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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 1970 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. higher prices in the University the know ledge or consent of the UNM leads us to question very seriously the r-- -· ) area-would you prefer all stores YD's. validity of similar elect.i.ons on other --~--- "'-~ having the same prices? The number Our disapproval of the so-called campuses. We feel that the procedures NEW of cars and cycles in the "student "mock election" is based on some used in initiating this "mock election" ghetto" hint that most students, if clearly discernible irregularities. First will result in predetermined outcome they choose, can go to stores with of all the extreme short notice and the favoring whomever is conducting this i lower prices. attempt to misrepresent our club as cheap publicity trick. : Most unfortunately you appear sponsors of a rather dubious election. The UNM YD's would like to state I .: MEXICO unable to understand any person who Secondly on Monday night an Andy unequivocally that we stand ready I doesn't endorse without reservation Carter representative approached our and willing to meet with the Young your every utterance. Worst of all you club with an after-the-fact invitation Republicans and the Young New I 1 have no sense of humor. to sponsor a mock election. Our Mexican Independents as well as I : Amendment Sought by Will ' ! T. Truske membership declined to participate in representatives of the People's . ! ~ Letters: an election where Carter's Constitutional Party, and any other I : Mock Election "Mock" representative failed to specify polling groups wishing to hold mock To Recall Elected Officials Hacks The Lobo To the Editor: place, pollster and polling hours elections. We would like to establish A petition seeking an emergency tends to substitute partisanship for To the Editor: We would like to inform the UNM which were agreeable to all concerned polling places and polling hours" amendment to the ASUNM the continuing search for truth and After reading The Lobo for several student body that the "mock" parties. In particular we objected to agreeable to all pru·ties and objective Constitution to allow the recall of in fact has a chilling effect on the years with its continuing presentation election as announced in Monday's being presented with a "set up" supervision of the election. We would elected officials with "the ultimate search for truth." of biased and frequently narrow Lobo is in error. The Young election in which our only level of eagerly look forward to this type of goal of seeking the recall of all The amendment is necessary minded views, I have several reactions Democrats (YD) are not sponsors of participation was coerced consent and election since it would be truly I, AS UNM elected officials" will be because neither the current ASUN~ to your paper and those who support any "mock election." The article was approval of voting results. represen.tative rather than the filed with Student Court today. Constitution nor the State its views. prematurely submitted by Andy The method by which we were mockery we are presented with. Constitution (which is supreme) Fred Will, NSA coordinator, who currently provides for the recall of Why do you insult rational readers Carter's campus coordinator without approached for this "mock election" Ruben P. Lopez is the originator of the petition said with y·our replays of the college elected officials. ·@)?.ffi~~71M1Z 5J!V.P!t:tro he is seeking the recall amendment press's tract-like syndicated pap? because "many students feel that The text of the amendment Objections to the (you feel) enforced "•· 19~0ffi£~62..105T- student government this year is not petition is as follows: establishment standards might have representative" of the student body. "We the undersigned concerned some basis, but you show no studentsjconcemed members of ::~._::]~:::_·;~:.::;::·;!:;:.::::""·:·':"c%."~""--"1!!!! Will said if the recall is ultimately consideration for non-radicals who -.. "'·'"'"'·"'':~,,,;.:,:<. .. • ....• ·.·:. :- ... ·N~., ..• " ...,~ •.. ;;, ,,... ,.,.:;:::·::z;{:..:;;}. ASUNM propose the following are unreasonably forced to accept the approved by the student body every emergency amendment to the results of your demands. elected official, including himself, ASUNM Constitution: While you demean an would be removed from office. His Recall Election Procedures: administration for failing to bring this slogan for the campaign is "get the 1) A recall election may be country together you cannonize fat out," he added. initiated by any ASUNM mc~mber in radical demagogues who preach ASUNM Vice Pr0sident Frank good standing. A petition bearing the violPnt dissent. You think nothing of Lihn said Will's campaign was signatures equal to one-third of the tht• wasi.l' of money involved in primarily started b0cause "he (Will) students voting in the previous shuttin~ down a university, senseless knows that there is some talk of governmental election is necessru-y w destruction of property, or blowing