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Campbell Resigns ISRAD Post Quits During Dispute Over Personnel, Management Former Gov. Jaek M. Campbell leadership" to ISRAD in He said, uor course, it hasn't is resigning as director of the "sometimes trying been all sweetness and light. By its UNM Institute for Social Reason circumstauces., very nature, ISRAD is almost and Development (ISRAD). "The University would have bound to become involved in His resignationt coming in the beeu pleased at any time if controversy. But social change midst of heavy controversy Governor Campbell had found it does not come about without concerning ISRAD personnel and feasible to devote more time to some controversy. 11 management, is to be effective 1SRAD,'' Heady said. Jan. 1~ 197.2. Arthur Blumetlfeld, assistant Gratificaticm Campbell said the reason for his director of ISRAD, said, "We Campbell stated that he is very resignation is the fact that he, as deeply regret losing him. He has gratified that UNM has included President of the Federation of done an outstauding job as the in its new ISRAD charter a Rocky Mountain States, canno~ director of lSRAD. u commitment to devote some of its devote enough time to ISRAD. Marshall Nason, director of the energies and resources to helping url'his project, to which I am Language and Area Center, said, solve social problems, deeply committed,. will demand •tJ suppose most people associated most of my time in the months with ISRAD regret his resignation, "The scope of ISRAD has been ahead/' he said.. asl do. considerably broadened through ''I also have additional "My association with Goveruor its new operational charter. The commitments. and all these things Campbell has been a very pleasant executive comn1ittee for lSR.AD will not permit me to devote the and meaningful one, I feel that he has made a firm commitment to appropriate time and attention to accomplished a great deal as the the ISRAD concept,'' he said. ISRAD.u Campbe11 said. director if lSRAD," he said. "We have made gains in Regret Campbell said he is proud of the management and organization UNM President Fe!l'el Heady the progress and development of of ISltAD, and although there is has expressed regret at accepting lSRAD. "We are providing, with still work to be done in these Campbell's :resignation. Heady generally limited resources, mauy areas, the university has developed said that Campbell has provided valuable services to this state aud the mechartism for contirtuing "excE!ptionally capable its citizens." development," Campbell said. House Decorations at Pi Beta Phi Qualification Hearing Reset Tour, Queen Crowning Pineda Disqualifies Self on Case Highlight Homecoming A Student Court justice has to make a judgement., Commission to enter their plea by The Homecoming house decoration tour will begin at disqualified himself for conflict of If he is elected ·to Senate, 3 p.m. Friday, 1'he ltettring was set 6:80 p.m. today, causing some University streets to be intE!rest itt the legal battle Pineda would have to resign from for Sunday, currently being waged by Louis the court, said John Mc::Guffin, blocked off from traffic between 4 and 11 p.m. Duncan and Charlie Jones for chief justice. McGuffin said the defense Cars will be towed away at the ownerts expense if they would have to ~:mter their plea, rE!instatement on the ASUNM Agreement of three justices in a and the plaintiff submit a remain on the route, which runs west along Redondo . Senate election ballot. quorum, McGuffin said. Besides .re-written complaint "within 24 from Girardt then heads east on University to Sigma Chi '' Duncan was disqualified by the McGuffin three e>ther justices, 1 hours after lawyers are available.' and Mesa Vista Roads. ASUNM Electiort Cotnntission for Donna ·Hammonds, Sam Johnson He added he expedted lawyem to missing a mandatory candidate's artd Charles Mingle, remairt to Also tonight, a dance will be held in the UNM Arena meeting white JoneS' was be available by today to Mt as hear the case. counsel for both sides in the case, from 9 to 12 p.m. Admission is 50 cents with student ID disqualified for not havirtg the McGuffin has tentatively to hear Judas and a new group. required 7 5 signatures his and ordered both sides to meet in em advanced the hearing date on the the ASUNM offices "about 4 p.m. At 10;30 the Homecoming queen will be crowned and petition. E!ligibility ruling challenge to today." Justice Charles Pineda, also a Monday ~'~,~ tcVIT~Eifll~ Nations in 1950 as an adviser to countries established diplomatic were not eligiblE> to fly and were best Communist China's delegation (9.ittcr..wNriUJ'@trt.tlT relations, was apparently delayed li bounded by the. CAB,"Carroll 23¢ which appeared before the 14 weeks so the ambassador could li snid. "ThE>y arP being V{>ry sticky Security Council during the join the first round of talks in "Now, let me make this perfectly clear- when I hinted of cuts in UN support and foreign li about it. If anyone wants to avoid HAMBURGER debate on the Taiwan question. Peking with U.S. Presidential being stranded next summer, he i ~ aid, I did11't mea11 ..." Later, he served as adviser to the Adviser Henry Kissinger, which I H must join an organization soon." ~ in town ~ delegation to the Geneva led to President Nixon's planned Carroll specified several Conference. visit to China. organizations which are Henry's Drive-In In 1964 he was named Vice He and his wife have three scheduling flights, but there are I I Minister of Foreign Affairs and children, ranging in age from 5 to many others. Alliance Franciase 1916 Central9 am to II am was recently in charge of China's 19, who remain in China, to France and the Institute de t~IIIIIU!Jilllllllllllllllllltiiiiii!~HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllillll! Cultura de Hispanica to Spain . were two. Another is the 1,-t,"-m·· <'Z...t::..J_ bema.____ _ American Association of Teachers 1 II ac; l n U/IU.I f of Spanish and Portugues but • 0 members are not required to be 1 z:t..t ft~~u 5 teachers of anything, 1 ""- letters. "The AAUP has the most ii"'::~.L ~~Jl..u.-: t:::' nf 'Intellectual Mafia' Charged Misquotation Charged • • county commissioners to court, satisfactory schedules Cor faculty U·~·l(:IJJ1 o.t.'I TIC"~ ..,Jl..owc.l..5' I would like to point out a From what I myself have members, but, of course one must !~ 51v&r chr/Sff));lS By DONALD SKABELUND above themselves. I could venture, too, there is one glaring and significant observed, there is cruel and be a professor," Carroll said. jJ'~.l~J. LJ~ s~.r J-:1lr; Kathy Ptacek's Interview with "RehnquisL is a shrewd, buffoon sitting as a member or misquotation (among other less unusUal punishment in our county Different Flights ~ lJfJl (,f,lfOPU;} Charles Daniels on the Powell­ calculating, intelligent person with the Court who is also an insult to significant ones) in the front page jail, One organization even has v€'LJ.i" --Ll.N' _,J.: Re hnquist nomination to the evil tendencies. By evil I mean he the late Justice's memory, and I article in Wednesday's Lobo I have met men serving flights from Albuquerque. IC you I 'PU·~~ Ol'ltPJ ~ICc Supreme Court (Lobo., is insensitive to the problems or would happily join with Daniels in concerning the Supreme Court sentences or awaiting to appeal belong to the Liberal Religions " I r • Wednesday, Nov. 3) deserves people not in his class and those efforts to remove him. nominee. their case who have gone over six Cultural Association (even if you ," J/\ A /' ~~~~~~. ,./1 .:::t== wider readership than it will get. who don't share his beliefs. He's You see, it works like this, I have never said, publicly or months without any opportunity are not liberal, religious, or 1 /tJ. 6 l..J)rc.. 11 Xll ./1-- To the extent that Daniels was the type of person who would Wlten the intellectual Mafia or the privately, that I "did not think a for physical exercise or fresh air. quoted accurately, he exhibit~ the work well under a totalitarian left deal in such invective, it woman should be on the Supreme Men under such mental duress cultural), you can fl~y~f~r~omm~ffii~~~~i~~@]~~um~~~ pernicious effect; that ideological government. He's a law and order passes !or "expert opinion," When Court as yet." Perhaps your that they have attempted sUicide m ~ n monopoly in. the law schools is person: the law and order someone on the right tries it, reporter misunderstood my and been locked in tiny, black having on the professionalism or applying to everyone except that's "character assassination." comment that I never thought solitary cells for as long as two those who practice law. officials." Here is the voice o£ Neo·McCarthyism is alive and Nixon would appoint a woman months. By Daniel's intemperate moderation speaking, In case it well, thank you, and thrives on this time around. Since the riots in mid.June I remarks I understand him to mean seems impossible to pack so much Ame.rican campuses. The appointment of women to have been unable to take the men there is one truth io jttrisprudece, prejudice into four short Daniels would like the Supreme the Court is long overdue. It is a any reading material except hard and he and his brothers are in sentences, run through them Court to remain a standing shameful situation when the cover Bibles. Every jailer gives a possession or it, and rurthennore, again: seeing is believing. Constitutional Convention- so institution dedicated to the different reason Cor this policy those who demur are not just in "[ believe Black was the finest long as it remains a "Daniel's preservation or the rights or all each time he is questioned. Once I etror, but immoral. Samples? Supreme Court Justice we ever Court," no doubt. Very well, but citizens is a private men's club. was told the reason was because Weigh these, had. It's an insult to his memory why can't he and his tribe suffer Would you please print this the men flush magazinell down the "., , although (sic) Powell is a to nominate some of those those who do not, without correction in the same prominent toilets and clob the plumbing, The inmates assure me that they '71 conservative and a Southerner by buffoons Nixon sUggested (Powell HOMECOMING impuning their morals, or for that location as you printed the birth and background he would be and Rehnquist excepted)." I matter, their patriotism? Try misquotation. would gladly use toilet paper q coffee fairer than Rehnquist.'' Now, presume Daniels bad in mind substituting "Daniels" for Charles Daniels rather than magazines if they were that's really overcoming Haynsworth .and Carswell, whom Rehnquist," and "communist'' for supplied with toilet