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By DUCHESS SMITH first, and another on "Drugs on KUNM too, Then I knew I was Albuquerque, but financially I professio¥tal newscasts," he said. 11 1 A small guy walks around Campus won a third place award. going to have to make a decision don't bave enough to pay my ' I r e.s en t it when t h e campus, sometimes around the The first place story will compete if I wanted to stay in the print or reporters. They work 25 hours a adminisb:ation gives the others city, with a gray book·bag flung in National competition. broadcasting media. I tnought week for practically nothing. I media stories before us and shove over his shoulder. He doesn't f $I'd be happy to place broadcasting was more exciting, 1 demand a lot and they produce," us aside as a second rate media, 1 stand out. HP-'s the typical anywher(\ in National," Anoy liked the immediacy factor The listening ~udience of think many of the professors like student, supposedly making his said, involvec{1 and you could always KUNM is approximately 20,000, us.'' way to classes. But this typical "Placing high would help me get into the production aspect., Garmezy feels it is a young "I don't mind spending more student can pull out a tape get into a good graduate school or "I learned more wQ;rking for audie11ce, not the KRST or than 90 seconds on a piece of recorder from his gray book·bag, possibly get a good job when I KUNM than I had ever learned in KQEO variety, but with :more news that deserves it. If it's put tape something newsworthy, and graduate," he said. "Last year two any jotttnalism course. When we intelligence. The station receives together interestingly and tight, if a few hours later you can hear it people out of Region 9 or the hacl th(l strlke we ·covered it live news from varlous othl'!r outlets there is a break up in voices, and on KUNM news. Rocky Mountain area placed in from the mall. A!il news director I such as "Earth News" and if ther-e is good production, then National. run the news department the way "Pacifica/' They air public affairs people are going to listen. We deal The student, who really isn't "I came to school knowing pro grams in the evening and in actualities as deeply as we can," typical at. all, is named Andy what I wanted to do, that I I think it should be run, as professionally as I can/' he said. udon't try to hide them away on he said. · Garmezy • andd last weekend ~e wanted to get into journalism. I Sundays '' "KUNM belongs to a lot of won two a war s. for excellen~e m had been the sports editor of my Garmezy saicl he didn't have 1\T • . radio organizations. Just the other ·------n.ews.---br.oa;J.-e~u;tmg -from-..s;g.m..{--·lugn-scliooi paper, and when I the-t-ime-cr--the-et.af.f ..to..-make the.. - .e~t Y~~Y~ 0.. arme.zy w~ud;dJ.ds;e._-dny--- -the--Pu-cifk:-- -O.oasLJ~.arlin ...... _____ .. , pelta . Ch1, . the professlona came to college I knew there was news department what he'd like t
~~wMexico fl,t''~" ~~.n. P I L..'y' '~~~~ ' ~~ Wednesday,... April 26, 1972 Million Books Sought Here The UNM library now contains some halt million books. To adequately support the undergraduate, post-graduate~ and doctoral programs now offered by the university, three times as .many books are needed. uThe university needs to buy one million books at a cost of about $13 million," stated David KeUey, Director of the UNM library, "The A&S Student Advisory Board has set up a general library fund, open to donations from an sources, which giv~s UNM students an opportunity to actively help the library," said Dave Brands, chairman of the A&S SAB. Brands suggested that graduating seniors who dicl not wish to pay the $10 fee for cap and gown rental might instead donate that money to the general library fund. Under the new option, a Photo by Chuck 1<•Ronnie Montrose who he donates the money to the Rock Thunder used to strum mellow guitar library fund. behind Van Morrison? Seep, 4. Some relief tor the library may be on the way following this McGovern Wins Big November's general elections. On the ballot will be a state ELECTION CENTRAL received a ,.wonderful uplift....