impeaching him for violation of begin recall procedures. Petitions money on drugs and then talk about University rules and for his refusal to shall be turned in to the Student doing "good" with the money saved say how he is spending NSA funds as Court. To begin the recall procedure by not having Homecoming, a small required by ASUNM rules." a student shall notify the Student amount compared to the waste last The specific rule Lihn was Court of the official whose recall he year. referring to is the Regents' statement is seeking. From the date Perhaps your desire to be less of policy against any member of the notification is given to the Court unlike those who haven't had your University taking a political stand three weeks shall be allowed to advantages, so you won't feel as guilty and claiming he talks for the obtain the necessary signatures. at school, causes you to force University. The Regents policy 2) Any elected ASUNM official imaginary repression on yourselves statement reads: may be recalled. (the "student ghetto"). Through your "In order to assure its autonomy 3) Upon completion of all myopia you wail about stores having and integrity, this University shall requirements stated above a special not be an instrument of partisan recall election must be held within political action. The expression of two weeks. If more than 50 percent (Editor's note: The following is the Lobo Jlhotos by Chuck Feil political opinions and viewpoints will of the students voting in a recall third in a four-part series dealing with Analysis: In a tracery of ladders, support be those of the individual and not of election vote to recall an official he the struggle between the Canadian beams and pipework, workmen lay the University institutionally. The shall be removed from office. Fortress cinderblock for the second story walls government and the Front de of the new modern language official adoption of any political 4. Interim officers shall be Liberation du Quebec (FLQ). The department office and classroom position institutionally, whether appointed at the discretion of the Lobo is printing this series in the hope War Measures Act Repeals building on Zimmerman Field. favored by a majority or minority, President of the University." that it will lead to a better understanding of the reasons behind the murder of a Canadian government Freedom of Press, Assembly Demonstrators Stone Nixon at California_Rally official, and the kidnapping of British. that which declares "le Front de Once a citizen is arrested for any of Diplomat James Cross. We feel that Liberation du Quebec (FLQ) or any these various offenses, he may be held Eggs, Rocks, Bottles Hurled at President After San Jose Speech other news media have not given the group of persons or associations that by police for up to 21 days before he By NORMAN KEMPSTER the Westem White House in nearby mostly students from San Jose State wo,~d-V?TE<' . . . FLQ's side of the Canadian struggle. advocate the use of force or the is formally charged with any crime. SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI)- San Clemente, he said through College who formed at the campus Theyre fightmg m VIetnam so (This article is an analysis of the commission of crime as a means of or The state can also detain him for as It is becoming increasingly clear Shouting demonstrators hurled eggs, Ziegler that the incident did not ru1d walked to the auditorium about that . those you_ng men. who are War Measures Act, and what it means as an aid in accomplishing long as 90 days without bail until a that the tactics legitimized by the War rocks and bottles at PrPsident Nixon overly disturb him but he thought eight blocks away. A few of the outside sho~tmg their ?bscel?-e to people living in Canada.) governmental change within Canada" judge may assign a court date for his Measures Act are being used not Thursday night in th<' most violent that typt• of action was disgraceful. demonstrators were unemployed sl?gans wont have to ~,1gh~ m By DENNIS ANTHONY to be an "unlawful association." In a trial. As well as cancelling the normal simply to stamp out terrorist protest he has faePd since taking Nixon said he did not want it to aerospace workers. VIetnam or anywhere else, Nuwn News Analysis society based upon some kind of arrest and trial procedures, the activities, but to crush a movement. offic0. refleet 011 the young people of One sign in the sea of placards told the cro;vd. . , . WASHINGTON (CPS)- An order, this provision in itself might be emergency power regulations allow The regulations imposed in Canada ,. Police arn•stPd at least four of the California because it did not read '"engineers want wages, not ''It was JUSt hk~. Ca~acas, ?m? insurrection has existed in Canada considered, however correctly or police to search without warrant "any serve the government in two " BOO d0monstrators who eonfrontt•d repn•sent thP youth of the state nor welfare." . . . . Rosem;rry W~ods, N1x_on s lm:g·tl.