paper, SCHEDULE OF EVENTS handicaps, isn't it. Magnanimous! those buffoons on the ABA totalistarian" in the philippic I have sMn puddles of water Jail Conditions and piles of trash. The inmates tell I bear witness that both Powell, Committee on the Federal above, and you will see what I As a missionary worker visiting and Daniels can, and do, rise Judiciary approved unanimously. mean. me that they do not enjoy living Friday) Nov. 5 the Bernalillo County JaU almost with Sllch dirt. I have also been ATO House weekly for the past two and a half told on a number or occasions by 1908 Sunshine Terrace) years, I am happy to see that the a number of different men that 6:30PM House Decorations Tour inmates are taking the sheriff and United Nations between two men (or two This principle is why the U.S. they must beg the jailers for a SE groups), one of which is relatively should get out of the UN. We have mop or broom or !ol" cleanser to 9:00PM Student Dance 50¢ According to. numerous news good and one or whi1::h is clean their showers. !Almmentators, ir you believe the ~verything to lose by •staying University Arena relatively eYil, the better man (or m-as we have been leammg ever The United States is a country Saturday) Nov. 6 ll,S, should get out of the UN group) is undercut and destroyed, where men are supposedly Fft\Dftll (whatever your renson), ipso since Korea. Conununism has 2 Big Bands, Judas-Mud and the worse man (or group) everything to gain from the U.S. innocent until proven guilty, Yet N&t-L 6:00 PM Open House, Sororities, facto, you ate like a petulant profits. our jails are filled with men and child. This is argument by remaining in the UN 1 as we have Why? Because there is nothing also been learning. womlln too poor to post bond Fmternities) Dorms intimidation~ Argument by the good can gain from the evil Since its beginning, the UN has while awaiting. trial who, for S:oc pYtl Saturday, Nov. 6 in titnidation is au attempt to except a share of its mistakes, weeks or months must endure 8:30PM "The Guess Who" evade acknowledging, not just the been sold to public school failures and irrationality. The evil, children as the salvation of the conditions most people would 1:30 PM Football, UNM vs. Utah principle at stake, but the very on the other hand, has everything find intolerable for their pets. Concert filet; that a principle is at stake. World. Too many persons have to gain from such a not thought to question what It is my heatfelt prayer that 4:00PM IFC Mental Baslwtball Arena) A principle pointed out by Ayn collaboration-a share of the they were taught. justice m~y come to the Bernalillo 4l5 lAN\Utr.sr\14 NE (entranee. on Ash.) Rand is most relevant to this good's suceess, wealth, and County Jail. Readjustment Hour, South Campus issue: in any collaboration rationality, Diana Atrtsden Mary Steele ~l~ill~J@lfl~J.If@J@!~~J@f@l~~ Page2 NEW MEXICO LOBO Friday, Novemb~r 5, 1971 Page :I Guess Who's Latest Album: Catholic Bishops Unsure Spare "'" ~ M,d,. II ; On Married Priest Iss11e. ! By Any Other Name It's Garbage .I "SO LONG, UANNATYNE" Army," although rather funny, talent to afford the same. VATICAN CITY (UPI)- The the priesthood, not ev!ln in Change. The Guess Who immediately precedes these two particular cases, unless, keeping in i (RCA/LSP-457 4) Dave Brands International Synod of Roman I songs and it doe.sn't set an Catholic bishops was thrown into mind the universal good of the . 1 by Charles .Anclrews If you haven't henrd Gues~; apprecjable mood for either, Environmental Action confusion Thursday over a motion chufch, the Supreme Pontiff, in j Who's latest all:lum but you want The albums ju~;t doesn't gel, Of hi~; prudent judgment, would Albuquerque's freak than: at a dance. What ~;hould h'ave Students for Environmental on whether married men should it described, well, here it is, ''So ~urse, the Beatles double album indicate that the matter be subject community held its breath for been anticipatjld happened; but Long, Bannatyne" is Carole King, Action will meet Nov. 5 at 7:30 become priests. about three days early this week, of fou~: years ago didn't seem very More than 200 churchmen bad to examination," fQrtu nately the city fathers xag, Jose Jimenez, acid rock, p.m. at the Ecology Information anticip11ting the worst in the :recognize the distinction between consistent either, But the Beatles Center, 1417 Central NE. On the to make a flat yes or no choice on Only 10 men voted to ordain Bloodrock, rhythm and blues, the had proven themselves- they aftermath of rock throwjng at a the two events, Of course, if they agenda afe dis~;ussions of .SEA a motion so phrased that passage married men. 95 said no to Irish Rovers, and Sha-Na-Na. By could afford their musical could completely close the door married men becoming priests. dance at the Civic Auditorium didn't they would have to admit any other name, the album is President Marshall Kovitz's Satu1;day, they cheated in allowing another arrogance, Guess Who, however, resignation and of disagreements to the idea. But the motion failed to win a garbage, just doesn't have the musical The issue touched off the required two-thirds majority At stake W).'o:>nrl' Clealing with arm before they go to concerts. DDI:ie rag piece. "Sour Suite" the problem, community who want and deserve They C!UTY knives, and