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Because ofclosed waste-burialsite UN M storeis own nuclear waste

The . t~:tnporary closing of ·.~ do not want new customi:lrs. state agency, said the Richland any. We're working with such wastes in the state. low-level nuclear waste site in Tabor said 1 'there has been no site was closed 14more for political low-level stuff." The University ships only low­ Washington state has deprived word ~bopt reopening the reasons than reality." Topp said UNM was uto the level wastes, emitting fewer than the UNM of its only nuclear Wasington site." He !;laid, 0 People do this to best of my knowledge'' the only 100 ntillirems of radiation per burial site. H'e said the University draw attention to the problem of institution in the st11te using the hour. UNM Radiological Safety transports about 30 55-gallon waste transportation. As for . Richland facility. A millirem is one-thousandth Director Wilbur Tabor· said drums of nuclear waste each health hazards, well, there could The University, he said, was of a rem. Exposure to .450 terns of Thursday that the Oct. 5 closing month to the site .. ''We have the be, but most likely there are not the largest shipper of n!J,Clear .. radiation can be fatal to humans. of the Hanford nuclear waste facilities to .sto.re tip to about 80 - -'facility, located near Richland, - ·drums-or three month's worth,-"'--­ W ashington,, has deprived the he said. "Then We're going to University of its only legal site have to take action.'' . for dis'posal bf nuclear wastes. "Ninety p~rcent of our waste comes out of the Medical Cen­ ter," he said, notably from CAUTION research labs in the Cancer Research and Treatment Center and the departments .of pathology, medicine and pediatrics. The Biology Department . .is largest contributor of nuclear waste on the main campus, he said. "But what they give us is negligible.'' RA.DIOAC·TIVE The wa,ste storage area, n()w in a locked area behind the School of MATERIALS Medicine Building 3, could be expanded if necessary, he said. The site was closed by "Our• {state) license would Washington Governor Dixy Lee allow us to store the waste in any Ray after two shipments were place on campus if we {the found to be improperly packaged Radiological Safety Office) had and mechanicaLproblems. were the key and had control of the discovered in one waste truck, space," he said. The Washington disposal site Tabor said his office operates is one of only three low-level · under a. license granted by the nuclear disposal sites in thetJ.S., state Envitonrnen tal and is the only site open to UNM. Improvement Division. The state Members ofPEt; became the entertainers during the.ASUMN Gong Show Thursday. Calling them­ The other sites, located in agency;"" he said, works under an sellles the ''OPEC Ducks, 11 the group performed -an original ballet titled. "Swan Lake Oil Spill. "· Nevada and South Carolina, have agreement with the federal Members ofthe cast Included, from left, S4zanne Cully, Joe Cicero, Paul Ho/usha, lillian Trujillo, Mel refused to accept waste createdat Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Willlams, and Ann kelly. The 'Ducks' placed third while Maf1/ Lou Menden-Hall captured first. (Photo tJNM. The facilities, Tabor said, Al Topp, spokesperson for the by Jeanette King) Regents doWn part-time faculty voting By Barbara Breed football player Robert Rumbaugh. increase in salaries that was recoirunended' The UNM Board of Regents voted Nov. 8 is the "target date" for receiving by the state Hoard of Educational unanimously Thursday to deny an applications for the pOsition, Davis said. Finance. amendment to the Faculty Constitution He added that the search committee will Davis said there is "strong support" for that would give voting privileges to part· meet weekly to review appllcations. a 15-percent increase in staff salaries. In time faculty members. ''What we're looking foris experience in the event the governor and the legislature The amendment, designed to pave the · the adrri1nisttation of a national collegiate decide on a higher wage increase for state way for p,art-timefacultymemberslo gain athletic program/' said JJavis .• employees than that recommended by the tenure, had b~n approved by two-thirds Davis, the si:larch committee and thf:i' board, the University should make an of the voting faculty in a reci:lnt- mail Athletic Council will make recom• effort to Include University i:lmployees in ballot. It was submitted to the Regents by .rnendations to the ltegents on. the ap· the larger package, he said . David Hami.lton, chair:tnan of the plicants. The Regents will make the final The ltegents approved the legislative Acadeniic Freedom and Tenure Com• decision.ofi who will fill the position.• budget request as it stands, with the mit tee. Davis referred to the NCAA inquiry, stipulation that the Universty attempt to H:amflton said the proposed amendment saying that UNM must submit a. report trfzing the company to manage: sornEi McDonald, who resigned Oct. ··~ after the J. Ladrnan, chairman of both the anatomy The Regents were presented with a $1.5 million in t]NM endowment .fund National Co11egiate Athletic Association d13partment and the Athletic Council; sutnmafy of the legislati'Ve budget requl:lst securities and hired architects to handl~ accused the UNM basketball program of Martin W. Fleck, president of the tJNM for 1980·81. Jaramillo suggested that bnprovements to Johnson Gymnasium alleged irregularities. Alumni Association and former tJNM UNM ask for more than the 12-percent and Mesa Vista Hllll.

