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The Graduate Stud'ent The recently expanded muse'um l Association of the University of will resume its normal hours on 37V.1!~ SUBSCRIBE TO THE LOBO New Mexico will hold elections Tuesday. These hours are 9 a.m. ·(YO for president and chairman of the to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday Z New Mexico ¥! and 10 a.m: to p.m. on U.h~q.W c Graduate Student Association 4 ~ OJ Council (vice president) over a Saturday. ~ V.l)& u > CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING two·day period, Sept. 20-21. i:!. h 0.,, DAILY~;;., c· Candidates for the two ;.I,. ~\ 8 1- UA'£ES: 7c per word, 20 word mini­ WHERE: .Journalism Building, Room positions, each of which pays Daily t;j 'Z&£' "' mum ($1.40) per time rup. If ad is,to 20G :prc!ero.bly or mail. 1 afternoons $200 per month, must subm1t an 10-5 run nvc Or more ~onsecUtiVC dn.ya Wlth Classified Advertising ~ no chnnge. The Russell Concert tens: Call 242-0062. 9/l 1967 SHELBY GT GOO. F60 Po!yg!no tires, & Thurs 3-G, plus. 1 evening arranged. 428 with two fours. Best offer. 294-10bU. 266-3687. 8/31 personal !"" NEED SENIOR or Grad Student Room­ 0/6 The Maxwell Museum of ..... mateo to share house within bicyelinK 6) EMPLOYMENT Anthropology at the University of attention _, And Lose Money distance to UNM. $70.00 n month. Don, FI•:NDE!t DUAL SHOWMAN with Reverb 277-H53. . 9/0 2-J .Jl.L. l5's two weeks old. Showroom New Mexico will be closed "'Nl condition. $600,00 Steve 344-8524. 9/4 1.lALE port-time Hdp Wanted, over 21 Yr8 111 Cornell SE RIDE OR RIDERS from Santa Fe to UNM, old. Afternoans & evenings. Snve-Wny Monday, Labor Day. next to the Post Office Tue~., Wed., and Thnrodays, Call 982-1131 MOUNTAIN LAND~-!; acre trnct.s. Only Liquor Store, 6704 Lomna NE. Pho. 255- $24,000 went towards the played by the Rev. Patrick in Snnta Fe, 9/5 $127.50 down Bnd $42.50/mo. Rathbun 2062. 8/31 By AARON HOWARD Real!ty-2669888, 877-9174, 266 9470. 9/4 promoters expenses; $5,000 went Henderson who is traveling with CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORqANIZATION llA!lY SITTER WANTED. Ocensionnl Leon Russell's favorite drink is 10·SPE:;;D !liKE. •rriumph, $50.00. Cnil · basis. Must have own transportation. 2GR .. for security; $3,400 went to the the show. mccta Thursdays 6 :30 p.m. m room 230 of Dave 2662828 between OM P.M. 9/4 Student Union. All nrc welcome. 9/5 3608. 8/31 Jose Cuervo Gold tequila. He will Popular Entertainment The rental, tuning and moving YAMAHA 350, 1970 R5, Top condition, not do a concert unless there are Committee; $3,400 went to the the nine foot Steinway cost $260. ANYONE who hns knowledge of J can $520.00 or best offer. 255-3978 9/6 7l !\HSCELLANEOUS EASTDALE THEATRE O'Connell thi'1 summcJ:' or her diary plcnec several bottlt.~ of Jose Cuervo in Physical Plant workers for Just moving the small piano cost contact the Lobo, Jour., llldg, Rm. 158. 1962 VW Bug, Very good condition, 68,000 VARIETY PHOTOGRAPHY SIIOW. Mar­ his dressing room before the mi. $450. 268-2994, 8/31 gery Mann stolcctlon, At Quivirn Gnllery, Eastdalc Shopping Center Candelaria & Eubank NE cleaning and setting up. $100. The All Points Moving crew HERE IS AGORA AGAIN. Not cxnctly a 111 Cornell SE. 8/31 show--it's even specified in the Barry Fey took home $7,000 gets $35.95 an hour and the job dear friend, but a group of people who GREAT SAVINGS, name brands, receivers, contract. nrc ready to talk nnd listen to your prob .. amplifiers, tnPathcr when they wrre in college-if tht•y hau There are several tables upstairs Wed. 3:30 p.m. Identify & claim. Rm. The two cases of Dom Perignon place on campus to another. 205 Joumnlfum, dothc>s rou should be prepnrc:l to apend on the catwalk where women are morl' tim(' in the flC]l'etion than you would remrmbered Vietnam might not have sell for about $600. registering an occasional visitor 3) sERTic=E=·s~------!or n fBbrie item. Arter all, its n choice * * * you might Jive .vith the rrot of your lire. happened." Susan Feiner, Nyack Spec- Dealing with the world of the for classes in the evenings at the Contracts for rock stars are PAssPonT, 11\!MIGRATION, IDENTI.FI­ Mnlthe Rolling Stones 266-8064, 1604 Cnrl!ale SE. 8/31 queum with aluminum QR whecl!3, liB, THE HOSPITAL person who pays four and a half across from the Arena. The last contract was about 20 pages. $116, Other 10-!!pecd!l from $90 to $280. dollars for a ticket to the Leon game of the season had been Riders include everything from 41 FOR RENT I·~•ll rnnrnnt~e. Call Dick Hallett for 1718 Control SE-842·5427 5:30 Early Bird SI.OO, 7:30 & 9:30 SI.50 houro. Rm. 67. Medicnl School. Doy: 277- IN O!i!E5 FAkiailt•r which to i nst,\11 another h•g for nity NE. Efficiency $140 furmohcd; $130 20 Portable TV'a, $30·$60. 441 Wyominr: night's work-or that the concert times are baseball games rained many complementary passes can carries the lights and sound for additional power. unfurninht'd. One bdnn S180 [urniBhed; NE. 2fif:i .. (i9!i7~ 10/0 $166 unfurntq}u:"lJ. SwJmminR pooll rccrC"n­ promoter, Leonard Levy, lost out in Albuquerque?," Tom keeps be issued. the show lE"ased from a Dallas ''We've added an additional tfon room, t!ommtuu1ry [!tore, nundry. 61 E~1PLOYMENT money on the show Wednesday dishwashers & dispoJn!J. 842-1864, 266- asking. The Leon Russell rider was company, Showco. light tower so we'll have two in 3485, 9/1 STUDENT NEEDED TO WORK with 4- night because only 6100 people Hogg's official title at the relatively brief. The important Five men; two for sound, two back," explained Martin. "This 6-ycar-olds. 12:30·3:00. Monday-Friday. bought tickets. 51 FORSALE Coil Z.lro. Perkins, 290-8941. D/1 university is Assistant to the Dean points included that there should for lights and a truck driver travel upped the power r~quirements 50 It is money that keeps the of Students. Hogg is sort of a be no policemen stationed in the trailer. Three men with amps. It's no problem. Any hall 190~ FAJRLANE. Good condition, VB, auto­ PART-TIME JOB, eight houm per week, carnival wheels greased. The matic, Looltll ohnrp. $350. 2GD-2G26. 9/4 YMCA n£'ed9 tcm moiP counecloro to work troubleshooter for all student between the audience and the Leon's equipment and like this has facilities hooked up." with boyo' program. 266·6971. 0/4 people who are earning the money activities on campus particularly stage; no uniformed policemen instruments drive the truck. They ART STUF'-The one nrt supply otorc that * * * doe<1n't rip you off I Albuauerauc'a LOW­ 10 STUDENTS_T,OSELL Albuquerque Din­ can afford to ask for Jose Cuervo when they involve the kind of anywhere near the stage area; no include the stage manager who There is a very definite system EST DISCOUNT PRICES. CornPBre ncr Club 1\!cmbcr.Jhlpn to ntudenta. Good and Dom Perignon in their money that flows through the box anywhore. 