even guns; u tilizP,; a C'..amfe King calibre this kind of entertainment should -~---- and they know right where the piano (for what that's worth) with Selling of the Pentagon be given at least one more chance. rocks are, if they aren't already understable lyrics. But "One Man 2 Vietnam Combat Deaths Actually, it was doubtful from carrying some around "just in .JEWELERS A free film, "The Selling of the the beginning that the Dead Pentagon," will be shown Nov. 5 case." The same thing has been people who should be in all the concert WQuld not be allowed at developing over the last few years armies of the world are those who "The Unusual as Usual,. at 1:30 in architecture 120. The the Civic. Some months ago the Equal to 1965 Level public is invited. at high school football and like to .fight, Let them destroy (across Menaul from Coronado Center) city officials met with local basketball games; you're doing ----- each other, and let me live in TELEPHONE 268-4480 6609 MENAUL BLVD., N.E. SAIGON (UPI)-The U.S. processing." Defense Secretary New Gospel Contse promoters and held a drawing, to good if you can get to your car peace, stoned, and digging good Command announced Thursday Melvin Laird has said earlier it was "The Gospel of Jesus Christ" is see who would be allowed to unharmed. live music. that combat deaths last week were the lowest combat toll since 1965. the title of an Amistad course promote what was supposed to be I suppose we will always have two but then said the actual toll The actual losses in combat last taught Wednesdays from 7 to 8 by the only rock show there after the these kind of people. But I highly SALE was of "slow week were believed to be five. James Gang concert last August resent their calling me "brother'' Joseph Silva. ASUNM Popular Entertainment Committee Laird said when he arrived (at which there was some minor and trying to foist themselves off long pant sets Wednesday night that the combat damage from rock throwing), It as Aquarian children, They've got toll would be lower than for any New Mexico Lobo was supposed to be a "trial'' no right showing up at the Presents 10°/o off week since 1965. When the concert; if everything went well, concerts I hold dear, with no command announced the toll Vol. 75 No. 50 talk of a ban would be put aside. better purpose than to see how 1 week only Thursday, the figure was two. Box 20, University P.O., UNM, But the city fudged when they many or how much they can This was the same number of Albuquerque, N.M., 87106 booked a battle • of' • the • band$ destroy before the evening's over, Nov. 6 thro 12 Americans killed in the week Editorial Phone (505) 277- affair for Oc~. 30. And it was a They really don't care about the Open 'till :'.fidtlight very unwise move - chances for music that much, There's a place The Guess Who ending March 8, 1965. That was .\CROSS JIR0\1 CA\IPU~ 4102,277-4202 l.'1r:r~:1 d l~tJtDl.& \.,m the week a U.S. Marine battalion fights and such are much greater for people who like to oolve all The N cw :Mexico Lobo Ia published l'h ~4':l..H1'J landed on the beaches near Da do.ily every regular week of the. Uni­ th nn at a concert, where their problems with violence: it's Nang to protect the American versity year by the Boll\'d o£ Student participation is much more passive called The Military, and the· only for Uses UNION air base there, and became the frrst Publication• of the Associated Students of the Univendty of New MeXico, and is ••••••••••••••••• + •••• -., .· .... , 0 ·+ •••\Ill Americans in combat in Vietnam. not financially associated with UNM. LETTUCE Second ~las" pO>tsge pa!d at Albuquer­ But daily wat communiques que New Mexico, 87106. Subscription between Oct. 24 and Oct. 3G-the rt~t.: i• $7 lor the a.udemic year- on all its The opinions eXPressed on the edi­ ueriod covered by Thursday's torial page; of The Lob<> are thl>!!e of Homecoming announcement-had reported five the author I!Olely. Unsigned opinion is that of the editorial board of The J.A>bo. Club Sandwiches Americans killed. Four of them Nothing nceessarily rcprwents the vie~ died in a single battle about 50 of the Al!.ociated Students or the Um­ miles east of Saigon. ver!ity of New Mexico.· Nov. 6, 8:15pm

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO at OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS All in tropical prints, fashioned in super acrylic fabrics. The fabric University Arena that looks and feels like silk, wears ANNOUNCES like iron, and washes like a dream come true. PRE-REGISTRATION FOR SEMESTER II $4 for UNM students in advance NOV .. 9-NOV. 23, 1971 $5 at the door for UNM students open every night until 8 . e All student$ enrolled in University College, Graduate School, Non-Degree Status, except Sun. open II to 4 College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business and Administrative Sciences, and the College of Education will be mailed registration materials. Tickets available at e All students enrolled in the College of Engineering and the College of Fine Arts will obtain registration materials in the offices of their major dep~rtments. Rack & Rail~ Budget Tapes and Records, Reidlings downtown, d~yce ol ;J.lawaii 111 111 e All students enrolled in the College of Nursing and the College of Pharmacy will Paris Shoes m• Wmrock' and Eh~xc ange~ A.T.· ape 1n·s anta F e. hawaiian wear and &cutique will obtoln registratior'l mtttetials in their college offices. Central Ill • The sdu;:dule of classes for Semester II will be available on Nov. 9 in college offices &: 5511 Central N.E. and the Records Office (102 Scholes Hall). University (Almost) 2 blocks Enst of Snn Mateo on Central

