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Global issues Visitors to get maid-free I parki'ng World. News. instructed not to issue tickets in the parking lot on Friday. aired by Carter When hi,sh s~hool counselors from New mexico meet Friday 011 She said it is "good public relations" to have arrangem<:nts of this kind. MEXICO CITY (UJ'.l) - centered on multi-lateral and global campus, parkmg will be the least of their concerns. Walter Birge, director of parking services, said persons taking advantage President Carter arrived in Mexico issues, In further sessions they will The counselors ~ill have the ppportunity to park in the lot west of the of the free parking will not affect persons with paid permits, Wednesday to a coolly correct discuss topics that have brougl!t computer center wathputfeat of being ticketed. • He .said he expects a "total of 50 counselors'' to attend the conference. welcome but sat down in a friendly U.S.-Mexican relations to a low Amerlcans rescued The conference is being sponsored by the Office of School Relations A press release annpuncing the conference said the counselors will be and relaxed meeting to discuss the point -oil, gas and illegal Mexican Kathy Barnes, an employee at the gffice, said ·meter maids have been representing "approximately 19,000 high school seniors." · world situation with President Jose emigrants. TEHRAN, Iran (UPI)- Armed with their hands in the air. The · Sullivan, cut off from com Lopez J'ortillo. An American The offical said that Carter, followers of Ayatgllah Ruhollah Marines were .kicked and punched munications with Washington, spokesman called it a "wor exercising his pewgative as guest, Khomeini Wednesday rescued the as they stumbled from tlle building. appealed for help to Moslem leader \JNM Skydiving . Club meets thwhile" session. invited Lopez Portillo to go first in U.S. ambassador and 70 other The gunmen brandished guns Ayatollah Khomeini, whose forces tonight at 8 p.m, in Room23l·A of The American official said that giving his overview of the world. Americans held hostage inside the and knives and slapped U.S. took control of Iran three days ago, theSu~. the first round of talks between He said that both leaders gave "a u.s. embassy by more than 100 Ambassador William Sullivan when on a special "hotline." Khomeini Carter and Lopez Portillo, which fairly complete tour of the rampaging left-wing guerrillas who he gave up the embassy - the last dispatched his own armed followers lasted an hour and 40 minutes, horizon" and their views on various .seized it from 19 marines following man out - after his aides had to rescue the ambassador and the 70 regions of the .world, including a two-hour gunbattle. burned secret papers and smashed Americans and 70 Iranian em Campns Crusade for ChriSt is Japan, China, the Soviet Union, Government spokesmen blamed sensitive equipment. ployees being held in the embassy·. having its Leadership Training the Middle East, Africa, Europe Communists and left wing .Classes tonight at 7 p,m, Room 340 and - to a greater extent - Latin "traitors" for launching the em '., Family Practice Building, Nortll America. bassy attack. . C~pus. They also discuss.ed I ran in terms At nightfall, Iran's national of the· current problems and radio, in the hands of Khomeini *** potential problems. followers since Sunday's --,NEWS BRIEFS revolution, issued a bulletin an UNM Rugby FooU1all Club will New Restaurant 'I New Mexico Daily Lobo nouncing it was under attack. practice at 4:30 p.m. on Johnson I Opening Vol. 83 No. 99 · fields, today. · 381400 The radio appealed to all "true Till' 8f'll' Ml·xim DlJily t~obo 1.~ JluhlbhNI revolutionaries," meaning U.S. ambassador killed Waitresses and Hostesses Mund11y thruta~J;h Friday en·n: rt•gular Wt'<.'k Khomeini followers, to go to the *** Day and evening, full or pari· of thl' Unin•rsily yc•ur uud wt~L'.kl>· durin~ Lhl• sumnwr ~~ .. ~~lun hr tlw .OnurJ .of Shull•lll radio station to help repel the ISLAMABAD, Pakistan- U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Adolph time positions available Publlt'<~t irm~ of tilt' U!Uwr~ll\' nl' N<.'W Ml•Xit'(l. The Wagon Wheels will hold a Cooks and L~ rwl flllmwiull)· l~"-"u~·filh!d with UNM, onslaught. It did not identify the Dubs was kidnapped Wednesday by four Moslem gunmen and killed in a post-Valentine's country dance Day or evening full or part-time bl'('illld ell~~~ po~tu~t· puld ul Alhuqtll'rqtno; attackers. After the appeal, the blazing shootout touched off by Afghan security forces, despite U.S. State today in the SUB Ballroom. Nt•w ,\h•xit'o R713J. 1:ild~(.'ripth''' rutl• is radio continued playing music. Department pleas that there be no violence. Bartenders, Cocktail Waifresses $10.1~) for tht.• !tCudcmlc yt:nr. •,. Admission $1. apply at Tlw opi 11ion.'> t.>xprc...