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.. .. ' Is UNM Complying WA'£!!~p~~!cJ.!.~ !~e~d ~,:~2~(.~l!!os••m With. Minority Quotas? about four per cent of the more sharply since the first few days of before becoming eligible for . A team of Dept.· of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) in ·than 432,000 Vietnam-era veterans - the program, when they neared educational ·and other be~efits. A · · vestigators will arrive on the UNM campus Monday to see if the elisible to apply for President · 3000 daily at one point. During the Pentagon spokesll)an said there had. University is complying with its affirmative action plan adopted in Carter's discharge .. upgrade past week they· averaged less than been some concern about the . Aprill9~6. · program made inquiries during its lOOO each day, dipping to about 150 decrease in inquiries. The HEW group from Dallas will also be looking into first . two weeks, · according to daily over the weekend. discrimination charges against the Family Nurse. Practitioners Unit, defense department figures. Defense officials said they ex- .. the Native American program at the College of Engineering, and a The figures show that in the 16 •pected that a large number of the Carter approved the upgrade class action filed by a woman doctor in New York on behalf of the days since the program was an- 2S9,S24 veterans eligible for the. program for those who were booted Women's Equity Action Leaaue. · nounced Apr•. 5;. a total of 16~972 . program who hold "general" out of the service for unauthorized Prof. Tony Hillerman. special aide to UNM President William E. veterans called toll-free numbers at discharges might not apply because · absence, drug abuse and other non Davis, said the group's main reason for the trip is to look into UNM's a liaiSon office set up in St. Louis to they are already able ~o get full violent offenses as the second stage compliance with the lengthy affirmative action plan. "Basically, handle inquiries. An additional 240 veterans benefits. of the Vietnam amnesty ·he they're here to see how we're living up to our plans_," Hillerman said. military -deserters wbo never . But the remaining 173,Q06 who promised during his campaign. 'The flillerman said the group would meet with Personnel Director recch·ed discharges have also. have · · categorized as first sla$e ·was .his pardon of draft Phillip M. .Alarid and Affirmative Action representative June Wooliver Tuesday to discuss the compliance review. · The investigation of the Family Practitioners Unit is in (esponse to a discrimination complaint filed by a former woman employee. Fur . ther information about that complaint as well as the other two was ·not available. · - .Pave Paradise - ~ .. .Put Up A. Parking Lot .. ·. .... By Garr GlasgoW . hearing o~ the third T~ursd~y of At a heating before the city's May. Until then, no actiOn Will be Environmental. Planning Com.. taken on the re.ctuest. mission Thursday morning, .. Twelve ·re"stdents, . of the area residents of· the University. com.- attended the hearmgs .and .sub· munity on .Harvard SE won- a 30· mitted a pet~~ion signed by o.ver one day deferment on a request .by hundred ne1ghbor~ protesung the Food way to put a parking lot on the req.ues~. for. a zomng .ch~nge .. The three hundrec:J block of Har-vard, res1dents say they .don t want a The proposed lot would service. the parking lot i~ their neighborho~d - Food way store c;n the cornet of an'd they don t want to deal Wtth ·. Yale and Coal. · any more traffic problems from the Foodway wants to change the alre~dy mucb f~~quente~.store. All zone code of two lots on Harvard parues ot the ~hspute agree that the Koren Panagakos from a residential are"- to reserved store· must expand .to. adeq~ately ,. Residents ne•r th• Foodwav on Vale and coaltlte.pror,stinga.move by lite supermarlcet parking. The commission ordered serve the ·. areaJ but . the .. res1d~nts to enlarge 'Its parfdnolot~ Residents contend that It will Increase the par~~ng ~~ob/em near the Foodway eompany to sub(llit , contend that there are. other opuons ~ alternative plans at Ute ilelt zoning. {( onllnu,.:oJ,)I! Paae II) campus. · ..;. \ i' ' ..
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Studeots imercsled in taking Ftqsh french; an Morlimer Arias will.~pea~ on 1fl'lbcrntiQn In L.ntin r:;::;.::;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;; iri!Cnslve IS~hour French course, should comact AIT!cric~ and t.he Church'' ,Apr. 21 anct 22 _at 7 p.m. ill Trueu Book at either hili office or home. Umvers.uy UnHcd ,Mdhod1s1 Church, Silv<:r nnd Yp,lc SE. § Carter Favors Turkey Pact Application$ for the New Me}(ico Clinical • , .W~lOO.JD • EducaHon Program are available p.t the NCHO office New Mi:xkans for hnprovcme:nt -or the Judicial N Ride N in. Chi~ano StUdies. for mpre· information ·calJ '1,77 .. S~stems (NMIJS) i!> sppn$prins a cltizensr conference The 'l> 4731.. - ' on the Cn\.l~ts Saturday, Apr. 231n the Jury Lounge or ~ --~- =6. 1-"' ' l-~1._,-.. • the llernahlto -CQy.nty Co1Jrtl1ousc. For illformalion, ~L!:\ll~ A Native American Studies mcedng wiiJ be held :ontact David Gardner, P.O. Box 4007 1 Albuq 01 ·< Nuclear Breeder Dumped Monday April 25 a~ 3:30 p.m. nt Native Am~r!cM \-1.87106 or Saru Wnk~Jand 1 277~241Q • Studies. Re_glslcr for non-.~;redit yoga clas$ to ·he held .8 WASHINGTON nuclear spending, including. the addition to SSS · million Carter Mor1day throu$h Friday, June lJ.Ju/y 8, See ·Dr. Dill Phi Del~a THeta witt hold Its Greek Week Final Dcbroot In Johnson Oym, . .3 (UPI)-Shirting fprther away from indefinite cancellation of the re,!lloved when he pllt the program ' ' By United Pre.ss lrHema~ional Blowout Saturday at 8 p.m. >. maclear power, the administration breeder reactor demonstration and in • Li11lo in february and tran Hispanic engineering stu-dents are invi1ed .lo ;i A ''Career Exploration 1\0d Plnnnin_a" cQurse iS" :; $aid Thunday it is canceUin& all of prograrns related to the reactor sferred it to other energy research. being offercq through the G!!neral Studies PrQgram •> "mixer" for hish-school stu9.ent~ Saturd_l:'f, Apr. 23 .. ' • ,-1 this FaLl. Register for General Stud1es 1.99-006. Q contracts for a plut!)nium breeder f\lel cycle. He said the remaining S.S89 miiHon Quake Rocks New Guinea ·~ . ~.;. . in Rm. 250-Cor-theSUB. 8 reactor and addhtg $37,5 mUHon to The revisions to Carter's would . be used for nonplutonium 'S the budget for conservation, solar spending plans for fiscal 1978, the research. · PORT MORESBV, Papua New Guinea-A string of three strong ' :::£ power, coal and seothermal second set of changes he has or eilrthq11akes followed by aftershocks r.ocked the Solomon Islands area •, dered .in energy prQgrams since Carter also dropped plans for a N ~ t prosrams. · of the South Pacific Thursday, C1iusing some injurjes and damage in · '· . 1-..> ' I z President Cauter, however, ended Iakins office, reflected the new $4.4 million gaseous diffusio11 Guadalcanal, scientists said. ,, . ri a 1974 ban on sovernment sales of emphasis of str.h:t· f11el con enrichment plant at Portsmouth, Observatory spokes~en in Pap11a New Guinea, SilO miles east of reactor fuel at home and abroad servation. Ohio, in favor of a $4.1 mUHon the Solomons, said radio reports from the volcanic island group ,, ~ and called for a new uranium They also underscored Carter's plant in Portsmouth or Oak Ridge reported "some injuries in Honaire," the main city on the island of .( - enrichment prosram to create such determination to lead the way in that would use the once-secret Guadalcanal. {..\,, fuel. preventing nuclear weapons centrifuge enrichment process. Energy officials said the nation proliferation by abandoning plans '' will need between 300 and 400 to 11se plutonium in reactors, a f11el · Fd said centrifuge enrichment . Denver Gets Death Gas atomic power plants by the end of· that also can be used to produce would save vast quantities of energy. the century, ·more than five times atomic bombs. WASHINGTON-The' Army Thursday proposed fiyin~ lSOO the number now in use, but 100 Robert Fri, acting head . of the To further the ·goal of non trainin~ kits o( disabling gas, including lethal nerve gas, into Denver fewer than the Ford Administration Energy Research.and Development proliferation, Carter ordered to demo11strate that it can be disposed of safely. predicted last year. Admi'nistration, said his agency is ERDA to open the books once Among types of gas involved would be a deadly nerve gas, which · The President's new. spending canceling all hardware contracts for more to contracts for government can be lethal if a single drop is inhaled, and other chemic!ll· agents that pJan for fiscall978 would add $4.5 the planned Clinch River plutonium supplies of enriched uranium fuel. can cause death by blistering, choking or affecting a victim's blood million to conservation research, breeder demonstration reactor at The President hoped that by of- - stream, - · $12 million to coal and natural gas Oak Ridge, Tenn. · fering fuel for the · lifetime of programs, SIO million to solar Fri said kiUing the Clinch River reactors at home and abroad he < ' U.S.· T~ Set Up Cuba Office I heating and solar electric efforts project allowed S62 million to be could reduce the drive for other ,, •' and $10 million for heating homes taken from the breeder budget in nations to get enrichment plants. WASHINGTON-The State Department said Th11rsday the ad ' with geothermal energy. ministration is considering setting ·up a U.S. interest section in It also would provide SI million Havana, but has not consulted with Cuba on the matter. · ,·1~. for a one-year study of the en Department spokesman Hodding Carter III made clear, however, . vironmental impact caused by Price Tag Attached that establishment of such an office-presumably in the Swiss Em l' ,-, ~ increasing amounts of carbon bassy, which handles U.S. affairs there-is one of the ad dioxide from burning fossil fuels~ ministration's options in seeking improved relations with. Cuba. " Money for the increases would be To Energy-Package provided by a Sl76 million cut in WASHINGTON (UPI)-Budget It was the first officfai estimate Water Projects ·cut Heard Director Bert Lance p11t a relatively of what the plan might add to The New modest pricetag on President federal spending, and Lance said he WASHINGTON-The House Appropriations Committee began Lucky'• Pizza Carter's controversial national expected about S1.2 billion to S2.6 hearings Thursday on President Carter's cuts in water projects and energy package. Thursday, saying it All $1.00 Off Coupons billion of that expense would occur members immediately let the administration know they were 11nhappy might cost the government S7 in the fiscal year that begins in with the proposals. Are The Remainder billion to SIS billion, total, through October. The lawmakers made it clear they disliked the weight the President 198S. gave to environmental considerations in deciding which projects A treasury official said· most of should be scratched from the budget for the 1978 fiscal year. the S7 bUHon to SIS bUHon wo11ld be spent stockpiling the billion• li barrel emergency crude oil reserve Soviets Quick to Criticize PEACE CORPS & Carter wants estab~ished. WASHINGTON-A White House spokesman Thursday dismissed VISTA That amo11nt would hardly dent Soviet charges that President Carter has broken election promises to ' WIIII;Se On Campus the federal budget, but Capitol Hill Blacks, saying Carter welcomes the el!pression of opinions "no mat: reaction to Carter's proposals ter how misinformed or ridiculous they might be." ' :;t s11ggests his grand design for en "We have long maintained that the government of the Soviet Union ( forced energy conservation will face has the perfect right to say what it pleases," press secretary Jody ,... 