NEW MEXICO LOBO Friday, November 5, 1971 PageS California Sued for 1-V Riots Ecologists' A_mchitk.c;~ Batt/~ Gains Strength County Cites Extraordinary Expense · Whtfe House Remams Non-Comm1ttal on Issue Sen, George S. McGovern, part of the"· Aleutian chain, Reprinted from the insurance carrier will not cover bnsis, Permissible reimbursement WASHINGTON (UPI)- The off tidal Wllves and damage marine given to all aspects of th!l test, the claims against the county for is allowed only under cett~;~in Whit~ Rouse acltnowlcdged (D·S.D,) an announced candidate a11d wildlife. through Monday, even th<>ugh tbe incl1,1ding the potential UCSB DailY Nexus for President, urged Muskie and test is scheduled for 5 p.m. EST By MIKE PASlNI police brutality and other abuse. c(lnditions which were not met in Thursday it had receiveQ. "some The test, which the Atomic environmental ri~ks," said Ziegler. this case, he said. In order to calls and some letters" protesting eight other potential Democratic Ent;lrgy Cormnis~ion has defended Saturd01y. It was decided to proceed with Santa Barbara County h11s The county is callin~ for a !!andidates to join in protesting · r!limbursement of approximately receive reimbursement :t:rom the tbe big U,S, nuclear test which as generally safe, will test a The AEC has said that the the test for overriding reasons .of initiated 11 class 11ction $Uit on . tht;l test He called it "potentially· weather .and other factors could behalf or the county taxpayers $1.5 million with the provision state, the chancellor of the will be fired under A.mchitka: warhead for the Spli:ctaJl ABM national security," catastrophic,"~ cause a delay in the five-megaton Lawyer:> for the Committee [or against the state for damages that ~his figure may be adjusted university would have had to call Island Saturday. But it. refused to Missile, Too big for the AEC's up.on the state f.or such say how mpny, White House Press &!cretary . Nevada test site, the explosion blast, the most powerful Nuclear Responsibility suffered in the Isla Vista riots of upon the attainment of m\>re Ronald Ziegler, asked about the information, Should this amou11t r~imbursement at the outset of will be the last on Amchitka if aU undergraund nuclear explosion repr!;1senting a coalition of 1970. As environmentalist prepared number of complaints received at .ever detonated by the United Donald Vickers of the County be awarded to the county, .it will the riot situation. goes well. ,; environmental groups, have gone to take their complaint to the the White H.ou:;e, replied. that · Two Canadians arrived at the States. through the courts trying to stop Counsel Office said the suit is produce inciirect benefits to the This was not done, according to Supreme Court, a White House some letters• and telephone· calls ln answering reporters based on two points: first, under taxpayers, as the costs have White House Thur1>day morning the bla.st on grounds the Orr. He also que~>tioned the aide gave courteous bu~ bad been received but that he did . with a aooo···foot.long telegram questions ~;~t the noon briefing government inadequately state statutes the state would already been paid for in county county's contention that the non·commital reception to two no't know .about the volume. reimb1,1rse the county :t:or funds, If reimbu.rsement is not and said it had about 1771000 Ziegler reiter11ted the investigated the likely effect of suppression of riots i~; a statewide C11nadians with a petition with "I haven't checked " s11id: .administration's argument th~;~t the blast. But their petition was extraordinary expenses, which granted, it will be county . . ' names of their fellow- countrymen concern. Since the community 1 7 7, 000 names protesting the ;?;Jegle):. who oppose the test. • th~ government's investigation has denied by a U.S. District Court would include the ovettime taxpayers who pick up the tab for receives numerous benefits from atomic weapons test a mile Ziegler was asked about the payments of the County Sheriff's suppressing the Isla Vista riots. Nothing Promiaed determined the test would not and upheld by the U.S, Circuit the presence of such an underground and 1200 miles west pJ:otests to the White House after The two - Charles Templeton endanger the environment, Court of Appeals for the District Departmept and equipment The action was filed in Los institution, it must also take the of the Alaska mainland. damage; second, the county Angeles Superior Court some west coast broadcasters had and Pierre Burton of radio station 'MoSt Careful' of Columbia in ~ late Weonel!day responsibility to adequately police On Capitol Hill, Senate urged listeners to telephone the CKEY, Toronto- were "A most careful study was ruling, maintains that the suppression of specifically against the :;tate, !he institution, he argued, riots is a matter of statewide Governor Reagan and state Democratic Leadel' Mike White !louse· to ask the President courteously received by John concern and therefore it is a