~~L>d 011 the editorial The gunmen who seized the The government forces shot and killed the four terrorists in their bid to pagt•s of Tlw Dalfy l.tJim uw tho~t.l ol tht• 2120 Eubank NE298-1814 author ~nldr. Unsl~ncd opiulun is I fa at • • ( Page 4, New Mexico Daily LOBO, Februafy 15, 1979 Page 5, Nllw Mexico Daily LOBO, February 15, 1979 -·-Wind energy diSCussion hB/d By MICHAEL.P. MtGliCK{N ~eminar held at the',Publie Service he01r and ask questions about the New~Mexico State University, Labs said that although wind · Company Buildin,g414 Silver SW; rapidly-developing wind energy ''We are now researching energy is polf.ution free and readily Harnessing tile Wmd. for home About 45 people gathered in technology. potential sites around the state to adaptal>le to home use, present energy was the topic of a recent Reddy's Rendev.ous Monday to People knowledgeable in the erect win energy generating systems are very expensive and fields. Pfmeteorology, existing wind systems, similar to the generator power output fluctuates. Editorial energy programs in New Mexico, built last year near Clayton, New Mark ''Windy'' .Dankoff restores Sandia Lab's involvement in wind Me~ • Page 6, New Mexico Dally LOBO, February 15, 1979 Page 7, New Mexico .Dally LOBO, Ft~bruary 15, 1979 Tribute to Victor Jara slated . Religious organizations ~offe.r students aid By CHRIS MILLER the wiclow of Victor Jara, ancl thousand prisoners was heard, . became president of ~bile in 1970. poet's Widow, ,!oan Jara, wrote of On a hot September clay in special guest, Pete Seeger, the These twelve thousand eyes then Forced to seek exile after the her husbanct,_ He had the .respect 1973, in Santiago, Chile, singer American folksinger and human- watched the same officer throw coup •. group has bee_n and love of h!s pe?ple and songs By PATTI WATSON experienc~;:, the most frequent. life in general. persons get over feelings of failure, Harry Johns, a Presbyterian ~i~itar~ th~ ht~ Robinson said. Victor J ara his fingers already rights activist. himself over the fallen body of the hvmg m Pans smce 1974. The1r we~e the exp~ess1o~ o.f th~1,r. sur problems students have relate to He said a persons "drive for self· minister; severed by ~~~ axe and his hands · Tickets for the concert are singer and actor Victor _lara ancl performance . here is part. of a fenng and the1r aspirations •. Joan Students who need help with . some personal crisis in their lives or fulfillment" can lead to destruction Art Bailey, director .of the Latter Turner said the most common Day Saints Student Association, dripping blood, was shot down by available at Popejoy Hall, the began to beat him while he cried: twenty-city concert tour. m. the Jara wrote th~t t~e funds nu~ed by problems but do, not wish to call a friendship situation. of a personal relationship, so problems he helps students deal said he emphasizes p\lrsonal the Chilean Junta while imprisoned Student Union Building all sing, you now United States and Canada m tnbute the concerts will be used m our Agora or talk to someone else have James Maness, director of the students often have a hard time with are coming to a "mature ·~ov.; mo!h~rfuc~er, counseling. in the national soccer stadium, ticketmaster outlets. Reserved seats smg, and kept on htttmg h1m . to Jara. common . eff~rt , _to restore another source to turn to~religious·. Baptist Student Union, said both successfully combining their faith" and "allowing the in Jara Chile's best known protest are $5 $6 and $7. "Unexpectedly, Victor laboriosly From her exile in London, the clemocracym Ch1le. organizations on UNM's campus, personal and voacational coun· feelings with their ambitions. Bailey said he was unable to tegration of religious beliefs with a song ~omposer, had become a Pro~eeds of the event will go to raised himself to his feet and, with UNM's church-affiliated seling are offered there. Maness The Christian Student Center think of one student problem that social life," · victim along with 30,000 other Chilean refugee organizations ancl unseeing eyes, turned towards the organizations offer a variety of said he has had some training in offers personal, academic and pre appears to occur more frequently. A person who wants counseling counseling services to. students counseling, and post-divorce counseling, said than others, explaining, "I've dealt can .call the religious organization pcopl~-men, women, and to U.S. and Canadian committees bleac~crsofthestadium.. . with some of every kind of children- of the military coup that working to restore democracy in ''Hts steps were faltenng, kn.ees through their directors, ministers or Vocational counseling focuses on Bill Robinson, a student center offices to ;mange an appointment. problem." overthrew the government of Chile, Laura Lewis-Roibal, trembling, his mutilated hands priests.. .a student's "intense life desires," directo.r. The persons at these organizations Two ministers are available for try Salvador Allende late that summer. coordinator of the Victor Jara stretched forw~rd like those of a Counseling can be formal or he said. Robinson said both he and· who to help students resolve In honor to the Chilean poet, Committee at UNM said. sleepwalker. · informal, and is usually done on a Maness said some common graduate assistants are available to counseling at the United Minstries their problems stressed that Center, the Rev. Dan Turner, a counseling services can be geared to composer and singer, several local Miguel Cabezas, former h~ad. of "He steadied hims~lf. for .a orie-to-one basis. Although speCific problems he encounters are con- advise students with academic and Chilean musical groups are Chile's Quimantu pubhshang moment a.nd then, llftang h1s counseling available at each· f!icts with a student's faith. problems, while he is responsible Methodist minister and the Rev, an individual's needs. presenting "A Tribute-in con- house, wrote the following bleeding hands, began to sing, with organization varies, most "A student's faith is confronted for personal and ·divorce coun- ~....