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Repu bliC\lflS began zeroing in on '' ( !;• State May LegEJiize Laetrile ~·,,I'~· the hard-hitting unpop11lar taxation ' ~ ' May2-4 features and the uneven economic .. .,' impact on various geographic TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-A committee of the Florida House of . :• regions. Some Democrats did the Representatives Thursday approved legislation to legalize the con· ., Interviewing ~. same, and even the favorable troversial dmg laetrile, stressing it was a "hoJ)e, not a c11re for can· \ Senior/Grads: comments had the flavor of faint cer." · ~ '-i; . Placement praise. The action means the bill now goes to the House floor for a vote . ': Office, Mesa Similar l~~islation is pending before the state senate. · Vista Hall & Takers of the drug say it can relieve pain, restore a sense of well ·~·~ SMALL RANCH being and reduce the size of tumors. o(. Law School Bldg. ' < Commuting distance from \-~ ·. 'L Sign Up Now! UNM. 160 acres, trees, Carter Cancels Contract -. .' windmill, electricity. Good •t for family or.club. Jess . WASHINGTON-The administration will endorse a controversial ' defense pact with Turkey but will await progress on the Cyprus issue ' r Reid, CAUGHRAN REALTY, ' I 255-5521, Re. 255-9041. • before asking Congressional action on it, the State Department said ... 1 Thursday .. \., The announcement followed a three-month review of the con '' ' ' : troversial pact Secretary of State Henry Kissinger signed with Turkey '"..f last year. ,)i LAW SCHOOL INTERVIEWS -,';f ,',1:::' I Counselors are available daily .at the J United Campus Ministry UNIVERSITY OF SAN FERNANDO VALLEY .. . ',. ' A Progressil!e Cl1rislian Fellowship To Give Yo!' New P~wer COLLEGE OF. LAW 5:30p.m. Sundays: Meal and Talk-it-Over I to offer guidance and career planning 12:?0 p.m. Thursdays: Soup N Scripture Calf or write USFV, 8353 Sepulveda Blvd. 6:30p.m. Fridays: Singing Group · Sepulveda, California 91343. TeJ. 213·894-5711 '7:30p.m. Fridays: Games and Sharing When the week's just begun and already yolire fersonal C.oun.·s.eling Alw.. ·.ays Av. ailable . ·At The United Ministries Center •t The College of Law offers a. full-time 3· year day program as well as part-time 4 cllapters, 3 papers,~ outlines ~d 1 project bebiDd day and eVening program!!. The school is fully accredited by the Committee of · 1801 Las Lomas N.E., 247"0497 Bar Examiners of the State Bar of California. t Positil!e, Joyful, and Clnislian ••• it's -~o time to get filled up.
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. . • ."'t.· "t; Letters llol. . ~ . Daily LOBO ~ F N N . Editorials v • z Perspective Opinions 0 ~ ~ '. ~ 0 i~~======~======~======~~ii~~~~~~~~~ii~ii~~~~~~~~;;~~:;~ , ...., ...,lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmlmm"""'llnllr.lmlll•••llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllln Letters llllllllllllltlmllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllln11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 X 3 An Editor's Viewpoint -· >. DOONESBURY "~ 0 ~ PI R·G Director -Calls Benavidez Letter J False'·· e:. . Editor: '<' 8 Bias Questioned. Relations Act passed the New tenants. This is contrary, to the make eviction more difficult by r- A letter in the April 20 LOBO by Mexico legislature iri 1975 most of statements that PIRG gave to . requiring proof of two violations, 0 .B I a Michael Benavidez contained the· material in the clinical law Student Senate." First, PI RG never 0 ~ By Tim Gallagher the lobbyist noted. ;\ several inaccuracies about PIRG's manual became obsolete. Tbe told the student senate it was ac • ::: activities •.Mr. Benavidez charged > ' 'i' 0 PIRG Renter's Guide is an up-to- tively lobbying against the bill. As Mr, Benavidez's attacks on PIRG ":J z that PIRG did not write our Ren· ·~ date explanation in simple · ·we told Mr. Benavidez during the ·· are unjust merely because he -~ ,, ..; ter;s Guide but that Dean Mac" language of the .new law. We are course of the session we do not ,... disagreed with our attorneys and !"' 'I ~~ There seems to be a certain stillness settling over the Fine Arts Center Pherson .and clinical law students proud that it is now being used by consider the bill to make a very those of the Albuquerque Legal Aid ; ~ and thll Music Department-a calm after the storm. Indeed, one music had written and. edited it. This .c ,,' clinical law and many legal aid of" . significant difference in tenants' Society on the effect of a bill. We -..J professor even told us, "There'~ a genera) good feeling settling in now. statement is completely false. The fices in New Mexico for their clien- rights. In fact, as Mr. Benavidez is ... X Everyone is much happier. [Music Dept. Chrmn. William] Rhoads said that hope that he continues to "feel that d inside cover of the Renter's G1,1ide ts. also aware, this opinion was shared PIRG is a good concept" and will •() the faculty is going to have a say in things noW." gives the proper credit to the by the Albuquerque Legal Aid lob· The calm was a long time coming and the tempest hit a peak these past support our activities in the future authors, editors and artist of the Mr. Benavidez also accused us of byist. Legal Aid decided to make few weeks with the rehiring of Dr. Susan Patrick and the report released when he knows the facts about our handbpok. not having "enough interest in the the bill a low priority because the work: by the ad hoc.Evalt,Jation Committee for Gfadudte Programs that said Dr. Four law students under the landlord tenant laws to lobby again· bill is not expected to "have any John Batcheller, present coordinator· of Music Education, should be Michael Huston direction of. our attorney, Denise st a bill that made it easier to evict great impact." The bill· may actually Director, NMPIRG replaced and the position of coordinator ought to be rotated "ar11ong per" Fort, did the basic research on the sons with a diversity of interests." Renter's Guide. Professor Chuck f d F 0 c IN WEDNESDAY'S EDITORIAL, we agreed with that committee ~~m~~oie~~-~~hr:c~~~ a~~~~~~/ ~ on us~ · ol_ey · Ponders Election report, but also put some of the blame for the fiasco onto the shoulders of PIRG project; Dean MacPherson Editor: willingly remark or miscount a vote 'Acting Dean of Fine Arts Donald McRae. The elimination of the un why I . should doubt their and clinical law students had What am 1 trying to say to you to influencl'! the outcome of an dergraduate degree in music history/literature was the work of Mr. McRae "WHAT FISI-l P" judgement. nothing to do With writing or all?. election. I know I wouldn't, it would despite the objections of music faculty and students. editing it. You see, I was in this election just be too weird. I think that the election has to be (In fairness to Mr. McRae, he was under some pressure from the state 111111111111111 Ullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllll 0 Pin i 0 n lllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllltlllllllll;lllllllllllll;,,lllilll;lllllllllll A few years ago clinical law and I lost. Now some people tell me looked at. Perhaps a recount would Board of Educational Finance [BEF) which had "flagged" 24 programs . students were given a 200-plus that maybe the election wasn't fair, be enough. I don't know how a because they did not have enough students enrolled in them. But McRae page book to help them serve their · that maybe some people changed I also· think it is unhealthy for second election could be held. No used some misleading statistics in trying to dump the program because Four-We~k Drop Proposed clients. Eight pages of this manual ballots and cheated'on the election.· myself to suspect a conspiracy. I one could campaign. Would it be there are enough students enrolled in the program to make it justifiable.) dealt with landlord-tenant law. At 1don't want to get involved in this. don't believe that a group of people fair to the people who have already The real concern now is whether this brouhaha has done any good. that time the clinical law office did 1 see it like this. 1 didn't cheat in could do something wrong and not voted? Would anyone even bother .. By John feldman have one of them spill the beans. I ( \ not have a handbook on tenant- the election and I don't figure that to vote? The whole thing is just so ' ~~ ARTISTIC TEMPERAMENT being what it is, there will always be little From one extreme to another does this university inconsiderate extreme solution. Instead of offering landlord law to give to their cl!ents. anyone else did. either. 1 can't also figure that if the election stupid, but to let it blow off would wasn't fair that it's no skih off my '• '', I struggles and strifes in an art-related department. I have been asked by go. Overreacting to turbulent times a decade ago, the four weeks (not too long a period of time, not tcio When the Owner-Res1dent believe that anyone could or would be wrong, especially if someone did certain people to "lay off" Batcheller and company, arid not "rub salt in U NM Faculty proposes that the current, unreasonable shortl, the faculty proposes two weeks, which would nose because bad energy always cheat. Yeah, I think the election has ~ anyone's wounds" by printing further stories. 12-week period for dropping classes be changed to be untenable for the student. Many professors waste catcMs up with you. If you do to be checked out. " Quoting a television commercial, "To that, we politely say, 'BUNK.'" A allow students an equally unreasonable two weeks' the first two weeks just trying to get out of neutral and ~Bricks, Apologies something wrong you can expect Jeremiah Foley newspaper's job is to keep the public informed and if there is a lousy time to investigate their classes. into first gear. · to get bad energy back. _ · situation in the Music Department should we wait six months to see if they The arguments used by the faculty in this case are Faculty, if you folks had just opted for four weeks of correct the problem? good-except there can be rio argument which could drop time, instead of the painfully insufficient period Given to· Dowling · But what am I going to do with Hell, no. justify a drop period only ten days long. Twelve of two, you would have had no fight from studen Editor: my friends that say the election We have talked to many graduate students, undergraduates and faculty weeks, as it now stands, is ridiculous because the ts-you might even have had their support. But two I wish to correct a misleading impression presented by the LOBO article was bad? I trust these people and mel)'lbers whi:J feel they are being railroaded by some heavy-handed of student does not ~ave a commitment to the class he weeks takes all the responsibility you have, throws it on the drop/add change. • respect their opinions in more than ficials aboveilt is our job to hear their complaints and search out replies to takes until the end of the semester-four weeks all in the students' laps, and will make your life Although I presented the bill to the Senate and am Mly in agreement just politics. I don't think that they those complaints. No one, save bureaucratic fat cats, waits six months to before the class ends. The faculty wants the student miserable by locking students hito courses they find with its provisions, I was not the author. Credit-whether applause or would lie to me. I .can see no reason see if a problem will go away. to act with speed and mature decision. This is they don't want to take. You are cutting your o\1\(n flying bricks-must be given to Prof. William Dowling of English who reasonable. The faculty does not want to spend time throats with a two-week limit. .. and once students originally submitted the bill for thB"Senate's consideration. Inasmuch as he OUR FAIRNESS IN the handling of the·story was also questioned by po)icirig students. · realize what a two·w~ek drop. period wilf do to their is not a member of the Senate it was necessary for someone else to in· Prof. Wolfgang E'. Elston who chaired the ad hoc committee and said that academic selectivity and UNM experience~' yoJ wOll troduce it, which I was delighted to do. - •• Dave Flynn's article and our editorial migl:lt have left some in9orrect im Their proposal, however, is not a reasonable, have a fight on your hands and the blame will all be . So you see, there is a fascist conspiracy on campus. pecial Sprfngtime pressions. equitable proposal designed to make the students act yours. Why do you have to be so extreme? Why not Richard.M. Berthold Mr. Elston was upset that we didn't print all of the committee's report with responsibility. It is a' punitive, short-sighted and think in terms of a four.