l!'inance Director Vern Orr, After Hearing first about the suit on Mansfield called the test to cancel the blast. ' · Dean,•counselor to President violation of equal protection laws the state has been served the television, Stephen S. Goodspeed, "dangerous, an outrage," and St;ln, Fear Explosion Nixon. But he promised them to burden the taxpayers of this action, which has not yet been vice chancellor of student affairs, Edmund S. Muskie, D·Maine, Conservationists .fear the nothing, county alone with the costs done, they will have 30 days in said the county action "comes as urged President Nixon to go explosion - up to 250 times as The State Department, incurred by the riots. which to file in regl!rds to the suit, quite a su:rpri!le," Declining to before · the Amel'ican people to powerful as the bomb that meanwhile, announced that it RED CROW State Property If the state refuses to reimburse comment further in the event of Pierre Salinger e;x:plain "why he overruled most destroyed Hiroshima, with trigger would continue to bar shipping Also playing a part are the facts the county, the matter will have an ensuing court case, he stated of his advisers" in approving the earthquakes in the geologically within three nautical miles of great food.( great prices that the riot .started on the UCSB to be resolved in court. that he had not expected the test, unstable Northern Pacific, touch Amchitka, located at the western campus, which is state property, No Legal B;lsis county to take this route, It was Reaction to the suit from Salinger Spealcs Tuesday then spilled over onto county known, however, that the county ' Annual Faculty Exhibition now 10% discount • property and that the county Sacramento was supplied by Orr, was seeking state reimbursement who felt the action had no !!;!gal for tlw riot expenses, 8 p.m. UnionBallroo1n LUTHERAN& 'Unknowns' ' works Emphasized with UNM ID card EPISCOPAL Grad. Students Display Art Pierre Salinger, former United States Senator and press Worship Sch~ulc: secretary to two Presidents, will speak at UNM Tuesday, The works of six arlist.s will The lower gallery will feature friends of Art, Ms. Louise Lewis, Regular semester reviews for RW!I D CROW art department chairman, has 1\l'ov. 9 at 8 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. receive special emphasis at the representative works by more acting director of the museum, ·1:, LUTHERAN UNM art graduate students will be announced, Salinger's appearance is part of the ASUNM Speakers annual art department faculty than 20 other,faculty members. In at ~~~~.m. held this montr, Leonard L~hrer, The sessions will be Nov. 12-13 Committee Series for this semester. Admission is free to C);:hibition beginning Sunday at all, the exhibition will feature sai4he opening reception also will I 5101 ZUNI SE I ·lre"R'c:v.-J:ttchal'd ·EHiott-·-. and 19-20 in the upper and lower the UNM Art Museum. about 70 works. all UNM and University of Albuquerque students, be iree of charge and the general LPlSCOE'AL f9yer of the art depa~tment Leonard Lehrer, chairman of The format which emphasizes public is invited. However,, ~-;::::::::::;:::~~;;;;~;;;;~- building where all the students' faculty, and staff. Other adults tickets are $1.50 and the VNM art dep~;~rtment, said the works of several 11rtists is being thereafter l!dmission will be 50 at 9:30a.m. 8c 5:00p.m. faculty members who . are to Wednesday and St. Days, 12:.'10 p.m. works will be displayed. childrens tickets $1. used this year to "challenge the cents for adults and 25 cents ror SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST The 11rt building is on the receive special attention "are traditional format of having a children less than 12 years of age. The Rev. William-Crew~. Salinger, who was a prize-winning investigative reporter northwest corner of Terrace and primarily those who have been general review of all faculty UNM faculty, staff and students K.L.H. Stereo Headphones list $49.95 now $39.95 -at Canterbury Cnapel Central. for the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper after here SilVera! years but their works members' work, Lehrer said. and The Friends of Art will be 425 lJniversity N E There are about 50 students commendable service on a subchaser during World War II, are not widely known throughout He feels that same format, year admitted free at all times. Memorex Cassette Tape C-60 list $2.75 now $1.89 working un either their Master of served as press secretary to President John F. Kennedy Albuquerque and the UNM after year, isn't the most effective Memorex Cassette Tape C.90 list $4.05 now $2.75 Arts 1.1r MabU!r ur J!'lue Arts tlegtee during Kennedy's entire term. Salinger stayed on wit.h community. iii showing the work. "However, I in the studio art area, Lehrer said. "This will serve as an extensive have no idea of what might be Ampex Cassette Tape Library (6 ea.) C-60 llst$14.50 Their works will be reviewed by President Lyndon B. Johnson for five months after the introduction so others can see> tried next year," he added, UNIVERSITY SHELL assassination of Kennedy, ~:foo.