~10 since Oct. 15. incorrectly, justifiable to most premises, place, vehicle, vessel or important ways. First and most lh<' Prc>sidcnt's s<~dan both as he the country. The cro\>vd msidP the auditomun p~rsonal secretary. She was .with It seems to matter little how many non-members of such a group. But the aircraft" which they feel might obviously, it allows the government to enterPd and left an auditorium whPre Thl' dPmonstration oeeurred at was chc0ring and fri£mdly. but the N_Lxon when, !:s the l~tc Pn~s~dent people are involved in that "crime" of membership is taken to an contain property to be used in arrest and silence those who it feels hP addressed 6 000 enthusiastic the end of a cross-country campaign demonstrators kept up thPir shouts E1senhower's VICe Presi?ent, his car insurrection; what seems to matter is extreme. promoting illegal acts. That property are an immediate threat. But by also i supporters. 'I'lm violene<' broke out jaunt for GOP candidates Thursday throughout Nixon's 2.5-minute was attacked .by scr~ammg mob;; on that the Canadian government sees a It is not only now a crime to be a may also be seized and held without cancelling the civil liberties of all I as h0 left. that took the PrPsident to Illinois, speech. a South ·'7-me~ICan tnp. . threat to the normally orderly member of the FLQ, but also illegal warrant for 90 days. Canadians, it creates an atmosphere of Eggs, rocks, and bottles struck Minnesota, Nebraska and then to his At one point, he told the audience I~ his San Jose. st_op, NIX~n "to act as an officer" of the group, to In Canada, then, there is presently fear, hostility and confusion ii windows of the presid~nt'~ limousine home state of California. to answer the protesters' obscenities predicted" that the.natmn R eco~?mic It was terrorists who kidnapped communicate "statements on behalf no freedom of speech, no freedom of throughout the country. The II as he left the aud1tonum. Sen. Police said the demonstrators were with "the most powerful four-letter troubles ar~ com1!1g to an end and two men, but it was the Canadian of or a!> a representative of" the FLQ, government, of course, has tried to II George Murphy, R-Calif. and Gov. r~pe.ated his claim th.at ~e was government. . . which cancelled all to advocate or promote "the unlawful Canadians should not become "so channel this hostility toward the Ronald Reagan were riding with the wmdmg ~own the war ~n V1~tnam. acts, aims, principles or policies," and civil liberties in that obsessed by what the government separatists and their sympathizers. President in the completely closed J H F d G •1 He attnbuted the natwn's Jobless contribute "anything as dues" to such I vehicle. Ullt OUll Ul ty rate to the ~ransition from a 'Yartime country" -Dennis Anthony Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau ane an organization, and to advocate', has done today in response to A secret service agent who was to a peacetime economy, an 1ssue of terrorism that they forget the appealed to all Canadians "not to promote or engage in "the use of force become so obsessed by what the riding in the sedan said several UNM student Jane Hunt was grade letter to a drop-add slip prime importance to California administration of the duties which the of the commission of criminal opening play in this vicious government has done today in objects hit the windows. found guilty of falsifying "an last spring. where aerospace layoffs have been Canadian people empowered it to offenses as a means of accomplishing a game"-Trudeau response to terrorism that they forget Other agents following the official record" but the normal Hunt was put on disciplinary heavy. perform, and has taken the most governmental change." the opening play in this vicious game. presidential limousine in a one-year suspension penalty for suspension until the end of the "The question is not ending the extreme measures at its disposal to The regulations also provide that "a assembly, no freedom of the press and That play was taken by the convertible were struck by objects. ~ the infraction was suspended by .1970-71 academic year but the war," the President said. "T~e eliminate that threat, which it has peace officer may arrest without little protection of private and public revolutionaries; they chose to use One agent tumbled from the security li t h e S u b c o m m i t tee on action will be wiped from her q~estion is ending a war that w1ll termed an "insurrection." warrant a person" who he has reason property. bombing, murder and kidnapping." car and suffered a leg injury. Ji Falsification of Records (SFR) record at that time. discourage those who would make · Four windows were broken on a §I yesterday. The decision, released last another war and thereby have a full The Canadian War Measures Act is to suspect is a "member or professes tt should be obvious that political This statement was made as if the the basis for the enactment of the to be a member of the unlawful kidnappings and assasinations can enactment of the War Measures Act bus carrying Nixon guests and White II The SFR re-heard Hunt's case night by SFR. Chairman William generation of peace for America." Regulations to Provide Emergency association, or a person who he has never be prevented by suspending the was the only possible alternative at House aides, showering some of ij Tuesday night. The re-hearing Huber, said the action would be --.15arlhn--ffi--the day, President Powers for the Preservation of Public reason to suspect has committed, is civil· liberties of all citizens · of a the government's. disposal, when it them with glass. 