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Vol. 88 No. 140 Thursday, April 19, 1984 Parents, Kids Protest Possible Child Care Cutbacks
By Maria DeVarenne does not provide adequate day care. ''The child can't have any develop mental needs," O'Neil said. r ~ \. ~- .~ About 150 parents and children , gathered at a public hearing \ ~ ; L ~ Special Education teacher Wednesday night to protest prop Carolyn Karnes said, "I'm outraged osed cuts in state subsidized child at the whole situation. The proposals care funding for parents, including are unacceptable. Is Anaya admit university parent students who make ting to mismanagement of funds at up 30 percent of the recipients. this point?" De The state Human Services State Senate candidate Shannon partment spends $347,000 a month Robinson said Governor Toney on child care, but their monthly Anaya should find emergency budget is $240,000. Department money to supplement the day care eli Secretary Juan Vigil said that by program. minating all students from the Title ''Money is available because this XX program, the cost would de is a natural human disaster. The de crease to $207,000. Elimination of partment knew about the funding college students would decrease the problems in December, yet nothing monthly cost to $247,900. was done," Robinson said. Vigil said the $2.8 million budgeted for child care under Title New Mexico Public Interest Re XX this year will run over by about search Group Director Keith Mohe $900,000. ban said the long term goal is to get Vigil said the administration more funding from the Legislature shares the parents' concerns and for future years. ''not just appease noted other proposals, such as an the deficit now." increase in co-payments by parents The Associated Students of the or reduced payments by the Depart University of New Mexico Senate ment to child care providers to help unanimously passed a resolution eliminate the deficit. urging the department to maintain The department allocates up to student eligibility for Title XX sub Elisa Padilla and Carlos Garcia picket the proposed child care funding cuts at the public $6.50 a day for one child's care:' sidies. The resolution stated many hearing Wednesday night at the PNM Building downtown. However, University of New Mex student recipients are needy, single ico's Child Care Co-op Director parents who can't get an education George O'Neil said this amount to move out of the pove1ty cycle. Asbestos Fiber Level OK By Steve Shoup March and involved drawing air in $10,000 Budgeted for Center the studios through extremely fine By Eric Keszler profit every quarter this year, she Results of air quality tests at the filters. The filters were then ex five used machines bought through amined microscopically to detect fi said. the medical school. University of New Mexico's Wood ward Han and KNME television stu bers. Duplicating center manager Montano said he would like to see dios show levels of airborne asbes The Associated Students of the Richard Montano said the money 10 new typewriters in the center by The tests were prompted by the tos fiber are far below what is consi University of New Mexico budget allocated for next year allows next fall. A request has been sent to discovery of asbestos earlier this dered hazardous. for next year allocates $10,000 for $5,000 for new typewriters and typewriter services for six used year in an fire resistant insulation Campus safety officer Bill Carroll the ASUNM Duplicating Center. $5,000 to be h~ld in a separate machines, he said. compound lining the ceilings of both The center did not receive any fund- ~ccount to help wath general operat- said Wednesday tests show Jess than studios. Tests on the insulation Montano said he would "like to .0 I fibers per cubic centimeter of air ing during the 1983-84 academic _ mg expenses. . see as small a capital outlay as possi showed it contained about five per year If the center's revenue exceeds ats in both studios. The federal En cent asbestos by volume. · expenses, he said, the$5,000will be ble" for new typewriters. vironmental Protection Agency con The center used its own profits to applied toward the duplicating ceo "We have to decide what·we're siders exposure to one half of one Although air in the studios is con operate and help pay off its - ter deficit. shooting at,'' he said. Used typewri (.5) asbestos fiber per cubic centi sidered safe, Carroll said plans will $100,000 deficit this year. The center's typewriter rental ser- ters would cost $400 to $500 each. meter over an eight hour period to be continue to coat the insulation, sea He said, ..We could only afford ab· hazardous. ling the asbestos fibers in, and will ASUNM accountant Debbie Mor- vice was forced to shut down in probably take place this fall. ris said the center is "doing well on January because of operating costs. out seven new ones." The tests were conducted in early its own." The center has shown a It was started again in March with Tension Rises in Britain, Libya After Deadly Firing LONDON (UPI) -Libya around the town of Tripoli quite allowed diplomats and their families freely, but we are not allowed to go to leave Britain's embassy in Tripoli beyond the confines of the town. •' Wednesday but Libyans remained The diplomats' homes were still inside their London mission in a cri under guard, a British Foreign sis touched off by a deadly burst of Office spokesman said. But Britain