-::======cert-to Victor Jara" this Sunday eyewitness account of Jara's death; an eager voice, the anthem of the organizations are willing to help e.ach day. Many students are seling. at Popejoy Hall. The world famous . ''They (the military guards) to.ok Unidad Popular, and everybody students deal with problems in concerned. about how to articulate Robinson defined his .divorce Chilean folk group, Quilapayun,. Victor to the table and ordered him 'sang with him. . almost any area of life. or express what their faith is to counseling as ''spiritual therapy to now living in exile in Paris, will to put his hands on it. In the .hands "This sight was too much for the Counseling at Aquinas Newman those they're in conflict with," he· help a person get over the trauma of headline the concert. Quilapayun of the officer rose, swiftly, an axe. military. A volley, and Victor's Center is done by a five-member said. . rejection." ·c \P will Joan Jara, "With one single stroke he . body began to fall forwards as if he team, said one of the counselors, The Rev. Bill Crews at Can- He said in a pre-divorce #' severed the fingers of the left hand were bowing IQng ancl slowly in a Sister Amata Dawson. She said the terbury Chapel said both he and. a situation, he tries to offer alter and, with another stroke, the reverence ,to his. comrades. Then he team is composed of two priests, trained analyst are available to natives and soluti.ons to a couple \\'~> ~" eO.(S fingers of Victor's right hand. The fell down on his side and remained the Rev. George Reynolds and the students who need help. He said he having family problems, and. is. fingers fell to the wooden floor, lyirlg there. Rev, Ron ~ruel; one deacon, has been counseling students at willing to work with one-half of a ~# at the trembling and still moving, while "More volleys followed from the Deacon Charles. Bouchard; a UNM for 12 years, and that "t)Je couple, Victor's body fell heavily down. mouths of the machine guns, but married deacon,' the Rev. Mr. Don · basic nature of the problems "If both people won't par- Speaker Day "A collective outcry from six those were directed against the Bruckner and herself. haven't changed much." ticipate, l'IL work with the one Sister Dawson said counseling is Crews said the problem students who's wil1ing to work," he said. ===;;;::::;::;:==::=:==::======··===:;;:;;~-- ·· bleachers full of the people who at the Hi-Fi House had accompanied Victor's song." available to anyone conpected w~th. usually talk to him about concern a . The main obj_ectiv~ of post. Friday-Feb. 16 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Quilapayun, which will be ap the University. She said, in her • fear of failure and the purpose ·of divorce counseling IS to help_ pearing at the concert, was ex with Sandy Lange-JBL Rep. The . - tremely active in providing support Living Bateh ----~. of the late Salvador Allende, who JBL ~r::;,ker Graph theoiy • On video tape w/large screen TV ~....--_Bookstore Folk singer Pete Seeger will sing at Popejoy Hall Sunday • Find out all about speakers colloquium in a benefit to "help restore democracy in Ecuador." • Why speakers sound different A Speeial Shipment • How speakers are designed of Quallty Paperbaeks to be given • Hear the exciting new sound of A colloquium on graph theroy Recital raises funds -Many out-of·print and will be presented today at the UNM the JBL-L220 speakers hard-to-find titles department of mathematics and JBL records, free key chains, refreshments -New and Used statistics. and the Hi-Fi House since 1949 -No Two the same The speaker will be Dr. Brian for law scholarships Alspach of Simon Fraser University A recital next Thursday will help raise money for the UNM Law 'l'hese booli.s will be in Vancouver, Canada. School scholarship program. displayed lot• sale Background in graph theory is A trio of UNM student musicians will play selections from the beginning Weds. not essential for anyone wishing to works of Brahms, Debussy, Chopin, and Ginestra. 3011 Monte Vlltll NE • 255-1fl84 attend the colloquium, a depart The recital will begin at 8:15 p.m., Feb. 22, in the Law School Jull-of Central I Qlnnl, .... UNII Feb. :l4th at 10:00 a.m. FINANCING AVAIU-.E mental spokesperson said. Forum. There is no charge for admission, but donations are The colloquium will beginat3:30 requested. Interpreter Visiting professor Donald Beer's lecture on ·behavior 2406 Central Ave. SE p.m. in Room 428 of the UNM All the money that is donated will be given to the program, said trio modification Tuesday in Woodward Hell was interpreted for Humanities Building. The program member and organizer of the recital Elizabeth Majors. 1s featured the deaf by Marilyn Sanchez (right}. The ASUNM Speakers "'-r 262-1619 will be free of charge and interested She said everyone is invited to attend. Committee has hired interpreters for the deaf for this 1 persons are invited to attend. at lecture semester's remaining lectures. ' jiiiiii ENGINEERS Faint hope held Let's be candid ... This is a pitch. for ~miraCle car' We're looking BOSTON (UPI) - A panel of tedinology which could be TheAll New automotive experts told the classified as superior," a panel of fOr talent. government Wednesday there is engine experts reported. little chance a miracle car will arise in the next two decades to spare the Energy nation from an energy shortage. Amin requests However, they said with some At Magnavox Government & gradual changes in today' s cars and ".; -: ' ~ Bar Industrial Electronics Co., we ...... a strong thrust to find new sources urgent meeting wantto hire the best engineers of fuel, U.S. energy nee.ds should and computer scientists we can be met through the end of the of UN council ~~~.