~g~ a depa~tment faculty review what these people have to offer," The exhibition will continue specializing in tune-ups Join The Smilers-Shop now $6.60 e cutom framing complete selection of committee during an hour session He was appointed a u1emut!r u£ Lhe Senate in 1So4 to Lehrer smd. through Dec. 5, The opening e fo:r each student, he said. The serve out the term of the late Sen. Clair Engle of The featured faculty members reception will be from 4 until 6 brakes, air conditioning 7611 I N.E. e ready made frames art supplies committee then will make are Terry Conway, Milton and will be sponsored by The & expert welding comments on the student's work, California. He was defeated for that seat later by e low prices e 15% off to students Howard, Gerry ,Johnson, Jim l'ltEE PICKUP & DELlVERY and the student can comment ~m Republican George Murphy. Kraft, Rod Lazorik and Bryn & professors his or her work to the revew Since leaving the White l-!ottse Salinger has written the 10% Discount to Students all kinds of original Uhmese hand Manley. The works of all these Mon.-Fri. J0-9 committee. best seller, "With Kennedy," and a highly-praised nove. will be in the upper gallery of the cmd CLEANING 24 hr. service jJaintings-scrolls-screens-walljJaper No actual grades are given, During the 1968 presidential-campaign the San Francisco museum, except Kraft's work, Coin·op Dry·CI~oning Sat. I0-6 Lehrer said. which will be in the print room. and laundry Len Maestas Imports direct from China native was press and policy advisor to the late Sen. Figurative School Sun. 12-6 He added the semester reviews Robert F. Kennedy. Coun•elor Always on Outy 2720 Central SE 268-5877 9649 Mcnaul NE--Eubank at Menau! are a way of letting many faculty Conway is in his first year a.s a members and additional students Salinger has been a very popular lecturer on the college fulltime faculty member, and see the work of other students. circuit and has appeared on such television talk shows as Lehrer describes his painting as characteristic of the figurative ..---- ...... Interested persons can attend the Tonight Show, the Merv Griffin Show, and the Mike the sessions, Lehrer said. school • ..-"" Monday Douglas Show. Salinger is now manager of an investment Lehrer said Howard's paintings / is the deadline Among the faculty members to fund. are non-representational, He is These diamond / serve on the review committee for contributions ' also a sculptor. The department I will be John Kacere and Van chairman described Johnson as a I to be submitted for the t Deren Coke. Kacere is on leave systemic sculptor interested in rings go to a lot of I this semester while continuing modular systems. November Thunderbird. 1 work as a painter in New York. 1 Aid to Colleges Approved Kraft works in photo-graphics. Christmas weddings 1 We're in room 205 1 He will be at UNM for the first WASHINGTON (UPI)-'I'he His work very often is a two days of reviews. The House, on a 310-84 vote, \ in the journalism 1 House Wednesday tentatively rejected ,an effort oo kill the combination of photography with Why are they so popular? For one thing, Coke, nlso on leave from UNM, approved a landmark $5.3 billion 1 building. I so-called "institutional aid" silk screen prints, Lehrer said. the styling is spectacular. But just as presently is ditecror of George program of direct federal aid to provision in a massive higher Lazorik is a still photogrnpher I Come "t" Eastman House in Rochester, private and public colleges similar education bill. who works with a large format, important, the prices lire very low. So come l ,.-- " ..... , N.Y. He will seJ:Ve on the review to aid programs enacted in 1965 But before quitting for the day Lehrer said, This means his prints see our collection of matched Wed-Lok®sets, I / committee Nov. 19-20, for grade and high schools. the House did kill by a 229 to 149 are larger than most wedding bands, duos and trios. When you contemporary work, he added, ( recorded vote a provision of the bill to establish a program of Bath drawings and sculpture by see how little they cost, you'll fall in love THE NATURAL SOUND FROM YAMAHA Manley will be shown, Lehrer \ t l>!::p.-.:'~ra• civics training for college students all over again. \ ~:...,_... ;::_1 • ...:_:-.J • t~~ said, adding that sculpture by "..P•\,.., __,.,v- ~ttt Hear it to believe it that would have included Manley, a native of Great Britain, '· \ internships in offices connected I with local, state and federal does not fit into a traditionalist ,~ f,.... ~tl .) .~· ":.:· governments. form, but still is sculpture ln a Z.ALES® ' e YAMAHA broad sense, JEWELERS ' My, how you've changed COMPLETELY . rc;? n11._ SUNDAY SPECIALS Dowmown-:118 Cmlral SW + RoAsT SmLOJN Fl\'c Points Shopping Center STOCKED FOR({'ti)~ Winrock ' {_lF HJo:Jo:F $1.75 Di.amQnd solitaire trio; Diamond solitaire trio, Served with Drown Grnvy, 14 !<.!rat gold 14 karat gold ••. student accounts invited Baked Potato or French $100 $225 ~ Q.~~~.~:NT Fries, Soup or Salad, and Cornell, S.'E. 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The proceeds will be Friday's surprising 41-27 Senate Coffee all day; Maid Service, used for scholarship§ awarded to vote to kill the bill after it was Linen Supplies, Lots of Parkipg, home economic students. :reduced to $2.9 billion. For mo1·e information call Rhonda at 243-1311 Walk to Class DRUG counseling, Come Look Us Over. \Ve Now Have Some Vacancies Welcome Alb.~Los Angeles . ... $ 73.00 Students & Professors Also, make your Spring Reservations Now talk downs, FIRST AID Alb.