gunfire from the building. "very much welcomes" the latest The machine-gun fire Tuesday developments, the spokesman said. from the Libyan Embassy in London In the London standoff, Richard killed a policewoman and wounded Luce, a junior minister at the Fore 11 anti-Khadafy demonstrators. ign Office, met for 40 minutes with Police sharpshooters sealed off the Muftah Fitouri, an accredited diplo~ building and maintained their siege mat at the Libyan Embassy. Wednesday for a second day. Fitouri, listed as a second secret· In the Libyan capital of Tripoli~ ary at the embassy, was not in the police and •'revolutionary students'' building when the shooting had responded by surrounding the occutred. British Embassy, trapping 25 people Lucc repeated Britain's stand that including Ambassador Oliver Miles security was the first duty of the and 11 women and two children. police and they wanted to search the Late Wednesday, a Foreign building. Britain wanted no more Office spokesman in London said bloodshed, he said. ''the Libyan government has said ''We ask them to come out peace our people can go home" from the fully and thus enable us to go in and embassy in Tripoli. search for weapons and explo In a telephone interview with In· sives, u Luce said. He hinted that dependent Television News, the progress had been made, saying the Venezuelan. singer Ana Gilda Leon and. percussionist Mario de Ia Huerga enteTtain at ambassador's wife, Mrs. Julia Libyans had "expressed regret" for Wednesday's open house party at the Latin American Institute. Miles, said, "We are allowed to go killing the policewoman. Page 2, New Mexico Daily Lobu, Apnl I'!, llJX4 Page 3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, April 19, 1984
Wire Report by United Press International Expan·sion Slowing WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Purchases of non-durable goods Senators personal income of Americans rose declined $4.5 billion with decreases a modest 0.5 percent in March and virtually across the board. Battles Rage in El Salvador, Nicaragua spending declined in major areas, Roger Brenner, vice president of Finished the Commerce Department said Data Resources Inc., an economic scene of heuvy fighting bemecn A Dctcnse Ministry communique Bush Urges New Plan Ldtbt guerrillas attacked three Wednesday. forecasting firm, said the report The Associated Students of the towns in an L'astern Salvadoran prn anti-Sandinista rebel~ and g:nvt!rn said the fighting in the eastern Mora zan province spread to El Di Economists said the figures arc "does seem to confirm that this is University of New Mexico Sen vmc:e \Vednc~day as part of a three mcnt troops for nearly two weeks. another sign that the economy is going to be a more normal kind of In El Salvador. a major battle wa;. visadero, about 3 miles southeast of ate Wednesday met for the last For Open Inspections week-old olfcn~ive they suid has kil slowing to a more moderate expan second year of recovery - not an time this semester. led more than ISO soldiers in the underway in the casicrn town of Jocorro, and Osicala, 20 miles to the north. sion from what many had feared was overheated boom year." GENEVA, Switzerland cncc room. indirectly repeated U.S.-baeked army. 1 ocorro, halting traffic on the an inflationary pace at the start of the Even with the slowdown, Ortner The Senate met in unoffical Vice Pre~idcnt George Bush earlier Soviet charges that Presi In Nicaragua, indian rebels strategic highway to the Honduran The rebels' clandestine Radio session as not enough senators Venceremos claimed that rebel year. said, the first three months of this challenged the Soviet Union dent Reagan was using the che attacked a settlement in the north border, said Col. Maurico Guzman. "Most Americans should find year' 'look very good." Income was attended to make quorum and no Wednesday "to go the extra of the 3rd Military Zone in San forces kill::d 154 government sol mical weapons issue as election and combat raged around the Carib· these comfortable statistics," the up 3.2 percent over the previous business was transacted. mile" and accept open interna year propaganda. bean port of San Juan del Norte, Miguel. diers and wounded 308 others in stepped-up combat that began Commerce Department's chief eco quarter. That is a compound annual A dozen new members of the tional inspection to police a glob "We oppose talk about a dia nomist, Robert Ortner, said. "They rate of 13.2 percent, much higher Senate will be elected April 25, al ban on chemical weapons. March 24, one day before U.S. logue for the purposes of prop De Lorean Drug Trial Launched backed presidential elections. mean the economy is net overheat than the rate of inflation, indicating along with a president and vice Bush, presenting a U.S. draft aganda and internal policy," he A Defense Ministry spokesman ing and in fact is settling back to a a real gain in living standard for president, and will be sworn in treaty to the 40-nation Confer said. dismissed the guerrilla claim, but more moderate raie of expansion." Americans. May 11. ence on Disarmament, said it Reaction in Moscow, howev LOS ANGELES - John De Lo its Northern Ireland production plant Personal income, which includes rean's ego and "driving need to suc in June 1982 when he contacted a statements by military officials The terms of Edward Argueta, proposes measures to verify that er, was much stronger. The offi showed !52 army troops were killed wages, rents, interest and Social cial Novosti news agency called ceed at any cost" led him into the former neighbor and drug smuggler, Lucille Chavez, Ana Maria De· states are not secretly producing in the past three weeks. The army Security payments, rose $13.9 bil UNM Chapter the chemical ban proposal a sordid world of drugs in a failed James Hoffman, and expressed in Villiers, Leslie Francis, Gene chemical weapons. claimed 153 guerrillas died in the lion in March to a seasonally ad "ploy to gain access to intelli attempt to save his dying sports car terest in financing a drug deal that justed annual rate of $2.9 trillion. Hill, Eugene Padilla, David Asked at a news conference if gence material" and dismissed company, the government's chief would yield a quick profit. period. Holds Meeting Proper, Rose Reza, David Rodri it was realistic to expect the In Nicaragua, 300 Miskito rebels This was the smallest monthly the "insincere Madison Avenue pros~utor said Wednesday in his But defense attorney Howard rise since a 0.3 percent increase last quez, Thomas James Torres, and Soviets to accept such sweeping type approach of the United openmg statement, Weitzman described De Lorean as a attacked Sumubila, a settlement in The University of New Mexico Paul Yarbrough expire at the end inspection provisions, Bush said, northern Zelaya province, killing August. Income rose a record I .6 Chapter of the American Production States government.'' De Lorean's attorney countered victim of "sharks." percent in January and 0. 7 percent in of this semester. John Schoepp "it's unprecedented for the ''This case is about a feeding four Miskito Indians, injuring 12 and Inventory Control Society will ner has resigned from the Senate The Soviet Union has said it is by telling the federal jury that the February. Soviet Union, it's unprecedented former automaker was the victim of frenzy," Weitzman said during an and kidnapping 32 others, the De hold its first public meeting tonight. and Devin Warwick is gra for the United States, it's unpre willing to accept international in fense Ministry announced. Personal consumption expendi The meeting will be at 7 in Room government agents worked into a empassioned response that followed tures - goods that Americans duating. cedented for ewry country to spections in principle but flatly Walsh's remarks. De feme Minister Humberto Orte 112 of the Anderson School of Man rejects inspection anywhere at "feeding frenzy" by their desire to buy- rose $9.7 billion in March The terms of Adrain Arteche, have this kind of openness," he nab a celebrity suspect. He said the former auto maker was ga said late Tuesday the army laun agement. said. any time on its territory. ched a successful land, sea and air after a $23.7 billion decline in One of the organization's pur Mike Barbee, Marty Esquivel, De Lorean, 59, who was arrested desperate when Hoffman, a paid February. But most of the increase Annette Hazen, Maureen Hick government informer, and under attack to recapture San Juan del poses is to provide contact with the "But there's a tremendous, "Let's face reality," Bush in October 1982, listened intently went for higher utility bills due to ey, Pat Lopez and Holly Meekins said. ''Chemical weapons are not cover agents of the FBI and Drug Norte, 230 miles southeast of Man manufacturing people in Albuquer do:vated concern of the usc of while the government outlined the agua on the Caribbean coast. cold weather. que. This will be useful to students continue into the fall semester. dll:mical WC one. we're !Wing to the government is putting forward a He said De Lorean tried several of .the Democratic Revolutionary is running for president. Should Scott Carawav g;, years in prison if com il:ted on all Alhance led by former Sandinistu decline in auto sales. Chapter. Founding members and !:\tra mile.'' he ~•nd. this unprecedented 'open invita times to back out after learning any of them win, they will be nine drug counts. guerrilla leader Eden Pastora, also Sales of domestically pr.oduced new officers will be on hand to tion· verification proposal. drugs "'ere involved - even invok cars fell from an annual rate of 8.5 required to resign from the Workers clean up the exterior of Castetter Hall in preparation {'!lief Soviet negollator Viktor ''This case h the story of a man ing the name of the lrbh Republican known as Commander Zero. answer any questions and give any Senate. for new stucco. hsrac-lyan, who tonk notes or with a dream- John De Lmean," But rebel spokesmen in San Jose, million in February to a rate of 7.9 additional information. "The United State~ is willing Arnl)' as his "backers" in hopes of million in March. Sales of foreign ~tared straight ahead during to Assistant U.S. Atturnev James Costa Rica said that guerrillas "still For more information, call 277- join other parties in a mutual scaring Hoffman and the agents made cars held steady at annual rates Bu~h·~ ~pcc..:h, said afterward Walsh Jr. said in his opening pre maintain and control the town of San 6250. obligation to open for intcnla· off- but wa~ threatened into com· of 2.1 million in both months. that lm delegation would "natur tiona! inspection on ~hort notice sentation. "How he turned that pliance. Juan del Norte,'' ally ~iudy" the l' .S. propo~al~. all of its military or go~·ernment dream mtoa mghtmarc, a nightmare ·"This case is a sick case, a