1 came after Student Standards entered on Hunt's official record Nix 0 n, w h 0 beat Hubert H. Order in Canada. The general purpose committing or is about to commit." country and imprisoning large :should be obvious that other, less Presidential Press Secretary Ron ~ Committee heard an appeal from until the end of the school year Humphrey to the White House in of these regulations is to suspend the any of the crimes stated in the numbers of others. Until everyone is drastic measures might have been ZieglersaidNixontoldhimlaterthat I Hunt and returned the case to and "unless revoked, all 1968, campaigned against his old civil liberties of all Canadians so the regul1,1.tions. Besides the crimes imprisoned, there will always be the used. what appeared to be an eggbrushed ~ SFR charging the subcommittee reference to this action shall be rival's bid to return to the Senate. government may more easily isolate . already described here, the new laws by the President's face. ~iegler sa~d a ~ with procedural deficiencies. removed from her record at that R possibility that such crimes wfil be It was terrorists who kidnapped Then Nixon, on a cross-country and imprison those w):wm it sees. as a created under the War Measures Act committed. If this is accepted, there two men, but it was the Canadian secret servicemabn ttold hm111 thel'object I H Thte f?lutr-mfen~be~ SFtRl efoulnde .timiei~·r: counsel BI'll PI'clrens sal'd ~-j campaign Blitz.. to elect a Congress -threat. also· make it illegal to attend meetings · was not an egg u · a sma roc~. g; un gm ·y o signmg 1 nan· - .- ~ · must be other reasons for the tactics government, not terrorists, which which will S).lpport him next The most obvious aJ.id expected . and public speaking in connection After the President arrived at El ~ of David King, physics he had "no indication" from I now being employed by the Canadian cancelled all civil liberties in that Tuesday, flew on to Omaha, Neb. provision of the em~rgency powers is with the FLQ. governme~t. country. Toro Marine Air Station en route to I departmei1t professor, and a Hunt to seek a further appeal. ~ Friday, October 30, 1970 .. ------·-·-- ~------·---~-.----...... ----· f 1$ SNEA Proposes Creation r CAMPUS BRKEF§ I Of Tri'-Cultural Approach Phi Beta Lambda Self Hypnosis close the street "to eliminate Business education majors and The Community College, through traffic, which is pretty two-year secretarial students are division of Continuing Education, heavy there," The traffic now Reprinted From minor effort in comparison for invited to the next meeting of Phi is offering a six-week course in . interferes with the numerous NMSU Round Up what has to be done." Beta Lambda Saturday, Oct. 31 at self-hypnosis beginning Nov. 9, pedestrians in the area during class Student educators, meeting at ·Thomas added, "We have more 9 a.m. in the coffee shop of the The class is limited to 20 and the changes. NMSU Oct. 7, resolved to create a questions than answers at the Desert Sands motel. Breakfast is fee for the course is $30, One barricade will be placed tri-cultural approach to education present time." optional. Classes are held in the across the end of Terrace, where it in New Mexico's universities. Approximately 100 faculty and continuing education building, 805 meets Ash Street. Another Gloria Cruz, president of the students attended the session, Friday Nigh't Dance Yale N.E, as will registration. barricade will block off the street Student National Educational designed to bring about "The Soldier'' will play at a even with the north curb of the Association ( SNEA), told the educational reform. dance in the Union ballroom from alley behind Mitchell Hall, leaving gathering "a university that is Discussion periods centered on 8 p.m. to midnight. The dance is Sttcet Closing the alley open to traffic from sitting right in the middle of three the educational problems of the sponsored by the Student Nurses Terrace St. between Mitchell Terrace. cultures and does not have a Chicanos and blacks at NMSU. Association Admission is 75c or $1 and Ortega Halls will be cross·cultural education program, Hardy Murphy, president of the per couple. Letting Go permanently closed to traffic Letting Go, a new student is failing." She added, "I think that Black Students Organization beginning Monday, Nov. 9. organization, will hold a we should have bi-lingual (BSO ), asked the administration Rock Show Sherman Smith, vice president education in the state of New why it could not recruit black ·A rock show sponsored by the humanistic group experience for administration and tonight at 8 in conjunction with Mexico." professors to teach the culture of Chicano Studies Center will be held development, said