-week compromise? (Editor's Note: The LOBO stands corrected and our apology, in the Book Sale that said Mr. Batcheller "possesses unique strengths and expertise in form ofa flying brick, sent to Prof. Dowling.) ·,• several areas, particularly elementary school music education." ' I refer Mr. Elston to the second paragraph of ou'r story in which Flynn ENDS TODAY 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Letters 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.mllllllllllllllllllllllllllll quoted the report as saying there is "widespread dissatisfaction among Prisoner Asks Help o.t 5:00 p.m. the faculty and graduate students" on the very point the committee· praised him for-the expertise and emphasis on the ele.mentary level in Editor: Universit_y of New mexico Press music.education. Batcl--;eller Called lOne of Finest' My name is John Loriol and I'm presently incarcerated in Attica State What Mr. Elston is really upset about is the fact that the Music Depart Prison for possession of LSD, 220 Journalism Building ment hierarchy sent memos to President Davis and high level ad Editor: every student, not just an elite few with insight and valuable in This being my first offeflse, the loneliness and tensions of prison life Co(ner of Yale and Cent(al N.E. ministrators claiming the report was biased and 1,1sed the LOBO article as I was upset by your editorial and who are pt'lrformance-oriented. He formation concerning the teaching have taxed my self control to the limit. evidence of the bias. · "objective" article (The has set up an excellent learning of music. I know that Dr. Batcheller I'm asking help from any.students who would correspond with me and Honeymoon's Over?) on Dr. John materials center, has brought in has given me a solid foundation in ease a troubled spirit. Please send letters to: John Lorio!, P.O. Box 149, At· I CHALLENGE ANYONE to prove to us that the committee's Batcheller. Before calling for his ternationally known music music education, and I hope that tica, New York 14011; 76A2958. ·evaluation, or our reporting of it, was biased. lndee!;l we know that Mr. head, I feel you should demon educators such as Mary Val Marsh he will remain in some capacity to by Garry Trudeau John Loriol Elston and the members of his committee bent over backwards to be un strate some knowledge of the man to lead workshops on campus, and benefit those that follow: biased and spent many hOUJS searching out answers to all the questions and music education. offers a class in music for special David Ostrovitz Flip- Flops raised by complainers. As a senior in music education, I education. And we did nothing but present the news out of that committee's feel that Dr. Batcheller is one of the In my discussions with ' - ' report. finest teachers I h;we had the· Albuquerque music teachers who Veterans If anyone thinks reporting that a committee said a program coordinator pleasure of knowing. He is firmly have attended UNM, all have ought to be replaced and a rotating system ought to be used isn'.t news, committed to the philosophy that remarked on the fact that Dr. Bat· Supported doesn't have the brains to read a newspaper anyway. music education should focus on cheller' s classes provided them · Editor: • Once ,again UNM's ad- ministrators have lost sight of a
learning institution's goals. Ad I DOONESBURY by GarryTrudeau ministrating with compassion in the J matter of deferring tuition for veterans seems certainly in line SCaJNP /MPtRAT!VE~ : NER.VOIJS with these goals. By not allowing 7JIE!I?E /l!?J3 71MIE WilEN NESS. I'M the veteran ·to defer payment of NA710NIIt INT&RESTIS S11tt S0/?.7 tuition until payment is received MORE JMPORTIINT711/IN OF !Niltf!E from the VA, these administrators : me tlltu 1 --- OPYOU,S/R. would appear to stifle, not I promote, the noble goals of the University. . New Mexico I believe that the University could DAILYLOB.O if it wanted to, choose to let the Qne Man's Family. veterans defer all or part of their Vol. 81 No. 138 tuition payment until they receive Box 20, University F>:o., UNM Saves for Higher Education payment from the Veterans Ad• . Albuquerque, N.M. 87131 ministration. I also challenge the:;e Editor.ial Phone (505) 277· When the kids were_ young, this family started think· administrators to submit in writing · 4102, 277·4202. ing about college. 'rhey decided to open a special I• to the LOBO a list of reasons for The New Mexioo Dally Lobo is published h.igh•interest Savings Account to build ~p enough Monday through Friday every regular week not deferring veterans' tuition, ' money to finance their children's education! We Lee Watkins ot t.he UniversitY' year and weekly during the- . slimmer sesston by the Bond of StuOent. · have a savings plan for you, too! Come in for details. .• . ·' ·'·, Puh1idlions of the University of New Mexito, ' : ;. " and is -not fin~tnelally asso~i~tled ~lib UNM. Set.oond elu& postage pa.l_d at Albuqtierque,.. GBXBilAL" ·· Editor·ih·Chief Managing l:ditor News Editor Asst. News Editor Photo Editor. New Mexieo 87131. Subseription · ra\.e .is •~tc:url~y Editorial Boara $!0.00 lor 1~, a< · By Ed Lopez Baca volunteered to oversee ·the · information from members of the crimin~l who was being sought by borhood, the station received three -· Lt. Robert Baca of the .experiment which will run from community, said Baca. When a· the pohce showed up in one neigh- different phone calls. 8 tl Albuquerque City Police· Dept. J11n. 3, 1917 through Dec, 31, 1977, (Continued Qn Pag~ 8) e. Albuquerque animal control officers were called to the UNM campus believes th.at sometimes the · old Baca said St.over will decide, after '<- yesterday to help campus police cope with the problem of loose dogs run ways are bette·r. Baca has been the test period, whether neigh b ning <~mok. given one year to prove his point, borhood team policing will be used 0' j. But the dogs, perhaps with the help of .their owners, w~re shrewd and if he's correct, Albuquerque throughout the city. · .· 0 ,enough to clear out before the two control units arrived, and not one may be in for a new concept in Baca said patrol officers have ., "0> ' canine was apprehended, said Claude Nuanes, assistant superintendent at police work. .reacted favorably to thddea. "It's .. ( . city animal control. · . . ".It's almost a return to the old given the men a big morale boost . " '~ --·N Nuanes said that the campus police occasionally calLthe city to help out beat-cop concept, . with the dif- They like the added responsibility. .N '' when the dog problem gets particularly bad, The University does not have ferrence being that our patrol .and being told, 'It's your crime; .- <0 ' its own animal control officer, Nuanes said, but most animal problems are .officers are better educated and you solve it.' Having patrol officers -..I \ -..I \' handled by the campus police. · · · have better equipment," said Baca. do their own investigative work · 'A Nuanes said the control officers were called specifically to deal with qThe present system is not eliminates some communications . I dogs in the duck pond area. He said loose dogs ~ometim~s harass the ducks working, and we are trying a new proplems between o.fficer and ~."' in the pond. . , . system of policing." detective." Baca also said mimy . "I think the ducks have more right to be in that pond than the dogs A 17-year veteran of the patrol officers like the idea of em1n et. themselves,:' Nuanes commented. Albuquerque Police Dept., Baca is working in areas of the city where in charge of an experiment in they live. "neighborhood team · policing.'l "Our patrol officers are receiving The rtew system would have police extensive ,trainirtg in criminal in Thete Ate Only working out of substations in vestigation, crime identification different sections of the city. It and photography and are getting would give patrol officers more. more in-depth lectures on criminal investigative responsibilities and justice. from the district attorney's Protes.ters .Object to M inori ·Policies would mean working· more closely office," said Baca. "We now have . . with members of the community. a general police officer able to do ote By David Belling jeopardy. in the summer and when we come The experimental substation is on specialist-type work." At a mall rally yesterday called Students must unite in the face of back, there will be nothing we can the west side of the city on the Baca said community by Chicano Studies and the Black administrative threats said Ezequiel do about them." He said they (the University of Albuquerque com- cooper!ltion is important to a Student· Union, students protested Lope;~~ Lobos pn behalf. of Chicano minorities) will have to be ready to are~. DQIIy pus. The substation's of . successful program. "The com tlie administration which they say Studies. act at any time when decisions on responsibility is "everything west of munity is highly supportive. I've has placed minority study centers . Lopez said, "The administration the minority centers and courses are the Rio Grande River," Baca said.· · seen more support within the last and some minority studies classes .in will "be making decrsions about us made. "The old beat-cop knew the ·two months than in the past 17. Margaret Garcia said that by the criminals in the neighborhood and years." 