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,,. ,.· [." P!ll\e 3, New Mexico P>~ilY Lobo, October !9, 1979 Puge2, New Mexico Daily Lobo, Octob¢r 19,1979 r------~------National Briefs Yoga seminar slated for Espanola Senate races The devices, which police said fidavit to the court in support of 'Phe committee will give Carter wants could not have exploded, were their argument. Kennedy an organized and Teacher strike may be tallied found after bombs the Pue.rto But Rehnquist said there was professional political base to plot By Bill Ilobertson treaty voided Rican i11dependence group FALN nothing in Lhe legal papers that strategy and raise money. in Cleveland An upcoming yoga seminar in said it planted went off in would persuade the court to So far, he has had to rely on CLEVELAND {t]PI)-1'he Espanola, led by the "Mahan T.antric of WASHINGTON (UPI)-'I~he by computers Chicago and Puerto Rico rehear the case. informal and uneo01·dinated draft city's 5, 000 public school the Age," will bring between ~00-200 administration 'fhursdl'!y aslced A Wednesday night. organizations, such as the one t~achers went on strilce in a w.age people together on a psychic level, says federal appeals court to ovet~urn A FALN communique left on a that failed to win him a majority Thursday, leaving only one of the seminar's sponsors. a judge's t·uling blocking dtsp~t~ street cornerinSan .Juan said the of the clelegates picked in last admmistators and substitutes to But the woman who originated the yoga in November Pnmident Carterfrom ending the bombs were same of "more than Harris orders weekend's Florida county handle those students who did curriculum .at l1NM disagrees with the mutua.! defense tr.e&ty with one·dor,en explosive ch;~rges caucuses. show up for class in Ohio's Mahan Tantric on the preparedness of 13y Kunaleola Chong Taiwan without. prior approval placed Wednesday night in The "Kennedy for President'' largest school district. New Mexico yogis and yoginis (male and The ASUNM Election Commission is from Congress. · integration Puerto Rico and the United committee-techincally an The wallcout also. brought an female yoga practitioners) to practice gearing up for next month's campus Hours earlier, the People's States.'' . WASHINGTON !UPil-The exploratory body unde.r election rigorous tantric yoga. elections, when 10 Senate seats become Hepublic of China warned government n'hursday gave the abr~pt . halt to a court-ordered At 11;30 p.m. Wednesday, luw-probably will be headed by Yogi Bhajan, originally from Jndia but available for the spring semester. WendQsday's decision by U.S. school desegregation program. United Pr11ss International's Chicago board of education 10 Kennedy's brother-in-law, now teaching ku11dalini yoga at the The Senate is composed of 20 members District Judge Oliver Gasch days to produce an acceptable Schools were officially open in switchborad recoived an Stephen Smith, said press. University of California at ., is elected at large for one-year terms - 10 in poses "a serious problem" for the 92,000.student system, as anonymous telephone call from a desegregation plan for the secretary Tom Southwick. the sole world authority - Mahan Tantric the fall and 10 in the spring. U.S. relations with Pelting, and nation's third largest school offici!!Is reported some ad­ man with an Hispanic accent who - of white tantdc yoga, said Guru Deep, Elections Commission Chairperson S1Jcretnry of St11te Cyrus V11nce ministrators !lnd substitutes said; ''Listen very curefully. I am system or face pos~ihle court · an Albuquerque yoga instructor and Karen Champine said her committee is culled it "wrong" doing. action, Racial tension were working, a member ortho FALN. We will student of ahajan. looking into having this yeur's ballots 'I'hc Justice Department, HEW Secretary