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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 069, No 78, 3/14/1966. University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1966 The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 3-14-1966 New Mexico Lobo, Volume 069, No 78, 3/14/ 1966 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1966 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "New Mexico Lobo, Volume 069, No 78, 3/14/1966." 69, 78 (1966). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ daily_lobo_1966/29 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1966 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Pare a ,. 1 i' NEW MEXICO LOBO Page ol ·, . :I . i I IBM Dance .. , .. ,; I I I I TGIF Party The comput~r has pon~ thp be~t There will be a TGIF Friday it ·can.· The Spedial 'Everits cotp.­ afternoon March 11, from 3 to 4 EXICOLOBO mittee is full · of bloodshot' eyes SPORTS 'PAGE at the SAE house. Alt':fraternity OUR SIXTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM and sleepless nights now: THE and sorority members are invited. Vol. 69 SUCCESS OF THIS DANCE IS EDITOR PAUL COUEY YOU GET Monday, March 14, 1966 IN THE HANDS OF YOU STU· There will be a. band. No. 78 DENTS WHO HAVE BEEN MATCHED BY THE COM· Nothing succeeds like success. ball which showed them what was . ' . ·ALL PUTER. The 1966 National. Amateur going to happen (7 world records COVERED WAGON Athletic Track and Field cham· broken) and decided the comp!;!ti­ 'OF YOUR tion was a little too stiff. SEE INDIANS MAKE LISTEN TO KNMD pionships are over. For two tURQUOISE; JEWELRY nights the eyes of the track By meet time on Friday most BEST MATCHES Four world were trained on Albuquer­ everyone was convinced that it OLD TOWN Budg~ts Face\ que New Mexico, and the action was going to be a flop .•. except whi~h was supposed to be one of the athletes and the Albuquerque . the biggest flops of the year . Jaycees. But after Friday ni?ht if not ever. the track world knew somethmg STUDENTS ON REG. & ETHYL The Albuquerque Jaycees had was astir in Albuquerque when an . A~SO: Flats $1.!l0 L~be $1.00 almOf;t unknown 16-year old lntromurol 247-0858 trouble with many of the ath­ Bond, 501 YALE S.E, ' · Coeds Assaulted Behind Dorm , letes. Keino·of Kenya was sent a sophomore in high school · tied $2,000 plane t}cket to come. He the world record in the 60-yard dash at 5.9. A little over ·5,000 Ia PLANTE GALLERY never did. Jim Grelle, who event­ · · . .' Debotors~ Droroo people attended Friday night's Fun Things From ually won the mile and surprised of a/11965: everyone by showing up, said .he performance. There . were over N I MEXICO wasn't going to run because there 11,000 for Saturday's action. --~~~.--rL~IG~H~nN~Ei,IG~H~T~~~~~ Moylosefunds were no more people or races to One of the first events was the . eg ect Is Charged to Offrcrals 300.2. Central NE conquer. And at the last minute women's 8801yai'd run. Hungary's Two UNM coeds were assaulted NEXT DOOR TO THE LOBO THEATER the Russians returned to their na- Szabo-Nagy broke the world's rec­ within a one hour period Friday By BOB STOREY night in the vacant area east of tive soil. Perhaps they were in ord a11d it was fairly apparent MERC. MOTORS LARSO~ BOATS 2522 MONROE N.E. ' ..._ Student Council and Student that the athletes didn't care who Mesa Vista dorm. The girls, resi­ possession of s()me magic crystal PHONE 265-7565 S()nate will meet in a special was there. They were there to HARRY'S MARINE dents of Santa Ana and Hokona joint session to discuss the possi­ set records ... and that's what Hall, were on their way to the bility of cutting the appropria­ they did. dorms from the Union when the tions for the UNl\f band, the dra­ With the beautiful red and attacks occurred. ma departm<mt, the speech de­ white track (the world's only one) Improper Lighting pa1·tment and intramurals from glistening under the lights , of HORN OIL CO. The al'<!a whe'!'e the assaults the. Associated Students budget. Tingley Coli!;;eum, offset w1th occurred has been the scene of Ward Koerher!e, chairman of green "~n·ass," the records f_ell numerous other assaults on stu­ the fimiuce committee said that one after one-and the sceptics dents in the past. According to the proposition was made because SIMON'S TEXACO SERVICE (Continued from page 1) turned into the best track fans. Lenny