··.. ) '.>' century. j } find. If you qualify, and you're "You· can always hope for a UNITED NATIONS (UPl) - north side of interested in a career with the I sudden flash of genius, but I don't The United Nations confirmed world's leader in communica· ·" -~< think it's going to happen that today that Ugandan President Id.i Johnson Gym tion sytems, Magnavox may be way," one automotive researcher Amin has requested an urgent for you. said. "It's going to be a long and meeting of the Security Council to gradual process.'' . deal with what he claimed was 277-6366 • That's because, in our business, an outstanding technical staff is the key to The conclusions, contained in Tanzania's invasion "deep inside l reports ending a two-day national Uganda.'' success. Magnavox has been remarkably successful because we offer small automotive conference, reflected a company atmosphere with large company benefits_ and challenge! skeptical response by industry Amin requested the meeting in. a Hence the pitch, and this ad. If you like what you see here, get in touch. Maybe researchers to Transportation telegram to U.N. Secretary General featuring. both of us will be glad you did. Secretary Brock Adams' challenge Kurt Waldheim, dated Feb. 12 and to "re-invent the car" by t!Je released today. The Ugandan leader ·wE WILL BE ON CAMPUS: 1990's. indicated he would not personally Hansen's natural Health candy and nuts Adams, in calling nearly 600 attend but would be represented by Tuesday, February 20, 1979 automotive experts for the con his U.N. alllbassador. · fruit juices in Fresh fruit ference, liad urged them to "in Please contact your Placement Office or send your resume to: dulge fantasY" and ••test the outer There was no word immediately nine flavors Natural potato chips limits" to come up with new ideas from either Waldfteim or Kuwaiti PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT for" a revolutionary fuel-efficient U.N. J Ambassador . Abadalla vehicle. Yaccoub Bishara.. this month's But after two days of comparing president of the Sec~rity Council, . notes on research into dozens of to when - or 1f - such a .• I' as Hours ••••~~••••••Coupon••••~••••••• IVIagna"ax.. new fuels, engines and body. meeting of the IS-member council materials, the panelists told Adams wQuld be called. · Mon-Fri 8:30am to 8:30pm One servina of Gatorade(value Advanced Products Division Spru.ce· there will be no quick or simple Sat Noon fo 6:0()pm 60", Now only 25" (Magnavox Research Laboratories) . \ . . solutions...... The message to Wald~eilll came / • 'Based on the information .on the heels of a Rad1o Uganda 2829 Maricopa St. Torrance~ CA 90503 gqosed· I presented, (we were) .not able to' report Tuesday that .. Tanzanian offer 2-27·79 ... An Equal Oppartunlty.EmployE!r M/F identify a specific engine troops had poured into Uganda. i r I • • Page 9, New M!lXico Daily LOBO, February IS, 1979 Pl!g!l 8, New Mexico Dally LOBO, February 15, 1979 V~gas Defeats UNM The Lady Rebels 11f· Nevada-Las early in the second half and looked Lob\1 coach Kathy Marpe said, Gymnasts To Perform Tonight like they would blow aw;ty their "She didn't hurt us that much up Vegas found that the road wasn't so h11sts, But Dee Weinreis, Jean there (in Las Vegas earlier this aoth New Mexico gymnastic happen. 011r kids have been here are working hard. I don't we/' February in Arizona. Saturday they bad after all as they defeated the year). But if you leave her al11ne teams will .be in for a tough lookin~ forward to this and they're know that much about un;:p, but 1 This will be the first home meet begin competition in the Western UNM Lobos 77-69 Wednesday Roslermondt and Mary Redeau refused to give in, Weinreis lead the she'll score on you.'' workout tomght, as the men and ready. . don't think they are particularly for the women since Jan. 27, having Hemisphere Games in Haywood, night in the Pit. Even in the first half, Vegas women compete in Johnson Gym UNM always gets solid per- strong, but then again neither are competed last in the early part of Calif. ' But UNL V coach Dan Ayala who · Lobos with 19 points, Rostermondt had 18 and Redeau had 14. looked like they would win handily beginning at 7:30. formances from Steve Jennings on ' brought his team on their first trip as they jumped out to a I 0-4lead. Rusty ·Mitchell's 15th ranked the pommel horse and Perry of the year said, "We never did put But the woman who outscored them all was Lady Rehel Teresa "Comparatively," Marpe said, Lobos will f;tce Oregon, a team Genovese in the all-around and them (UNtvO away. They reacted "This was one 11f the better games ranked in the top ten, while Claudia tonight should be no different. very well to the pressure.'' Willis who poured in 31 points, 24 of them from the floor. we've had against them. This was Thomas' women will compete Things will be different for the Vegas jumped out to a 56-40 lead the first time we were able to run against Texas·El Paso. women, however. They are now any kind of an offense against Oregon usually scores in the down to five people having lost two them. vicinity of 217 for the six events, gymnasts this week. Lobo Cagers Invade Earlier this year UNL V beat while !he Lobos are expecting a Tammy Custodi will undergo UNM 91-81 in a game marred by40 score of around 210. knee surgery on Monday and will . ·.