Pastora told reporters the lo~s of hsral!'lyan. ~pl!aking after owncd or govcrnment-contwllcd composed of jail, drugs, disgrace." tragedy, a travesty of justice and the San Juan del Norte would not affect Bush hall already left thc confer- facihtic~." he said. Walsh ~aid De Lorean wa> de evidence will show you that,'' his rebel war and announced his Holy Week Pilgrims Make Journey to Sacred Mountain Shrine sperately trying to raise cash to save Weitzman said. "The government forces would next seize the vital port hi~ failing De Lorcan Motor Co. and created everything in this case.'' ofBiuefields, 80 miles to the north. CHIMA YO (UPI)- Tens of Santuario is well documented, but linking the healing mud from the Father from Esquipulas') and so the fix and the body of the priest were thousands of Holy Week pilgrims some of the circumstances and springs in Esquipulas with the crucifix came to be called Our Lord found was considered a sacred place ------~-----~-----. will visit a mountain shrine, built in reasons for building it are the stuff of ancient Indian use of the soil in Chi of Esquipulas ... by the Tewa Indians long before the 1815 at a spot which was considered legends. mayo as a curative remedy. Guatemalans and the Spanish came sacred soil by the Native Americans In the April edition of People of A room off the sanctuary in the "This same spot where the cruci- to Chimayo .." Mountains and River before the Spanish came to the New God, the Santa Fe Archdiocesan New Mexico shrine contains the newspaper, Yzermans told the story "pozito," the little hole, containing ·i~oa~;o;;oo=;oc~~~=oiii:i:OC~iOC:M;;iXj;QCi:OCiOCiOC»i:MiiiOOi World. •'blessed earth, •• surrounded by ill ... oooooecocooooCICICII:IOOOCIOOCCICICOCIOOOCICII:tCICico~ Will Be Presenting a El Santuario de Chimayo, a small of the Santuario, which is located off adobe church with twin bell towel'S, the "high road to Taos," used by sdantos, crutches, andothermemor- GOOD FRIDAYAND EASTERSE.R .. ,.cES· 8 slide show presentation is located near the Santa Cruz river Indians in times past. abilia of pilgrims who attribute cura· · · '• • 8 FREE OF CHARGE against the backdrop of the Sangre The picturesque church, deco tive qualities to the dirt. de Cristo (Blood of Christ) Moun rated in an old Spanish tradition, has From a basis of fact came the most I tains in rural northern New Mexico. a special 6-foot crucifix over the prominent legend surrounding the ·~ On Alaska White Water altar, similar to a nearly 300-year Santuario, Yzermans said. Rafting Father Casimiro Roca, a Spanish old cross adorning another New The archives of the diocese of R priest in charge of the Santuario World shrine, the basilica at Es Durango, Mexico, saw how that a S H since 1954, said hundreds of quipulas in Guatemala. Guatemalan priest accompanied the Thursday, May 19 thousands ofpilgrims visit the shrine S~ ~ Yzermans said devotion to Our firstsettlerstotheChimayovalleyto ST MARK'S-ON-THE-MESA EPISCOPAL CHURCH yearly from Mexico, Canada, Asia serve as a missionary to the sur· ~ 431 RICHMOND PLACE NE S 7:30p.m. and Europe, as well as the United Lord of Esquipulas - the crucifix t•J~Illlf) is known as the "Black Christ" be ~~~~. 8 1lNf~ States. Thisu. nknownpriestwaskilledby (1 Blk. east of Girard, 1 Blk, South of Lomas) At The Mountains and Rivet Store Archbishop Robert Sanchez has cause of the dark hue given the bal iS 8 2320 Central SE sam wood icon over the centuries - the Indians and buried by the set- • Q d Frid § long been the most prominent Good tiers. From this point, Yzermans 00 S for more info c•ll 268-4876 Friday pilgrim to Chimayo • came to New Mexico with the early ay SI~Ilii~S settlers of the Chimayo Valley. said, begins the legend. He quotes § 8 II 11M This year, Sanchez gave his bles· from a booklet. published by the 8 Noon-1 p.m. Liturgy for Good friday 8 ------T~-1 sing and his participation to a new The Abeyta family Jived in the Sons of the Holy Family in 1982: ~ nearby Santa Cruz area throughout § annual event, springing from the "In 1810, the Santa Cruz river § S J4'Jlll) lly 2 () •••••• Santuario devotion. the 18th Century and had a spe.cial E . S • floodedandboththecrueifixandthe 21 S1l'I,1Jill)ll Y devotion to Our Lord ofEsquipulas. s as1 er entces § The prelate offered an outdoors body of the martyred priest were un- tl J)llNC~I~ A son of Bernardo Abeyta, a de MIJSif~ 50% mass at the Santuario Saturday, covered by the water. Some older 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. voted member of the Penitente Jay people who had known the priest I starting about 450 peace pilgrims on a trek. As a sign of healing and re· group, was baptized Tomas de Es while alive shouted: 'Miren, e1 quipulas and many subsequent T~w.E IFffi.£ 'JJ'ti1ffiill\J~ conciliation, the pilgrims took the Padre de Esquipulas,' ('Look, the Choral Eucharist at 9 and 11 a.m. 8 sacred soil from the Santuario to the Abeyta children were christened =-"'...... , ...... ,...... ~Q-J:>"'__.....o'" ...... ~...oo"'--~~..-co::S e JL&MlE 1rli~.£~ c1\..1 ID!B£M.£ JFIJ~'IT'®l1.ffi e birthplace of nuclear weapons, Los with the name ofEsquipulas or Jesus Off de Esquipulas. LOWER LEVEL Alamos. e JJJEIF!F IIDIDllD~®ill ffilERJ'IT' • In. 1814, .Bernardo Abeyta sue· e l1.