1824 CentrBI, opposite nrt pny. Anply Apt. 2, 1001 Loufu!ana NE or seats on the floor (the takes care of the wiring and of status and hierarchy which building, G/1 CAll 256•6102, 0/4 contracts. The people who are office at rock concerts. arrangement is called Woodstock placing of instruments; the supply rules in and around a rock promoting the concert cannot Working with the Popular or festival seating}; no freebies man who repairs the trucks and concert. Someday an enterprising afford to forget the tequila and Entedainment Committee (PEC} were allowed to sit in the first 20 who takes care of the other young sociologist will write a champagne. Hogg has to make sure that all the rows or an approximate area in logistics problems; a maintenance paper on the system which will Even when a promoter like little details which come up on front of the stage; nobody was man who repairs equipment. note him a place in Rolling Stone Levy loses money on a concert, he the day of the concert are allowed to sit behind the stage. Nicholls and the others are magazine. still has to pay out expenses like smoothed out before show time. The wisdom of the restrictions called roadies. They l>eep the One indication of a pPrson's he was a winner, smiling while The PEC has an interest in this on the uniformed police near the show on the road driving the status is that he even gets into the trying to figure out why a concert also-a contract with the stage was not realized until the 40G-500 miles each day betwe<'n hall at all. Buying a ticket will get performer like Leon Russell could promoter guaranteeing the 'Concert that evening. playing dates. you into the hall but you scon• no possibly fail to sell out the committee five per cent of the During Leon's set, a woman Russell and the other members status points. Getting a frl'e pass University Arena. gross or $2,000, whatever is who ·w~ ~;t:!n~!~g nn hPr friPnd's of his troupe travel by plane. raises your status som1•what. * * * greater. shoulders and dancing to the It takes about six hours to set Being put on th1• guest list is c Leon Russell's contract called Because the PEC has exclusive music was motioned to the stage up said Nicholls: "Ont> and a half worth more status points. Comill!l for a guarantee of $15,000 and booking privileges on university by Russell. Climbing over the hours to unload; om• and a half in with th<> group is, of courM:, tlw 60~ of the gross receipts over property as a student group, all shoulders of the people in front of hours to set the equipment up; pinnacle of the hierarchy. $27,000. promoters must go through the her on the floor, the woman three hours to take a concrete The same game works for In theory this means that the PEC if they want to book a show walked above the human sea and lump of a building and create the passes once onu Pllters the Ar<'na. first $15,000 that comes in the at the Arena or Johnson Gym. made it to the stage where she sat energy you need so that Passes mean mobility and wearing box office from ticket sales is And since Civic Auditorium was next to Russell at the piano. After everybody will be ready when om• on your chest means you ('an CARTOONS Save c going to be used to pay Russell's closed off to rock concerts by the singing a couple of lines to her, he Leon hits the stage." smile and walk right by ushers, 21 guaranteed fee. city fathers as a result of some gave her a kiss and she lt>ft the As the concert begins, Nicholls guards and policP. The low status The next $12,C'OO can go disturbances by the reds and stage. The woman was later will be behind the equiprnettt passes are the ~:eneral passes which Flicker lA Thurs. Aug. 31, towards the promoter's expenses. Classics "';; - Ripple crowd, almost all the followed by about six other riding the volume control and are issued to aisle guards. They Fri. Sept. 1 This means that Levy has $12,000 promoters who want to do women who were able to kiss mixing thP sound of the band to don't mean much except a~ a or so of breathing room to meet business in thP city have become Leon. the proper levels. symbol of some authority. costs up to the $27,000 mark. friendlier with Hogg and the new Such an occurrance would have "We are working with an eleven The backstage passes are issued After that, lets say if the PEC chairman, Tim Padilla. been impossible at the Rolling piece band," saJd Nicholls. "What to roadies and security people and concert grosses $37,000, which is LET'S ALL The morning activities are going Stones concert. Even if a woman we're trying to do is to mix the will get you any place bach sta1te. L4UBEL '(V flANKlNSTIIN ten thousand above the basic slowly. The Physical Plant would have been able to break sound in layers, tight and small as The real important passe~ are COI"Io\Eil.CIIIls.•,.,.,v tHr WOLO MAN GOTO contract agreement, Leon will get possible. Whoever's playing well, I and ;; ••ocu .. DAtR.Y QUEEN" workers had layed out the wings through the ring of guards around those which are shaped like a $6,000 and Leonard will get and first three feet of the stage. the stage, it is difficult to conceive try to get them on top." golden "S" and are called Shelter DABDY $4,000. The second three feet and the of Jagger receiving any of the While Nicholls works on the passes because they are issued by Rock concerts involve large risers were being prepared by audience the way Russell did. sound, Rick Martin is working on people with the Russell group. tfOillltfT[H;. HG1t~:11 h10\11(S sums of money which is grossed at action Disco Corporation for $277. the lighting system, A member of These passes get you into the holy adventure Don't miss this great sale on DAIRY QUEEN's• famous han_ana the box office. But relatively little All Points Movers arrived later The equipment* * for * the show Showco, Martin also designs and of holies-Leon Russell's dressing split. You've never had it so good. Two fresh·cut banana shces finds its way back into the and took three hours to deliver weighed about 20,000 pounds and builds equipment. room. and Amenca's favorite treat, lopped Wllh promotoers hands. and place two pianos up on the included a complete stage setting He explained the audio system Meanwhile outside the ArPn~. LOVE brazie~ whipped cream and chocolate, strawberry Take the Rolling Stones stage. The big piano was a and public address system. As for the concert was rated at 3500 everybody is trying to get in and pmeapple. Pure delight. Treat the concert for example which was nine-foot Steinway which was Peter Nicholls, the equipment audial watts which is enough without paying. Bobby Box of 2300 Central SE whole gang durmg thw special ollor booked and promoted by specified in the Russell manager said: "If you're on the Dairq -they'll go bananas over our split! power for the heavy metal kids KQEO telephoned and osked for (anos~ !rom Popejoy Hall) Denver's Barry Fey. The concert contract-the only one he plays road for any time, the only way like Black Sabbath and Black Oak passes for his daughter. Dulte oueen grossed about $87,000 at the on perhaps because it's the only you can travel is with a complete Arkansas. Duquette, station manager of 266-1212 University Arena. Of this, one which he can jump up on to set of equipment." The rider called for 220 volts KRST, asked to be added to the $63,000 went to the group and do his finale. Then thete' VIas also The show travels with two on a single phase system. But as guest list. Both were refused. llnin·r~ity Dairy C!ut•en ±J;R .