· •. Lobo turnovers. The Lobos had aut that doesn't seem to bother be lost for the season. only 14 turnovers last night while Mitchell much .. "Anything can Diane Walsh, a junior transfer Laramie, Wyoming from East Islip, NY, has been It was about this time two years Laramie and then Colorado State in Vegas had 17. suspended indefinitely, Thomas ago that the New Mexico Lobo Fort Collin'S.on Saturday night. But the undefeated and lOth- said. ~ basketball team made a trip to Wyoming, the only other team ranked Rebels were able to keep the IEVIEI Walsh was a New York State Laramie, Wyo. besides New Mexico to defeat Lobos from getting no closer· than Champion before coming to UNM. They hadjust come off an 81-77 Brigham Young, ranks third in the five points almost the entire hall FISIEI 1111 A freshman, Timi Wade, will win over the eventual conference nation in field goal defense. The game. take over Walsh's all-around slot champs, Utah, in the Pit. They Cowboys are led by guard Charles Ayala 11aid, "I don't think we're CliFFS IllES! and will be competing on the were pretty well out of the WAC Bradley, who is averaging 15.3 a great team, hut then there aren't balance beam for the first time championship race, but had hopes points per game and 5.3 rebounds. many great teams in the country." since she competed on the Eldorado receiving an invitation· from the ~-~~M:iiiiiiHi:iiiiiiHHiijji;Hi-4Niiii;:c;:;iiii~iiiiOiiiiiiM;4iiiNi High . School slate championship NIT. · 11 team last year. It seemed that all they would Joann Jost, who some consider have had to do was win their last the finest woman gymnast in two games · against Wyoming and UNM's history, is recovering from . Colorado State on the road. injuries and will be unable to But they never gave the NIT a compete at full strength tonight. chance to ask them as they were Lunch Special n:ao-2:00 Only Thomas said, "The girls that are throttled. 82-64 by Wyoming and COMBINATION Exam time or any then to add insult to injury, CSU a) egg roll $}.98 time, Cliffs Notes whipped them 78-64. b) beef fried rice can help you earn This year the UNM team is again f709 Lomas NE POULSEN PHOTO better grades in being looked at by-the NIT. But one c) egg foo-young (acrOBS from literature. Our com· Pitcher Rob Hoover will probably be without all-WAC cat advantage they have is that they are American Cor Stereo, plete stock covers cher Duffy Ryan during the season opener in Arizona. still in contention for the WAC For Take Out Orders 265-7529 Good dtru Feb, 20 crown. That should add incentive most frequently to defeat ·wyoming tonight Ji!!!n~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!:~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~l!!!ll!fl!e'!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!t!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!:!.'!!!!!~ assigned novels, plays and poems. Arizona Unfriendly Get the ones you need today. GET CLIFFS NOTES To Lobo Baseball HERE: By KEVIN ROARK · Mike Brown, the third baseman The Lobo baseball team will sport a T-shirt emblazoned departs Albuquerque today bound with "Taking no Prisoners" just to • POULSEN PHOTO for unfriendly territory. They're show the Wildcats how serious New (B~ Tim Day and his 15th-ranked teammates head into action tonight against a good Oregon going to Tuscan, Ariz., home of the Mexico hardball can be. _l-:::~~:!!:~~~~:J ,:;;;:o=i;;;:::======_.,.._..t;;ea;:.:m;;.;.,...... ,...__ - · University of Arizona Wildcats, to Pitching coach Hudson said that 't.,r- ·. ---:-•. play three non-conference games. the Lobos are •' by no means at their ' ' Tuscon has been hostile to Lopo peak," so all they really have to do baseball for quite some time, the is make a good showing against Lobos haven't beaten the Wildcats Arizona. there for nearly ten years. The nine-year-old dry spell / But the team isn't in the mood to against the Wildcats at Wild.cat lose this weekend, they are ready to Stadium is a "positive effect" on win, especially in Tuscon. the Lobos, they'll beat Arizona Lobo coach Vince Cappelli will there this year, Hudson said. Popejoy Hall put ~ob Hoover on the mound for Yesterday, Valentines day; the the first ga!"e, tomorrow at.~ p.m. Lobos had a light workout and H?over fimshed last season With a 5 • batting practice. The highlight o( wm 4 loss record and an earned ~un the last practice before the trip was average of 4.06. H~has been havi~g the singing telegram valentine that some problems with a fingernail, was performed in front of the but pitching coach Rex Hudson wholeteam. said it won't hinder his ability to pitch. New Box Office Hours On Saturday the Lobos will play •••••••••• a double-header with the Wildcats, 1 1 John Cherney will throw in the • Need auto • opener and Moe Camilli will start · the second of the two games. • • · • ? • Monday thru Friday - 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Lobo Stl!