£IlRffi IID&lL!E FINE ARTS ~ENTER "Few places in the United States cessfully petitioned the religious have been endowed with a wealth of hierarchy to have the shrine built. e day's elec 11 Estudiantcs por Ia Cultura tion. Names of organizations follow • Campus Committee for Human PEe Political Carrot the candidates they endorsed: Rights in Latin Amcnca For ASUNM president: • National Chicano Health Orga- The ASUNM Senate did their duty for the last time Wednesday Annette Hazen: nization when they held their final meeting. Now it's time for students to d~ • Presidential Scholar Club • Gay and Lesbian Student Union ours. Just because Dan Serrano finally approved the budget last week Ron Pacheco: • Arab Student Association doesn't mean we should automatically do the same when we vote II Student Veteran Association • Movimento Estudiantil Chica April 25 in the ASUNM General Election. • Kiva Club no de Aztlan Particularly deserving of scrutiny is the Popular Entertainment • Institute of Electrical and Elec- Neither AdrianArteche nor Leslie Committee. tronic Engineers Francis, both vice presidential PEC does little for the students at UNM. It has rarely provided • Tau Beta Pi candidates, were listed among the "~opular enter:tainment." Professional money-makers such as Big • Student Engineering Board endorsements. R1ver and Feylme do a much better job of providing entertainment • American Nuclear Society These students received the fol students want. As for the educational opportunity PEC supposedly • American Institute of Chemical lowing endorsements for Senate: offers students who want to learn about the entertainment industry it ----Commentary---- Engineers Tad Anderman: GLSU, Presiden is more an education in political patronage. ' • American Society of Mecha tial Scholars Fo;me.r PEC !=hairman Claren~e Montoya attributes his premature nical Engineers Sammy Assed: Arab Student termmat1on last year to an unwillingness to get out the vote for Dan • American Society of Civil En- Association, MEChA, Rainbow Serrano. On the other hand, Frank Parks was pushed through by the White House Misplaces History Texts, gineers Coalition determined President Serrano, who told the reluctant senate last John Schoeppner: .. Scott Caraway Charles Bertram: GLSU October, "Frank Parks is going to be my PEC chairman no matter what • UNM Spanish Club AI Carrillo: GLSU, MEChA Flunks Lesson in Maritime Freedom These tw~ youngsters, Lmdsay and Amanda, enjoy a picnic lunch at the duck pond on a any of you think." The chairmanship seems to be nothing more than a sunny sprmg afternoon. II UNM Rainbow Coalition Roger Holten: PSC 14-karat carrot the ASUNM president dangles before supporters. • UNM Karate Club John Krist: GLSU, NCHO, WASHINGTON- You expect not justice but a propaganda should be treated as a triVIality. We should refuse to pay for presidential plums with our fees. If a • Estudiantes Por La Cultura MEChA, Rainbow Coalition, Estu the unconventional from the forum. It was Woodrow Wilson's in president wants to pay a supporter, he can do it out of his own pocket. • Campus Committee for Human diantcs por Ia Cultura Reagan administration, and you But even if she is, the serious sistence on a radical view of free (By the way, how did you feel about the $520 Frank Parks paid with Rights in Latin America llyse Kusntz: PSC usually get it. But no departure ness of a plaintiff's case is not dom of the seas that led to U.S. your fees for two full-page ads defending his chairmanship?) The • American Indian Science and Joe Monge: PSC from custom has matched its usually !eft to the defendant to Serious Crime Rises in Albuquerque abuse has gotten out of hand. intervention in World War I. We Engineering Society David Proper:PSC, Estudiantes, handling of the Nicarguan har decide in his own interest. By We should fund PEC at a modest rate befitting its original purpose: asserted the right of American from 10 I cases in 1983 to 121 cases • National Chicano Health Orga Campus Committee for Human bor-mining issue. seeking to elude judgment, we Serious crime increased 5. 3 per none in 1984; 11 rapes in 1983 and to help student organizations find, finance and organize entertain citizens to travel unharmed on in 1984. nization Rights in Latin America, NCHO, From bases in El Salvador and seem to confess that we haven't cent in Albuquerque during March 21 in 1984; assault increased 23.3 ments for club events. We are not in the promotional big leagues and "unarmed'' merchant vessels Total serious crime increased • Gay and Lesbian Student Union Honduras, and from a U.S. ship a leg to stand on, legally 1984 as compared to March 1983. percent from 133 cases in 1983 to GLSU, ASA. MEChA cannot afford to pay for the dreams of those who would like to be. belonging to belligerent nations from 2,449 cases in March 1983 to • Movimento Estudiantil Chica Bert Shirley: NCHO, MEChA, at sea, insurgents backed, paid speaking. There was one murder in 1983 and 164in 1984; robberydecreascd 12.8 in wartime. 