-the institutional library bond issue. If George S. McGmtern swept to a. sort of thing we hoped for:• He Expect Light Turnout passed, this woUld mean a total of one-sided triumph in said "labor and the blacks'' won $10 million will be given to Massachusetts Tuesday and the state for him. state·supported school libraries Hubert 11. Humphrey captured McGovern said the result! over the next -five years. Pen tu;ylvania for the first convinced him "that if we had a In Today's Election presidential primaty victory of his Since the money would be little more time in Pennsylvania doled out in proportion to size of long career. The results were a we would have won there~ too~'* Following a campaign that continued. ''Unless the double setback to Edmund S. But Muskie said that while his rttrely caught fire, ASUNM is referendum questions by their student body and faculty, UNM would be in line to receive t~bout Muskie;s battered presidential opponents won the beauty holding elections today to vote nov~lty, entice people." half of this sum, or $5 million. campaign. contests, he would expect to take for 10 senators: a vice president McGovern also was ain a tight more convention delegates out oi and president. Referendum issues include the Bi11 McConnel; an official of legalization of marijuana and race for second place in Pennsylvania than Humphrey. . Contrary to what was planned thi'> State Board of Educational Pennsylvania, a state he bad all abolishment of athletic and Finance, agreed with the amount Wallace held hio campai;;.. ing to by the Elections Commission, the but bypassed in his successful a few tallies in both states, but election h going to be student rees. The record budget of UNM would receive. McConnel $245,319.44 will also be decided. said that libraries have already effort to capitalize on managed to win 10 per centofthe implemented through paper anti~Vietnam sentiment and Ma.ssachusetts vote, capitalizing ballots instead of computeriza· ln order tu vote students must begun figuring their needs on the 1 assumption the issue would pass. concern over the economy in on anti-busing sentiment in tion. The election has also beert present a validat~d ID frotn UNM. Massachusetts, Boston, and 18 per cent in restricted to one day instead of Polls are open from 8 a.m. until 7 "However, as the average cost Bunched together behind Pennsylvania. per book is $13, this would still the planned two, said John p.m. at the North Union Humphrey in Pennsylvania were Thi~; was the lineup of tho Menicucci, member of the ballroom, the south lobby of leave the library some ha!t million McGovern, Muskie and George C. leading candidates. and their Cotrlmission. Zimmerman Libraty and the books short of the amount it Wallace, who had barely percentage of the 'IIOte counted: "From past ex~rience, we find cloakroom of La Posada, and should have to adequately support campaigned there. The Alabama Ptml.sylvania ·vUb 7 4 per cent that about .3,000 people vote at from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. in the needs of the university,'• governor apparently hurt Muskie of the vote counted-Humphrey r. the most. But we're really not President Heady's garage and the Brands said. the most with d(!ep inroads in the the winner with 35 per eent; expecting lt10te than 2,000,H he civil engineeting building. "Th~ UNM student has two "ethnicu vote of Pebnsylvania's McGovern and Muskie virtually ways he can help alleviate the steelmills and coal mines. tied with 21 per cent each; Pennsylvania Democratic probletrls of the university library. McGovern's strength came from Wallnce 20, and Hetrlty M. Massachusetts delegate sum· delegate sUmmary: precinct$ Make sure the bond issue passes blue collar districts in the Boston Jackson, who did not campaign in tr~ary: ptedncts "reported-25 repOrted-29 pet . cent. Dele· and donate and sdlicit donations suburbs, whcr11 a record 7.5 per tho state, 3, per cent. gates pledged or favorable to: for the general library fund. The cent jobless rate is among the· Massachusetts with nearly a nemocrati~ delegates com• ltumphtey 51 fund .is open to all donations/' nation's highest, and from third of the vote counted-Me• rnitted to: JackS