£ catcher Duffy Ryan • Insurance. • Performance Days - 10:00 a.m. - Show Time will apparently miss the Arizona You can feel the differel)ce our exclusive edg~-beveling process trip because of a bad case of strep • Call the I · makes in contact lenses from TSO. They minimize adaptation time throat. Cappelli said that Ryan has • · • Weekends - Noon-Show Time on Performance Days for maximum possiblecomfon. And you can also get soft contacts at a 99 percent chance of missing the • specialists! •. three games. TSO. Comfort you can feel ... quality you can see. • We are open thru the Noon hour. Kyle Rutledge will move into the 1 · 1 catchers position vacated by Ryan. 1. Insure your car with 1. • We are usually open on Legal Holidays. Moving into the spot Rutledge Criterion and enjoy The difference usually occupies, 2nd base, will be. I important benefits I • We cannot accept Phone Orders. Mike Foote. • like these: I Foote has one of the quickest between just wearing contacts double play pivots on the Lobo I D Convenient Pay· I squad. I ment Plans · • ana contact lenses For Information only Tel. 277-3121 Either Tommy Francis or Rick Ronquillo will play shortstop. · I · D Country-wide I fromTso· Keith Hagman will beat first and 1 Cl;,tim Servic..e I Mike Brown will cover third to I ·• round out the .infield. · 0 Depend01ble In the outfield the Lobos will 1 Protection · I · .. T-S·O·,. start Walt Arnlod in left, Aaron I 0 Choice·of 1 Prescription eyewear since 1935 • Convenient cre·dit·available Cain in center and Steve Muccio in right. 1 Coverages 1 3 ALBUQUERQUE LOCATIOJSS Cappelti said that he is not 1 11· • 't t d f 1 worried about what Arizona is c· a or vtst 0 ay or · 4300 Central Ave. s.E. • SUN SQUARE • · 4410 Central A~e. S. W. liable to throw at theLob\1s. "We'd I a free rate.quotatiQn. I · 268~2008 7210 M_enaul Bltd. 831-5326 like to play them every week/' be 1 1 883-0077 said, "l'm not. loosing any sleel) . . 881-1688 · I . worrying' about what they've got." 1 7200 Menaul Blvd. NE: NOW IN SANTA FE The Lobos are serious ~bout 1 Mon-Fri 9-5i~il Sat. 9-l . 1 these three games, ''There s no 1. · . I College Plaza ...... 2010-A. Cerrillos Rd. reason. why we can't win all th~ee, '. c· r·l·te··· rion 982~3045· games," . second baseman ~hke 1 · . . ·. . ... I Foote said, "for sure we'll wm at .· Insur~~once Company. leasowo." ·•••••••• ' ,. II ' .. I ,/ ':'• • Page 10, New Mexico Dally LOBp, February 15, 1979 Boston to perform ot Areno The Popular Entertainment people anticipated the event\lal six-' twe. FfQm bar gigs, weddings, to bjnation proved flawless •. While .. .. Knigbts of Columbus and Boston's Scholz is credited with the scientific ~"~~ioT~~g: ~g;~ggg~D~~ ~~·~·~;: ~E~~~~~~,,~,~10 ~ ~ Committee is presenting Boston in million plus sa.le of lllb\lms. Inc. are sponsoring the· Second Green Bay and former IScons•.n- at. an at~an School l'!ew York command of the mallet in concert on Saturday, at the UNM By now the only things bigger fabled Combat Zone, these five gift that enabled Boston to. be Annual Day of Percussion on percussion ·de artm nthead of Its CitY: He;: Is ~lso a~ a7tive ~~m- struments, lie has (lemanded the Arena, at 8 p.m. than the sales figures are stories musicians paid significant• dues to created, all five )earned their parts Saturday, Featured as guest also di(l post g~adu t · ' ~harl~s mencal re~ordmg .artist m. addition respect of his vi be predecessors and DESKS about Boston, about a rock-and the music of ·rock and roll. When during those years on the road. clinicians are New York studio Institute ·for Adv! e wor at .t e ~? .authormg an mst~uctJon book .::urrent jazz contemporaries by When Boston's self-titled debut roller named Tom Scholz and how Scholz answere(l a musician'$ af:l There in a long worked for degree, percussionists David Charles, Latin Studies Orchestr nc~d ~~sic:! V•.braphone Te~hm~ue: J?am- being voted number one in the album was released by Epic he created an impossible-tv· for keyboard player Md joined \IP is a reason for the group's percussion, and David Friedman, !HEM Contemp~r!; ~~ ~ e bem': ~~d Pedahng, published Down Beat Critic's Poll in the Records on August 8, 1976, few produce basement tape in with v.ocalist Bra(! Delp, an(! later buoyancy. Their honest roots allow vibraphone and. improvisation, Ensemble under the ~· /m erf fy er ~e. Press. __ Past. ~er- category of "Talent Deserving Watertown, Massachusettes, and guitarist Barry Goodreau, bass them the room to enjoy both sides .. , . . •rec IOn o ormanees mclude the Metropolitan _ Wider R.ecognition." with team effort, reoriented a full· player Fran Sheehan and drummer of the fence-as dedicated· . :~~~:"· ~~,j.ii/·.· _.-· ., __ ·.-::;:,~·-..,.~~;i ,· T·-·~~·;r::j time, working band. Sib Hashain, fate played an im unknowns and exalted stars from Boston's story is a dream come portant card. Together the com- Boston to Hollywood. ; ;~ •";.,_ ~ ,' ,.r NY Erotic Film I Festival TH€ SUB Theatre ~senses wiD bl~ment David Charles (left), Lo.tin percussion, and David Friedman (right), vibro.phone and Improvisation, never be the same. both New York studio percussionists, will be feo.tured o.s guest clinicians at the Second Annuo.l Per DRINK DINE DANCE EXPERIENCE cussfon Do.!J sponsored b!J the UNffi depo.rtment of pefcussion ond Luchettl Drum and Guito.r, Inc. A Latin percussion workshop, Teiner Bosech. He has also per· Opera Orchestra, New York Ann-Margret Oliver Reed taught by Charles, will begin at formed with Carmine Appice, The Philharmonic, New York City Roger Daltrey Elton John Montgome:V:: : 883-2540 noon. Vibes and improvisation will Temptations, The Lettermen, Ballet Orchestra and the Julliard Jack Nicholson ~ be taught by Friedman at 2:30p.m. Connies Stevens, James Darren, Contemporary Chamber Ensemble. linaTumer• ,The Who Studio percussion will be taught by Barbara Jane English, Dave He. has also performed and The Populo.r Enterto.inment Committee is presenting Bo'ston in concert on