2,580 cases in March 1984; total no de Aztlan and possibly even supervised by Do we? Or has the Reagan percent from 94 cases in 1983 to 82 Rainbow Coalition accidents increased 12.3 percent • Arab Student Association the CIA have been mining administration been tainted by A few years earlier, the cry cases in 1984; burglary increased Anderman, Assed, Krist and from 1,066.in 1983to 1,197in 1984; Election Commission documents Nicaraguan harbors. "Remember the Maine!" be 8.8 percent from 581 cases in 1983 Shirley are write-in candidates. OWl arrests decreased 1 l.9 percent stated that presidential candidates The mines are small, designed came the yellow press war cry to 632 cases in 1984; larceny in The ASUNM General Election is ---Letters-- creased 2.1 percent from l ,528 from720 in 1983 to635 in 1984; and Leslie Mansfeild and Jim Sode rc- scheduled for April 25. to "wake up Lloyd's of london" leading to the Spanish-American OWl accidents decreased 16.3 per (i.e., force marine insurance war. And even long before that cases in 1983 to 1,560cases in 1984; cent from 116 in 1983 to97 in 1984. rates to prohibitive levels and the United States had asserted and auto theft increased 19.8 percent Grad Student Gets Timely Funds Informed Debate Urged dry up trade with the Managua Politics during our awn Civil War that a regime). More than half-a-dozen neutral power could be held In a three-day period, Helen her five-chapter dissertation on ships, including some offriendly . accountable for damage by Con Missile Defense Topic of Lecture Editor: conflict between the interest of m Lucero, part time assistant credit "Hispanic Weavers of North Cen registry, have been damaged. federate raiders to U.S. shipping, Today's Events and sales manager at the University tral New Mexico: Social/Historical the state and the autonomy of "Global Ballistic Missile De research affiliations at Harvard, The recent letters which have the individual is given thorough, When a provocative, possibly when those raiders were built or UNM Wladmflaa Club wiU meet <"r ,Jr. bama claims" against Britain. New Mealeo Wlortl People/&• Co-oJ IIKIII ogy at the University of New Mex National Laboratories, the Society phy and public policy with abor thors of' letters to the Lobo to protest; and Britain and France G""'P wlllmm at 7 p.m. In the SUB, Room 231-C, to northern New Mexico to photo More information is available at236-7$ll. ico tonight. of Sigma Xi and Phi Beta Kappa. Lucero, who is also working on graph and obtain more data from her tion have spurred me to offer an "bolster" their arguments. have done so. her doctoral dissertation at UNM, approach to the debate: There must be a history pook The 8 p.m. lecture will be pre 20 weaver participants. 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Noon 'til s 850 CORONADO CENTER • 883·3888 Pagt• 11, Nl'W MeXICO Dmly l.ohn, Apnl 19, l9H4 Page 9, New Mexico Daily Lobo, April !9, 1984 Arts Arts Magic of Tempest Draws Curtain on 83-84 Season Dance Company Thrives on New Mexico's Culture The multi-layered plot continue' It i·m 't often that theatergoers an· Alonso. the weak-willed King of George Kennison is proud to be a to swell t\li ist toward Naples. and a conclu dancer working in Albuquerque. tr~awd to Shakl·spcarc 's magical rricntal theater technique to arm the Santa Fe. Tickets for this benefit are with Kennison, Dam:antes members so's men: Trinculo, the king'sjester; include Marina Baden, Lee Connor, spirit character Ariel with seven and Stephano, a drunken butler. $5. "hdpl'r spirits" who :~ct as Oriental Eva Encinias and Alicia Perea. They encounter Caliban. woo him Tickets for the other perform· This finely-tuned group of dan ~tapt.' n1~magcrs. with "celestial liquor" and the three ances are $4 for the general admis· cers will be performing their second sion; for ~tudents 12 years or old Wlmt the helper~ become is as plot to destroy Prospero and seize $3 concert at the KiMo, following last er with current ID, senior citiCoach Emphasizes Defense, Conditioning BLOOMINGTON, !nd.IUP!J - ''They don't even have heaters in (school commitment, sil:k mntherl Knight's assiMants run rhe work and Sunday nights, Knight will Indoor Exhibition at Pit Cn<~ch Bobby Knight smd Wednes llf announce his 14-to-18 finalists day the rigorous conditions at the here," joked UCLA forward Kenny Memphis Stale, Charles High· outs on adjoining full courts. On By Jim Wiesen Fields, who began play Wednesday tower (ineligible) ofthc U.S. Armed Wednesday rooming, guards, f(lr Monday morning. The team then The indoor soccer contest is a first Li.S. Olympic basketball trials will must be reduced to a dozen by July in New Mexico. College soccer help his players adapt to the format with a sweatshirt under his jersey .. Services, Kenny Smith (wrist in wards and centers practiced in their About five years ago, indoor soc juty) of North Carolina and Len Bia~ respective groups. Players waiting 14. two weeks before the stillt of the coaches throughout the nation are of the Summer Games. Fields is one of four players to Summ<'r r,.,,t>, in Los Angeles. cer was introduced in the United gaining interest in indoor soccer. receive a late invitation to the trials. (school commitment) of Maryland. for the next practice session warm States via the Major Indoor Soccer Knight and his staff of 23 assis up on six surrounding baskets. Robertson says the game could be tants have assembled 72 players The others were: Blair Rasmussen of Wayman Tisdale, Oklahoma's Unlike previous Olympic years, League (MISL), Albuquerque soc added during the winter months to Oregon, Tim McCormick of Michi All-America forward, did not prac Like a general surveying his Knight has been given great freedom cer fans will get a taste of soccer, from which 12 ultimately will be allow soccer players to improve selected for the Olympics. gan and Antoine Carr, who spent tice Wednesday because of an troops, Knight at times is stationed in selecting the team. indoor style, Friday from 6 to 10 