Patricia take responsibility for whatever "Tantra means to weave a relationship counted by computer in. order to "speed up responding with speed to the felt in Boston happens later tonight .at the }farris, who~e department had Crazy cow or puttern of psychic energy between two the tally counting and enable us to have ruling, filed a notice of ilppeal BOSTON {UPl)..,.Two school Democrati.c, Republican been bargaining for months on or more people," Deep said. "White less chance of error." with the U.S. circuit court of desegregation of system, said buses carrying black students headquarters." He then hung up. o·.,;: eludes ooHce tantric yoga has to be done in the presence "We estimate that it would cost about appeals for the District of she will refer the dispute to the were stoned lind 125 white VERNON, Conn. (UPI)-For of Yogi Bhajan; he was especially trained $300 to pay for the compater cards to run Columbia. tt Wafi not im- Justice Department in 10 d~Jys if s~udents marched peacefully ?n the past six months the culprit C for it." and print the cards ancl for the computer Ul(Jdiately dear whether attorney an acceptable plan is not ourt denies city ha!l to demand more pohce has outrun police, hidden in the ' The seminar, billed as a "three,day time," she sa.id. general Benjamin Civiletti would produced by the city. protectiOn Thursday as a week of woods and shaken off the eff ·t . 1 . 'd A t t . . ec s adventure" by the . sponsoring 3.HO. Champine. said her- committee is-also ·· racia I!1CI ents _sp:~a... . o e.aso_ -.of tranquilizer -guns, emerging seek an expedited hearing before. executiol'"l stay.. . "Qompli1l:!l!:!l cJ)

PageS, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 1.9, 1979 Editorial Letters Technology produces ©Jc~d tra~n Companies blamed feeeling it. Advertising on the product has been cut, · and they Acid rains from the clouds. Fish die in atmosphere combines with oxides of sulfur energy production from coal· burning P?wer have lost a sizeable amount of their lakes because spring runoff from the. and nitrogen emitted by power plants, plants. Coal burning emits sulphur oxtd~s. Editor: American consumer market. mountains floods tho lakes in a fow days with factories and automobiles. In some cases the The men in white fear that more coal burning I was a bit disappointed in your So come on Lobo, who are these \"lo l\le"Ot, ..L J k s r a tenfold increase in the acidity of water. ocidlty of this rain has reached 500 times the will bring more acid rain down upon us. lA editorial of Wednesday, October oppressive multi·nationals this time Scientists speculatg. The men in white linen normal acidity of rain. quick lesson: there Is no perfect energy 17th, entitled "Limits of· and what are their products? He"f~ tO? 5 a'M~ T hu"J· jackets, the good guys. They don't really The eastern U.S. is damaged the most by source.} Responsibility" dealing with the - Chet Raskin Sho~.!Jards, Very truly yours, Pete", made it sound like he now would impress your constituents come election 5/VeAKE/?S :r was my best friend trying to do his best for me in year. 7HINK !31f/D16 THE 70 YOIJ. Washington. Also, get a .new letterhead. Block style lettering just ·. · .~ .... · .. ·t.· .···ear< Tho letter was ty~ped on.high-qualfty stationery, and does not make it, politically. That may have been great / conno..... ss --· ..... ---- .. _j tho letterhead was Old English lettering, giving it an when you were an astronaut but you are a U.S QUALITY PARAPHERNALIA DEALER austere quality. He explained that they want to Senator now and that requires some dignity in design. rngistor people for the draft because recruiting Get your stationery where Pete does. Kinko's promotions just did not work, despite incentives and Finally, hire some people who can read and spell bonuses. He assured