-San Francisco 112.00 rates from $525 per semester at Serving a comfJlete line of Chinese b Alb.~Chicago 135.00 American food-Dining room and carry-out- . ~~~~)?lliZt'J''",­ TRANSIT Alb.-NewYork . . ' . 199.00 • All You Can Eat e evenings $ · Mesa Vista 1057 Dte College Inn Shmorgasbord e holidays l.69 (across from Agora) all Round t?·ijJ 303 Ash St. NE " ~~;z~>;lt~~ - 243-2881 Lunch $1.35 e Sundays 8230 .Menaul-Hoffmantoivn center 298-6123 Phone 277-5342 Page 9 PageS NEW MEXICO LOBO Friday, November 5, 1971 ~ - II I CSU Sf ill Trying; Site Grim in Tucson Lobo·Guards Spearhead Wishbo/1-e-Offense Big Noise From Speonk: BYU at ASU 'Bull' and 'Goldie' Give Backs Running Room By JIM PENSIERO Earlier in the season the Indians Indians have one of the toughest only the third time he has weekend, but the two previous By TOM REICHERT from Claremont, Calif., was a Klinker's. value to him as a start as a sophomore. the landlord said they could have Walke~:, a, all the parties they want, Along Oregon State (3-5} at dropped the only WAC team of lines in the nation. managed to break into the games were strictly Funk St. ai; Two signiCicant reasons why second team WAC choice last year football player, Goldie Walker who redshirted year declared, "He has taught me to after transferring from junior with their four roommates, they Arizona (3-4) national notoriety, the ASU Sun century mark this season, they lost to WAC enemies BYU · the Lobos are now ranked second and has started every game for the Devils, and even the most near We know exactly zilch about and UTEP. nationally in rushing offense are Lobos for three straight seasons, have confidence and made me college, opened last season as a just may be having a post-game From first indications the believe that I c.an beat any starter and has been there ever celebration Saturday night. Arizona Wildcat's final home sighted observers couldn't help Wichita State except their record ' Fox Leads Charts their starting offensive guards, Walker, who was an honorable but notice that the Wildcats are Brigham Young {5~3) at which is a so·so 2·5. Like we hav~ Brad Bramer and Torn Walker. mention All·American at Hancock defensive lineman." · since, He had perhaps his finest game will most likely disappoint The only thing th11t has been Klinker will be nominating game as a Lobo this season against the Tucson fans. hatdly of the same caliber as the Arizona St. (5-1) said all season, though Wichita encouraging for the Cowboys is Bull and Goldie (Bramer's and J1.1nior College, is 6·0, 229 pounds Weekend Water Polo Devils, By this circular process of Bramer to start Saturday against New Mexico State when he was The 'Cats will be meeting the Most of the pre-season polls State isn't anything to paper walls the success

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ihief Red Fox Remembers Poetry Series and is free to the "Chief Red Fox Remembel,'s," public. _ a public _affairs program, will _be SBA Speakers CAMPUS B RIEFs-~--~--- ~ R~~~~-~s~:~~,~~h~P~T.1 ~~;~~!~;r~i~~~i:~~~~s;;~t:~:---- Il be 101 this spring, discusses the Theodore Parnall, assistant II Black Student Union 7:30 p'.m. and recognition o( Afro-American Studies office, battle of Little Big Horn his professor of law, will speak on The Black Student Union will student nchievf,lments and special 1812 Las Lomas or call the office uncle Chief Crazy Horse and the primitive law Nov. 4 at 8 p.m. in be giving a banquet Nov. 7 for all awards will be presented. Students no later than Thursday at 5 p.m. Siou~ way of life. ' room l01. of Bratten Hall of the black students attending UNM planning to attend are asked to Drama Stick P t R d' Law School. andtheU.o!A.Oinnerwillbeat leave their name at the --. . oery ea 1ng ------,::.:..:...:.:.:..:~.:....:_;_....:..:______------, T?e ~rama Stick will h~~e a James Welch, the Blackfo?t E R T. 1. S I N G readmg to cast a new play, .The Xndian poet . from Montana, wlll At the end of 1969 there were CLASSIFIED A D V I m P o r t a ~,c e of Bel n. g read hjs poems in the Honors 314 farming cooperatives in RATES: 7c per word, ~0 word mini- WHERE: Journalism Bllildlns;, Room Kwernrooster, at 7:30 Nov. 8 m Center lounge Nov. 5 at 8 p.m. California. Now isn't that mum ($1.40) per time run. It ad I$ to 205, afterooons preferably or m111il. the Newman Center Lounge. The reading js sponsored by the interesting as all hell. run th·e or more consecutive QftYB with Classi"ed Advertisin"' no change!! the .rate is reduced to 5c " "' Acting experience is welcome, but "iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;; per word and the minimum number of UNM P,O, Bo:x; ~0 newcomers are encouraged to try • words to 10, Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 out. TERMS: Payment must be made in full prior to insertion of -advefi;!J!emcnt Quito Oub 5) FORSALE All ex-Quitinos and interested 1) PERSONALS students are invited to an MEN'S contraceptives, Imported and best KASTLE 205a with Marker Bindings organizational meeting Nov. 11, American brands. Details free. Samples J..,unge Boots, size 8¥.:. Darrecr11fter poles. & Catalog, Sl. POP·SERVEl, Box 1205- Uaed 1 aeason. Original Cost $285, Sell Union 250·E at 8 p.m. X, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, 11/5 !or $150. 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