Miele, Pl'esident of Resi­ students wht) pa1•ticipate in the Wyomie Tyus and Edith Mc­ SAVE ON 2100 Central E.. Albuquerque, New Mexico ' Dennison said the student dele­ dence Hall Council, RHC has been hand, drama productions, and in Phone 142-0096 Guire broke l'ecords in the dashes, trying to persuade the safety speech activities receive academ­ gates want to know how the the women's 440-yard dash was Your Texaco Star Dealer legislators decide how and where committee to provide adequate ic credit for them even thoug}!l' ..... funps will be spent. broken, etc., etc. And it was all GAS lighting between the residence they are financed with student's capped by 19-year-old Bob Sea· / money. ' 1f halls for some time, but to no ' Film Will Be Shown gren, a roommate of outdoor rec­ ' avail. University Would Supervise Sunday morning a film con­ HIGHEST OCTANE AVAILABLE ord holder and listed indoor rec­ The Santa Ana dorm resident The proposal would remove WIN A CLASS RING cerning next November's refer­ ord holder John Pennel, when he these activitic:< from under stu­ endum on the proposed $44 mil­ reported to police that she was vaulted over the bar at 17 feet, dent control anti ,lace them Ul1- FREE lion ten year bond issue will be liPlll'Oaehed by four youths of lA, inch. A fitting climax to a high school ag-e who "handled her der supel'Vif'inn of the universit~·. shown. The bond issue would en­ great show. Along with tht• t!Ut in the budget SEE MONDAY LOBO able New Mexico colleges to plan inderently." There was much speculation Tim set•ond girl told police, as TUE FNUGHTED AREA east of l\Iesa Vista Resi-, tlwre would jllli'~ihly be a cut in building programs in the future, that the altitude would hinder the within a one hour Jll'riod Friday night. The girls the $12 &tudenl activity fee. WONDERFUL THINGS HAPPEN The film is a documentary of they wert' taking the other re­ deuce Hall next to the tennis courts marks the spot were residents of Santa Ana and llolwna Itesidence athletes and their times. This idea port, that she was "tackled" by of l<'rida)' nigllt's assault of two University coeds Koerhe1·ie l'ahl that the student · state universities and is meant was certainly destroyed. As Jim Halls. (LOBO Ill10to by Kendall.) budget is now approximately f<>r public education. Its pur­ two young men. She suffered a Grelle put it at the end of the 1. A Modern 4-Cycle bruised knee. "no money." M:eile said that RHC A direct appeal is being sent $200,000. With the removal of pose is to sell the people of New mile run, "I'm tired as hell." But the funds for music, drama, intra- Mexico on the need for the ten Engine One subject has been arrested was told by the Safety Commit- out today by RHC, Mesa Vista, then who isn't. The doctors say in the matt<>r and two others are tee, a month ago to· stop worry- Coronado, and Women's Resi­ murals at1d Sl1eech the lJUdgct year bond issue. Referendum could be cut hy $50,000. This the only thing the athletes need 2. Oil Tight, Clean b<>ing investigated. ing about the matter, that light- dence Halls to the Safety Com­ Asks Dennison said the film will be means that t1w fees cou1d be cut worry about is the conditioning Running Meile ~aid that h<> lwlieves the ing was going up. But no far noth· mittee coordinator, '\Valter Louis, discussed by the delegates to ing has br... n d<>ne. to, Dean . J.,av~lldJ!.r. 'Pr!i'lltden.t p by almo11t 25 per cent. The l>l'e- determine "if we're all in favor of themselves when they go to the 3. Quiet }lrot:l't<i of studc11t .:..tta••ks C"vulti ... .......' Olympics in 1968 in Mexico City be solved, or for the most 'part .Administration Informed Popejoy and Dean :Methany. The ~R adicaJ-~hange ~\~': ~.... """l.llo--wib\y""' of passing the bond issue." He 4. Light and Handy eliminated, .if proper lighting were Meile said that the administra- letter contends that the adminis­ 9 said the association will make (7,000 feet elevation). However, tile cut would not If what happened in Albuquer­ installed in the dark areas around tion is not ignorant of the mat- tration must offer the students The new Associated Students increase the total cost of goini' plans for active support it can campus. ter either, because the same issue the same protection from harm as lend to passage of the bond issue. que happens in Mexico City SIMONSON CYCLE CO.
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