their skills and allow fans to attend last season in lm amateur Italian Achilles heel injury. Patrick Ewing, on scaffolding between the two main p.m. at University Arena. soccer matches with a roof over their The players, who went through league after finishing his college the All-America center of NCAA courts. "He'll present the slate he Four games will be played. The heads. the second day of practice Wednes career at Wichita State. champ Georgetown, worked out af· After four days of workouts, the wants,'' said Dave Gavitt, Big East. Lobos will play an Alumni squad at There is no admission charge for day, take part in morning and after Conference chairman and one of These bids stemmed from the ter being sidelined Tuesday night roster will be cut to about 30 with 7 and 9 p.m. Two youth teams from Friday's games and everyone is in noon drills as well as evening scrim because of sore knees. Saturday morning's expected . seven members on the Player Selec the Rio Grande Soccer Club will vited to attend. mages. withdrawal before the trials of six tion Committee. ''The Player Selec players: Sam Bowie (fear of leg in Knight said he might retain an in announcement. play at 6 and 8 p.m. "There will be something like tion Committee obviously has the A version of European "five-a jury) and Melvin Turpin (over jured player if he and his staff agreed Following double-headers at right to question but it is our inten eight games in 11 days at the Olym weight) of Kentucky, Keith Lee on his value. sold-out Assembly Hall Saturday side'' soccer, the 40-minute contests UNM Linkster pics," Knight said at an afternoon tion to give him the team he wants.'' (two 20 minute periods) will test news conference. ''They'll be play each athlete's offensive and defen ing at odd times and it's important sive skills more effectively than the Finishes Invite for them to get into the next game. If skills tested in the MISL, said Uni versity of New Mexico Soccer in Second Place some players look good in the morn Coach Craig Robertson. ing but not by evening then some Robertson, who coached UNM to others will come into the picture." Tina Tombs fired a one-under-par Knight emphasized that this is not When you need big favors a L0-3 record in its first year under 70 to take the individual title at the a time for instruction. varsity status, is opposed to the Lady Sun Devil Invitational Golf MISL brand of indoor soccer be Tournament Wednesday afternoon "What we simply try to do is not you ask good friends. cause the professional league util in Tempe, Ariz. just evaluate how they play but how izes boards that surround the playing Theresa Schreck, the University they fit in," he said. field similiar to a hockey rink. of New Mexico golfer who led the The coach, has stressed defense, Robertson prefers indoor soccer first two rounds, shot 75 in her final unselfishness and conditioning and Scon CarlJINJ'/ which docsn 't use boards, but rather round and finished two shots behind commended the performance of the Students of Edgar Cordoba's P.E. 173 class learn the finer points of kicking around a the same boundaries as in college Tombs. Shreck had shot 68 and 73 players thus far, soccer ball. basketball. the first two days. Robertson says he favors indoor UNM finished sixth in the tourna "They've worked very hard." he soccer without boards because it ment with a 924 total. Tulsa won the said. "They've come in and very highlights players' weaknesses and title with an 893 total, followed by simply there are a lot of players that resembles outdoor soccer- a host Arizona State 898, Stanford \\ant to make the team. They've Mets Edge Expos, Pirates Win game of finesse and speed with a 911, Oklahoma State 916 and Lamar paid attention and we've given them team concept. 916. some guidelines. We try to get them (UP!) - Wally Backman lined batter Pete Rose. Bryan Little forced downed Philadelphia 6-3, Atlanta Besides playing on a field with Three other Lobo golfers also to see what's going on, to be unsclf an 0-2 pitch for a two-out, bases Rose at second, but Tim Raines fol shaded St. Louis 5-4, St. Louis different dimensions, a few rule competed in the tournament. Debbie i~h and to help out. From a coaching loaded double in the ninth inning lowed by hitting a 1-1 pitch over the blanked Chicago 5-0 in the first changes will be made. Players will Wright shot 77-75-75-227, Kristi standpoint I like the things thcy'rz that drove in Darryl Strawberry and right-field fence to give the Expos a game of a doubleheader and San be allowed to shoot only from out Arrington 74-77-77-228 and Sarah doing." John Gibbons with the tying and 4-3 lead. Diego at San Francisco was rained side basketball's three-point line, a Hindi 84-84-85-253. The workouts have been held in winning runs Wednesday, helping New York went ahead 1·0 in the out. rule designed to protect goalies and The Lobos next play in the High the Indiana University Fieldhouse, a the New York Mets snap a four· first inning on a pop fly double to left At Pittsburgh, Tony Pena slam encourage quick passing. Also, Country Athletic Conference chilly airplane hanger of a building game losing streak with a 5-4 victory field by Backman and an RBI single throw•ins will be used in place of tournament at Fort Collins April24- next to modem Assembly Hall, the med a two-run home run, his second cornet kicks. over the Montreal Expos. to right by Keith Hernandez off homer in