bedroom new, £.1.4 50 nun lens, $325. Also Nikon System," an outside judge should home in exchange for night attendunt. f.3.5 135 mm telephoto lens, new, $125. killed. be assigned to hear the case For interview contact Pat Spradley at 242-5656, 9/3 Acoma Pt!t Center, 321 Wyoming S.E. FIVE NEW STEREO COMPONENT 'Romiti's decision came a few against Hanrahan, a key DON'T JUST STAND THERE! Po some• SETS. These units ha.ve AM-FM litereo hours after Dlinois Supreme Court democratic officeholder in this thing! llelp ~;~ur students by tutoring receivers w/8 track player• .Also come Justice Walter V. Schaefer turned city ruled by Democratic Mayo):' basic subjects 2 h~s. a week. We need complete w/separate deluxe Garrard • you, lSRAD BIIBic Education. 250() Cen­ changer & four speaker system. $109.95 down a request that a JUdge be Richard J. Daley. tral SE, 277-8511. cash or terms. United Freight Sales. 3920 called in from outside Chicago to San Mateo NE. Open 9 till 9, tfn. Schaefer repeatedly asked for WANTED: Tranaportatlon to Old Town School. Car pool. 265-4670. 9/7 LEVI'S BLUE JEAN BELLS-:now KVall· , try the 14 l_llen who were named precedents for the motion. After able in every size. Lobo Men's Shop, last week 1n a long-suppJ:essed the petitioners conceded they had STUDENT MOTHERS to exchange baby­ sitting during classtlmes. Call Bee, 265· 2120 Central SE. 243-6954, 0/2 indictment. no precedents, the Supreme Court 1081 9/8 TRIUMPH SPITF.ffiEI1968, 35,000 mi., 1 Justice denied their motion owner, v. gd. cond tion. Red w/biiiCk McGOVERN FOR PRESIDENT. Students interior, radio, luggage rack, wire Barnabas Sears, special without comment. for McGovern needs your help. 243-2119. whccl:l. wooden :;!ea.-ing whei!;, :Ht~lldle:! prosecutor for the Grand Jury, flanraban and his co-defendants 9/10 beautifully--disc brakes, rack & pinion moved that the defendants and GIRLS We have your size. Bells by Levi's. steering, smallest tuming radius of any were indicted on conspiracy Lobo Men's Shop. 2120 Centl'lll SE. 243· sports ear made. Must sell because of their lawyers be barred from charges in connection with the 6954. 9/2 growing family, $1400. 243-0619, see It at 1110-D Wilmoore SE. questioning the jurors pending a raid on a Black Panther apartment written order from the court. 2) LOST & FOUND JUST RECEIVED a shipment of 1971 in-which Panther leaders Fred LOST ON CAMl'US: Black and white Singer Sewing Machines. These ma­ male puppy. Mixed breed, large, wea~;­ chines have never been used and are Lawyers for the defendants iiiiHIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ing sliver choke collar. If found please eqttipped w/zig-zag, make buttonholes, call 255·7921. 9/2 etc. Will be sold for $49 each, cash or charged that Sears illegally terms. United Freight Sales, 3920 San pressured the Grand Jury to § - E 3) SERVICES Mateo NE. Open 9 til 9. tfn return the indictments and I Eat lunch 1 STUDY MIME with THE MIME EX. contended that Romiti had no PERIMENT. Enroll now. Information: 6) EMPLOYMENT Courteous service with 26G·8150. !l/9 authority to countermand an oral THREE 'EVENINGS and Saturday's. a complete line of moun­ B·W, COLOR, TV REPAffi, "In Your $90.00 a week average. INTERVIEWS ruling by Chief Criminal Court I at the I Home!" $2.00 Service. 