"Eat out often" advertises the Albuquerque restaurant owners association. Indeed, eating out in this town is an adventure-what new discovery will you find on your plate? ' '-;-t•"•'''"'"··~i ••::i ·· WUl it be french fried shoe leather posing as chicken fried MIAMI~,~ steak or miles of reconverted tire treads masquerading as hamburger? Will your mixed drinks come out of bottles, cans ~SAN PIEG~ --·I or "Janitor In a Drum"? ~ . Whatever culinary delights are thrown at you by usually surly restaurant employees, you don't have much recourse. The sad fact is' that dining out in Albuquerque is the biggest encouragement to home cooking, I Having experienced restaurants all over North America, Europe and the Middle East, I have not found any that would rate four stars in Michelins or even two spoons and a fork prong in this column. However, one need not despair at the thought of eating warmed over frozen pizza at home tonight for there are 'OH, WELL, WE ALL HAVE OUR CROSS TO BEAR!' alternatives. I intend to present as a regular weekly feature a dining out column which will feature some of the fine eating Bema ... establishments that actually do exist in this town. I will also expose some of the more blatant rip-offs and feature blood curdling exposees on what they actually put into the bowl of I Guess You'll Say T'm, ]ealnus chili that's been repl;lating on you all night. know of Mr. Seals, he does in fact that damn athletic ID card I have ByNnCHAELD.ARKEN seem deserving of what he has. been fascistly forced to pay for * .* * '--···.·-·- ···· .... Conversely, there are also others e v e r y s e m e s t e r ! ) , a n d Albuquerque's newest restaurant, the Sundance Cafe, at In the Lobo of Friday, April in his group that are definitely "scholarships" to the athletes 127 Harvard SE., may tum out to be one of the city's best. 21, an article by Wolf Aguilar, in taking advantage of the athletic amounted to over $366,000. But The Sundance Cafe is a natural foods restaurant. This which he interviewed UNM situation-but there are those the final insult comes when one doesn't mean chia seed sandwiches and distilled spring water. football tackle Milton Seals types of people in every situation. examines the last entrY under prompts me to both challenge it, That doesn't concern me. What Intercollegiate Athletics in the It means lots of salads, healthy sandwiches, dinners and and augment it with some of my does concern me is: Does Mr. Financial Report (p.44): Net specialty dishes. own philosophies about changes Seals know why non-athletes are Income-(loss) $-70.21. A good way to open up a meal at the Sundance is with we must all make if our society is jealous of his position? Jealous, Mr. Seals? Angry at the soup. Last time I had a bowl of cream of asparagus soup (.75) to survive. injustice and inequality of the Seals was quoted as saying that The key to the real allliwer lies present system under which you which was enough for a light meal in itself. Nancy, the head '•. • • athletics has come under elsewhere in Seals' interview. He lavish? You bet I am! The only cook, told me she makes the asparagus soup by sauteing severe criticism. More and more states that his reason for coming difference in my case is that (in celery, carrot, pepper and onion in butter and olive oil. Then young people today frown upon to UNM and turning down other your eyes) I've got the status and she strained the vegetables and mixed the liquid with flour to anyone associated with "numerous scholarship offers" the money to be validly jealous! I athletics •.• " Seals says that was that UNM was one of the few also work full time (by that I make a gravy. This was added to milk and cream to make the "jea1ousy might be one of the schools that would allow him to mean 40 hours per week, plus basic stock. Fresh asparagus, mushrooms and spices are reasons wl1y 'jocks' are ridiculed both play football and wrestle. some, p 1 us o c cas s i o na 1 finally added. The soup is one of the creamiest I've had and cut-down by the rowdy " •.