'l This Semestet One Dollar One Dollar end of this semester Chicano worked well with the local citizens. Each shift at the west-side Open 8:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m. The deadline for s1oo Studies will· have lost five courses During the 60's and 70's law en- substation is required to have a and five Chicano profejsors forcement became more "rap session" with members of the the next day's paper is 3:00 p.m. Classified For All The Pool & Ping Pong · because of firings and cancellations specialized, with each man doing a community once a week. One such advertising is not taken by telephone. P.lease You Can Play From 3-8pm At of courses. little part in solving a crime. , session was recently held at a bring your ads to Marron Hall Room 105, or The six courses that have been Investigative work was taken away church. An officer explains the cut or will be cut'are"two courses in from the patrol officer and turne neighborhood policing program, mail them to: Classified Advertising, UNM Box20 I Jiggs Pool Hall I "The Chicano and the Law"· of overto the detective," he said. discusses how individuals can help ,--.... of Alb., N.M. 87131 fered by· American Studies, "The· Baca said that under the present in crime prevention and shows a IS Ladies Free Wed. Chicano Experie11ce in the South system, a patrol officer takes a minute film on the topic. "A neigh west" and "Sociology of the r 20041f2 Central SE crime report and fowards it to the borhood can ·be the eyes and ears ''K Behind Perry's, Next To Harry's Barrio" offered by the Sociology !'llllii.Jiall detectives. "The detective can for the beat officers," said Baca. l dept. and two sections of "Chicano easily get bogged down," said Officers have received valuable ,J Thought," offered -by the· Baca. "He may already have 100 philosophy dept. · cases and receive ten more each Betta Duncan, a speaker from day." the Black Student Union, called for Two to three days can pass -i.Dbcl &t-l:il-ill-1 the students to become-more !!Ctive. before the detective reads the She said, "We, as students, must ·report, said Baca. "That time lapse .,. I· demand more from the ad is important. A longer time period ' ministration. Students must stand of investigation makes it easier for Movie-Goers Speeial up and demand rights.'' the criminal to discard or destroy ~ .fol• 1.,rotu our Soda Fountain David Cooksey, Black Student evidence. Crimes require prompt Union spokesman, told about 200 1" attention.'' · 1 When Friday and $aturday Nights onlookers, that the rally was a unity Baca said the use of substations and information exhibition "to Photo by David Sel!ing would make patrol officers im ., When Y oci ShowYour Ticket Stub inform students about the problems mediately available to the area From Don Panchos or The Guild facing the minority centers." where a crime is · reported. do you say Tobias Duran tells onlookers about the value of Chicano "Albuquerque is too big. to operate A central theme of the protest Studies, d~ring a rally for minority programs at UNM. out of just one station," he said. was united action among the· Decentralization, said Baca, would I minority groups. Cooksey said increase responsibility and ac Budweiser®? :.Laaa PHARMACY there is a need to "unite all students countability for police work, and 1 We Serve All Your Needs 7 am~ Midnight 1 in the struggle to make the four personnel and equipment could be. ·, 1 243·5601 · Yale & Central 1 minority centers effective ·and to Kidney Caper conirolled better. 0 Now. keep them here." "It's the best form of policing ~------~------· Raises Bucks any city could have," said Baca. 0 Later. "Police departments in Cincinnati,. For Foundation ·Ohio; Rochester, N.Y.; Dayton, 0 All of the above!· Ohio; and Santa Anna, Calif. have Money for Davis' ransom, which had fabulous results.'' will go to the Kidney Foundation of After police officials saw the New Mexico, is being collected at favorable results othe~ cities have had using neighborhood team BIRKENSTOCKS .. DONT FIT LIKE tables situated around. the j University and at the Kidney policing, they decided. to try the SHOES. THEY_ DONT FIT LIKE SANDALS. 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• "0 ~ <> •\W z · ... More Paradise ..• Cops Beat. I'll . . ... ~ (Continued from Page .1) (Continu!!d from Page 7} This Weekend a: could buy an existing store ill a . a file or a detective.'' · members Floyd Williams and Susan in concert tonight in Keller Hall in ::l. ~ nearby area to relieve the traffi~; at Patrick will feature 1.4 musicians the Fine Arts Center at 8: IS p.m. IV IV the store. Another alternative is In contrast to the present system performing on such Renaissance • that they .could expand the present of policing, patrol officers .may instruments as recorders, double ... The program will include _,\W store to the north, which would spend better than half theirtime out' reed crumhorns, viols, gambas, "C.P.E. Back Concerto in A _, necessitate the purchase of TV-I of the police car doing investigative cornettoes and sackbuts, Major," "Elegy" by Faure, property, which is suitably zoned. work and stregtheniqg community relations under the new concept, "Capriccio~> · by .Lukas Foss, Cherry l:ldmitted that the first Baca said. Beethoven Sonata, Opus 69, and alternative was not a likely . Baca said he h'opes his ex Pampeana No. Two" by Alberto solution. She also said the Foodway perimental program will result in Ginastera. Tickets are at the Fine people told herthatat one time they' fewer crimes and in better solutions , Arts Box Office. had considered expanding into the oCcrimes. Another goal Baca has is TV-I property. However, a TV-I to increase the case-clearance ratio. Live Talent . Sear~h · at Sound representative, Marvin Burianek, Nationally, the ratio stands at . Ideas at 1624 Eubank NE will director of support services, said about 20 per cent, said Baca, which provide the ex~itement for your that as far as he knew, TV-I had not ,, means only two out of every ten The students ate Barbara Baker, Saturday afternoon. Emcee Tom been approached and that they are crimes is solved by arrest.. Sally Bissell, Zon Eastes, Allison Dunn will be hosting the show from Th. Eofly music Ensemble with their directors will undergo a renaissance as PRINT GALLE:R."£.. currently using the building. Edwards, Jerri Ewing, Pat Gamble, 1 to 6 p.m. There will also. be live ' . Albuquerque's . case-clearance Joan Hinterbichler, Karl Hin disco throughout the day with free they travel bock In time Sunday night In Keller Hall. . The manager of the ·Foodway .34-t.-,9 Ct.,Ltml.'l':E. 25tJ.:710.3 ratio stands at about 19 per cent. terbichler, Ann La Berge, Art soft drinks. store, Larry ··Hicks; ·refused to :!C..ko After two .and· a half months in .?t!b''£'~'~'"• :Y.'w discuss eith11r .. the . committee's Sheinberg, Coleen Sheinberg, Bob operation, Baca's west-side ration Shlaer, John Truitt and Mary Beauty Salon Thursday decision or Foodw'ay's . Pho~aphs is 35 per cent, almost double. the . Zuercher • plans. The district ·manager, of city's average. "We hope to be able The Masters of Innovation · , Winn-Dixie, .Foodway's parent· Woodcuts. to maintain that average," said The ensemble will be performing company was out of town, ac· Baca. tunes by such noteables as Excluslvely by Appointment l.it~phs . cording to Hicks' secretary. . ·Ppsters Should Chief Stover decide to· Johannes Ghiselin, Henry the VIII, 877-5855 The residents plan to meet with · implement ·neighborhood team Clement Woodcocke, William Postcards Byrd, .Philippe Verdelot, Antonio 926 Isleta Boulevard SW Foodway's architect next month to policing throughout the city, the discuss other alternatives and. initial cost of building substations is Cesti and Adriano Banchieri. ' solutions. The meeting is scheduled expected to be high. ·~But you have ....• for May 4 at 7:30 p.m. at the to weigh the initial costs against .the · • «:11977 JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO .. MILWAUKEE. WIS. University Heights United long~run effects," said Baca. "In Jazz Quartet Method!§t Church. the long run it will pay for itself." .• . ·TIE DUJ4 OF ER'S.QUICKIE QUIZ. 'mannequins· Q: The best water for beer comes from: a).Big Duck Mountain. · · Review by R. Fr~man b) Underground from Tijuana. "\ The Modern Jazz Quartet (MJQ) " c) A small store in Macon, Oa. has seen great. days. It still plays a ' d) None of the above.· · flaw.less-,-eoncert;··' as •;it' did wed~ ' ;. .;:, '"A~ ,...,_ ..<> - __ ., "• nesday night in Albuquerque's Kiva · . A: (d) The w:ay some beer drinkers talk about water, Automatic Auditorium. But its great days are you'd think Alice found it in Wonderland. • over: it was flawless as man· Electronic Flash nequins. Not that water isn't important to a beer's taste. with the 35mm Buy of the Year! It is. Very important. ' Somewhere along the line, MJQ Looking for' a quality 35mm SLR gave- up its energy for respec But the fact is, virtually all brewers filter· ..AR system at a reasonable price? · tability. Its soft jazz has softened and further purify their brewing watet Vlvi· ... • Here it is! The.super, value•paAked, into a jazz form of muzak. Its LI~ M Vivitar System 35 Camera Outfit, tempo has slowed to a pace around And Schlitz doesn't stop there. They put their S~.-.I SIR with FREE Automatic Electronic that of a heartbeat rhythm between water through what they believe is the most JS Flash! In a single package, you transplants. It has thickened. MJQ • have everything you need for takJng is closer to death and less inspired sophisticated purifying process of any brewer beautiful, sharp photographs! by it. in the world. ·. . · The Vivitar System 35 features: So when they're through, it's purer than the .Purest • Vivitar 250/SL Camera with . MJQ's ascendence from be-bop through-the-lens metering into boredom provided springwater. your ch"oice of chrome or Albuquerque's upper-middle-cl;ass . professional black finish concert-going audience with what THERE1JUST~E¥K)RD seemed to be perverse delight. FOR BEER. • Vivitar 50mm f1.8 lens- a great . normal lens- produceS' razor- . sharp photographs Dressed and perfumed, executive 11ft& and junior-executive types sat in the • FREE! Vivitar MoCiel200 Automatic Electronic Flash dark of the auditorium stationary Unit- de-livers perfectly exposed pictures as if they were watching television .. automatically! ANDYOUKHOWit But they clapped like seals after I • • Vi.vitar 13Smm f2.8 telephoto lens- great for sports ! every solo round, and bellied out I and nature photography imitation ''Wooo's" (rock concert I I "'Vivitar 2X tele converter- turns your i35mm into a style) when the tempo picked up to super. frame filling .270mm telephoto for those dramatic 4/4 time. 1 close-ups . . . Put your expensive eye I Siglinda'Steinfuller .. •VivitarEnduro Gase- rugged, body-contoured styr'ing They seemed to split their skins behind our.inexpen&ive System 35:M •• and WON. · Dean of Beer -.·handles all your System 35 equipment with 'ease with excitement whenever vibraharpist Milt Jackson lingered · Vi•litar System 35 .:_.for the action photographer! Just about any of the great photographs you see 9 volt alkaline battery. Vivltar Automatic over a harmonic. Some leaped up could have been taken with Vivitar System 35. 135mm f2.8 fen• Super focal length with · the mandatory standing for portraits/ About 21/2 times larger than · ovation before they realized the Plus one good eye. Vivitar System 35 is a most 0 normal image. Vlvitar 2X Tale Converter SAVE S159° lights were only coming on for inexpensive way to get serious about photography. intermission. The basic limitation is your own creativity and skill. Doubles the effective focal length of your Vlvitar 220/SL 35mm ~mara Center-welg hted lenses/ Converts the 50mm lens to 1 OOnim/ ONLY s2ggoo Wednesday's concert was the match heedle metering system/Speeds from the 135mm lens to 270mm. Vlvltar Enduro homecoming event for MJQ pianist 1 11000 to 1 s'econd plus "8" for lime expo Case carries the entire system com John Lewis, who was raised in sure/Electronic flash sync at 1/125th fortably and securely while hiking, cycling, Albuquerque and studied music at second/Urtiversal thread mount 50mm skiing, etc. Find the nearest Vivitar dealer and UNM, I hoped John wouldtake the f1.Biens/8uilt-ln hot shoe/Self timer I ask for a demonstration. opportunity to show off little play a t=ilm-in•chamber indicator ASA Range his piano. Well, John didn't. I Marketed in the U.S.A. by Ponder & Best, Inc. Occa:sionally be moved his feet a · 25-1600. ViYitar Automatic Electronic Corporate Offices: 1630 Stewart Street, Sania Monica, little, and he pulled out an ample Flalh Up to 200 flashes from one single CA 90406. In Canada: Vivilar Canada Ltd./Ltt!e election FOR ALL YOUR hankerchief to wipe his forehead as CAMERA NEEI?S ervice.