So.turda!J at the UNffi both at 4:30 p.m. The workshops Tofani, Arnie Lawrence and recorded with contemporaries like This Wee/, Arena at 8 p.m. From left to right, top to bottom are Boston members Bo.rr!J Goodreau. quitarist: will be held in Room B-120 of the Treasure Island, and Double Image Hubert Laws, Horace Silver, Fran Sheehan. bo.ss: Brad Delp, voco.ls: Sib Hashio.n, 9rummer; and Tom Scholz, ke!Jboo.rds. Fine Arts. Center. A registration fee among others. Charles is presently Wayne Shorter, Joe Chambers and Dance To of $2.50 will admit students to all active in concert and studio work in Joe Farrell. He is also a regular iP'Ai ... three workshops. R.eservations New York City and is' also a guest instructor at the Institute of should be made with R.obyn clinician representing· Latin Per Advanced Musical Studies in . KQEO Midnite• Movie Schulkoski, UNM percussion cussion, Inc., giving lectures and Montreux, Switzerland. Friedman Streetalk 'Brothers' o serious group instructor. performances at · colleges combines· the qualities of performer This Friday & Saturday By JOHN CHADWICK Charles served as a clinician and throughout the country. 9-1:3Q soloist with the University of Friedman is a graduate from . . THE MALL Blues Brothers , .. -- -.--·-···-·-· ...,..,,...... "Briefcase Full of Blues" Wisconsin, Green Bay African Julliard School of Music and is Atlantic (SD-19217) Ensemble at the sixth International presently an instructor of bar Far North Cinema lll 6300 San Mateo NE Live, one can only take the band seriously. On the disc, the musicians · Un iversit.Y honors student 821-6769 and the singers could be taken seriously. Jake and Elwood Blues (alias John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd of "Saturday Night Live" fame) are the Blues Brothers. nomed to notionoJ committee Tuesday Special ALL SEATS $1.00 What the album f:loesn't give the listener is the visual experience of A UNM senior has been riamed committee which contributes Akroyd and Belushi on stage. co-chairman of a National student ideas into a nationally What the disc does deliver, and quite well, is some of the best in Collegiate Honors Council com revitalized program of honors Midnight Express (R) strumentation done by nine excellent musicians. mittee. study. 5:40 7:45 9:50 The fact that the album was recorded live only enhances one's ap . Aurora Lawrence, an English Executive committee meetings preciation for it. major and honors student, is' March 24-25 at the University of Cheech and Chong's There is a full horn section, guitars, bass and keyboards, all well mixed serving with Dr. Hal Crawley, Maryland will prepare for tl}e Up In Smoke (R) and each musician fitting in, at all times. The album is upbeat blues, but annual October honors council in director of Central Michigan 6:0Q 8:00 10:00 blues nevertheless, University's honors program. They Atlanta. This is one album definitely worthy of being in anyone's record head the student communications One of two UNM students who collection. Good tight playing along with good vocals from ''the brothers" represented UNM's honors Walt Disney's make ~or a very enjoyable listening experiencs. program at the NCHC 1978 Jungle Book and The robbery nobody conference at Kent State Univer Run Appaloosa Run (G) sity, Lawrence was the only older 5:45 8:25 9:45 thought could happen woman and Hispanic student there. What you by the guys nobody Her input to the NCHC committee Weekend Matinees · think it's thought could pull it off will l'ocus on encouraging older women and Hispanic students to Call for Showtimes about... enroll in Honors work. 5:30.6:00 PM Honors programs offer enriched ALL SEATS $1-.50 study courses for academically it'S about! .v IDWII 1111111 ,, The Films of •••·••n••••' Joseph II.HiftJ.IWII'I ComeII and Gary IIICI- II IIIII. Doberman ·'New York Style Disco • ·.February~6, 1979 . . l: r. Friday nite only . With Gary Doberman in person r ·Doors open at 8:45 One Showing Only 8:00pm I Admission 81.00 w/UNM ID Thursday Night S.UB Theatre ~·slwa" TlllilZET~rcouNTS" ' SOMMIEJitEIGHlA\VSO'l U7{(£ESCJN "l.DO!iHEA ~~ 82.00 Public O.~e ~-~- ---· ~:·. :r ·1c:-:c::c-::=,;:~~r,===~== -~ 0~-~~--"~"~. ' . ' • • I c oR o N A )) o ·,. l!!:'BCJ!ri.. tr" 3 7 g; 7 'ir1 . (IOIJ..'l'l()tl~ ~: ~~~\M.S Qt\'1. ·~' Page 12, New Mexico Dally LOBO, Februllry 15, 1979 l)l'l 3Q tJ I}.E.6.16 \979 rl«-ded, Jru:xpe!1slve·~We1','1/e !andscape-r-slorts March MEN! WOMEN I JOBS. Cruise ships, freighlers. No WORK IN JAPAN! Teach Eng!i,Sh.convenalion, No 22. Ce~ll Weaver' AStudio, 205 Slanford SE {26~·9100) eJC~rlenct;. Hi$h payl S~t; ~urope, Hawaii; Australia, ~:x~rJence, degree, or Japanese reqiJired. Send long U.f(,/17i Tues·Sat. 12·5. 0211~ So. America. Can:~r_ 1 Summer! Send $2.75 for info. $tamped, ~r;lf·addres.sed envelope for de(;lils, Japan: MERRIAM'S TYPINO SERVICE. Call 266-477~. 10 SEA WORLD DZ Box 61035, Saelo., CA 95860. 47,1'.0. PoxJ36, Centralia, WA 98531~ 02/23 ! .. l~tAtftit\t~Av ·: ~ .• Dulletin~. appraisal'!, manl,lscrlpts, legal proposals, Ol/OS WORK OVERSEllS IN lhe Peace Corps. 277-5907. 02/16 PART·TIME JOB: Sales, flexible hours, good pay. 02119 PIANO INSTRUCTION. J;XPERIENCI!D. 1111 Po!isiblc full-time durins "reak. Call; Phil Fraor;zyk, lcvcl1. Call mornings 256·7701. 02fl.6 CLU.883·5360. omo 8. MISCELLANEOUS .