• people like doing what they out-of-town business trips), and outside France. And the cuts of asparagus and mushroom I radical groups of people on are better at and I'm better at attend UNM-Cull time (by that I seem to endlessly appear in your spoon from the bottom of ~ campus." 1 had no idea that wrestling." mean 20 academic hours last the bowl. myself, and my friends, members Yes, Mr. Seals, people do like semester, and 19 this semester), of wlat is just as often doing what they are better at, but and have been known to maintain, Following soup, I had a large chef salad ($1.15). While distastefully labeled "the most people, unlike athletes, do through all this pandamonium, a many folks think the art of making a salad means throwing Capitalistic Federa1 bureaucracy," not get "scholarships" or per diem GPA of 3.88 (although admittedly some lettuce and oil-vinegar in a bowl, the neglected salad and all earning an average salary for doing it. Neither do they even I have had two "candy apple" or well into the Cive·figure·per makes a spectacular comeback at Sundance. The chef salad I get the chance to possibly prove co~rses, as you. called them, had contained chicken, avocado, cheese, cauliflower, carrot, year category-were rowdy that they might likewise be dunng my academic career and radicals! (I guess that's why I had deserving through their own type too~ another under the CR tomato, lettuce, cabbage, bell pepper, scallion, mushroom, my briefcase scrutinized upon of accomplishments albeit optton), and I graduate next cuke, and radish. The salad is topped with a home made enterlng my office last week!) non·physieal. ' ' • month! dressing: your choice of blue cheese, Russian or oil and Seals went on to explain that Jealous, Mr. Seals? Yes, I So do I challenge old suppose so. I could say that vinegar. the "freaks" and "sweathogs" t~e These are the small things which make the Sundance Cafe ("sweathogs"!?-what the hell at ti ~ude toward su~stdize.d nobody's given me anything for does THAT mean?) were jealous orgamzed sports? Yes, JUst a b1t my accomplishments and it seems a particularly fine restaurant. The blue cheese dressing which MG MIDGET because they think that the when I .examine the last UNM that you've been given it all. But they use on the salads is made out of real imported blue athletes get everything they Financial Report and it shows me not even that's true-you see I've It's a lot of sports car for a little price. that while the university saw fit to been very very lucky to 'have cheese and just enough yoghurt or sour cream to give a saucy desire. St>als neither refutes or consistency. The puree which is used in the yoghurt dishes or elaborates on this point; he spend (among a great many other gotten where I am. Unfortunately, merely rationalizes it by interring inequities) close to $150,000.00 our society is still not at the point on the whole grain bread exclusively used in the restaurant is These days you don't have to look ever drove without full sports car that what athletes get they last year just to feed the athletes, where it doesn't matter who you also home made out of fresh fruit and natural honey. The keep their laundry clean, and know ••• very far to find a small, economical car. instrumentation: an electric tachometer, deserve because or the physical whole grain bread, incidentally, is made in town by Boogie But to flnd one that's economical feats athletes are capable of and transport them around the You say that the "jock's" separate gauges for oil pressure, country, and t~ey ~nly sp?nt image on campus is changing? Bakers and makes a joke out of those well-known "Whole and a pure-bred, SCCA·winning water temperature and fuel level. "hippies" are not (i.e., carrying Earth breads, which sell at fifty-five cents a loaf. equipment, running sprints, and $134,657.60 on dtrect. mstruch?n Hopefully it is. Hopefully it, along sports ear-well, th<=~t !Paves you a There's even a trip odometer. .. scttin, rut by blockers twice in Guidance and Spec1al with all the other inequities, is For the non-vegetarians, the Sundance features a nightly choice of about one. Educ.