••their production company: a smaller piano which was later trucks: o.ne is an lS foot truck Martin began setting up, he asked Continued on Page 5 :;? U't Paul Scherr .It> •• eo.t New IVIexica r- J'? Ql z M 20 Courses Offered ....;- ' LOBO . santh,- ~ ... DAILY 0 ~· ..c"' Conserve paper-give this paper to a friend .. g, e ~\ ~~ 8 Cl) ~ 15. Free U-Amistad Opens Soon ~ ~ The National Panhandlers and Bunko Artists Ass. released r::: being "a place for a lot of people '< By RICH ROBERTS teen years." She is basing her Amistad's program although the Life in~ the Dorms ... the names of the 1972 additions to the Hall Of Fame a few When you go to the Free approach on the theories of quality may suffer from having who lHtVe no other place to go," a days ago, and several members from the Albuquerque chapter ~ ~ University this semester, take a Rudolph Dreikurs and Dorothy only meagre funds. point of contact between people When Kempf finishes as on at1d off campus. made were admitted for their outstanding achievements. The ! ~·;;; little spending money with you. Baruch. Amistad no longer conducts free Sperry has taught similar director on August 31, she will be "Amistad offers an alternative rules for admission clearly state that no one is eligible for the f€1 A turning administration over to to thtJ university," Kempf said, ~ 0 classes. There is an enrollment fee w.orlrshops in Califo>nia, Los honor if they have worked at all in the last year, or if they n> of one dollar for each class. Alamos and Santa Fe. She has a Sam Miller and possibly another ''and we need new people to get can be understood by anyone listening to them. The ·~"' new ideas and work out our g. "The one dollar won't keep master's degree, general secondary office workers. However the 2212 Centro! S.E Association was founded under the concept introduced by ::;s people out," Linda Kempf, and general elementary teaching position of director remains directions." ~ She has been seeking to foster a 266-2336 the counter-culturists of the '60s who held money in ...... ~ Amistad's director said. "It might credentials and is an eXJ?erienced undecided at present. By the ~ . spirit of co-operation which will ...... make people think .more when teacher. She recommends Lhe claGs second or third week of Martin Guild contempt, and condemned all those who worked for it. One CJ) z for "parents, cJergy, teachers and September a new director will be reach beyond campus. Amistad i"'""-"' ·.. !II_ C>i they decide upon courses. We ·"' of the new admissions was later disqualified when it was l>:l operates many projects which ramalw ' .. ~ -· -~-t:"] ""' wouldn't turn anyone away those dealing with the young." appointed, she said. learned that he took issues of the school newspaper down to ~ though if they really couldn't The other classes being offered Only one salaried position has entail co·operation with other the high schools and 5old them for ten cents apiece. The &: come up with one dollar." by Amistad are weaving, quilting, been planned for this year unlike groups such as in women's classes with the Women's Center and NPBA ruled this as a violation of their guiding principles. She said the fee is to provide macrame, hatha yoga, kundalini the two salaried positions paying funds for circulars and nc.wsletters youga, conversational Spanish, $80 per month during last year. with the Ecology Center during New Admissions, Panhandling Division for those enrolled and create a seminar on Indo-China, This may present financial Earth Week, l Ponytail (alias French Fry); Ponytail is no longer seen difficulties for the staff members, In this way Amistad can offer basis for Amistad's mailing list. non·violence: the living around the University, his regular beat. He used to wear a When classes begin in revolution, unification principles, Miller said. their facilities, "experience in mid·September there will be at co-counsebing, sadhana self·help, Aside from classes and other organizing classes" and contact~ green jacket, saddle shoes, and tie his hair bacl> in a ponytail with various people to help others everyday. The only two words he was reported to know were least 20 selections from which to beginning and advanced recorder, activities offered by Amistad choose. Two of these are VW repair, motorcycle repair, KEMP sees the Free University as to put their ideas into action. "spare change?" His particular method of appropriating beginning next week-witchcraft alternative media and a poetry funds was to walk head down, chin against chest, and when and tarot. workshop. l . he was close enough to a mark ask for bread. But he never The seminar on witchcraft will Amistad is continuing to offer I • , t' looked straight at you, so sometimes you thought he was study contemporary witchcult~ as its other programs such as the ! t. Latin American Forum series and talking to a fire hydrant. If he did manage to con some practiced now, their historical ' ~· origins and development. The poetry readings lJy local writers l sucker, he could be found in ihe Union snack bar wolfing seminar on the tarot will cover its who participate free of charge. down a huge plate of french fries. history and a comparative study The staff and students of Latin Mad Dog (alias Rabid Dog, Crazy Dog and Foaming Dog). of the cards of the major and American Studies operate the Although Mad Dog is a rookie in the organization he was minor arcana. forum series. Amistad is featuring a Further plans for September selected for the Hall Of Fame because of his ingenuity. workshop by Rita Sperry on include a free film festival using Among his most note·worthy tricks are carrying around a "Experiences in mature loving: funds provided by GSA. Amistad cute little puppy and asking for money to feed it, asking for child behavior problems and the conducted one such festival last money to feed his baby son, and asking for money so his semester featuring D. W. Griffith's "Intolerance" and "Last Year at half-blind mother can have an expensive eye operation. Also, Marienbad!' Amistad has also he is credited for reviving the old trademark of the earlier NEW MEXICO sponsored films from the I WEEKLY days by pleading for a cup of coffee with dignity and DAILY LOB0• ft"l Utlderground. explaining how he was wiped out in the stock market crash. Amistad is funded jointly by NEWS SERVICE Vol. 76 0 ..lJ6 GSA and ASUNM which have ! SCHISM New Additions, Bunko Division- Box 20, Univ!!rsity P.O., UNrti, provided a total allocation of I .. Hubert (alias Son of God); Hubert made his debut on the POPULISM VS. RACISM P AR.TIES ON THE f.. EFT This, no doubt, is changing and, Albuquerque, N.l\L 87106 $2185 for 1972·73. This is a 'l'ako Wallacc·ism. It is racism. 111 any people whose pofitics ln fact, showed slgns of changing Mall last spring as a fire-and-brimstone preacher of the word Editorial Phone r~duction of $450 from last year's And Nixonism is Wallace-ism developed on the movements for even before McGovern went over of God as interpreted by Hubert. Unlike the Jesus Freaks (505) 277-4102, 277-.1202: totnl budget of $2634. Unlilce la$t armed and globally oriented. change in the South over the last Ad'V('rtising 277 ·40()2 year Amistad has not been I the top in Miami Beach. The who are harder to shake off than a tick, Hubert diddn't care allowed to carry over remaining There are those who are afraid decade were in Miami at the Democratic National Committee 'l'hc New Mexico Daily Lobo Is put;. about explaining his positions. His message was ll~hed daily every regular week o! the funds from the previous budget. "· they will slip their mooring to Democratic Convention this is now going after the so-called fat Univa. Promoter Leonard Levy arrived security. The off-duty MP's have more than that has come to pass. "Shoot Out On the Plantation") united within the silken gloves of incessantly joyful assertions. If presentation, When he rises to the -~ ~. in the middle of the afternoon as been used inside the last five Wednesday night an ecstatic before the first momentary one who knows The World and the Reverend has a church of his audience in an extravagant jam on 0 A the equipment was being set on concerts mainly to stop people "I Won't Be Back," he draws in 0 crowd witnessed a performance of breather, he catalyses a reaction testifies with a fire that even own in Dallas, packed houses CJ stage. Levy books shows from bringing food and drink to such fantastic vitality and onstage and in the audience which Moses could not surpass. must be the weekly fare. A the heartsick and joyful alike, .