• if he was sweating • atis(action There was no, .sweat in MJQ's Vivitar. ·system 35 3417Central, NE 266-:17e6 music. In fact, it had lost all in· CiPonder & 9estj lnc.~t971 524 Coronado Center · dlcation of ever having been rooted ... 299-4473 in the body, especially rtetve • l r-.. " r- "a I" ..... ~ N " ..... N...... ·c G>ff the LG>s·e Turntables The z ~. "'~ 0 ~ • ,!:J Biggest .Party Weekend Ever 0 l!! -l 'O ,..,~- >, "' 0 -'til .0 At The ASUNM/PEC · ~ 0 '<-· u - Countr.Y, Rock and Jazz on Records I"" ·:;: 0 ... 0' ;g .0 ~ The Statler Br(Jthersi"The C(Juntry . Yesterday and Today/London PS Other songs of interest include z... America L(Jves"ISRM J.-1125 677 "Fast Ladies· (Slow· Gin)," a ~.., . Mercury . Review by George Gesn2r relentless rocker; "Game Playing 0 J II N-· Woman'.' which includes . an - -... R~view by Robert Spiegel Out of the city that spans the .!" OJ) ' ' Although the Statler Brothers' Golden Gate, Candlestick Park and epileptic guitar jam and ''Animal 14:) 0.. new album probably won't make Telegraph Hill and the city. that Woman", a steady rocker with -..J "' them any new fans, ,their old stand ·spawned su9h groups as Jefferson lyrics nothing short of risque. The ·lit The Student Union Building -..J by listeners won't be disappointed (Airplane) Starship, Quicksilver single is "Alcohol'', a· sing-along The Country America Loves. and Grateful Dead comes a group commercial attempt. by • · These are mosUy new songs by that takes yesterday's sound ideas Next To Pronto's Don Reid and Lew Dewitt. Half the and puts them into today's music. • ·Yesterday is today and today will album .is humorous songs hi the line Yesterday andJ'oday is a quartet become the .future and Yesterday of "The Class of '57.'' There are of frantic rockers that are taking · and Today are bridged. at the nexus no new classics here like "Flowers off in fine style. Imitation is a bad of fame and fortune. Rathe the .on the Wall," their first hit 12 years word, but the group seems to be album A minus. ago. influenced by very recognizable Friday, Aprll t!t!, 8:3o:..i.t!:30 . - Tennille Qnd (QptQin Through the years since sour9es. Normally, imitating "Flowers on the. Wall," the Statler S'!meone' s style can be the downfall. Albuquerque Pre•ier Koek &. Roll Band Brothers have maintained a for a fledgling group but Yesterday 25 Anniversary Reunion/Dave standing in the country field as a ·and Today builds its strength on Brubeck Quartet/A&M Horizon Toni Outshines Her Skipper humorous group, m1,1ch like the that foundation. SP-714 Coasters were in early rock and Although Leonard Haze Review by Thomas LiQdsey roll. (drums), Phil Kennemore (bass) They used to come on with aU Come In From The Rain/The Captain and Tennille/A&M SP-4700 and Joey Alves (rhythm guitar) are Review by Rachel Dixon · Tlieir humor has always been those forbidding time signatures • competent musicians, the key to the America's Number One Happy Couple, next to Donny and Marie, is the gentle satire which affirms rather like 2/8 · and 7/4, those intense Captain and Tennille. They have made a third album that surpasses the than questions the validity of group's success has to be whiz modern-art covers, and that "we- Saturday, April t!3, 8:30-12:30 first two in both diversity and feeling. · . contemporary American life. They guitarist Dave Meniketti who like a . are-serious-artists" stance; now The album begins with the title song written by Melissa Manchester. don't pretend to be serious, but chameleon can transform into they're back together (first time The Fantastie S~ow &. Danee Baud· "Come In From the Rain" brings out the rich deep beauty in Toni Ten they can be f11n. another mold. sonce 1967) and positively having nille's voice. She sings it with a wistful catch in her throat, a song born of "There's lots of things in this old Meniketti and the group seems to fup! experience. world; fancy cars and pretty girls, be influenced directly by Leslie Time has not dulled their · Like a warm spring afternoon spent with good' friends, her voice some things I like more than sunny West, Robin Trower and Rory abilities; indeed, given that the smoothes out the rough edges of life's troubles-a returning lover is skies. " Movies the obvious single Gallagher. "25 Hours A Day" js word "time" in all its meanings is welcomed back with hope and love and sad eyes have "only to live to from this album is a celebration of typecast to Mountain's power hit so resolutly tied to the mystique of smile.'' the good life of movies and. the "Mississippi Queen " with its this group, it has only sharpened Tennille qas opened up her style for more than a "l'm-so-h,appy, life-is electricity that makes them driving beat and simple lyrics. their abilities. peachy'' groove. She belts out a torchy "Sad Eyes" and sings an achingly possible. "Thank you, Thomas vibrant ''Don't Be Scared.'' Edison, for giving us the best years Drummer Joe Morello, as ever a "Easy Evil" is the first song I've heard her sing that implies that S-E-X of our lives." This may offend master of·polyrhythms and with a lives past marriage. When she sighs., her voice gets huskier as she sings, some listeners, but it seems to be superb "ear" is virtually blind now, Ct "Sometimes I don't know what I'm doing til I'm done," I'm inclined to more teasing than a statement. Half but plays as great as he ever did. think she knows.what she's singing about. Shame on y'all, I didn't know the album is filled with songs like Bassist Eugene Wright's work has married people did that sort of thing. this, though most of .them are gotten more daring and he's As usual, her sisters Melissa and Louisa. Tennille sing the background weaker. These songs are corny, but pursued composing more. His piece vocals. All together with her husband, Daryl Dragon (Captain), the album not bad for the first few listenings. "African Times Suite" here . is really a family affair. Even the Captain and Tennille's ugly bulldogs get The problem with this album, "Earthshaker" vibrates the features his sonorous, humorous into the scene with their picture on the front album cover, and the Statler Brothers in general ground you stand on with virtuoso soloing bot!:I with and IIIII is that it's not possible to pack all of Gallagher style vocals and the basic without the bow. . Let there be no mistake, though, Toni Tennille is the star of this album these songs on an album without. Foghat boogie power. Even more with h~:r beautiful voice that gives me the shivers every time I hear it. scaring the listener away. They have reminiscent of the Irish rocker's Humor is infectiously spread A.St!S.OO gift eertifieate from the General Store I think Tennille believes every word she sings and it is that very spirit tried to solve this problem by style ~s the album's finale and best throughout the cuts (recording in that shows the difference between her and all the others who try to sing adding a few contemporary country number, "Beautiful Dreamer." .. concert settings last March) will be given to the best-dressed eouple eaeh songs of love with any kind of credibility. songs such as, "Blue Eyes Crying in The piece fluctuates from an earthy whether it is Eugene breaking the the Rain," which comes across so rock-blues sound to a beautiful and cats up with a quote from night_ (Editor's N(Jte: Reviewer Rachel Dixon is President of the Moon River polished it almost doesn't sound melodic rock chorus harmony. "Stranger In Paradise" in his solo Fan Club.) human. Their treatment makes me in "St. Louis Blues", Brubeck • yearn to hear Willie Nelson's rough k pinpoint Robin Trower sound doing self-parodies of his so-called c sa voice. alike presents itself in "My Heart "heavy handed" piano ·style, or Cllll u Most of their non-humorous Plays Too.'' The song could have altoist Paul Desmond playing songs suffer the same. problem. The been a welcome piece in tlie Trower "sweet" slurs prior to his solo Statler Brothers' singles are fun, file. The vocals even em brace the entrance. Like I said, these guys are A 815.00 gift eertifieate froJU the General Store but their albums just aren't earthy style of James Deqar of the having fun with their music; but at necessary. Trower group. that they are giving the listener 'will be given to the best daneiug eouple during r:=;:::::::::;;:::;::;::::::;;:::;;:::;::;::;::;::::::;;:::;;:::;::;::=:::::::====:::::::::;::;;::::::::;=::::::; · really good jazz, too. 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The L!lte Showil' playing at the The satire is subtle and amusing, stress mood, humor, and 0 Styles for Young Men! hope ·so, ~because this movie, and makes one feel good is such a rarity ;!::"' ..c Louisiana Boulevard Cinema. never harsh or ugly, ~ce the characterization rather than plot, 0 the. people responsible for it, these days, Maybe that's why The ~. ...l Review by Dan Humenick director, Robert Benton (wh,o because the mystery· presented here deserve respect, not. !ierision. Late Show appears so mucb better 8 ~ CompUed by Lynda Sparber The Phil!ldelphia Story and The Late Show is a highly en- previously made an excellent 1972 is rather banal an(! needlessly A quiet, "nice" little filnt that than It really is, u ';;j Network, the film which im Woman of the Year are the latest . tertaining parody of old. detective western called fJad Campany), complex. Cl el. mortalized ''I'm mad as hell and fare of the MOM Festival at Don movies and the cast, which includes seems to have a great deal of af ~~ 0u I'm not going to take it any more" Panchos. They play Friday and Art Carney, Lily Tomlin and Bill fection for the genre lie is working Art Carney plays over-age ... ';;:( in the Lobo newsroom, shows at Saturday night. Sunday starts the 0 Macy,. - is a fine- ' one. · in. Luckily, Benton decided · to 7: 15 and 9:30 p.m. at Los Altos. run of Ben. Hur. private detective Ira Wells, whose ~ friend Harry (Howard Duff, in a . ~ Rocky, the Academy Award. The Marquise of 0 presents II) winning story of a down-on-his unexplainable . conception in this 30.second cameo) is murdered one · z night as Ira is just st11rting on his Specials ...; luck boxer fills the bill at Los Altos adaption of the novel by Heinrich .... at 7:40 and 9:55p.m. von Kleist. Showing at the Guild, memoirs, Naked Girls al)d Machine: II) Guns. Mon. -Fri. ~0 Save on cotton Airport '77 is tauted as being See the LOBO review. c. second only to the original Airport Reincarnation of Audrey Rose is Ira vows to find Harry's killers. All Drinks knit pullover in quality. ETA at the Mall Cinema said to be one of the better ren He gets soli,Je help from old "Rugby" Shirts is 7;20 and 9:30p.m. ditions of .reentry into this world . acquaintance Charlie (Macy) avd 2 For 1 Demon Seed is a weird and from the other, Times at the Lobo crazy client Margo (Tomlin). frightening tale of computerized sex Theater are 7:40 and 9:50p.m. Suspects turn up and are quickly Thc'season's fashion choice in cool stari'ing Julie Christie. Showing at The Enforcer, another of the ' 5-8pm 100~'/r cotton in bright "rugby" style discarded, mainly . because they knit pullover shirts perfect for your Montgomery Plaza; times are 7:45 Clint Eastwood's "Dirty Harry'~ invariably end up murdered before· casual moods. and 9:45 p.m. • films, is showing at the Hoff they can even begin to be Sllver Streak, the tale of crime mantown Theater at 7:30 and 9:30 questioned. Th!l inystery is finidly Shrimp...... Were 1000 & 1200 and comedy on a train continues p.m. solved, of COI!rse, but only after '. for its 19th week at Montgomery It's Alive, Which appears to be in nearly the entire cast is slaughtered Cocktail Plaza at 7;30 and 9:55 p.m. the tradition of Rosemary's Baby, in a climactic shoot-out. Young Frankenstein adds Mel urges you to bring company to the Brooks' humor to the horror classic Hiland Theater. 