-.ation(that'~sopeopl~cango most definitely changing. MG Midget sports other standards their size."). meat meal for dinner. These include dishes such as chicken MG Midget. like a 1275 c. c. overhead valve Perhaps I should inject here, in out and help li~tle . handtcapp~d Hopefully to a time where no one, and retarded children). And I m not even you, Mr. Seals, will have and rice and lamb which cost around a dollar for a dinner. Just the right size for you, your engine, mag-style wheels, radial-ply all fairness, that 1 am not Other specialties on the menu include a variety of condemning Mr. Seals, nor am I just. a bit annoyed to see that to be on the defensive (no pun friend and enough gear to see you tires, leather steering wheel cover trying to belittle his student tees amounted to over intended) Cor "doing what they vegetable and fruit crepes (between .60 and . 75). Choices through a weekend. reclining bucket seats, full carpeti~g accomplishments. From what I $364,000 (I have never once used are better at." here include your choice of sour cream, cheese, avocado, You'll discover that the real and three-blade windshield wipers. puree, nut, apple, yoghurt and other fillings between thin meaning of "sports motoring" has What do you pay for this small French pancakes. nothing to do with ¥.-mile strips at economical sports car? Of all :he You can even get an inexpensive breakfast at the Sundance abandoned airports. proven winners now in national SCCA when the store opens at 10 a.m. A bowl of home mad(' It haS to do· wllh roads that take sports car racing, it' a the one with granola cereal with milk is just thirty five cents. • to the hills where the scenery and the lowest price tag. There is nothing on the menu which I have tasted or seen fresh air are. Roads that turn and twist Buckner Defended student government can only help student tickets discounted by at A little for a lot of sports car. Jerry Buckner is well known him serve you better. He has been least 50 per cent. that I would not recommend highly. and meander down the other side, For the name of your nearest for taking a strong stand on all a Senator for two years, served as With the support of ASUNM In addition to the food, the setting of the Sundance is that faithful to the contours of nature. Austin MG dealer and for information issues. Senate Finance Chairman for one and GSA funds the UNM of a large country kitchen which belongs to a pleasant friend That's where terms like rack-and about overseas delivery, dial (800) His position on ecology should year and is currently President Pro Childcsre Center is beginning to of yours. The service and clientele are memorable. · pinion steering, front disc brakes, 631-1972.1n New Jersey dial (800) not go unnoticed. He recently Tern of the ASUNM Senate. expand to better meet the need race-seasoned suspension and a chaired the Senate Ad Hoc VO'fl'j TODAY FOR JERRY Cor child care for married Located a block from the university t the Sundance Cafe 962·2803. Calls are toll·fres. Committee on the Ecology o£ the BUOKNER-cONTINUlTY FOR students. Scholarships and loans appears to have set itself down in a perfect location. Long life close~ratio 4-speed gearbox, start University which establisMd the AStJNM totalling over $10,000 are slated and success to the people at Sundance! making sense to the uninitiated. new recycling stations. Jan Welsh in next year's budget, And you'll wonder how you MG. The sports car America loved first. Jerry Buckner supports a Dennis Ray The Intramural and Recreation change in the grading system to Jerry Co:rdova Board will have over $10,000 for '· remove its punitive nature. He the improvement of the wants to increase student Exploitation? intramural program, participation In student Is student goverrtment really This year Legal Aid provided • government and see university exploiting students through its services to at least 1400 students governance and a workable financial allocations? I£ so, then through