Campus NMSU President Gerald Thomas the Negro to NMSU students. on the Mall this afternoon at 2. the Free University at the Honors Planning Committee decided to Center, room "G." said, "There is a need here and we "You're talking about are presently looking ~nto the people-to-people relationships cross-cultural education program. when you talk about education," Every department is presently said Murphy. "We need the showing more effort than I had teachers to teach black culture." originally expected, but it is still a Los Chieano President Pablo NEWS Vigil presented three pmposals QUIVIRA ~~~~ from the Chicano students. GSC Committee Vigil also called for tuition rates and entrance requirements to be Studies Feasibility lowered for students with Spanish UTERARY CRITIC~SMS surnames. 0-f MUS Degree 20th Century Views Graduate Student Council (GSC) last night approved the creation of an ad hoc committee, To present the best contemporary chaired by Pete Hartley of the critical opinions on major authors American studies department, to study possibilities of graduate with a 20th century perspective. degrees in the university studies Repair & :l!aintcnan('c field. The idea of a graduate degree in on all foreign cars We have Byron to Robert Frost to Tolstoy. general university studies (MUS) was met with interest and approval 'Joreign Car Specialisls 20th Century Interpretations Of by the council. Hartley was encouraged by the council 333 Wyoming Bh·d. ~I' the best modern commentary on great members to investigate the 265·5901 Free Estimates establishment of such a graduate works of literature, with complete analysis. degree. We hove from Haml~t to The Great Gatsby. Hartley said, "The idea isn't as New Mexico Lobo Vol. 74 No. 36 NOW OPEN AT 2128 Central, S.E. revolutionary as it sounds. Many large universities have such Box 20, University P.O., UNM, programs in which graduate credit can be obtained without actually Albuquerque, N.M., 87106 attending classes. In some places Editorial Phone ( 505) 277-·H 02, 277-4202 this lets a student get a masters or doctorate in a field he creates for The New l\f exico Lobo is himself." ' published daily every regular week or the University year by the Board The ad hoc committee headed of Student Publieations or the by Hartley will investigate Ass nciated Students or the possibilities, compare UNM with Univ<'rsity of New Mexico, and is not financially associated with other schools and suggest more UNl\1, Printed by the UNM Printing formal action to be taken by the Plant with second class postage paid GSC. at Albuquerque, New Mexico, Zales Alreadv Low s~ A bill approving monies for this 87106, SubseripUcm rate is S7 for the academic year. semester's graduate student party The opinions expressed on the was also approved by the Council. editorial pages of The Lobo are Remintton The party, which was considered those or the author solely. Portable Unsigned opinion is that o( th<' by most council members to have editorial board of The Lobo. been an "overwhelming" success Nothing necessarily represents the last year, has tentatively been views of the Assoeiatl'd Students or 88 the University of New Mexico, ~onl:34 planned for Nov. 13. .. GIRLS
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't'ltl ;./" State Election Race Lacks Any Focal Point CSF Summer Grad Program Ends ~ft -1 The summer graduate program administration, finances, class size $3400 in 1969, which was covered '70 Campaign: No Issues, Little Personality on the College of Santa Fe (CSF) and library resources. by CSF, and a 1970 deficit of ~~~~} campus, a two-year experiment, Enrollment, about 52 students $6507, shared by UNM and CSF. By DON BURGE Salazar, largely because he is a Speaker of the House-and the fact margins. Both Republican Try Our GRINDERS - Fine has ended and will not be each summer, was "far below" These figures do not include the It has been a campaign without better speaker than either King or that he is better known. In a state candidates are incumbents and l~eliaR SaRdwiches continued. estimates based on advance cost of administering the program issues and with very little Domenici, has been able to obtain a primarily controlled by legislative have kept constantly in touch with I liD Harvard S,E. 243-6369 The faculty accepted a Graduate surveys. "The result," said the by the Graduate School and personality. reasonable amount of news politics, King should have a better the voters through use of Committee recommendation report, "was that some classes had Registrar's offices here. Unlike the New Mexico primary coverage-though nowhere near than even chance of getting his newsletters and questionnaires. Tuesday not to renew the program. to be conducted with only three or Wayne Moellenberg, assistant campaign a few months ago the the amount given his major programs enacted while Domenici Previous Democratic holders of the The recommendation listed four students." dean of the graduate school, said general election campaign in the opponents. Salazar is also more would probably suffer at least two House seats almost always ii~e