268·7616. 9/9 Thursday 3:00 P.M. 311 Washington Judge Joseph A. Power that taineering gea't. S.E. 9/2 TUTORING IN HUMANITIES-especially attorneys are now free to quiz the :PSYchology, sociology and English. Call P .ART-TIME HELP. Apply in person at grand jurors. Newman Center 294-0417. 9/9 . Der Wienerschnitzell 4201 Central NE or i I 6810 Menaul NE. 9t7 :Jinutttniu FINE OLD FASHION~D PORTRAIT In denying Sears' motion, PHOTOGRAPHY - Wedding, You or GffiL to babysit, do some cooking, for room, Whatever. 242·7668. 9/7 private bath, board, small stipend. Pro­ Romiti said: "I believe that I I 9 am to I :30 pm ~~=: fessor's family, campus area. 247·8967 cannot and should not and will Q.tbulrt PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE. Intensive in­ evenings. 9/2 I . dividualized instruction in fundamentals, not • • • overrule the presiding or tailored to Your present level of 1406 EUBANK BIND., N.E. achievement, by serious professional. WANTED: Creative seamstress, your own judge of this court." lleavy practice In excellent darkroom. hours. Call Sarah 243-4027. 9[!__ imniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~ Lectures, discussions, arguments, field -· trips, critiques. Limited to eight very serious persons. Very ncar UNM. Call 265-2444. 9/2 PARKING SPECIAL-limited time only­ $2.0() ller month or 26 cents per dl!-Y. Only one block south of Central on Yale. Call 296·8161 for reservations, 9/3 CLA§§XFIED 4) FORRENT I ADVERTKSKNG FEMALE share two-bedroom house. $70 utilities tncluded. 265-3969. 9/2. 5) FORSALE University P.O. Box 20, UNM, Albuquerque, N. M. 87106 1964 FORD PICKUP. Radio, two mounted •Pares, $7li0. 842-9345, 9/9 VlOLIN, Gotts, good condition, $100. 255- 3839, 9/9 RATES: 7¢ per word, $1.40 minimum (that's 20 words) 1967 :MGB, BRG, many extras. See at 5¢ per word if same ad runs five or' more consecutive times 1629 Rolila N.E. TWO VIOLINS; 898-3487 evenings. 9/7 $2.50 minimum (that's.lO words 5 times) 1968 CHEV BEL Affi Wagon 827. PS PB, .Air Cond, 3-speed auto, new tires' 48,000 mi, $1500. 282-5283. ' TERMS: Payment must be made in full prior to insertion of advertisement 11179 TRIUMPH TROPHY 600. Great Con• dttlon. 296-8086. 9/9 G~RMAN SHEPARD puppies, Registered CLASSIFICATIONS: 296-8086. • 1. Persona Is 2. lost & Found 3 Services 4. For Rent DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPPY, 8 weeks old. Purebred but no papers $15. 5. For' Sale 6. Employment 7. Miscellaneous Call 247-4124 after five. 1960 CADILLAC HEARSE. New tires, new D:l)lffters, 8-track FM stereo tape deck INSERT THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENT ---TIMES STARTING--- wtth 6 tupes, $8SO. 282·5283. NEED liOUSING 1 Mobile Homes from $2,000, Call AMBH 26515778. 9/14 Want Ads say it COMPLETE LUDWIG TRAP SET, zeldgen symbol, Jike new. Call 242·1669. 9/7 SAMOYED WHIT~ HUSKY PUPPIES. $75, 256-4198. 9/2. in a Big Way!! 1950 CHEV. PICKUP. New rebuilt motor. $350. 255•3719 nfrer 5 :30. ENCLOSED$. ____ PlACED BY ______. _____ SHIRTS l Flo~als, Solids, StrfPP.S, :Prints, Knit!!, .AU 1n your oize. Lobo Men'a Shop, 2120 Central SE. 243·6954. 9/2 WEAY,ING IS FUN! Learn to weave wall hangmgs, hand bags, belts, ere. 4 hiU'ness tApestry 1oom, $26.00, Inkle $14, Instruc­ tion, 268-6362. 9/7 PageS NEW MEXICO LOBO