me that I would not be drafted in your constitllents' names correctly. When election professional typing tho near future which made me happy because 1 had time rolls around the voters will be looking at your service not planned to vacation in Cuba. Bong-O-Thon fiscal responsibility and one area is the dispensation of All in all, I had a good feeling about buddy Pete's your staff salaries. Public relations does work, but it letter and I knew that if I ever went to Washington, he boomerangs if done poorly. AU Bongs In Stock 20-400Jo OFF US Bongs, Toker Products, Cold Toke, Ceramic and Glass New Mt':dco Uali; i.olm J8.14' )'ear. weeki~· during closed thtd final~ '>1-ctks. nnd weekly duting· the ~umnil:l' \t~slon by the Hoard of Student _Publica,tion5- ol the lfni\'ctsily .ar New M~xiciJ, ;~nr1 IS not fint~ncially n~~ocimeu· wjth UNM. S~ond dass List 13.00 tlmtnge pnjd 'tt Albuqoerqucj New Mex.ieo Now 10.49 871~l. Sub~cripl!on rate is $10.00 for tl1e' ucndemiC''.)"car. · Mini Toker Tile onlnioM cxprcs~Cd un the e<.litorial ptt!l;CS Clear of tl1c U~liy l.obo.ure thtm~ of the author solely. List15.00 Um\p.ncd opinion is thnt of the cdilnrial board of the Onlty ·1.obo. Nothing ptinn:d ln the hiilly Now 11.99 tulill nccc~~~~rily 'fC_pfesct\1~ the view~ uf the llni\er~ity of New Mc~th:(). i)nif}' to 1m clir('(lflul shiiT: t:diton C'lmrle~ J;oling New~ .Editor: Eriu Ros:e; Stnffltcpottcrs: !Jilt Robcrison, Phll D. Her1tandt1 Spmu Editor: Onil Rosenblum Allsl. SI10ti:>l!diton Martin JRnoV.·.!iki lOAOEO Arls tidilor: Pnmdn Uvings:ton WITH FEATURES Copy l!dit6t: Patd Wntson • *fiftrll'"ri f11Chd M9!. Photo EdiHm John Chadwick •mule f11hal~r S!nf(Photographets: _Mar~. Holberg, •toij~-h eiCfyl!~ body '"matal \ll!rri. Jcancue. King, Mark P6\~fscrt .. ,ubber Slt!ri ~hi Arilsis: St~ty hnlctsl, Haroltl Yatz[e ~.r •. hH reYeil~lilq ~owl 1 Free Lap '-wood bawl tll!'l6olii"sl: Rick Smith .I 11'to tof.:or .!ui~ii; •·anr~hli mrtDJ kwl Consult !rig l!dhon 1'.Et 'Parrnc!t coupon o'IHirll"'anP gteM -- nn-s _rs.l an·d shinny SILVE_R:~ .. bowf piCk ' ilLiSlnc~~ Mttrtilge·r: F'ra-nk Salazar . ;.~ g.oo.·d .t.or.. 1.fr ... lap •-,!.,[,;-.;; wood LaJ• Mann~li'U\, i:dho·r, RnyOI~Ss . 1"":.... at Malibu Gra~d I •_ silk ~criloilrd de;;lIOott,

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I AT Discover the Connoisseur for a World of Difference ~~~~---.----· I'Agc 6, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 19, 1979 Arts Page 7, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 19, 1979 Pit not bu1'lt for concerts Concert is ~earsplitting' Singer. is I pop philosopher' By Di 11 Ho bertaon PEC, Cicero has continued t.o ceeded. "'I'he original project cost The trend in rock and roll Band tacks 'quality' ··. 'i explore the possibility of rein· $Ul million, with 14,000 seats. l concerts is to "fly" light and By Sherry Clancy . ) forcing the Pit'll. ceiling to ac­ Other institutions couldn't figure sound equipmlctwood Mac, Boz Scaggs and that may be sufficient to bring and slightly warped, b~t. remembers Golden, "his ex­ full·time job during the week. Members include Randy Arnold to rest. With the release of Bom musicianship to carry his own · 1'he Moody Blues is the them to the arena. On the other side, "Mr. Shoop" pression was typical: 'My God, I vocals, rhythm and bass guitar; Michael Jones on lead guitar; David A.