consultation, criminal ASUNM constitution a reality. these must be examples of that defense, and a Release on Jerry Buckner feels that the horrendous exploitation. Recognizance Program. These are academic portion of the Ethnic Student lobby received $3500 only examples of the many efforts ~. Study Centers should be funded and convinced the state legislature that student government has made by the administration with to place a ten million dollar bond to help students. Is that really ASUNM funding the ethnic issue for the libraries on the exploitation? student chartered organizations. November ballot. The Cultural Dennis Ray Jerry Buckner's experience in Prog.ram issued over 13,500 ex ASUNM Senator Wednesday, April26, 1972 Page 2 Page 3 NEW MEXICO LOBO I ,
Concert While Ten Years After Plods The Music Department will present the third of a four part concert series featuring the New Mexico Chamber Music Society on Sunday, April 30, at 4 p.m., in Winter's Band Plays Its Ass Off Ke Her Hall at the Fine Arts .. . · . . . · ········ Rock and Roll as it was meant ~,.... '" Center. to be, That's what some 10,000 people got a heavy dose of Sunday night at University Arena NEW FROM New Mexico when Edgar Winter's band DAILY LOBO completely stole the show from Vol. 75 No. 135 top-billed Ten Years After and Box 20, University P.O., UNM, gave Albuquerque a lesson in real WARNER ;REPRISE Albuquerque, N.M 8'1106 standing-stomping-screaming Editorial Phone (505) 277- rocknroll music. 4102, 277-4202; I had a hunch it would happen, Advertising 277-4002 as I said in my "Spare Change" column earlier that week. The Dally New Me1>ico Lobo is Everything I'd beard and read published Monday through Friday maLO eve:ry :regular week of the Univer indicaLed · Ten Yelll"s After ·was· sity y~ar by the Board of Student getting p:ctty burned out and that Publications of the University of Edgar Winter's band was one of New Mc1>lco, and is not financially the most e~citing live bands ever. associafed with. UNM. Second class postage paid at Albuqerque, New Their performances here verified Mexico 87106. Subscription rate is it, $7 for the academic year. The reports I got were about The opinions expressed on the editorial pages of Tile Daily Lobo Edgar Winter's White Trash, and are those of the author solely. Un though the band we saw has only signed opinion is tliat of th.e edi two mernpers (Winter and bass torial board of Thu Daily Lobo, player Randy Hobbs) left over Notlting printed in The Daily Lobo necessarily represents the views of Photos by ChuckFeil from EWWT, the results were the the University of New Meldco. same. Judging from "ROADWORK." their recent live double album, this new band is THIS IS even better. Much better. With few slack moments in their 45-minute set (which seemed much longer), Edgar Winter's band built a loud, electric monolith of rock sound, seamless fS HAPPENING but screaming with energy within. Their sound betrayed hours of striving for perfection, yet wasn't 1nck.icles: Sandman/Here ...... , in any way what you would call a I Need You/Pigeon S9n9 sll~k, polished act. (And that was the obvious difference which made Ten Years After pale by ALBUMS INCLUDING AIT SiNGLE: comparison.) AU five musicians had the skill THE GIRL to go with their energy. Drummer ''A HORSE Chuck Ruff bashed around with more show than technique, but WITH NO NAME" he's at least sufficient for the job. 5.98 6.98 $414 in the Bassist Hobbs was the only RETAIL restrained man on the stage, RETAIL stonefacedly laying down a solid bottom for the three drnamic soloists to work around. Edgar PRORA SHOE WEDDING Winter's probably a triple threat .'-- "-\.b man, with great organ playing and ~vwPHOTOGRAPHY an absolutely incredible voice (which the albums hardly hint at) 321 Wyoming N.E. 266-0286 that can be physically felt, plus skill at the moog which we ANNOUNCING If you miss this moment, couldn't judge because they it can never be recovered. couldn't get the rascal to function. The winner of the Starring Hire a professional wtdding Winter is the main man, of course, but the guitar-brutalizing 11 pair of Ronnie Montrose and Dan 26 bicycle Hartman make the music and the New Mexico show what it is. Montrose must Spring Bolo STARS &STRIPES PACK have been chomping at the bit as Julianne E. Terrill Premiere.