JUirGt Jjnlteb problems of advisement, Another result was a deficit of the program originated in response state lacks any. focal point. The capable in explaining his proposed some initial pains, particularly if ignored the voters and as a result it to a suggestion from CSF. "The candidates for the most pat't have programs than either Domenici or the legislature remains in control of appears the voters will now ignore 'iii ,. ., f~ re.ebptedan idea came from teachers in Santa said the same thing, spoken to the King. the Democrats as it is expected to the Democrats for the two seats. H 1 "llhurch FUN FUN Fe who needed courses in same people and evincec! the same Whereas Domenici sounds like a be. Therefore, in District 1 it is { F. ;m ~ ~ •. (Jpuartrr,a education," he said. Of the eight ho·hum response. slick young lawyer-he is-and But if there has been little in the Manuel Lujan over Fabian Chavez § 1 Worship Service 9!30 OKIE'S courses offered in 1969, four were Most of the rhetoric in the King sounds like a farmer-he way of issues in the governor's race and in District 2 Ed Foreman over t§ _&. ll:OO ifinuugr & in education, and six of the 10 gubernatorial primary last Spring is-Salazar presents a forceful there has been even less in the other Harold Runnels. Co/lege Club courses this year were in education. centered around UNM, the student image which compels people to major races. listen. Unfortunately for Salazar Thursday, 7:30 p.m. lOc BEER illnuutry 1i-1i-(Jl)ur Other courses were offered in strike and what each candidate In the three-way race for the BE DIFFERENT English and history. that won't be enough. New Mexico Westminster Building Every Wed, 5-6 PM 905 Yale SE Senate sometime liberal incumbant The Graduate Committee's voters are not prepared to shuck Democrat Joseph Montoya has SEND D!STnKTIVf CHRI5TMAS lETTER HEADS WITH A PER~ONAL GKEET!NG A Grc>al Plar<' to Eal report said, "One of the greatest off the major parties in favor of a been satisfied with calling Nursery Available Pizza Slices 15¢ and 1Jri11k,wl!at nwrr problems during the first summer new, untried image. M<:>ty ~lien rnt~lfllllcl Republican challenger Anderson 11:; 1l '{'n•r,>l ~if 823 Copper Ave. NE at Locust NE Dancing Every Nite can we .~ny? was the lack of academic U Student Larry Stutz The governors race, therefore, Carter a bigot while Carter has ~-6~·Y;~l 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. counseling available to students." shapes up as a contest between centered his campaign around Central at Universily rtl{'rrda)' This year an advisor was sent to the King and Domenici. On the issues Montoya's "big spending." Both FUN FUN H mwr rf' allimn~<·r CSF campus a month before the two candidates offer little that have ignored PCP candidate 85c registration and stayed there Runs /or County Sherif} is different. Domenici has William Higgs who terms each of during registration. Also, a UNM "I don't know how many women, Indians and any group that campaigned that the crime them bigots and anti-minority Attention International faculty advisor spent the summer deputies I can appoint. It really considers themselves a cultural problem in New Mexico is soaring candidates. (The entire PCP on the campus in Santa Fe. But doesn't matter. But on Nov. 11 go group." Wher>. asked about the at a rate nearly double that of the campaign has been built around kopy korner without access to advisors and to the polls and write-in Larry likelihood of a deputy arresting charges the state and country is Students and Language High Speed XEROX COPIES-Be-No Limit deans in their specific areas, the Stutz for county sheriff." one of his cultural fellows, Stutz controlled by racists.) special rates for dissertolions-required paper supplied free report said, "students continued to Stutz, 24-year-old Air Force answered only that he would Montoya has been involved in Groups! other locations in Winrock c'enler, experience difficulty in their veteran and UNM student, "direct energy toward building a state politics for 30 years, and is SIMMS BUILDING Nationol Building & 120 Madeira NE academic planning." generally well-liked but could be 247-4406...., continued, "If I were sheriff, I'd be sense of unity in these areas so we You invited to join the INTERNATIONAL STUDY GROUP. The report also termed library in a position to protect the people won't have that problem." beaten because he has a tendency are resources on the CSF campus This is a chance to meet with other International students for fel from the police. "I'm a state resident, over 21 to ignore the state except at inadequate, even though the He said George Kimball, election time. Many of the lowship, fun, and thought provoking classes. The International administration there was and can read and write and handle a Committed to Excellance "another freak" who's running for gun," Stutz said. programs which benefit New Study Group meets at the Youth Center of the First Baptist cooperative in ordering books and sheriff in Lawrence, Kan., inspired Mexico and for which he claims In Government periodicals recommended by UNM