~ro. says the list. of groups debate -over reinforcing the Opera star tutors voice racial and sexual prejudice, whit'h have consid<>r(>d per­ arena'" ceiling wrsus crP~ting a cut reminds me of "Political critical and pessimistic. What is Artist Marilyn N.iska is giving a free master cl~;~ss. "Bringing Arias international conflicts, love for Science," the A-bomb ad­ more attractive and, I think, forming in tht• ar(lna hut declined nrw academir building. "I know to I,Ife." today at 1 p.m. in Keller Hall at the University of New materi;~l possessions, marital monition included on the early realistic, is to see Newman as the h!'t'aUs£• .of llw roofs innbility to which would win." ~1t•ldro Pine Arts Center. On£' nf the main arguments malaises and domestic drudgery. stalwart Newman recording, Sail court jester of his day, lam­ ·>~~pport their l'quipnlPnt inrludos Robert Grayson, assistant professor of voice and coordinator of the It is a. collection which is both A II' pooning the people who talw Billy ,Jot'!, the Bel' Gees und ritl'd by Cirem und Lucero i~ that a''. Where in that previous event.. said Niska is an internationally known oper~;~ soprano widely enlightening and depressing, but song the artist was whimsically themselves much too seriously. 1\iqs, in addition tn the h1·inging higgP.r and morE' popular rtocognized as a singing actress. Randy Newman almost always funny. nlot'l'InPJHinnniMlH. r Counsul'' as Magda Sorel Nov. 2 and 3, t•haract<:>r of the release .are the A rare moment toyourself . . ,J iiH• mt·k groups toutillg today f.o\'{'f'}"fill{> ::H. ~.b~ r·r:-~~_.';--~•:.;jH,: 1:,.\'£tn1d Hh.i-'t_p d~,· tf:~ . .,:-.. ~b~--h . GrayBnn said 'ix to ('ight advanced music students will be .~rlected cnv\'t art and the first tune on ;w• "fl~·ing" t•itlwr lighting nr t" P"rform during f he class and their p!'rformance will he critiqued by 'ide one, ''It's Money That I callsfor·the special fiavorofSuisse Mocha. ·i i~ inet'NlsinH. ~Pn~i~ n~~~ tn pi<''ttt'i"~ :~. -.. ·-'t !Jdr·!nt..,· Love." 1'he sleeve photograph ha-; ,;~~';·- ~~~q .. r> ,-,.. ~ ~ "~•<''" n~d .,.,11 ,qhows Newman, perched behind "l! 's opt imul for thl' t~'" '- • '· " · ·• UH.. :0 1 i rl'action" of the California-haply as pnssihlt>." at•cordh:o.: 1-r.lj.. '-t11~il R·•:.,~du::! ,\1{1•·1. (u:'lll..' ( nthnt illtl!IJ.l ,,, !!:t' llm.!.Jl!u\\'11 ( t'Uh;r \'-'-"' r,mun. J hllt., .• 0~1 ~~. X ,1 til f, Jl m .11 ~~ cnlored dollar signs over his eyes. have a hight~r·priced S!' onre vou'd have to t ;nt"if)n .J;4re~)5, with rPser· ' , . .;'~1 '~c:t: h•~ JmH:L'f i!lltlfmil1li'U. I rani..•·•Nl'itl t'll"~!.'"ll .. O~:J Z.fl. R rIlL ,,, i11ran~ Continuing the financial theme· "Tmn Pope-joy !,\'3.'5 ;;r~:dr:.~~r \wljf!fHt" h•r -\('I 0"\'- J~r•Jd<~~lil'll 1H \h l'ttir ·f'LI\Iruu,~· fill flu.• \Jcr,;mlu M lh~· Slh·HI!Pll OJd l{lun h!!V<' a low£>r-pdred-area because ~_:\!~ ;r:·~-"- -::--::urr~. from mv ner... J a•h ..,,H . c kt ZIL : run Jf ')Jm111flc.'.._ .S~h~1 1 lJ "f h111l 11~ l..;'fo, \H hfl\ Uf!ii.'C. of the work. "It's Money That I of the University whe:: t.\w ?'1 U;t,.-1 ·"1J"'an, t·ki :!f. '1 r~·m -;n -1\(-J ()-\ ~·L"Ilru. (;raub "' h11UI of illi'.()O(l ,., a~atlal•fto 11• ~Nmp Love" condemns life's aesthetic ofth<> obstructPd view." ·r•'•'ti''" i~ wrmld help ~ec;.uil t~lll H!~I!\Jj \il· was huilt in 1966," Hooke;; .,,;:r: , mll_t1il~l.'t\ in 1ht> 2Rth mmmtl H\11 o\t\;n,{\ ·Ju "1tltkfll Current P!~C' chaimtan Jne ,, ·•rlP~lto;," he says. "But the ·\trmiJll~·rtuu• l•,~•lh 'HnJllwtn -N'rhmw•. ~un. ·( t•tllpn,cr .. -uunpclltlon \fl{lll\0/('d h\ JJr,•;ukil\1 VAlues in favor of .monetary "He conceived the ide:; c,f .J 0..~ ~-1, 1-p m ,;11 l'\1pcin~ llotU. \1m''· II•~·- Nn Hlllil:!li!llh tit~· l''l<1hh1h::ti ,,, h1 ill· wealth. Consider this excerpt: <'kl•ro agrees. Hanging equip· ,·Jetual rmmher ot dollars !fur the \1irwlltlrr _ f!JHI l~oll_ -~bun.~~,pntNm::d hv illt' \_llllnl~lllilltnn~. '\(3·)1'\t_h: ~·~m\itl~nitllllh. m Je.n!l{Ju1f basketball arena builr as cheaply Sl!ldl'IU\ Jna\ n•• than eelii!lg ~iteration! is way out of · \thuq!:uqut' ·.\Jtt'Cum fmuula.tiun. at ()tall." Fttir t\iltl..\.,uhrnltr~·d t'tll~r m1u~ ThPv sav that moirey nwnt is "a matter of prestige" for as possible to hold as manv B1•hln !Jnirtlinp. O~:t 10 aud ::u·. Sm. ,.tfl