· Says: Van Morrison's cool guitarist OUT PICK-A Magnesium frame because now he's a dynamo, Rated: G STANDING Turn buckle adjust blasting every minute with a Peter 212 Columbia SE I Padded shoulders and Townshend-like physical style. PRODUCTION!I $24 88 Hartman took a back !"3t ~f r;,.~t, Waist strap, Reg. $27.99 • but later came on with a searing PACK solo that included playing with his ECONOMY PACK teeth and finished with the last lightweight aluminum note coming from his guitar being thrown to the stage floor. frame with orange $13 99 And where did this display or green pack .• leave Ten Years After? In second place, I'm afraid, with excellent (not outstanding) musicianship but tired from Alvin Lee and SOME MORE OF TODAY'S HAPPENINGS ~?~~.~!.!~~k Pack.Tent nothing but some occasionally i : ByWorldfam~~s $19 99 fine drumming from the rest of ; · Regular $25.99 • the band. Most of their music was near·duplication of their recorded LIVING - JUDY COLLINS material. GARCIA - JERRY GARCIA 1 If Edgar Winter's group would've appeared last, it might A NOD IS AS GOOD AS A WINK - FACES :\c1 --;. · ~~tBIG YAL~E" have been one of the best concerts here ever. ELECTRIC WARRIOR- T. REX CENTER . By CHARLES ANDREWS LED ZEPPLEUN IV ·~-~ ~ FA~IILY Approximately 74,000 people t o; ~ CElTR;\L &SJJ PEDRO S.E. in New Mexico suffer from heart A CLOCKWORK ORANGE disease. YOUNG, GIFTED AND BLACK - ARETHA FRANKLIN Red, navy or your personal service jeweler bone suede in -MANY OTHERS- sizes 5·11 $15.99 A Ring for Your Finger • • • we'll help you get it there. NOW SHOWING ~I I : The Art Carved "Real Me" test at 1 '!¥;~'~ is fun and can help you know yourself better. Come VISIT in,and disc~ver the "real you." He1lllove you for it. Our new BOOK STORE btlttfll•lit•ltl aJ!J/1/J/ open for your convenience ,,_j;,;:~j=:~' I Downtown • Winrock • Uptown 7 am-12 midnight DRUI DIOVON• . • ~) Across from campus-Open 'til midnight Paris-WINROCK is open Mon. through Fri. until9 PM Spectal Student Terms 2312 CENTRAL SE • 'I'HE STORE FOR bJAMONDS OPEN TONITE 'TfL 7 • EASY PARKING 20,000 Paperbacks in· Stock Central at Yale SE 243-4446 Page 4 NEW :MEXlCO LOBO Wednesday, April 26, 1972 ~· r I~ Kottke Tickets Good Li~htfoot, Kottke's Best .. There will be no adv;moo !iale of I tickets for Saturday's Leo Kottke I Names Are The Name of The Game concert in the Union Ballroom, a$ reported in yesterday's Daily Different Styles Produce 2 Fine Albums By GREG LALiRE cut the costs of the ope~ation jf oould work at a zoo watching over Lobo, Admission will be at the A few weeks ago, only one he got together with (Roy) White the Tigers, Cubs, Orioles, door, for $1.50. 1'LEO KOTTKE" foot-tapping slide n1,1mbers that major league baseball player was and made White Wine to sell at Cardin11ls, etc. On the other hand, Leo Kottke I'd really like to !tear while driving working-Vida Blue. And hi.s line the Barr. maybe Panther and White (Takoma/01 024) down the highway toward of work had to do with bathroom It would also help to have Roy wouldn't want to hang around a It's a typical Albuquerque Nashville, Others IJXe slow and fixtures instead of baseballs. White in the partnership because zoo. Maybe (Roger) Fleed, Whi.te, Discount Sat1,1rday afternoon-drinking easy, inducing a moot!, equal to Today, of course, all the big his name would benefit the ~~nd Panther would want to just on all P