[ ·x throughout the southwest but the seats and onto the floor said showmanship that even the Stones culminates two and a half hours Special mention should be celluloid·and·helium Pharisee like infusing them with a power which ~ ~ m a in l y co n centra t e s on Hogg. were cold by comparison. There later with "Song for You" and given to the latest addition to the Billy Graham must fall, and fall descends from on high, and B .Albuquerque. There were also twenty ushers "Beauty Like a Knife." And the Leon Russell show. The Reverend hard before the rollicking returns from whence it came with 0" ~· Most rock groups have agents who directed traffic and 14 was a to tal ity, a reality of ·~ communication inherent in the performance is truly the epitome the entire house in tow. Ill who arrange playing dates and campus police, 11 of whom were Bellows .!'"' , COFFEE u) ,N~ Hous~ structure ·and presentation of that of shake-ass rock. tours for them. The promoter stationed outside for crowd concert which gave bountiful Unmatched The show itself, however, is j buys and act from these agents. A control before the concert began. consistently Loen, and nothing testimony for the reco~nition of In a field which plays host to so _ promoter also arranges the The doors were kept closed U IN THE SUB C that artist as the Uncrowned Head little true creativity, Leon Russell but Leon, The magnetism and facilities, lighting, sound, foot, until 7 p.m. while the security of Rock 'n Roll. proves himself unmatched master wizardry which Russell emanates hotel accomodations, ticket sales people received their instructions. This most singularly urlique twenty-six times over. Only half is intensely personal; he acts as a and promotion to get people to People gathered outside on the artist is Leon Russell. From the the songs are from his albums, cohesive force, drawing his the concert. He also puts down grass in front of the Arena from moment of his appearance vn with the rest ranging from musicians i.n to a precisely tuned the $7,500 which Russell required about 5 p.m. onwards to eat 1972-73 stage, gesturing and drawling Dylans" "Mighty Quinn" to a unit which seems capable of as front money ''to show good supper and get places at the head marionette-style across a revised screaming rendition of the almost perpetual motion. He faith." of the lines so they would be able "Tightwire," he electrifies his standard ''Blues Power." His reaches out to the crowd with a Levy said that the profit to get the best seats once the hand as highly charged as an potential available on rock shows doors were open. electric cattle prod. His pointed was "marginal" at this time. He The crowds were extremely finger brings bellows of pleasure, cited rising service costs, security small compared to the Rolling his blazing eyes extend and fix, costs and the prices which groups Stones and .Jethro Tull concerts. OPENING making their subject writhe with are demanding. * * * the tremendous power which is "Even if this concert J;tO&&cs Nitzinger, a quartet from sufficient for a crowd of $30,000, it won't make money," Texas, was playing a chain of A Word of Adv·ice: thousands, and yet minute enough said Levy. (The show only grossed three clubs in Texas for the last for each individual to experience $29,800). six years when they were featuring the total embrace of this Most "One reason is because security discovered by Jim Runtledge, a Holy Roller. costs have gone up because of the singer with Bloodroek. He sings to each one, and to all; conduct of people at rock The group was John Nitzinger there is no exception. He is the concerts. Halls now require that on lead guitar and vocals; rain which falls on the just and you have a small army for a "Captain" Curly Benton on bass; The the unjust alike. He loves his Judee Sill LIVING Word concert. Bugs Henderson on rhythm guitar; music and his audience, and his "I paid $2800 for security on Linda Waring on drums. Jove is the message which flows the Jethro Tull concert. I estimate They had missed the concert down without ceasing. that this one will cost $1700 for the night before in Phoenix when security. their care broke down in Blythe, from recent tours with "A second reason is because of California. ·From Aslym to "Mad Dogs and the increased lighting and sound "The car broke down next to a Gordon Lightfoot • Englishmen" to Albuquerque and costs. We're paying Showco bar, probably the only bar in IS getting better all the way. The $1400 whereas we were paying Blythe," spid Henderson. "So we Cat Stevens Man comes to town. Left: them $500 two or three years ago. went inside and got drunk waiting Reaching out to his crowd with a "A third reason is that acts are for them to {l!'t us another car." hand as highly charged as an getting a lot more money. The Nitzinger wns hired on the tour electric cattle prod. biggest groups used to get $5000 because they are Capitol recording Below: The Look, falling on in the he~rday of rock. But now artists. Capitol distributes Shelter just and unjust alike. And top they get $15,000 without batting Records, which is Leon Russell's \TODAY!\ LOVE right: Above, as the an eye. label. photographers see him; below, "Cocker was $25,000 this year. * * * what his audience sees: Perpetual The Jefferson Airplane will cost Leon Russell's got religion. It motion. $25,000 and Bill Graham is happened when the show was in promoting that act." California and Russell met Marjoe. Levy said that most of the Marjoe is a young guy who FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH major cities are covered by one or became a Pentacostal preacher at two major promoters. The reason the age of four years. Recently Friday--Saturday--Sunday photos by for this has to do with the desire the subject of a film and a lengthy Broadway & CentraiJ N. E. for stability in an industry which article in Rolling Stone, Marjoe Bob Teller is completely unstable. "taught Leon what a real religious "There are many guys who can experience is all about" said one get together the money to of the Russell troupe. promote a concert. But there are Marjoe's influence on Leon few people who have the money Russell was evident last night as September l, 2, & 3 to keep it up, concert after Russell asked, cajoled, screamed concert, even those that lose and sang to the audience in the money, until they can fight their style of traditional black gospel way into a major share of the groups. 7 00 p.m. until Midnight THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO market. The members of Russell's Show "Once a promoter has included Don Preston on lead established good relations among guitar; Joey Pindleton on second agencies and groups, which takes a guitar; Charles Blackwell on .