81.00 .. Throughout all this, Ira an.d at Montgomery Plaza; 7:30 and Slap Shot js a hockey comedy Margo slowly fall in ·iov~ (?), and 9:30p.m: starring Paul "Pu~;:k" Newman. It · their relationship is really the inain LoUta, the once-scandalous film starts tonight at the anema f!ast. interest of the movie. The mystery, · • Strombetp Chllrp about nubile love, shows Firday in Fun with Diek and Jane deals which is quite-. incomprehensible; th,e SUB Theater fc;~r a buck at 7 and • Master Charge with unemployment and its plays a mere supporting role~ • BankAmericNd 9:15p.m. problems in an upper-class family • Grand Dluslon, a Renoir classic This comedy stars Jane Fonda and The . night I saw the film, on war and POW camps in. WWI Art Carne~ and Lily Tomlin George Segal and is at the Cinema audience reaction was unbelie.vably . , . plays in the SUB Theater Sunday East at 7:45 and 9:40p.m. hostile. The crowd laughed heartily· ' . night at 7 and 9:15p.m. when people were killed, giggled Porn Porn Girls toys at high • The Eagle Has Landed details the derisively when Ira had a severe plot to kidnap Winston Churchill school fantasies wbile.managing to retain a PO rating. Featured at the stomach ulcer attack, and talked and stars Donald Sutherland, incessantly during the quieter, less A Fine Drinking Establishment · Michael Caine and Ropert Duvall. Eastdale at 7:15 and 9 p.m. Editor's Rohmet PGints on Film •"exciting" moments. • written on this we Th~ LOBO reviewer was disap note: The film was rated R on its pointed. It is showing at the first run. Review by George Gesner ·an ~qualified opinion shOuld be published. We Reductions The Marquise of 0 •.. is the newest Eric Rohmer film to hit Albuquerque I hope this situatio1,1 is a ·rare at the ENCORE hav.e pledged to ourselves and to our Louisiana Blvd. Cinema at 7 and Wizards, the animated fantasy 9:30p.m. following such of his classics as My Night at Maud's, Claire's Knee and occurrence. Perhaps it was jllst an customers, 'to bring Albuquerque the highest quality adult on Famous with social and political symbolism, Chloe in the Afternoon. · entertainment avallfible. The quality of film we show at the The Domino Principle, starring unlucky coincidence, ~ith ine continues at the Galena at 7:45 and showing up at the theatre the slime· ENCORE is not the 16mm stag film style that .is so common Levi Jeans Gene Hackman and Richard 9:40p.m. The film is an excellent one and puts the yiewer in a cinematic art gallery in Albuquerque. . . Widmark, dabbles in assassination to enjoy the $ight of a beautiful painting, This is not to say it's. a silent night the members of the Albuquerque Sadists! Society We feel that the Mitchell brother's version of Sodom and Big savings on nationally known conspiracy and suspense at • the The Last Hurrah with Spencer film, for the fine acting adds a hard dramatization to the canvas. Gomorrah Is a prime example of the talent and imagination levis, Big Bells, F1ares, Louisiana Blvd. Cinema at 7:30 and Tracy and William. Holden starts at ' decided to take in a movie. I really Straight leg and Boot Cut. .The tale starts with a dashing · that is sometimes.. used in spite of the unconstitutional, out· 9:30p.m. the Galeria at 9 p.m. It is preceded, Russian officer ' (Bf\111<1· • Ganz). • ;=.:;:;:::;::::;::=:;:::::;:::::=:=;:t==::;:::=::i::::::=:::::::===~~n~r.;;~i;l~=j - dated and outi;ag~iitelit~lctions imposed on people who Were 13CIO to 17"" The ·Late Show has Art Carney by Golden BOy:at 7 p:in: •·· · ''•'" _,}, saving·the Marquise (Edith Clever) S d trl,.ll)' desire to present a high quali.ty work of erotic art. playing an aging private eye with from a band of would-be rapists atur ay Maste,r,~iece The story has Jour Parallel- lines. The arrival of two his cohort Lily Tomlin. See the Black Sunday bits on terrorism during the Franco-Prussian War. astronauts from another galaxy to Sodom coincides with the LOBO review in this issue. Showing and political trauma at the Super She is put on an opium-tea con • Near 1he top of any list of the world's greatest films must arrival of Lot, his wife and two daughters. Lot Is the nephew at the Louisiana Blvd. Cinema at 7 Bowl ala a blimp. Showing at the coction to puther to sleep. '·come Jean Renoir's anti·war classic, GRAND ILLUSIO.N~ Set of Abraham, whose story is woven into the complex. fabric. 90 Fox Winrock at 7 and 9:30p.m. against a prison escape of French aviators from a German to arid 9 p.m. Ganz, though, penetrates the The fourther key figure isBera, the Impotent king of Sodom 8 1 90 woman without her knowing. Roh - Prison Camp in World War I, Erich von Stroheim and Pierre .. who compensates for his shortcomings by turning sex in the Umited Quantities ' Fresnay enact · mer took the sleeping pose of th~ city upside down. This practice begets a gonorrhea MIDNITE MOVI opium-infested Clever from ·a his drama of the epidemic, and the astronauts strive ·to cure people by cir· famous painting. fading glory and cumcising them. Conflict and complications occur when one ANlONIONI's Months later Clever shows signs honor of - war. of the astronauts falls in love with Lot's.dovelike daughter, of pregnancy and does noi. un The total sen· · Leah. Her virginous air also attracts Bera, who snatches her derstand her condition, -as she has selessness of for himself, and offers her as festival virgin. The astronaut IAIIRIIKII no clue to the father. Rohmer war has never wins her in combat. All this, by fair means or foul, leads to characterizes the Victorian attitude been stated as the destruction of Sod om and Gomorrah. * •· From an idea of Clever's parents and brother convincingly !IS . inspired by Justice ,Owen McGiverrt of the Criminal Court of POl quite well in the .scene where they in GRAND the City of New York, who wrote "Green Door", (Mitchell banish the pregnant girl from the ILLUSION. Bros), would have been regarded as 'obscene!' by the com· ALL SEATS house. Sub Theater mi.mify ~tandards of and Gomorrah.
vn&-•nY MIDNIGHT . Ganz finally admits his part in •·f..AMJjr lilt' 111'1"1 t'~P<'IHIH'. ' , the pregnancy and they marry, but til"~t;tm1,itiull~. mu,l ~ not happily. After years of discon- · culn•;JII ,J,.j,,Jl,~k '''N·-·· tent they make up. A.S.U.N.M. Save 610 on these · Rohmer uses · a black-out Popular Entertainment Commi1tee _ technique that was very effective in Presents . · · Casual style shoes · time transfer.and niood changes. It . was interesti~g, though, that Roh . An Evening With iner .djdn 't' really develop the Were 30od emoiio·nal element of the actois. ·• He spent more time painting the scenes. The pastel effect was beautiful. The movie was beautiful. (Editor's Note: This lnovie has 2300 no connection with the infamous In our Nunn StoryofO.) '1\1/o styles with 8IIIOOlh Bush Shoe leather uppers, - Department with suede lellther 266-7756 IIpper. PMidc!d coiiAir. 4310 Central SE Le Paro.site New "lnapil'lltion Featuring · '"Le Parasite" by Tristan bottama··~ Colora: oxblOod, lind tan In L'Hermite will 'be the lOth· play 50' Off talyantastic Subs And Suds With this -lh leether. directed by UNM French professor F· Ad Rustin sUede. A 'taste Claude-Marie Senninger for the A Quality of annual Theater in Cubes sponsored Adult Film· by the UNM 'Department of Saturday, April30, a:·oo p.m. • Returning Sunday Nights Modern and Classical · ~ daliit• ~nmit~ t••lfrt•~fticlct. ;\Inn. :\tl(hls t\ \\ t•l '1-Siairt Ctm!t•st .. • ,. • • ... .. '.1 ...... _..... • •, .. ·,.~ ." ' ...... , • .... ~f .... ···"t'\ -:t~~~- IIUIUUI .. Si.td::- ·r.·~·.;._.'\.~A-.,,-'·,' .. · -· .. ·,·.;-~ -- ·"'L--....;.-~------~-:-o,_.,._,.... .; ., ...... -~ .- . ' ., -. f,
~.: ,c, ~· ' """ ~ """0\ :.i' Homesick • (JQ • C'1> N- ;,;! .... Despetatlon Wolfpack To El. Paso -' ·c .z ~ Atts -& C'1> ::;: Wh.o's .calling my name? And I'm . By Davl!l Bellipg The Lo.bo offense is led by ·\ ,l,ttl\ l~d\11 . The UNM baseball team will s: .8 wi$hing • .outfielder Steve Muccio who is C'1> ('', I could stay sane, Pavement reeks of attempt to get back on the winning hitting at a .422 cUp this season. >< (\ .s (') ,( a drunkards' sacrifice, loneliness cuts track this weekend when it takes on Sports· Center fielder AaronCain, who has -·0 ·I ·~ z; Peak and I even thought I once Pitching for the 'Lobos will be mistakes." · · Capp~lli said Rutledge will play '0... .,;- heard Jesus Bruce Barber (5·2, 2. 77) and Jack .This will be the Lobos' first short if he can make the throw; if ·~ ..... speak. But, rain can turn to haiilike Hollis (5·2, 2.48). UNM Head WAC road trip of the season and ' --· 0 not, he will play second. ~ ,, '· the nickels I've tossed in a blind· Baseball Coach Vince Cappelli was only the second time this season · UTEP will be able to counter "' t'Jl man's \0 I'~ Q., ·An Empty Classroom unsure who his third pitcher wili be. that they have been on the road. - with s~veral quality hitters of its -'-I pail. Ideal yearnings rot in hell 1 lf Rob· Hoover i~ recoverep from · · Cappelli said, "The most difficult own. As a team the Miners own a -..! You are empty now, but at the beginning while There was excitement within your walls the injury he suffered last week thing about this week is picking 21 .328 batting average. UNM is only ~.·-..-: Charleston women cast an eyil against Arizona he will be on the people to go on the trip." From anticipation of things that were to be learned spell. hitting .307 as ate~. Tied for the From the growing that was to be done. mound. " Lobo pitcher Barber said for the UTEP batting leadership are center · l,JTEP, which is 0-6 in Western Lobos to get back in the WAC race, There was tlie joy and sadness of a youngster, ("' A A Gonzah:s) I've taken hold of a lady's hand and fielder Bob Alsup and shortstop Athletic Conference play, will ~e "We definitely have to sweep three ...... ,._.,._ Who is leaving his childhood behind. uy . . have even defied the wedding band. · Rusty Kennedy with .405 averages. .... Photo by ffiatgatet Reed seeking its first win of the WAC this weekend. We have to get back • 1 Take me away from what greed 'The Lobos should be able; to get __ ) season. Overall the Miners sport a on a winning track and keep some runs off of the t..JTEP pitching teaches, '' ' 23-15·1 record. The Lobos are 2-4 winning." staff which has a 7.46 ERA. The where I can walk on sandy beaches. . . in_ WAC play and 27··13 overall. During non-conference play the Lobo staff ERA is 3 .09. . ' .. The pleasures seem to be taken ~- ',_ .. ,_ "''* "': ~--· " "''"··~--- , -~·,. • Cappelli isn't ready to concede. Lobos were a high·scqring team but The Lobos, which had fielding _.. ,._, ""~ ' --"" ..... -·- PRESENTS IN CONCERT harder Phone Ethics ' Photo bg Wondoll T. lfolni · and my past moves back a little the WAC title to anybody just yet, the last two weeks they have had problems last ·week 'against farther. He said, "You can!t throw in the trouble scoring runs. Cappelli said Arizona, have a team fielding • Lobo leftfielder Steve Muccio crosses home plate as the (Terry Fletcher) towel because you got beat in three the pitching wi.IJ have to hold average of .938. UTEP's team Regis Univ. catcher looks on. UNM travels to El Paso this I wrapped the black . games." Cappelli said, "If we can together this weekend. · fielding average is .942 . weekend to play the Miners. helical cord get a good effort like we got in the --':.