Polling Places CANDIDATES FOR ASUNI'tf 'PRESIDENT wonsored by the New Mexico Union: 8 a.m.- 7 p.m. Campua Cruude for Chrlat, Int. The College Inn Bernadette Chavez-Chicano Jack O'Guinn South Lobby of Zimmerman Library: S a.m.-7 p.m. Joel 1\:t. McCrillis-··TANSTAAFL La Posada Dining Complex: 8 a.m.-7 p.m. President Ferrel Heady's Garage: S a.m.-5 p.m. by CANDIDATES FOR ASUNM VICE· PRESIDENT Civil Engineering Complex: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. • If you are tired of • .. Jerty L. Buekllel' Anthony Silva-Chicano Andre Kole time wasted on America 1s leading Glenn M. Fishbine Robin Tawney-TANSTAAFL Cooking, Restaurants, Cleaning, Voter Qualifications illusionist Jerry D. Herrera Commuting, Hunting for Parking, 1. Be enrolled as a full-time undergraduate {12 or more hours); or Shopping, Utilities and Expenses CANDIDATES FOR ASUNi\:1 SENATE 2. Bave paid the $12 ASUNM Activity Fee; and A startling and Controversial Stage Produc And would prefer • •• 3. Have in your possession at time of voting a valid ASUNM Irl card· and Rosendo Bonifacio Abeyta-Chicano Robert 1\i. Jones, 11-TANSTAAFL tion Dealing with E>etra Sensory Perception • We do the Cooldng, Janice E. Arnold Edna L. Keller 4. Sign the voter register when voting. ' Predictions of the Future • The Supernatural Plenty of Food, No Limit, Roberta Calderwood-TANSTAAFL Muffin (Mary Jo) Kennedy Andre Kola hC!s spoken in 48 countries on flve continents of the world, and on Coffee all day, We do the Cleaning Peter Casados-Chicano Zachary McCormick-TANSTAAFL notional televisiOI1 in 35 counlries. ihis year, he will prohobly be performing Tomas A. Casados Ivory 1\t. Moore ClOd $peaking on more college and universily campuses throughout the world Linen Supplied, Lots of Parkingf than any other per$on. David Dees David Pedarson Ballot Will Include Voting For Walk to Class Linda Eckhardt Jay Dee Pfannenstiel "UNMASKING THE UNKNOWN" Linda G. Eustace-TANSTAAFL Sandy Rice Is the title Mr. Kale gives to lhls inlrigving presentation in which, among We are now taking reservations 1 ASUNM President olher things, he will give a visible demonstration of the fourth dimension, John Frank Eddie Sanchez and reveal some amo%ing predictions of the future which could affect the llle for Summer and Fall of 1972 1 ASUNM Vice President of every person lo attemfance. Robel't R. Griego Ron Shibata -TANSTAAFL 10 ASUNM Senators Eugene Gilbett Gail Tawney-TANSTAAF.L 4Referenda Due lo his Interest in the supernqtural, Mr. Kolc will include some observations he made from his hillesligotion o! the Miracles ol Christ from the point of view lUck Hock Julie Willcut of an illusionist. lhis will not doubt be the most unusual program you will Donald B. j(lffries Debot'ah Ann Zamora-Chicano ever witne$s. Charlie A. Jones, Jt. • Student Union Ballroom 303 Ash St. NE 243-2881
l>age 6 Thursday, April 27, 7:30 pm $f .oo NEW MEXICO LOBO Wednesday, April 26, 1972 Page 7 ,..
.. Brecht on Brecht The UNM Theater presents·the Law.School •,>(., ADVERTISING play Brecht on Brecht with Jim CLASSIFIED Morely, directed by Cather RATES: 7c per word, 20 word 1nlnf· WHERE: .Journalism B11UdinQ'. Room To Drop GSA mum ($1.401 per time run. If ad 1$ to 2(15, afternoons preferably or mall. McCallum. The play will be rtm flve or .more consecutive days with Clas!lifled Advertising · presented in Popejoy liall April With approximately 7 0% of the no chMces the rate Is reduced to 5c p~;>r worll and the minimum numbel' of UNM P.O. Box 20 27·29. Phone 277·3121 for Law School voting yesterday, 91 words to 10. Albuquerql,le, N.M. 87106 reservations. voted in favor of withdrawing TERMS: Payment mWit be made in full prior to insertion of advertisement from GSA to 78 votes opposing the measure to withdraw. Options open to SBA are to ll PERSONALS 1) PERSONALS 5) FOR SALE JERRY BUCKNER may or may not hnve IS IT TRUE thnt "TAN"'TI\ AFL" is HANDMADE in Sw(!den. GoyA Gultnr. BOOKS take" their feelings to the Rege~1ts, $260. 242·0718 or 24.7·4'7<19, tt.!!k for a number of qualities, but one cuunot Au&b'ian fol' "Anschlus~''? Right Y()U offer to comp:wmise with GSA, or deny the extent of his knowledge and are I John Birch, .Tohn nlrch, uber l'rlsciUa. to arrange with ASUNM to buy leadership ability. Signed, The Satyr. niles, • , , Signed, The Satyr. BOOKS, BOOKS 4/26 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury Wagon • .A/T, services they will forfeit if it is TMNSIT: having a hard time? Drug P /S, P /B, Air. Phone: 243·1763, 898· possible to withdraw from GSA. 'l'O 'l'HE .ASUNM STUDENT - If :you Coun~ellntr and Information. Call 277w 4127. Eve, wl