___..... POPEJOY HALL long time, he has to put up with a drums; a 51-year-old Nigerian, Jot. He always must put the Ambrose Campbell on congas; 2 shows each night money out front and spend the Carl Radle on bass; John Galley money like he should even when on organ; the Rev, Patrick b'everages served the concert is losing thousands of Henderson on piano; and a Crvrc LrcHT OPERA dollars. back·up group of four black "Agencies prefer to pick women gospel singers from Dallas. Presents somebody who is reliable. It boils Operating like a disciplined big down to this: the things you learn band, Russell's show was a after you've been promoting for a departure from most of the rock while would lead you into staying mainstream. The general opinoin FIDDLER ON THE ROOF out of the business-but you don't of tbe people who saw the show UNM Students $1.00 learn that until you've been in the was that it was one of the best business for a while." c o n c e r t s e v e r s e en in * * * Albuquerque. Cast of 90-Full Orchestra It is 5 p.m: and Tom Hogg * * * Jocks all the doors around the While the concert was going on, All others $1.50 Arena. The equipment is all set up a member of the Russell group down on the floor and everything came to the ticket office, is about ready for the concert. re-stacked the money and checked Sponsored by Plays Aug. 26, 27*, 30, 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3* All the ticket outlets have out the PEC's figures for an hour closed except for the windows at and a quarter. Finally satisfied as ASUNM Popular Entertainment Committee Prices $4.00, $3.50, $3.00 the Arena. Calls aze coming in at to the accuracy, the man left the the rate of one every minute ticket office with the rest of the and New Mexico Union Students $1.00 Discount I asking if tickets are still available. money for the show. J· The sales have gone slowly and The show ended around 11:45 ' - - Telephone 277-3121 usually there are lines already p.m. It took t}-le 20 person ' *Matinees forming at the ticket clean-up crew unt1l 3:15a.m. to winclows:-this evening there is not sweep and clean the arena. . . I •' • ' ., ' ·········~~· .. J.flti~.I~JtJ.fl.fiJil • "1' J:-11.;: ,.; ,• . " ,. t .t t t t ~ J • • I f I f I • t # .. I t f ·t I it • f t- ;i f ti ..- f f } J • ...... ~ ...... --.. ~ ...... • 1 •

c-J t-o • l 1:11.... !J' ...1 Three North Lots zoil ~ Cable Causes Battle 1n City ~ 1 TV Q) ~ By NICHOLAS FLANDERS station. effect of cable. r:::. 15. Closed on Tuesday Alb\lneral Communications and means that the program is programs that are on the two Los .8' ~ for about a week. fifteen-minute scht>dult•. 0 The Stanford Driv.e approach to Bluml'ntha\ PxplainNI, "W .. 'vL• Entertainment ( GenCoE) of interrupted for advertising only at Angeles stations being imported. ~ AI b u q ucrque, subsidiary "natural breaks," which are the '0 ·~"" the free Jots is th"' entrance on the tried to pteserv<> trt>es around tlw a He thought it "ltind of ridiculous" ... Ill company of LVO Cable Inc. of beginning and end of programs because both the movies and the oil :;s west side of Btorna\illo County thitd lot, but they hid<' thP lot," Tulsa, Okla., says that the local and such times as half·time of series are old re-runs, like "Dennis g. Medical Cl'nter (BCMC), north off so perhaps many peopl<' don't :: of Lomas Blvd. Stanford will be realize it's tlwrl'. stations are afraid of competition, sports events. the Menace." ~ z"' ThE' local stations agree, but say The spokesmen for the local "And if you miss "Dennis the ..... = closed for about a week while a Plans to pave all entrances to that the competition would be stations aren't to be convinced. Menace" in the morning, you can ..... t- main line sew(;'r pipe is installed, the frel' lots art> in th<• making, (/) §'.., The pipe will serve the new cancer Blumenthal said. "They'll bl• unfair. "In Albuquerque you've got to see it again later the same day." -.l Thou{lh the Albuquerque City work for every buck," said Fred His main concern was thnt ~ £ . \l) hospital to be built behind BCMC paved when it stops mining." H1.• Wuensclwl, operations manager of ." at some time in the future, said rxplained ihat paving has abo Commission vot•~d to franchise cable was putting its foot in the 0" GenCoE on July 1Oth, the battle KGGM·TV. .According to him, the door. His objection was that cable u 2\? Ernie Bl urnPlJth a!, University been held off fot• a we<>k or sD to architectural estimator. allow time fOI' people to get U&Pd still raw•s. A pelitiqn has been stations would not go off the :~ir, would eventually have the buying ~ 0 Suggested altl'rnate routes to to the concPpls of paid p:dtinu gathPrcd to bring the stion but would suffer a gradual decline power to put over-the-air Q hl' fore a genl'ral Plt>ctiou, for in service over the next 5 to 10 television oat of competition for the three lot.~ include two dil't and shuttk bus<•s to and !'rom whic!J Jlii date has helm st•t. years. programming. c._.f:!"" roads, one WPst off University Central Campus. 'rhe argtlm<•nts for and against In cities larger th-n He said that KOB·T" spends Blvd. and another north on Yall' The three fr(•e lots on Nor! h ar<~ many, hut the issu•• centPrs t}ll Albuquerque, he pointed out, $lb0,000 to buy programs to Blvd. across Lomas Blvd. (Rf'fl'r Campu.~ art> prt>sently gravel<•d, the imposition of distant r;ir,nals. cable and ovcr·the·air television occupy the time slots not filJed by 3i to map). and there are no plans right now This refers to GenCoE's plan to have f.'xisted side by side because the network. In addition, Congestion to pave the lots becaus<' of lack of bring in by cable two independent there has bel'n enough of a market $200,000 is · 1ent on the local s ~ To avoid fighting congl'stion at money, Blumenthal said. stations from Los Angeles and one for adverti~ement buyers. news programs. ~8 U nivE>rsity and Yale entrances, University Architect Van Hooke!' from Juarez, Mexico. Any competition that did not The cable, he points out, will £(/) Rick Ruminslci, architectural said the money collected in paid <:orne from Albuquerque, he felt I draftsman, suggested that students parking fef.'s will be used to Two of th<1 three local be nble to take the programs off II commercial stations are afraid would not be in the "true spirit of the air for nothing. usc the secondary routes (noted improve the free lots, bui "1 don't that the vinw1•rs will be taken frer L'ntf.'rprise." Sklower expressed somewhat I I with dashed lines on the map) know when there'll be enough away by this competition, They Max Sklower, general manager the same fear for sports. The rise which lead to lot number three. money." say that it will mean a decrease in of KOAT·TV, elaborated by in salaries for athletes, he said, is advertising revf.'nue: advertisers pointing out that Albuquerque exceeding what stadium intake Women's Intra-mural will be getting less coverage and already has four stations that have and over·the·air television can Women will get their faire share of Girls and WomP11s sports will won't want to pay as much. b0en losing money for the past six pay. He paraphrased football of intramural sports this yl'ar at govern all plays. Norma Manson, information years, Cable television, he said, commissioner Pete Rozell as UNM. There will be an Intramural dhector for GenCoE of would weaken the position of expressing the same concern. I,aurine Mickelson and Altha Council organizational mt•etin(! Albuquerque, says that this will thl'se stations further, Which Only cable television will be Norma Manson Crouch, director and assistant Sept. 6 at a p.m. in Carlisi<> Gym, not be true. The local stations will "would not improve the television able to meet the cost, according director respt>ctively, are both room I. Representatives of be the best advertising dea. servict• to Albuquerque." The GcnCoE franchise equipment, producers and D still to Sklower. And, "money talks to agreement that City Commission new at their jobs, and are in sororities, clubs, and independent Manson says that the big Ray Davenport, promotions the sports promoter." knowledge, but the content will oom has approved calls for be the work of others. charge of the women's program leagues, dormitories, and