__------:------....;.------ Emotions.. around his neck Arizona State series we'll be all Laugh, you are crazy. until all breath right." ' Smile, you are l!oY. did escape him. Cry, you are weak. I stuffed him in · ) a Nigerian wax cake' Wo:men.· 'J Emotions shall be . . integrated into and mailed him to circuitry a clone. 0 I (Shannon Jason Argus) that te~;hnological man ln. Relays · shall weave and soon regret. (Misty Hall) .· · By Ed Johnson Two Girls . 'Anyone who knows track knows the excitement in being able to Her fa~;e shines like polish compete in the. Kansas Relays, a . be~;ause she paints it in the jewel in track's Triple Crown, and ·morning. neither the coaches or 16 UNM The world is always troubling women tracksters have hidden their eee her. excitement over competing in She threatens a false warning. Lawrence, Kansas today and The only time she believed in God tommorrow. I was in acts of constant swearing. Coach Tony Sandoval said, "It's l She seemed to love and fear a big meet, and the kids are real all men, 1 '' • • ',,. excited about it." • . · · •· · · •· finding them overbearing. UNM's strong middle-distancers Her closest friend, a sister Susie Vigil, Tecla Chemabawi and SAT. APRIL 23rd 1977 8PM was a lost child in the woods, Cindy "Flash" Ashby should do a - ALBUQUERQUE CONVENTION CENTER dreaming of young lovers at night, little sparkling of their own. KIVA AUDITORIUM Valenti nos and Robin Hoods. Vigil and Chemabawi have both Reality's men brought her been clocked in the 800 at 2:07 and RESERVED SEAT TICKETS AT ALL TICKETMASTER LOCATIONS disdain. "Flash" Ashby has qualified The Peoples Choice • Rio Rancho Shopping Center She loved her friend, no other, herself for nationals by beating the The General Store both locations•Dillards• Record World She dreaded to be a lover, required 800-meter timeof 2:17. L.P. Goodbuy both locations @ yet yearned to be a mother. 'Vigil has. also qualified 'in the UNM STUDENT UNION· POPEJOY HALL Gtaphl<: by Geotge Coston (Terrance Hutton) 400-meters and has been timed at 55.9. ''I've been looking foward to ~-~~~~-·~-~-'-~-~----~---~_P_~_D_u_~-~-N~::::::::::::~------••••••••••••••••••••~ Kansas," Vigil said. Even Olympian .Chemabawi is I Watch Out Woody Allen · I excited saying "I've- been working out hard and I'm going to be ready for this big meet." I Move Over Mel Brooks I Another nationals qualifier Anita Marsland who has high-jumped 5-6 3/4 (a spectator said she was easily an inch above that) said, '"I hope i tHE TOMATO i now I can get over the fear of jumping 5-8." Now that the 440-relay team of I T TE I Lynette Gutierrez, Cindy Hagg, Karen Cunninghame and Connie BUY1 I I Joseph has overcome its habit of I I poor hand-offs during meets, it is . .GET1 FREE I I looking toward bigger and brighter I .I things. . . . . Monday - Saturday Joseph· explained, "All we have I I to do is take off nine-tenths of a se~;ond and· we're in." "In" is 7:30- 8:30 I \ I nationals and the qualifying time is 1 I I about 48 flat. I I Lucille Jones, who for an Boogie To: unknown reason has cut her feet I I following every dist~ce race so far, rou'll ~s 24% :savings and all the e~as, too. will be competing .in the lSOO I I .Continental's got a good deal goingforyou.next time Cotitin~ntal Airlines .• And reme.m ber, if you can't I I . meters and will attempt to better you fly to one of our many domestic destmauons-our fly Contmental. try to have a n.tce trtp anyway. her personal best of 4:44. 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Don't forget to ask about our special travel programs, I I relayteam. . . · such. as our California Campus Tours. California Dinnie Norero is another. long Fly/Drive Vacations or Yucatan Safari Holidays. , I I jumper-showing some promise who · For. nu>re information, • call your Travel Agent or AIRUNES I . I is injured. with the Golden Tail. A lona•jumper's qualifyina .•...... •••• ~ ··---~ distlnce is 18-2. fl\ ·r,·~ :\ ' >\.. . 'I • A ~ (t,,- • ,... ' ,, "' ' Ql ~.... -• N • N LOBO MALE MVP PICKS '""z .... ·-c. LOBO FEI\IIALE MVP PICKS ~ < • E:: 0 / ''I "'X ·;· ..c (') ··~· 0 Mitchell Oaih lobo -· i\ -l 0 \ >. (Corninued from Page 16) t1 ' ~ ' LOBO MVPs e. •', -'t\1 Sports '< 0 - 0 Mitchell was named the Daily l"" u 0 Lobo Coach of the· Year because 0" •;< Q (1J Athletes ·of the Year under his tutorage five Lobos won women's alpine team to a sixth ~ place finish in the nation. ' .! WAC individual titles and one, >- ' :;= Lemay said the reason the '0 ' ' <1) Mike Williams Chuck Walter, went on to win the ;:l, ' women skiers did so well this season z NCAA pommel horse title. · -N '>l:J Jean Rostermundt Mitchell is really interested in was because they raced as a ·team .!" -<1) bringing top-flight gymnastics to and were all very close. to one ' ~~ Albuquerque .. This year he brougilt another. - ;.~ ~ "'-.1'""· c.. Newcomers of the Year in. a team of Japanese AII·Stars To Lemay, the people she skied . ' from Nippon University. Last year with m&de all the difference' in the . · he brought in the Romanian world. This difference paid off as Michael Cooper National team with Nadia she skied to a successful rookie Comaned. seaso.n and received the title as Stephanie Lemay Lobo most valuable female athlete Michael Cooper of the year. Lemay Marpe Rostermundt At the end of the l975-76 Kathy Marpe Jean Rostermundt school team in Manila, Iowa to a Mike Williams Mitchell basketball season, Norm Ellen For part •of this season, UNM Marpe' s goal this year was to record-holder with 1,240 yard$ MALE TEAM MVPs- berger Said he WaS able to recruit state championship, was a .. Women's Basketball Coach Kathy have a quick team that fast-breaked When UNM women's basketball unanimous choice for LOBO For the third year in a row, the • gained rushing in a season. He some of the top players in the Marpe played without· her 6-4, a lot. Marpe got what she wanted coach Kathy Marpe recruited fresh male most valuable player comes averaged 112 yards a game this Baseball: Steve Muccio nation despite the fact that six . man Jean Rostermundt, she knew female newcomer of the year. Rusty Mitchell center Carol Moreland. Stili,· with two quick ballhandlers in Marpe said, "Jean has better from the Lobo football team. Only season. ' blacks had quit the team before the Marpe kept coming \IP with new freshmen Susan Schuster from the 1976 season would be quite this year there is a new winner. Once Williams broke loose in the B.a·sketball: Michael Cooper last game of the season. . successful. offensive skills than anyone I have talent and coached her fern squad Eldorado High School and Jean seen. She's a good ball handler, has Mike Williams is the 1976-77 Daily secondary, he was hard to bring This season Rusty Mitchell, It turned out that Ellenberger to a post-season on hoop tourney. Rostermundt, , . Mar.pe's prediction proved LOBO most valuable player. down. Many an opposing defensive . UNM gymnastics coach suffered Cross-Country: Lionel Ortega was telling the truth, and his top a good jump shot and'knows how The Lobos of Coach Marpe correct as Rostermundt and her. to move to the basket." Williams, a hard-run'ning back went home after the game through a season filled with injuries Football: Mike Williams/Preston Dennard find last season was 6-5 guard Marpe was chosen as Lobo enjoyed a ~uccessful season playing 'teammates made it · to the Inter· sophomore fullback, finished the . nursing a very sore shoulder he and dissappointing defeats but he Michael Cooper. Cooper came on female coach of the year because of Rostermundt, who is on an their games in the Pit as fans mountain Conference post-season athletic scholarship, will be back season strong with four straight received from repeatedly tackling was never worried. Golf: Monty Carrico in Western Athletic Conference the expert guidance she exhibited watched exciting and fast actioned· regional tournament. .games in which he gained more · Williams. Often Williams ran over He said his team was preparing play. As a result he was named to with her young but talent-ladened again next season to again pace the women's basketball. Rostermundt, who led her high Marpe-coached squad. than 100 yardsrushing. a tackler or two before he was for the Western Athletic Con- Gymnastics: Steve Ortiz theW AC All·Conference Team. team. Williams became the UNM brought down. ference championships at the end of Cooper was selected as the _:.:;:::.::.:::.::._:.:.:::::.::.:~::.:.....::.;:.:.:;;::..._...:.:.=:::.:.::::.::.:.:.:.______the season. His team backed up Skiing:. Mike Higgins . I,, outstanding newcomer athlete by Mitchell's confidence by turning in Swimming: Larry Farrar the Daily LOBO sports staff. He its best performance of the season electrified the crowd in the Pit with but they were edged out of the team Tennis: Tim Garcia his defensive. exploits and his title by Arizona State. soaring one-handed slam dunks. Track: Michael Solomon Cooper was also picked as (Continued ~m ·page 17) basketball's most valuable player. ome ·You're Water Polo: Brian Patno own- '' He led the Lobos in free-throw Ediior's note:· The Daily .LOBO Wrestling: Gary Hines percentage and was the second team MVP's, athletes of the ye_ar leading scorer on the team with a • ·Invited! 15.1 average. and coaches of the year for 1976-77 were chosen by majority vote of the FEMALE TEAM MVPs entire sports staff. • *************·****' att Sat., April23 Basketball: Jean Rostermundt St!3phanie Lemay I • • ,. ., ·- It .. ~ k •• -~ Field Hockey: Dana'Miller For the first time since the LOBO " . (hll~ finish at nationals held at Stowe, case. Track: Susie Vigil Vt. Lemay paced the UNM {1PARTYi(c Volleyball: Billie Colborne Covered Live Diseo all day. $19.50 Coaches of. the Year .,.,.ago.n Rusty Mitchell Malcers of Hand Made Indian Jewelry Pill DRAWING! 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AKC IRISH SETI'IlRS, born M~rc~ l, $50,00, Call TACO VILLA now a~pting application! for both · ;p 877-2982, afccr 6 p.m. 4/26 IIIII an~ part time co~nJ~! bosteBSu, Apply Jn person 0<1 . ' ~A Little Push Helped UNM Golfer Kelliher CQMPLETE RACQUETBAI.L .ll(iUIPMENT at at 2608 Central S.E. 4/22 n ~is~~nt prices. The Bike Shop, new locathm, 81 I PARTI'IME DESK CLERK: wee~end hours, Call for .:c ' By Gilbert Bustamanl~ playing .the third. and sometimes- · YaleS,E, Cali 842-9100. 4/29 interview, Crossro.ods Motel, 242,2757. 4/27 ', of her in Tempe (the upcoming, "said Kelliher.<;' l "My~~~~ pushed me into playing · fourth spot on the UNM women's tournament for the golfers). Once · THE BIKB ~SHOP sJ)ec:lals: thQrn resi$t~u:lt ~ubes, TillED OF THE SAME OLD summ~r jobs? If you .. Classifleds $2.50 each; Citadel locks, $13.95. 