as many games, and Bill 26. basketball home of the Hoosiers. Backman hit his winning double Montreal starter Charlie Lea. Mon· Madlock had two RBI singles to to left field offrelievcr Gary Lucas, treal tied the score in the second on break the Pirates' six-game losing who replaced loser Jeff Reardon, 0· an RBI single by Tim Wallach. streak. Davis Lifts Mariners Over A's 5-4 I. Mets reliever Ed Lynch, who Montreal went ahead 2-1 in the UNM Golfers pitched two innings, won his first third when Raines hit a two-out dou At Cincinnati, Jerry Royster hit a two-out single in the lOth inning to Rookie AI Davis' two-out, ninth doubled into the left-field comer, decision of the season. ble and Dawson drove him home inning double scored Jack Perconte scoring Lansford with the tying run, To Meet Top Strawberry opened with a single with a single. But the Mets tied the score Dale Murphy from second base, lifting Atlanta and handing the with the winning run to give. the but Hancock was thrown out at the to right field off Reardon and stole score in the bottom of the third. Mariners aS-4 victory over the Oak plate to end the inning. Ranked Team second after Mookie Wilson and Backman reached on an error by Reds their fifth straight loss. Steve Bedrosian, 1·0, the fourth Atlanta land A's in Seattle Wednesday. Davis had doubled home Perconte Hubie Brooks flied out. Gibbons shortstop Argcnis Salazar, stole Perconte singled with one out off to give the Mariners a 1-0 lead in the The University of New Mexico then walked and Ron Hodges, who second and scored on George Fos· pitcher, worked the final two in· men's golf team will travel to Provo, nings to get the victory. Keith Atherton, 0-1. Bill Caudill, first. Murphy doubled home Donnie was pinchhitting for Lynch, also ter's double. who has three wins and three saves Hill, who had walked, in the fifth Utah this Friday and Saturday for the walked to load the bases. Lucas then New York went ahead 3-2 in the At Chicago, Joaquin Andujar in six games, came on to pitch for inning to tie the score 1-l. Cougar Classic at the Riverside relieved Reardon and allowed Back· bottom of the fourth inning when pitched a five-hit shutout and David Oakland with two out and Davis Country Club in Provo. Top-ranked man· s decisive hit. Hubie Brooks hit a solo homer to left Green drove in three tuns with a slammed his third double of the In the Seattle fifth, Perconte and Brigham Young is the host for the New York led 3-2 going into the field. li was the third baseman's two-run homer and a single to spark game for the winning run. Phil Bradley singled. AI Davis then 54-hole tournament that includes 18 top of the seventh when Mcts starter second homer of the year. the Cardinals to their fourth straight The A's trailed 4-1 going into the whipped a doubleinto the right·field teams. Walt Terrell, 2-1, walked leadoff In other games, Pittsburgh victory. eighth inning but Dwayne Murphy comer, scoring two runs. An inten The Lobos will play 36 holes on doubled and Bruce Bochte singled to tional walk to Pat Putnam and an Friday and 18 Saturday with five of chase Mariners starter Bob Stod infield single by Steve Henderson the top six scores being used to de dard. Carney Lansford greeted Mike loaded the bases. Oakland starter tcnnine a team total. Making the trip Stanton with a single, scoring Mur Larry Soren'son then walked Dave forUNM will be Don Hurter, Mark phy, and Mike Davis singled to load Henderson, forcing in Davis to Wurtz, John Kienle, J.B. Snevc and the bases. make it 4-1. Dave Waszak. Spring is here A fielder's choice by Gary Han In another day game, Toronto rip Last weekend, the UNM junior cock scored Bochte. Mike Heath ped Baltimore 7-1. varsity, led by Philip Chun 's 70 won the New Mexico Highlands lnvita· tiona!. Chun took individual honors and it's time to go camping! beating Highland's Steve Archibe que in a two-hole playoff. The Lobo team carded a winning total of 291, We have light-weight equipment followed by Highlands at308, New Daily Lobo Mexico Tech at 340 and the College from Jansport, Sierra Designs, of Santa Fe at 360. Individually for UNM, Matt Jack lassified son had a 72, Charles Burt 74, Ron Wilderness Experience, Sierra West Castillo 75 and Jim Brazen 79. The next competition for the ____ and many others. men's varsity will be May 3-5 at the When you ask good Advertising Western Athletic Conference Cham· friends for a favor, you know pion ships in Salt Lake City. what they're going to say. So you tell them you're moving 17¢ per word per day or again and then wait for the Spring Social !.,rroans to ~top. They may not BDI'I'ALO 12¢ per word per day if run like the idea, but you know Set for Athletes they're going to be there. five or more consecutive days. When vou're finh;hed, these Deadline is 1:00 p.m. of the day All senior lettermen (men and peopk; <11'l' go in!-{ to de:;erve !UDIBS women) are invited to attend the something special. Tonight, annual Lcucrmcn' s Association prior to the date of insertion. Spring Social on Friday. April 27 let it be Liiwt•nbrau. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. thru Sat. from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hodgin Hall. 3809 Central NE • 266-2876 free drlnks and hon; d'ocuvrcs 131 Marron Hall will be served. Call 277-SROX for more informatinn. 1'.1pt~ 12, New Mexico Daily Lobo, April llJ, IIJK4
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