faculty network shows will still attract manager of KOB·TV, was not Davenport pointed out another N d!J this year. may come to this meeting. Ideas twenty-three channels when the In the case of the community viewers. "Nothing can compete worried by the importation of problem that he thought would be This year's tentative ac,:tivities to improve the women's programs distant signals. He was more system goes into operation. They affairs channel, a citizen's review with Archie Bunker," which will caused by cable television. will include the two independent d!J:D consist of football, swimming, are welcome at this meeting, not be carried on the Los Angeles concerned with the long-range Because of shipping cost and board made up or a representative En try blanks and other Los Angeles stations, and the cross-section of the community. basketball, softball, badminton, volume of &ales, many things in golf, and volleyball. information regarding the Los Angeles are cheaper than they Spanish langu~Jge station from The channel will deal with civic Juare;:. The four Albuquerq\lo ('VI.!nts. The football league, or more Women'!! Intramutal Program may arc in Albuquerque. This would stations will be carrjcd. commonly called the Powder Puff be obtained by coming to the give the impression, Davenport Tile pnl>lic acc<>ss channel will r·.·- The channels ar government, and one E>ach for 24 produced with the help of I more channels is not necessary. hour weather, 24 hour llf.'WS, Even educational channels, three GPnCoE, who will lend out their public access, community affairs, <•quipment und~,>r proper of which are promised by feature movies and sports, G!.'nCoE, were sup(•tfluous supervision, and can also handle multicultural·trilingual programs, movie film including Hmm. because Albuqut•rque already has tourists and visitors, a consumer Channel 5. He felt that more Norma Manson fe~>ls that the shopping !luid<>, a tintwce and vi~>wer will haw moro direct support should be given to it stock information, and one for instt•ad of adding new ones. recourse in cable television, if program information. they are dissatisfied with the Flat opposition was expressed Thirteen of the channels will be by both Sklower and Davenport S(.ttvice. originated in Albuqul'rque. These They can stop their to any form or cable television, include llw news and wc>ather, the except wht•t·e it is bringing service subscription on 2·! houf notic!•. ~.>ducational and localgovPrnmf.'nt, to areas that have none. Tl11• company must haw a .St'rvicr and the public acc(•ss and departml'nt that reports to the Wuenschel objected only to the community affairs channPls. importation <)f dbtanl t.ignals. He City Commission. "If you don't Thf.' monthly rate will be $5, delivl'r they chop you off," said said lw would haw• no ,,bjPclions with no charge for install:-tion to cable if they Wl'fl' dl.'ll'ted from l\1anson. with Sl extra a month for l'ach She points out that over·the·air LEE Gt•nCoE's pn•sent plan. additional sf~i. television is pay television also, rr---- ___. ____ i Pres!'ntly tin• cable has a but the cost is refledt>d in the capacity for &6 channP]s. hir,h<'r cost of products that Channels 2·1·30 are bl'ing lt>ft for adv<'rtise OVN telt'Yision. If 0111' l; j fu rtlwr programmin,:! once lht> doesn't likt• th(• servil~<' tlwte is C(}mpany knows what mon• is in i lit tiP mw can do about it. d1•mand. This addition will b!• at 1f t.he £'abll' company ~Ns past no extra cost. tlw 1-(ellN

channels from 31·G6, the r,ranting of an FCC nn ~dl t'oreig:n ('o~-U.-; which are bl'ing reservt•d for such ('onstruction pPrmit. It will be Put Your Can purposes :.s burglar alarms, re<1dy to go 15 months later. 'Joreign Car Specialisls 1 information rPtril•val, and other I applications. •' ' Many of tht> channt>ls will be The UNM Soccer Club will hold ) put together by pi!ople other than a meeting Thursday, August 31 at In Our Pants FREDDIE GAGE ------·ht~l' L ~tmlat~\ i GenCoE. GenCoE will lend the H p.m. in room 231·B of th<' SUB. AT HIS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! uPULPIT JN THE SHADOWS" WHICH REACHES THOUSANDS WHO ARE VIC~ ~ Community Photographers and Musicians ~ *BEAU* TIMS OF DRUG ABUSE. BI\ITGBES DRUG ABUSE CRUSADE ~ Please Call George Johnson 255-9855 M Sept. 3·10 7:30 p.m. M or leave your Number . M 'j Now at 2 locations to serve vou, · TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 1613 Arizono, N. E. ~ At THUNDERBIRD OFFICE-205 Journalism ~ 2001 Eubank NE 29R-R2fi() ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 6000 Montgomery NE 294-5222 -~---~~~~~~1. - - n()ONF~RL JRY by Garry Trudeau Skills Test Activities Night ThP communications sl;ills ((!St Stud<'l11 ActiviliPs Ni~ht will lw .. will be administert>d Priclay, Sc•pL. lwlcl S<•pt. lli from 6 p.m. until 1 in Uw Kiva fwm H·lO p.m., !11idnight in t.lw Union. Band~ Sco Lt CaLlt•Lt, dirPcLor of mc•ludp Wood Ho~<·, J\.lagic S;1m Not to that Fire Hydrant • • • freshman English announcPd. and llw Blut• Ridge• Mountain Any frc>shman cni<'ring since Boys. ThPrP will b<• ft•ec• gam'''· Bike riders can expect some ~r~--~.~.. .-----­ June 197 2 must pass this exam . An;yone becoming '"1...-- "--~--·.~. relief from having to chain their il~tc~;;r)n I fox admission Lo the college of a votmg reg1strur should l'ontact bicycles to hydrants, street light arts and sciences, Catlett said. the Yo\tng DPmqerats r t poles, and handrailings when the 1 ~43-456·1. l.lniversity installs the new bicycle But, Where'!· rakes ordered by the phy!'ical ; The UNM Rugby Team has Ernie & Lynn's plant. · Dead Trees 11'irst dispersement is in progress The University expects to do a Judee Sill, Warn.er B~os. for students on the New Mexico begun practice for the new season, Floyd Williams, manager of the recording artist known for her Practice times are Tuesday and physical plant, said that bicycle ' 8 Jot of planting in late fall this year Student Loan Program. Those DUI(E CITY to enhance the campus and tours with Gordon Lightfoot, Cat students who have received an Thursday at 6:00p.m. racks are on order and will be ·x Stevens and others, will be delivered within 10 days. Shortly ~ replace trees planted last Spring award letter may pick up their performing at the c

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Pot Parties Violate HRN, 1"11/i'/ W5iort is filed with both the Neither Glaser nor Mangus of Labor Day. But \'Vidence ;~ • Beyers. head resident of the hall and the know of any undercover agents tuml'd up in recent years by a Feldman said it wasn't possible Photos by RONALD KAY Assistant Dean of Students. living or working in the dorms. retired machinist in painstaking to compare this year's rushers Mangus said that ordinarily action Dean Glaser said the university nsearch indicates that ii was * with last years until the actual by the advisor may be enough, does not employ "narks" and is Maguire, not McGuirr, who had ·competittion gets underway, but probably consisting of a talk with not notified of any sent h'>t the idea for the first Labor Day he did say it takes more than good the student. outside agencies. celebl'ation. runners to have a strong rushing In persistent or repeated cases, "We have gone to a lot of team. action will be handled by the trouble to inform the students of "Running success is largely Office of the Dean of Students. this policy," Mangus said. "We determined by the quarterback's Dean Glaser said that any action realize that problems exist in the ability to execute the offense and such as probation would be taken residence halls