credit are in fact programs initiated Church, 123 Broadway, SE on Sunday mornings at 9:30. For free Stutz to seek election. · 255-9646; faculty. A spokesman for the Bernalillo or overseen by the state's other transportation call Mrs. W. B. Maxson, Mr. and Mrs. ------County sheriff's office said there Incense 11 King Democratic Senator Clinton Hollis Schulz, 255-0139; or the First Baptist Church, 247-3611. Incumbency is not to be are now 28 patrol deputies in the Anderson. confused with recumbency. county. Leather Goods ] would do about (not for) the Carter also has legislative U.N.M. The other candidates in the University if he were nominated experience serving for eight years Graduate county sheriff's race are incumbent Taos Moccasins ] and elected. But the University as in the legislature as a Democrat. In COLOR SPECIAL Red Dow, Democrat; Lester Hay, an issue quickly passed into the 1961, however, he joined the Republican; Ambracio Gonzales, Beadwork back ground once the primaries Republican Party because the People's Constitutional Party. were d<'cided. Democratic Party didn't fit in with DEMOCRAT Stutz officially announced his Sinct' Uwn the gubernatorial his conservative philosophy. Since write-in candidacy Tuesday night Plaza Printorosa ] race has centered awund the two then he has managed Barry major cancl idatps--Hepublican Pete Goldwater's abortive 1964 $19.50 at an SDS meeting. Established S.E. Corner Old Town Plaza presidential try in the state and in media representatives-Albuq· Dome n ici and Democrat Bruce King. Both hav<' campaigned that national av<>rnge. Part of the reason 1968 was a Ronald Rl'agan backer. uerq ue Tribune, Albuquerque 10% Discount with UNM ID for this, Domenici says, is beeause In 1966 he ran against Anderson Journal, Albuquerque News, tht>V are for industrial j ; ' -~- ,, • • dewiopment, against crime and the Democratic controlll'd stale and was beaten by 16,000 votes. KOAT-TV and KGGM·TV-wen• legislature has until this year Carter has also had the bt•nefit of asked to attend the "press pollution and !itt!<> else. The University can have a voice. For a while the governor's race rl'fusPd to establish <•nough high-level national Republican FUN conference" but none of them did. judg<>ships to handle the problem. support with Vice President Spiro To a chorus of "right ons", the wa~ liVt>!ll'd up when the Peopll''s Contitutional Party (PCP) SUC'd to King countPrs, howevl'r, that Agnew visiting the state in AND "people's candidate" attributed olympia Domt•nici served for five y!'ars on September and with President the media's failure to respond to win a place on the ballot and when FELLOWSHIP John Salazar formed his own the Albuquerque City Commission Nixon coming to town to boost the fact that "only rich people get and did little to support thl' city his campaign tomorrow. Nixon's news coverage in America. They RestauRant Indl:'pendent Nt>w Mexican Party f:,oooooC)OCOOOC::ICIClC Selected Pope rboc ks, ~ Price OOOOQCCX)QOOOOoooj (INMP) to fight against what he police in ,upgrading their visit is a necessity to the sagging probably thought it was a prank." department. Carter campaign but it will But Stutz went ahead and & terms the failure of the two major lounqe parties to do anything whf.'n they On the other issues, pollution, probably not be enough to put enumerated his platform planlts. employment, developmt•nt, both him over the top. "If elected I will enforce just laws." 4110 Edith N.E. had a chance. But, partly because of a lack of have presented much the same U n I ike the governor and However, in an interview with the Daily Specials program and both are probably senatorial races which look now Lobo on Monday, Stutz said, "I funds and partly because of • brc"kfmt mistreatment or no treatment in equally capable in solving the like Democratic victories, the two plan to enforce the law equally." state's problems. King, however, races for the House of What about busting someone for • lunch the commercial news media, the • dinner PCP and their gubernatorial has the edge, because of his Representatives will both go to the a couple of joints? "I would project legislative service-six years as Republicans-probably by 2·1 that if I'm elected, there would be candidate Wilfreda Sedillo almost very few marijuana busts during immediately faded into the Sweatshirts, $1 up my term. What I want to do is CjR€€K background once their place on the emphasize a crackdown on the ballot was assured. The INMP has \Vhat happens at Agora? problems of heroin and theft in the btnneRs fared a little better. community. Most thefts are a appetizers e dinners The trained student volunteers: result of addicts in need of money e salads e desserts Fr. Passelecq A ford ope." Sympathi1c, Foreign Books-French, A sheriff's office spokesman Served from 5 p.m. on Fr. Paul Georges Passelecq will Used Hardbacks stated as far as he knows there are speak on the problem of peace no county ordinances pertaining to Also Steaks, Chops and between Israel and the Arabs G Question, drug possession. Seafood tonight at 8 in geology 122. A Benedictine monk from Clarify, 4 jMn. to 12 midnight Portuguese and Spanish Another campaign promise is Hout5: Mon.