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@ Ge11cral FOOds PLAN TO ATTEND Corporatiort 1979 GENERAL FOODS®INTERNATIONAL COFFEES Page 8, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 19, 1979 Page9, New Mexico Daily Lobo, O~tober !9, !979 March, rally VP terms King. center 'monument' When built, Freedom Hall .will house the headquarters f?r the ATLANTA (UPI)-Vice President Walter Mondale said Thursday Martin Luther King Jr .. Center for social cha,nge, a n?n.pro~It cor• the government haa approved another $1.5 million for construction of poration headed by his widow, Coretta Scott K1ng. It w1ll constat of a set to promote a memorial to the late Martin Luther King Jr., terming it a ''living two·story conferertce center housing Kin~'s ~apers an4 ?ocum~nts from the Civil Right Movement, an audttonmn, executive suites, inning seasons few for Miners mcmu111ent to his dream." exhibition hall, reference library, books hop and information lounge. By Martin Janowski '"J'he life of Martin Luther King Jr. left us a legacy of hope," Following in this tradition of defense would not give up 20,3 pressive. He h11s only completed pm\L. This is a great feat in itscl! A covered walkway will connect the center's chapelwith the cburcb, Since football began at the Mondale told a crowd of about 500 at groundbreaking c~remonies for football excellence is third· year points a game. 42 percent of his passes for 396 b~cnuse UTEP has punted 54 and a huge reflecting pool will be built directly in front of King's tomb. of -El Paso in disabled rights "l~reedom Hall." Coach Bill Michael. Michael has yards, · times. in seven games. When the . Th~ grant brings to $3.5 mill.ion the amount the econmnic "The challenge to this great center which bears his name, .and to all the Miners have had a compiled a record of 4·26 up. to Leading rushers for the Miners Miners score, Folknr,r has development administration has approved for the $8,5 million of us today, is to rededicate this nation to carry on the unfinished percentage of 45.7 this point in the season and this are two juniors, James Copeland '!'he defense is college-sized, converted eight of nind down during a 1974 ~burch SPIYice- and his respectability after losing to Contrasting with the amounts of mass from being because every coach must win Am<>rieu Building, 833 Gibson C'oretta King pl·aised King as a "giant corporate leader who really from 1965·1972, was the d . moved rapidly without sufficient Auburn A vPnue birthplace which is now a hi'PI<'." rmt~hly 10 perct•nt hut stayed 9R.OOO barrels of oil a day to the Marshall Thomas PIW pricing $21.96 a barrel, effective w!thin tlw rartel'$ prke ceiling, editor. Saturday. I On The Sched nlc By Ernest Montoya that everyone had to get used to Tho Lobos face CSU Friday in conference play. Torn Dnnistnn, Ad,·ot'fll'> u.s. I UNM Volleyball Coach Cathy each other. Ft. Collins. CSU has a 2·3 DirPrtor of !hi' PVA. h••ml~ tht' Pt'tr••lt>um lutel!igence Wl'ekly Libya and Iran ~arlier this "traq is focusing on a $22-a· Lies has been conducting "One of our goals is to do the conference record. 'I'hey then "I think this weekend will be a list nf ''IWnkt•rs, whirh i:wlod''' ek pushed their crude oil prices barrel marker price for its crude exhaustive team work outs this · best we can in every game, but travel to Laramie, Wyo., to take little easier than las!. wc~k, but l rPprr•m•ntativPs ftrs will automaker. told Congress Thursday there were "subst:antial risks" in $22.18 .a barrel and increased the !lw nr~ (";~~ali~;' paper >~itd ~litl~: 'hnw mi 'jihc..