and we are also by the blocking of the line," only in extreme cases. attempting to solve them. I the coach explained. Dean Glaser and Mangus both believe this program will be The end positions are manned said there will be no sneak successful." by two returnees who have looked searches, no weekly inspections Initially students did not have a However, Coach Feldman has back-up last year. HowevN, Eddie good in practice according to and no type of surveillance by similar enthusiasm. One resident found encouragement in the Dunaway and soplwmorc Bob Feldman. They arc split "nu Paul advisors. Any inspections of Laguna·De Vargas described La barrere and tight l!lld Ken de~ire shown by his playet'b iu Johnson are not out of the instigated by their office will be the new actions to be taken by Smith (shifted from split end). practice and in the good picture. solely for safety and sanitation advL~ors us "stupid" and "a shitty competition at most positions. or "It's still too early to tell whose The Lobo coach looks for purposes. deaL" course, just how much that desire going to be no. 1," Feldman improvement in defense for '72. Dean Glaser said alcohol still "It's really a fair policy,'' and competition means as fur as explained. "Bob Johnson has "Steve Bradshaw (defensive caused the most problems. In the another resident said, "besides winning is concerned hasn't been certainly created a competitive end) has looked good on the line. situation, however, that a person what they don't see won't hurt situation at quarterback. So has We also have Monte Moore (end), should take an overdose of some answered yet, That doesn't begin Lou Heckroth (tackle), George them." to happen until Sept. 16 when Dunaway. I won't pick one until drug the first concern of the stuff Oakes (tackle) and Larry Dribbles UNM opens its season at home he shows that he is substantially will be with the student's health better than the other two." (end) retuming. Our linebackers with any "follow through action Re-chartering against state rival New Mexico have no experience at all but they Stat!!, Also working out with the team up to thl! A.~sistant Dean," she Re-chartering deadline for all are three freshman quarterbacks, are making good progress. said. student organizations is Sept. 15. NMS should be a good opening "We have the most experience ARTS & SCIENCES test for the Lobos. It will be an The NCAA made freshmen "There has been some feeling All student groups on campus eligible for varsity football in the defensive backfield. Steve from staff and students for many should check their Union experienced Aggie team coming to Ernst, Dan Spraggs, Fred Ratzlaff, there's a good frame of mind schedule doesn't get any easier Loboland to face the starting this fall and Feldman feels arter New Mexico State. months about the need for mailboxes for further Don Dungan, and Howard Ware here." information, inexperienced Lobos. he may have some first year men The fact there has been no "We're going to play the guidelines," Dean Glaser said. "We playing before the end of the all have played there beforl! and STUDENTS Speaking of NMS Feldman are doing good jobs." serious injuries in practice also toughest schedule of UNM's said: "They look real good. They season. history," Feldman said "We're "Freshmen can contribute to The kicking game has been must. be pleasing. have ten or eleven starting weakened by the graduation of Feldman admits that it's a playing four tl!ams that were in offensive players returning and teams around the country," he different situation this year than Bowl Games last year beginning said. "However, it's too early to Joe Hartshorne, who set they were undefeated in the in tht> fall of '71. with Iowa State which played in tell if it's a good thing or not. We numerous kicking records while Missouri Conference last year. attending UNM. lo'our players are «We are far younger and the Sun Bowl. We then have San Panasonic They have a fine quarterback (Joe have to live with it awhile. You inexperienced. Last year we had Jose State, Pasadena Bowl; have to remember freshmen have competing for the place kicking Pasarcik) and the people to block job this season but thus far there people returning at almost every Arizona State, Fiesta Bowl; and for him." to make academic adjustments as position. That's not true this year H o u stan, Astro·Bl uebonnet Don't Let The Computor well as adjustments to varsity is no number one. AM-FM Radio While State has most of its The players may be and we'll have a lot. of young Bowl." offense returning, the Lobos athletics," players starting." Whoever sLarts at quarterback inexperienced, but p,Jdmun said Aerobics with 8·Track Tape Recorder (Number 8203) atLaclt has experienced a large the most pleasing thing he has There is no doubt that the '72 will be playing behind an ,•-.:·ersion of the Lobos is A course on aerobics will be MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY offensive line that lacks last year's seen in practice is their outlook. Throw Your "I'm very happy with the inexperienced and there is no offered by the physical education retail value $349.95 ASSOCIATIONS OF' AMERICA two starting guards and starting department from 12:15 until Pre$ents tho attitude the team has shown. doubt that the team has a lot of Choo$e from a selection Everyone came to practice ready question marks. The question 12:50 p.m. each Monday, to go. We've worked hard and marks will have to be answered Wednesday and Friday, It is not of oi,'cr 2()0 European rather quiclrly because the restricted to UNM students or 10SPEEDS faculty. J I Value House Aerobics can be defined as Astras Olmos Crescents Low Price Isn't Enough In Addition We Offer prolonged exercise at moderate ;I intensity dl!manding adequate Special If You Have Any Problems Featuring the iV"orld's 1. High Quality Components 3. We Know What We're l Champion French Bicycle supply of oxygen through the 2. We Back What We Sell Talking About action of heart, lungs and blood. 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Personals; college people out here working in. meeta Thursdays 5 :30 p.m. in room 230 of flnnnejng. 242-0839, 9/6 that took place during the most of the summer in our Lobo :I know there's been a Studl!llt Union. All nrc weleome. 9/5 LEATHER GOODB-JACKETS, PANTS, 2. Lost & Found; 3. Services; 4. For Rent; 5. For Sale; 6. Employment; 7. Miscellaneous. Republican National Convention. headquarters. shifting voting block amongst ANYONE who hM knowledge of Jean DAGS, BELTS, BEI.T POUCHES, Willard Lewis is ·"1e State I think that young people are in minorities in this election. The O'Conn~ll this summer or her diary please HATS CAPS, SUN VISORS. When you contact the Lobo, Jour., Bldg, Rm, 158. set out to buy yourself some leather Campaign Manager for· !>resident a more voter block as such than Jewish vote which seems to be HERE IS AGORA AGAIN. Not exactly n clothes you should be prepared to spend Nixon. He is interviewed by Mark other groups. I think young traditionally democratic in the dear fri~nd, but n group of people who more time in the seledion than you wou]d !or n fabric item. After all, Its n choirr Blum, city editor of the Daily people like every body else are past has been 50/50 Nixon right nrc ready to talk nnd listen to your prob­ you might live with the rest of your life. Lobo,) individuals. When they make up now. The black vote I hear is lems of living. Call or come In NW Malryon<> elst•. I'm certain from going to get a good cut out of that among Spanish speaking voters 0/6 20 Portable TV's, $30-$60. 