-Thurs., 7 o.m.·8 p.m. representation in the deputy ranks Mared Sous, Belgium, Fr. All Under $2 Fri.&. Sat., 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Passelecq recently returned from a 0 of all cultural groups-"chicanos, 344·4172 Cwner & chef John E. 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Sports g;:-~. J's BARBER Vote Lenton Malry Lobo Picks • • • ,wu~ ® SHOP ili~T compliment your features Pi Kappa Alpha defended its half when the Pike defense held off with the R.offler style cut Don Burge Roger Andy Paul Defensive Backs intramural football championship a Sig drive with four plays A Proven Friend and Ruvolo Garmezy Fleck yesterday with a 13-0 victory over 102 Richmond NE 255-5784 Sigma Chi. remaining. The final score came on Michael Blake (24·10) (24·10) (21·13) a last play surprise j)ass from of the University (25·9) The Pikes, who have made Conway to Bob Ortiz, who made a winning the championship a great catch in. the end zone. TWO LOCATIONS: Get Miner Test tradition over the last five years, Conway threw to Tom Miller for 518 CENTRAl S.W. AlSO New Mexico at UT,EP NM, 28·27' NM, 27·14 NM, 34-30 NM, 35·28 The Lobos will hopefully have used the passing of Mike Conway the extra point. 6616 CENTRAL S.E. 255-0892 their pass defense and their hauling in five for 66 yards total returns and one touchdown. That to shut off the Sigs. Conway threw The Pikes were beaten by Sigma (ACROSS FROM FAIRGROUNDS) explosive offense ready for their for two TD's and one extra point. Alpha Epsilon during the season Minimum Age 21 Years Old STATE TD run came against New Mexico Proof of Age Required AF, 28-6 AF, 34·10 A]f, 21·7 AF,41·17 third WAC encounter against and went into the playoffs as the Air'Force at Arizona Texas-El Paso this weekend. State, and helped the Wolfpack Conway found Pat Kil open in secure the win. Morrison also punts second team in one of the EROS REPRESENTATIVE The game, slated to kickoff at the first half to give the champions fraternity divisions. But the Sigs 7:30 p.m. Saturday night, will be for the Lobos, kicking 34 times for a 6·0 lead, but the Sigs stopped the ADULT THEATRE Wyoming at Brigham Young BYU,17·14 BYU, 21·17 BYU, 20·14 Wyo.,20·16 12 8 6 yards and an average of beat the SAE's in the upper bracket 518 Central S.W. Ph. 243·0033 District 9 played in El Paso. extra point. The game was then a while the Pikes coasted through the 37 .8-yards-per·kick. stalemate until late in the second M<>vie Continuous-lobby B<>ok The Wolfpack, now 4-2 this lower bracket to the finals. St<>re New Open. Adult Be>oks, season, is 2·0·0 in the WAC. Defensive linebacker Houston Utah State at Colorado St. usu, 21·7 csu, 24·15. csu, 20·18 csu, 21·16 Ross (215) leads the team in M11gazines, Bmm Film The Lobos are led in the rushing defensive points, having amassed at Open 7 am to Mid nile column by senior Sam Scarber LUTHERAN& Quarter Arcad& least 100 points over the last four Admission $4.00 (Movie) Utah at San Jose State Utah, 14·10 Utah, 20·14 Utah, 21·16 SJS,27·17 ( 2 3 5), who in 117 carries has EPISCOPAL ..... p gained 614 yards and scored seven games. Ross wilt be trying to help touchdowns, placing him in second the defensive secondary in Worship Schedule place among WAC scorers. Soph containing UTEP quarterback Bill Craigo's passing game. Others in LUTHERAN Patronize LobO< Advertisers Fred Henry (180), has carried the the defensive secondary include at II :00 a.m. CLASSIFIED ball 7 3 times and gained 522 yards, The Rev. Richard Elliott while field general Rocky Long Donald Dungan (179), Dennis ADVERTISING Timpe (180) and Bob Gaines Winless 'Pups Face ( 171), has 453 yards in 115 carries. EPISCOPAL RATES: 7c JJ<'r word. 20 word mini~ ( 186), besides Morrison. Ernest {@uttrtrrn Nate McCall (194) has 328 yards at 9:30a.m.&: 5:00p.m. mum ($1.40) J>cr time run. If ad h to Mallory (166) will also see some run fi\-•t! or muN• t"ont•<'rntive dnY:l \Yith in 57 carries. The backfield has 84 Wednesday and St. Days, 12:30 p.m. uo chansrt-'3 tht~ rnh1 i~~ tc>Ull{'t'd to &c action in the defensive secondary. r1er word and the minimum numbC>r of 11Hnrnuut first downs rushing in the first six The Rev, William Crews. words to 11). UTEP Frosh Here games, gaining 2118 yards, scoring Linebackers Paul Sitkowski (203), at Canterbury Chapel Tl~HMS: Pa)'mcnt mn•1t b~ mal!e in 16 touchdowns. McCall leads the Herman Fredenberg (205), Cliff ' iGiqunt·n Archer (HJ3) and Mike Barbere 425 l'niversity NF. full prior to inr1~:rtion of o:ulvcrti;;rm(lnt. UNM Sports Information-The with 67 yards on 14 carries. H~ ~lso team in pass receiving, catching (208) will be helping Ross and the WHElm: J!>Urnalhm Buihlinr:. Hoom lmJ. aft(lrnoonB J)r<•ft_~rably or mall. 905 Yale SE winless UNM freshman football leads in the pass recetvmg seven tos~es for 89 yards. Tom Lobo cause. team takes another stab at victory department with seven catches for McBee (170) returned from the Clner.ifh~-t1 AdV<'t1i
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