- Scmioiit:'> or Runnin!! lu.l' I o\loq .Pa11i Kuilfrmutn, Jgncl primarily to an abundance of see111 to understand why they are IU' Jll'l'Sr>nl, going below his original $1.2 billion request. '1 ct' tilutlcrt~. •• \\ndl\i!'Mki, Rc!!lrlt_l Drmni!l!l, ('hn\ Wuo1cn, \tnpmcl \it.!Jcu[t, -Pcgg~; Htwr. "D.!lrcn~limng ~rcak~ tll Iaccoca, the leadoff witness in hearings by a House banking sub· Clark Hull, Rnt\ill HH.l·fl.m. todny, hnh Hil.'rh,u!m avoided injuries. L.ies said junior Sue Garda and Campus will hold its Third co111mittee into Chrysler· aid legislation, ruled out bankruptcy as a Church problems f:1h•u1 Shuw-rnni~ht :u 1 iu (he;- SltbWilY S~atltlrl. (,\'\t'A~;-J ItS-The- tobn "onwn will put on a Prc•rcpi~ll.!rl'tl~lcto; \lit! (clr $75 nnd ·SSO prile~. dcmtlll\lf.Uiun Sntunl<1~' frm11 9 a.m. In noon n1 Lies said another reason for the freshman Carmen Smith have Annual DOC Awareness Day on short·term solution for the corporation's financial woes. ll~t\~ 11f lll'uH•u(I97R)-01r. Tnrcncc: Mttli..:k~ whh tnluNlll H1,m ffit l.!N\1 Pa.rcnr·~. DiiiCr. "' W p.m. H~:~cl' are $2 for .aj,}tJ\h and Sl for ·In ( iJitl Ulcwii[USA. 1%71-Scrccn. adapl3timt or .Jti!Jrt•n. the problems of the disabled will the $1.2·hillion package .and the original suggestion for $1 billion in Tntrnrul CtqWII.!'-~ bopf.;. Srnr~ K(\bett llhtkc.:Jitd ScoU h..OIU·II-\(.L--UN.M'r; ~('I·Cd Kor/lt:tll Club V.ill VATICAN ClTY (UPI) -Pope Wi!~o11 iii pr .. t~.th~· 1\,t(nrday at HI £t,IJ1, in {';uli'i!C' Gy.m. Thc­ be located in the SUB North tax credits. thc-SU.R Tht:aler... Sal .• Oct 20, ShowHmco;: John Paul l1 has summoned 7,·md9:15[l.m, l.'.tlnl' h ~imilar m h;HJ.;ethttlL 'fhc tc:ilm o('l~'l'l .. the Bnlltoom, and a discussion will Deputy Treasury Secretary Robert Carswell said 'l'hursday the new n:_llll"t'-ttl SubwayS! :ttion. Sot ..- Ocr. 20.8 p.m. .. ,.• h,,t~fl\'1. Ui a.tmin.-.1 NMSl'. Roman Catholic Cardinals to an .tW"'lM-A I.uochc\lll Slkc or .lnforlilatlnm I ying: '0( ( Ht .. ·The- ~n~.:ct ('hth lmiJ.inuc"' tlu::·WAC be held there at 12 noon. plan needed further evaluation, but appeared to meet the key Miller MMnl Clulll'C~ hl PublicP.ri'll:tte I ifc hnll;ltimml 1t1d"\ and ~murtl"y in llnn!l. Htoih iPJl unprecedented m!leting in Rome -7 [1.rn . .Jnul\livc: Pm MclhCn}'·QullrJct 'I' he program' a goal is to requirement to hold federal aid substantially below $1 billion. 1\',m) ... rmm lltltiliUI thL' mu1 h~"C"~r nrc.r;.lfnJ'!erinp. -9 p.m.-Tiu: A'ylum Show {C'oumr)' Rtll!k) \OVIII·\{ I ·~Tlu:- l\1hO~ ern! the fall {Uop:mnt next month to discuss serious - r-..·Jidulttht·Rnv.· (iut\(lhlt:k) achieve equnl access for the tacocca said there would he "a lot of torment" in obtaining from \\till ;1 ~t·riL"" (If ·IMillC~ ~~t~1in~l th~ Ph~moi\ '\[Iache.-.. disabled to educational programs Church problems and encourage '"it'tlitlf ltt•\·U;ti-Eii?ahcth R. Vtui o·ykc, ·phi~"' \ duuhk·h!.'>l(ll..•t h. "'cr ftlf l.:)ll p.m. Smutdll\" a1 private sources the additional $450 million required under the $750 lt(lfll~oili:'.Sun,, 01.'1- ~1.4 p.m. t "'1~"• ,ll I n)<,l 1-'ic.'hL ·C.:un .• Oc1. :!l, 1;30 p.m. in RodcyTh~aiCr. million plan which might necessitate selling off more Chrysler assets 0 '~JI.o,, llw t t1f\tl Willl1C'l', llf't\~ Z·2 ir1 l.:tlll• decision-making, the Vatican •\S1 1 !'to~M-Sp!!ak<:rs Vcmmilt'-C· lnt:C'[!i Mon. Oct. 2.2, students and faculty members 11 ••.'!lu.' .l'lil't. 1aJ..eon NM~l~ Sawnlav >II Fa-m. at !he than desired. .5. fl,ltj., ht SUU, Rtl

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Puv~ 10, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 19, 1979 Campus Briefs Alamos as well ns the Espanola Washington. D.C., to'help shape university Itegents to a request Scholars from other universities Lo establish u branch ~ommunlty Valley, with the lUI Rito school. a national informaton policy at The UNM Regents voted swarchives mal;e use of.the collection, as do coll<>ge at Los Alamos· many UNM departments and t.hc> first White House Conferel\ce unanimously 'l'hursday Lo on Library and Information Balt(•r said the J,os Ah\mos outside agencies, Wright said. schoollJourcl had voted 4-l earlier ''cooperate with the Los Alamos Servic.es. Upset special features Jet victory one of a kind Wright, whose presentation this week to make the request school dist.rict lldministrut.ion and hoard in the exploration ()f was one of a series of in­ after studying the post· '.I'h. e.u.pse~s kee.. p co.mi·n· g.,bu·t· at .as.Jum. P.. · for the past t·w.o years. . WI.'