441 Wyoming NE. 265-5987. 10/9 convt•rsations and documents and vote and we're trying to worlc it and Spanish Americans that we're FOUND-Three paperbacks In MH 220, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87106 so forth that the President is and let them know we are going to do very well. Again, the Wed. 3:30 p.m. Idcntlly & claim. Rm. 6 l E~IPLOYMENT Lewis :Right. Lewis :In New Mexico it helps 205 Journnll!lm. trying very valiantly to get this interl!sted in having them indications of people coming to us and I assume it helps nationwidP. STUDENT NEEDED TO WORK with 4- war wound down. He would have and volunteering to work, and our Lobo: How big will he carry 31 SERVICES G-year-olds. 12:30-3:09, Monday-Friday. participate with us in the the state'/ Philosophically most Wallace Call Mrs. Perldns, 290-~941. 9/1 liked to have done it sooner and is campaign. efforts in the field to get voters are bound to be farther TYPING, Theses, pnpers, Exrellent resulltl. still pressing on to do so and I volunteers •.. we're getting a lot Lewis :His margin in 196H ovl'r ReMmmblc. C. Drown. 265-3103 nftcr PART-TIME JOB, eight hoU1'11 per week, Lobo : Senator McGovern is Humphrey, with Wallace running, apart from Senator McGovern 6:30. 9/7 YMCA needs ten male counoelora to work assume that the KissingN visit planning all sorts of vote-catching of Spanish surnaml) people with boya' program. 26ii-G971. 0/4 was approximat~>ly -10,000 votes. I than they are from the Presidl'llL PASSPORT, IMMIGRATION, IDENTIFI· means that there are additional affairs such as rock concerts, involved in our campaign 10 am hopeful that we'll do better There was a lot of conversation CATION, Photo. I<'ll'Jt. inexpcnaivc, STUDENTS TO SELL Albuquerque Din­ private negotiations going on and dances, etc., to get out the young organization and we're pleased. plcllllln11. Ncar UNM. Cull 266-2444, or ner Club Memberships to atudento. Good than that this time in view of the earlier about the fact that this was come tn 1717 Glrnrd Dlvd. NK tfn pay, Apply Apt. 2, 1001 Louisiana NE or undoubtedly some attempt to people. ls President Nixon Lobo : Let's talk about the just disaffection with the system, e a margin of more than GUITAR LESSONS. Folk Rock, BluC!I, Motel, 016 Central SW. 9/1 some out here in this area, but I 40,000. That's my goal anyway. Wallace people in Nl'w Mexico ~2.60 " Jesson. Call 242-2401. 0/4 isn't over yet I still believe that Let's talk about domestic COLLEGE STUDENTS. Three evening• don't have any specifics right at I've not seen any national doesn't indicate that its EXPERT INFANT CARE. Day or night. and Snturdnys, $90 week, average. 265- he's made tremendous strides the moment. problems, there's been a lot of 266-8054, 1604 Carlisle SE. 8/81 49GS, 0/1 figures that I'd say were ours; disaffection with the system as towards winning down our part of Lobo: Let's get on to President criticism. There's talk about much as it is an ideological one. abortion and, amongst young electoral figures indicate a 4> l''ORRENT 7l !\IISCELLANEOUS the thing and I'm hopeful it is Nixon's plans for visiting New substantial win by President Lobo :The idea that those who Saturday going to be over shortly. people, the legalization of TJIE NEW CITADEL. avnl!able Sept, 1, BEADS-BEADS and Indian Jewelry at The Mexico. Senator McGovern is Nixon. Our attitude is precautious would voh• for Wallace will now walking distance to UNM, 1520 Unlver• Dead Shaman. 401 San Felipe, Old Town, Lobo: 197 2 is the year of the coming here in Septembl.'r. When marijuana. How do you think vote for McGovern is strang<': It oitY NE. Effidcney $1~0 !urnlohcd: $130 Call 842-9688. 0/U President Nixon stands on these about this whole thing because unfurnillhcd. One bdrm $180 !urnlshed; new voter; 25 million new voters is President Nixon coming and when you start out as far ahead as S<'ems to me, moving all th<' way $165 un!urnbhed. Swimming JlOOI, recrea­ BEAD SllAMAN. Uncd suede and leather including almost all university Vice President Agnew? issues which are very vital to the tion room, commirulary ntorc, laundry, coat. nnd Jackeltl. $1 to $15, bill •hlpment the polls indicate you generally from on<' extrPml.' to the other di•hwaobcra & dbposab. 842-1864, 266- ju•t arrived. 9/14 students. According to all the Lewis :I have no idea. We're young people of this country? side of the spectrum altogether. 3485, 0/1 Lewis : I assume that the have only one direction to go and CLUBS OR GROUPS that want announce­ pollsters the election could very working from day to day. We're that's toward a narrowing of the Lewis : I don't find a lot of 51 FORSALE ment o! their activit!"" are "dvloed to well hinge on these 25 million hopeful but we have no assurance actions of the platform committee oend the Information to the Lobo Trips Flicker Classics percentages. Of course, we saw indication that that's going to column . .Jour. Dldlf- Rm, 168. new voters. We've heard about the that the president will be in New in Miami last week probably occur in New Mexico. On the 19~4 FAmLANE. Good cond!Ucm, VS, auto­ reflect pretty much the Nixon this happen in '68. matic, Looks sharp. $350. 256-2926. 9/4 new McGovern voter; what about Mexico. The incumbancy has lots I think we've got to operate on basis of the· '68 returns we ought the new Nixon voter? What's his position. Ther~'s no question that ART STUF'-The one a:L oupp]y atore that Engraving of advantages but one of the the basis that it is P'oinl' t.o narrow to get a fair cut of those Wallace d"""n't tfp you off I Albuquerque's LOW­ strength? Who is he appealing to? disadvantages is that it makcn it a he obviously had the support and EST DISCOUNT PRICES. Com!>are between now and election time. If votes. The Campus Police will be Lewis : I<'irst of all, we don't little tougher on scheduling the control of the platform anywhere, 1824 Central, oppoJitc art registering and engraving social we're going to win this one we've Lobo :What's going on now in building, D/1 concede all the college people to candidate in. So, frankly at this committee. So I think that the the foreign policy? Senator security numbers on bicycles at McGovern. We find that we've had positions of the platform arc got to do a good job of getting CASTING SCRAP STERLING SILVER, stage of the game I don't know. our vote out. This is an area in McGovern has talked a lot about Good dean •crap. $1,90 per ounce while It Carlisle Gym, Monday through a good response from young We'te very hopeful that we'll get essentially the Nixon stands. I Jnnta, rail 842-9588. Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. which the McGovern peopll.' have rcduci the military budget, pulling people, college young people and the president in and I assume that assume they'll want to stay away a great number of troops out of ~GG. Call others wanting to work with us, from the abortion thing just like shown a great deal of ability. I 9/1 if we do not, cPrlainly we'll push think we'll have to work n•al hard Europe, reducing th(• 6th flePt in the Republicans did in our state t h a Ml'diterranean, gt>tting convention here. We had to get the 40,000 plus that I'm after in New Mexico, and to win everyone out of Southeast Asia testimonies both ways on the right now. How does President abortion question. We decided it's nationwide. EASTDALE THEATRE Lobo :So you won't take it for Nixon stand on this. The dt>fense the kind of moral question that budget is biggl'r than evt•r. That it's better not to try to deal with granted in this election? Eastdalr Shopping Center Candelaria & Eubank ::-