· Daily I WJJ..t. DO M t:~c~Uent job oil any typing yOu need OVERSEAS JOBS--SU~1MEl\/ycar round. l!urop<, .:...;. __.:.:;...;...:.::;::;:;;;;:::.:::_:.:::.;:::_:::.:;:_ done, Reasonable rates, Call Sue-293-8Q8Q. 02/19 S. America·, Australia, As_ia, etc. All fields, $SOO • NEW WATERBED. $109,95 buys you I) dark Center to TeiiJain open MATH PROQLEMS? CALL for lllloring. $L2oQ monthly, ~xpem.es paid. Sightseeins. Free Wnlnut-slained noor frame. 2) $afety Uner, 3) finest drnduated engineer. 2.56-D67S. 02119 iofo.·Wrile: IJC, Box 4490·NB, Borkcley, CA 94704. lap se~m matt res&, any size with three year guarantee The Andean Center, which. offers The University administration center, state funding through the are willing to try because the Quito . 03/02 Wtller Trips, '3407 Central NE. 0412:7 F'OREtON AUTO REPAIR, tune·ups, reasonable, By PEBBlE LEVV courses in a v11riety of subject areas plans to begin putting together BEF is its first priority, Hull said. Center is a good program." guaranteed, 268·8752. 02127 COLLEGE MEN. REWARDING summer ex· WOOD YOU BELIEVE ••• 3019 Centrtll NE. Three perie_nce for sophomore and older m~n a11d t.ea~;her$ d(lOfS easi of Lobo TheaHe, ~pecia'l ord~rs rOr UNM's Andean Study and for regt1lar UNM credit, .is. a very arguments to present• to the Board '• After all, the students attending Meredith Dodge, administrative TWO COLLEGE GIRLS will baby.1it at this time working with children in the.Colorado mountains In a around $10.00. · '02/20 of Ed.ucational Finance for stat!: oniY··M·W·F I 1:00am· 7:00pm, 255.2042, 02/20 Research Center in Quito, Ecuador expensive program, particularly in the center are. from New Mexico," assistant in the UNM. Latin camp fiCttios. Backpacking, horseba<:k riding, wildlife ,WANTED TQ..BUY: medi.um ~h:ed dog house. :ZB~- will continue to operate through the times of tight budgets, Hull said. funding for· the center after the American Center (of which the COCHITI MOTORS. WE fix cars, 6804 Cochiti SE. s1udles, many outdoor programs, Must have· twO 171 I evenings, weekends, 02/16 he. said. Lobo 268·4071. Ol/05 years college and be 20 or older. Write now; _include Because the University's budget is current legislative session ends, Andean program is a branch), said LOOKING FOR G~?UP 0 •od B blood donors, 1979-80 academic year ''with no There are 27 UNM students at ~ program in!ert;!sts ;llld goals. Sanborn Western Ple~se t;oncact: 0JVISIPO of Tropical & Geographic change in funding, organization or now being compacted, it cann()t Hullsaid. · the center this semester. the center is applying for a federal 4. • HOUSING .- ' C~mps, F!prjssanr, Color~do 80816, 02/Hi Med_lcille, 94~ Stanford Dr. NE. M-6, 27T·300J or administration," Provost indefinitely support the program as Although UNM plans to explore Hull said funding alternatives grant for Latin American Studies ~~~~~~----- 277·2BI3and~sk for larry Sax. . 02128 • • NOD HILL MOTEL. Reasonable dally and wce~ly McAllister Hull said Thursday. it is, Hull said. · various sources for funding the are: to have the state directly fund called the Title VI. Area Studies rates, 3712 Central Sf; near VNM, Pnonc 255-3172. the Andean Center liS a specially Grant. 03/08 ALPHA STUDIOS, FUI\NISHED, bealed s.wim· budgeted item, rather than as part "The Title VI grant is com· mi!lg. pop[, s~curhy gu;:~rd, all utlllth;s p~id, $1~9.00 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE of the .overall UNM budget; to prehensive and covers all fields CLASSIFIED momhfy, Near <;::omnado a_nd Winrock. 6200 Indian include Andean Center students in School Rd. 883-5777. 02/28 within one area,'' she sa.id. In this LET US FIND )'ou a compa1ible roommate:. All agc;s, New Mexico formula funding, whereby money is case, Dodge said, the grant would ~~ckgrounds. No time limit, sel~tthm guaranteed. generated from credit hour ACROSS 46 Play part~ UNITED Feature Syndic11te cover Spanish American literature, The Roommate _G;llJery 2220 _Central (next to the production; or to seek funding 1. PERSONALS Po'h Dasel). 266·59$9. 02115 1 Pakistan ·48 Pen culture and politics. FRISJJOE MEETING I Sf; Jrd' Thurs. each mt>uth Wednesday's Pu~zle Solved: RIDG~CR~ST ONE BED.ROOM. $120 i"cludcs coats 49 Civil wrongs from such outside sources as CONCEPTIONS SW • A COLLECTION of UNM Johnson Gym 6:30. {iathcr Montgomery Park every DAILY She said the grant would be Sunday ll:Oil2(>8·08!11l. 242-2524. OZ/16 ~li!ilics. Newer furnishingli, central hea!, fence~ Y~trd. 6 Yogi - SO East Indian federal agencies or possibly some !i1Udt:m~· .creative work~. $1.00. Marron Hall RoOm 262·1751 Volley Renlals $35 fee. 02/16 directed to UNM as the funding 105. trln Tf-llliU:. WILL BE A dcntiMrY meeting of the Pre- 11 Caress weights Friday, February 16, 1979 South American governments. MOST UTILITIES PAID, SE three bedroom. 1\CCURATI! INVORM/ITION AllOUT con· Health Professions Ch.1b at 7:30pm OJ1 Monday, 14 Dill 52 Glance While funding for out-of-the institute rather than to the Andean february 19, inOncgn ISl_. 02/19 Furnlshedionrurnis:hed, Plush carpeting, stornge, !rnccptiun, .\tcrililalio!l, itborlion, Right to Choo.~e. $210.262-1751 Valley Renlals$35 fcc. 02116 15 Orally 56 High priest country programs is difficult to Center. The grant would support 294·0171. 04/27 THE ESTABLISHMENT. DRINK, dinr,, daocc 16 Cheer 57 Go farther contfru.ip~ on page 5 cx:pcrh:mce, CQ.Ch sunday presents lhe Watermelon ROOMMATE. TO SHARE 2 bedroom house in receive, Hull said, "Some people Pl~l;.(JNANCY TESTINO AND counsclh1g. Phone Norl.h Valley. $7$.00/monrh tVz !.Uililics: Calf iossic 247·9819. 04/27 Mountain Jug Dand, 7·10.130, with Slrcen I ' •