@.. · . .CISCO. 21: Th. is will. be th• e... 4.9e. r.s' a. gainst t. he .. Br.oncos last week, More than 22,000 songs of the formational presentations made the necessary action to establish le11st they tailed off a bit last Look for the high· powered Buff , (I ~2) . · best chance for victory so far this but . they .sho11ld hold off the Regents help secondary education needs of the Southwest, representing 1200 at Regents' ·meetings, said the the branch.'' week. Last weekend five offensetogatingear. . ~~~ . ·. year, against a Falcon team sttrgtng Gtants Sun(iay. Jf KC community and receiving in· hours pf recorded music, reside i.n collection includes musk of all favorites bit it. bringing the total NEW ENGLAND 24.,...Miami ~ which is giving up points .faster hopes to join the race for the dications' of overwhelming types and from all cultures in tho to 26 upsets in the past four 16: The Patsies seem to have a than can be tallied. Two years remainder of the yel!r, they will the Arc\live of Sollthwest Mu~IC branch plan community support. . GSA to elect weeks. Th&t figure represents knack for beating Miami when it ago Atlanta owned the best need a new quarterback. in the University of NE~w Mex1co region. Residents of Los Al11nJos, about half of.p.]l g1,u;nes play\!9 in is most important. Atoollg\1 this defense in pro·football history. PITTSBURGH 27-Denver Fine Arts Library. Baker s~i(i, believe the Northern Established some 10 years ago A new branch of UNM at Los group official the past month. isn't a do,or·die g!l,me, toe home And even though they have fallen 17: Injured or not, the Ste!ll A!amos is being sought by that Community College is too and still growing, t\le archive is UNMdean The NFC Central seems to be field should be enoug!) for the a.part, a win Sunday over the Curtain should close down on a commttnit')' and UNM has agreed vocational in its ori~nta.tion and The Graduate S.tud.ent designed to "help preserve t\le that the academic portion of its gQtting hack to normal after a Pats. N.E. usually doesn't lose worst team in the league could Bronco threat. Denver is not very to st~pply the necessary Association Council is scheduled vigorous and unique cultures of flying start. Only unless they play a. big underdog. p\lt them .in first. place. good and will fade !lventually. assistance to prepare a proposal offerings ''has deteriorated." to

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M~~wcll Mu•~um ;ttld. We dn or ()on at RRH09R. 111.'19 HOLOCAUST IN 1979? I'AR1-·1'1Ml'' JOII !l!atHnlay nipll\1. ~~II'! he 21 1•car' ""1. Apply in rc~>t c\1 .. ,. Liqunr 'iturl:' at ~7114 1 .<>111!1\ Nf'. ~~Ur MCJ!tlUI N£•. II ')0 I'IW\11\NI·NT PART TlME' JOfl ''l'i'!lllitnilicl, U11rkc Markc1ir1g Rc,carch h:" continued h• Jlll>l\11• :h !hi.' \\!llld\ largc'l ctr.t.<>l\1 dc1i~n Cllltrkclilll! rc,c:udl firm. 11ri< ha< rc,uhcd in IIWidc to gather dam ft•r our tmtrktotinJ! rc~~;,cmch tcrmn\, 'v~~re l11ukin~ l'llt' il!dil·tdmth wilh ~~11>d communknlion -~Ill< whn enjoy 111lkinv m~ n 'C~· ACROSS 45French area itl<>l-· nrt>l\' in nlk~lion•. - 5 Made haste 2 words Hunr>, 11·1 i\I-W-11t·i' and 8·12 Tuch <>nly. npply ilt p¢r'lmrmnrn> Phnrmnc~·- UNA(LASKA B~TfHER 10124 Xerox 18 Split 58 Against RIS B U T. I N T 0. SfA N E Fiber WORK-STUDY po,;ITION Metical) ,at School 19 59 Alleviates 0 R E. E C l A I R S •u T E Rclatim!'. 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