4/Z9 o golf but what l really liked about golfteam. · .she gets it together good in one The team.need~ three more good are intemt~d in maktns $2 180().00 1his summ_er sloP .o SUPER GARAGE SALE, We haveeverythlngl April by Mit~hell Hall, room-IO&ar~:OO p.m., Frldsy; or f golf was going out and driving the When asked why she chose toiJrn~~m~nt sh~U keeP it togeth.et.. qualifying scores o.f} 10 or lower to 23•24. 12lotl Crestline N,E, 4/22 1:00 p.m. Saturday for an Interview. 4/22 .3 golf cart around," said UNM Albuquerque to pursue her golf ~ She will be a gooct player, no doubt · qualify ·them for the national TAPEDECK: reel to reel, 3 hea~ stereo. Precbl~n Tt All $i.oo Off Coupons clrcusl 4/22 first $450.00, Mike, 277·•13;6, 4125 Tours, Dept. NM, 5332 Colleae Ave., Oakland, CA '0. Casey Optical Co. team than they have been getting," Arizona State, " · PASSPORT, IMMIGRATION, I.D, Photos. LoWC5t 'NEED SOMETHING TYPED? Call Lynn, 266- 94618. 4/22 i:!: • Are Void For The Remainder pri"' in town. Fast. pleasins. Call265~2444 or come , ' 0700. 4/Z9 . BEAUTIFUL 1953 DOI>GE. Special oriJinal paint, 25 mpal-\hwy, 36,000 miles, 25/5.11461. 4/Z9 OOmP~i· PEA\IY ._CHANNEL P,A., two Shure mlco N·.etters To Pla·y Dual OKIES-fel.turhla foot·iong hot doas, only 3.5 cents~ Identify&: claim, ftTI, 105, Marron Hall. 4/25 · 296-8564, 4/29 developed budslt;all266-3679, eves, 4/22 -..J NOW OFFICIAl CHARTER MEMBERSHIP FOR ONLY $1.00 Kelliher said she bega~ · play{ng 11·3 daily. 4/29 ·wtstands, $lotl.OO, Call John, 294-7362 after LOST: WHITE WINDBREAKER, eas1 tennis SEiRVE In the Peace Corps I Call 277·5907 after 3:30 6:00. 4/28 BODY BUENO. Over ISO natural both products, golf seriously in the ninth ~rade. "I· 11atural shampoos, amino acid conditioners, body .I U!'IM BOOKSTORE SALE ends Friday! 4122 courts, 4/14/77. Return P.B. office, .Reward of· P.M. 4/29 was the only girl' on a boy's high Carol Pavletich' fered. 4/25 NICE THREE BEDROOM HOUSE with study, TV· o.Us, perfume otis, about 50 different scents, massage By one, beciluse they sure will be.'' UNM CHEERLEADING TRYOUTS: 1st meeting GARDEN ROTOTILLING by UNM student. Group room, income-apt., UNM-BCMC area. 2$6· "ROLLER. CROSS~~. school team in Wyoming. I played April25, 8 p,m., Carlisle Gym. 4/25 LOST: DENIM JACKET with drawstring, Mon. headquarter& with oils and lptions, moisturizers and The UNM men's tennis team has Russell said the Southern Colorado rate~ a'l8ilable. Call268·1563, .. 4/22 9461. 4/29 skin <:arc specialties, hypo-pllcrsenic soaps, Loofa ENGLISH . DEPARTMENT course descriptions eveni11s, ·Reward. 256:-0934. 4/26: the fourth spot. lt was fun," two m'atches this weekend. against TYPING, EDITING. Call Kim: 266-9037, 4/29 1974 CZ 250 MX, New top end an~ electrical 5 speed, sponaes, natural bristle hair brushes ahd much team is not as tough. , available beginning Thursday, April 21, in• .LOST: WJRE FRAME-prescri,Ptionslasses.lffoll~d, SKATEB.OARD PARK ''I'm really disappointed with my West Texas State Saturday and TYPING, lst quality, 883-7787. tfn extra plastic tank, skid plate, olher e1C.tras, e"cellen' more.,,2910 Central S,E,, 3 doors cast ofOlnard on Humanities Building, room 217. 4/22 . please call Tom, 898·5855, 4/28 condition every way: $600.00. 298-8635. '4/28 Central. 4/27 I' game right now, though, I'm not against Southern-Colorado Sunday. Playing for the Lobes this MANUSCRIPT, THESES and ADMIN, typi11J. r ,, Accept cassettes, drafts, handwriting-, Minor carr•• U.S.D.A. ESTIMATES the uaveragc Americantt WJII playing as well as I can. My game. weekend will be . seniors · Gary con1ume 10 lbs. of food oddillves this year, They i :, ' WHERE? HOW? pica type, 50 cents/pa. or $3.00 min. 266-7619 needs a lot of improvement. but Both m&tcbes, scheduled for 10· Wheeler and Mike Owen, juniors evenings, 4/22 won't set It at the Morning Olory Cafe, featuring real Applications Can Be Obtained HOUS.EMA TE WANTED: near UNM, available food, ffesh \'eaetables, _and chemlcal·frce meats, 1900 Block Yala SE overall I'm not doing that badly. a.m. should be close and should be J ~:ff Chavez, Tim Ga'rcia and Mike WANT . YOUR TYPINO DONE accurately an~ (Righi behind the Triangle) 2933 Monte Vista At The Following Locations: timely? 344-1842, 4/22 irhmediately, Sl2S:oo, !h utilitfr .... 26_8·2189 after 5 My mental game could use some good preparation for the upcoming Palmer, sophomo~es Jay Penny TDDAY'S CRDSSIDRD PVZZLI p.m. 4122 N,B. 4127 • Northeast Schwinn Cyclery ACROSS EDITORIAL SERVICES, Do you want professional WHEN? WACmatches. · and Ronnie Wheeler and freshman 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, four bloc~s from work," said Kelliher. Europe: UNITED Feature Syndicate help in edilins your ·dissertation? Or writing a • Pop Tops Jerry Whec:_ler . 1 Bridge proposal or rc:port1 Call Harvey Frauenglass, UNM and TV!. For more lntormatlon call 877· . Mid-Juna Kelliher said the weakest part of Abbr. 5339. 4125 • Rocky Mt. Ski Co. The Lobos have a 1-1 record with accomplish Professional Communtcation Service, 344-8344 or her game is her short game (from West Texas State, winning and 49 Entitle 265-5689. 4/29 NO BILLS, two bedroom, air condiclonlns, disposal, H. Cook Sporting Goods Garcia will only play in Satur -ment 50 Altercation WHAT? • 100 yards out).· Her strength .lies in ALBUQUERQUE PRESCHOOL COOPERATIVE, kids fine. St.40.00, 262-17!51. Valley Rentals, small losing a match earlier in the season. day's match due to. a pulled back 5 Dairy 53 White ree. 4/25 nrH Acru of Fr•• Styli Ar11s, Slslam Runa.A • Bicycle World > • her drive and once in a while in her This· will ·be the Lobos' first en product 606 Candelaria N.W; Parenl~run-school, professional Gr1n Prix Tr1tk, Bawls. Pro Shop, And Much. • muscle. Tpe rest of the team is in Sulphur or teachers. ,.ccept.ing app1ication11 for -ran-morning A REAL DRBAM: Spac:loU$ lhree bedroom with air Garden swartz Sportz irons. 10 Olthe conditioning, $180.00. Kids OK. 262·1751, Valley Much Mall , •. Op1n EYiryd•w. Till Pull Wille Clark's Sporting Goods counter with Southern Coloraclo. top sh!IJ?e, Russell said, Banff Hot THURSDAY Puzzle Solved: pre-school; afternoon kindcrsarten. Summer Coach Henry Sandles saici''.'She's U.S.A. Springs .. program-two 3-week sessions: June 20-July Bi July Rentals. small fee. 4/25 ~· lllumlnltlll Far Night Action. • Acme Wheels Lobo coach Tim Russell said 14 Prell x for 11-July 29; 9:30-noon Tuesday, Wcdi1.Clida)', (Cindy) been working hard this last 54 Kind of fund MAO AM ALL UTILITIES PAID: Carpeted one bedroom, j~st • ·Mountain Sports, Limited West Texas State is a strong team The matches will be held at the sphere 58 Primary PIL M AI.S lEI All Thursday. Call344.0389. 4/28 $75.00, no lease. 262·17!51, Valley Rentals, small '· part of the year. I expect a lot' out AM LE I T All Y IS fee. 4/25 ,.,.' WHO? ancl said, "We better be. up for that tennis courts across from the in . 15 Italian flour 61 Mountain: preparation ILl I PIEIR p NEED MELLOW FEMALE ROOMIE by May l for • Only Members C;:tn Purchase tramural fields. Also, the Lobos Comb. form IE R For Sale 16 Mile. Harl 62 Fashion lilA IE large trailer. 592.50 per, Call298·7349, after 5, 4127 . Admission To. The Park ~"o'~~~~~~~um•F•IIIflllmsll"'llilliiiiiiRIIIIIIIAII"'"'N"II""c"'"'IIHm•llmmllllotlt~:~G'~cid'll~ will play an inter-squacl match 7 small bills R S ~IE M IN FEMALE ROOMMATE: wanted Jrou~d May 1!1, ' ' Or Send Request To 1 8 ••: ______63 Fruit FINEST SELECTION Of handmade wedding sets. rA~i~S~I~E~T PIEIRIM ll Charlie Romero, .2945 Wyoming NE, 293- share larsc three l:H:droom home close to UNMj with CROSs~· § Sundays . 'Thru April24 § today, at 3 p.m., in preparation for 64Gambllng "ROLLER law L A W N 5 B 0 R I 5 r;;Sr.I:-r::-15 6901, 41~9 extras. Rent and UtUities, $115.00 a monttl. Trlsh, the weekend's matches. · game 843-6150. 4/29 BOX 13269 20 Garment 65. Much loved ALIT LirNOS THOU WATERBEDS: WATER TRIPS, 3ol07 Central N.E. 221n the know: S E T H I N D E 0 N E Catering to student needs since 1971. 1nexpenslv~ KIDS, PETS FINE! Quiet two bedroom, central air, ALBUQUERQUE NM 87112 I 20°/o Off on an supplies I person green yard. $160.00, 262-1751, Valley Rentals, $20.00 • Slang 66 March 7th, r R LEi E. loj 1\l_M P _E R furniture. Student special: complete waterbcd &}'stem, 23 Cause to be LE T H LE R 5 in Ul_M_lp $79.95. 4129 fee. 4/29 In ancient ENJOY YOURSELF. Finer three-bedroom, fenoc:d Pluse send me ___t•RoLLER CROSS" memBership ~ to UNM students with I D's ~ 3 HOUSES· pleased A P. IF F :OiR IF-0 iL IAJ BICYCLES: BERTIN BICYCLES, guaranteed"21bs. Rome lighter weight. R.C. Hallett's, 843·9378. tfn yard, kids, pels. $200.00. 262·1751, Valley Rentals, applicaliQn(s). Sendnomoney 5 5 For sale near University. 24 Recesses 67 Dwelling U LA T ERR I T 0 R I A ILl 520.00 ree. 4/29 i Lg. Neons •• ,. ~ , • ; •••••••••••••• , , • 3/1'o Oscars ...... , •• , ...... 211 5 26Hawaiian l!IR INIE A I APRIL CLOSE OUTS: selected speakers, reccinrs, 0 Need some repair. unit ALL UTILITIES PAID.' Air conditioned two ~AME: ------AGE: __ § Black Mollles ,-,, •• , , •••••.•.•••••.•• 311'o Tiger Barbs ••••.•••.••••••••••• , ••• 2/1° § corsage ESK ,CATIER F AKIEI amplifiers, tape-decks; new, demo, used. To 501ft 5 Jack- Dempsey., , ...... , •.•• 3t1•o Orange Chromldes ...... 3/1°' 5 Resonably priced: Good off. Marantz, Pioneer, AR, ESS~ etc. HI-Fi House, bedroom, $170.00. Kids, pets fine. 262-1751, Volley 27 More DOWN Rentals, $20,00 fee. 4129 ADDRESS -----==----- 5 Paranaa ••••••••••...•••••• , • •••.... 4" Lg.Arowana ...... 39" 5 down payment. More info muscular afternoon 3011 Monte Vista N.E. (near UNM), 255- Street = Angels ...... -· ; .•• 2/1'0 5 1694. 4/29 CALL TODAY. Spacious two bedroom. kids, pets contact Jess Reid, 30 PutB to 1 Business drive 1974 MUSTANG: stick shift, new lires, beautiful OK, $100.00, no lease. $20.00 fee, Valley Rentals, 5 = sleep establishment Frontiersman 44 Parade condition. $2,500.00. 292·3409,294-3167. 4/22 262-1751. 4/29 City StOle ZIp CAUGHRAN REALTY GO FOR IT! ~ 1425·8 San Mateo N E 266·9778 . ~ 255-5521 or res. 255-9041. 34 Resolute 2 U.S.S.R. 26 Stretched ground 1968 HONDA 305! Rebuilt engine, transmission, new WALK TO SCHOOL. Fully furnished one bedroom • ;" 111111111111111111111111111 35 Skeletal river out order with air conditioning. $130.00, utilities paid. $20.00 l llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli clutch. with helmet&: service; manual. $300.00 or best h 36 Man's 3 Sign off 27 Weapon 46 Kind of paint offer. 261.-0918. tfn fee, ValleyRcntals,262-1751. 4/29 ... nickname word handles 47 Go without 1973 DODGE DART SPORT: good condition, best RENT WEEKLY: cozy one bedroom, $25,00/wk .. good area, no lease. $20.00 fee, Valley RcntJjs, 262· .. ' "'" 37 African 4 Wrong 28 Labor group nourishment offer. CVLL • animal 5 Auditor: 29 Put In a 49 Where 1751. 412~ · 38 Article Abbr. warehouse • Toledo is BANKRUPT STEREO. Just bought out Phoenix E 1 t . 40 Dancer's 6 In a 30 Family 50 Half: Prefix Sterto stock, everything must so at oiO'I'> - SO'!'>: :::m:.:!:p:.:.;O;:!I!,m;:.:.,:e:,n:.:.;_...:..__ .,...._.,...._ .. - receivers, tape cassettes, turntables; speakerli garment· measure member 51 Dull person ATTAIN GREAT Pioneer, Sansui, Kenwood, Sherwood, etc. 13'5· WORK .FOR a beuer world. Apply to lhe Peace 41 Ontario city: 7 Colorado 31 Greenland 52 Make over 7535, 4/25 Corps.Call277-5907after3:30P.M. 4/29 Abbr. park settlement 53 WW-11 battle 1080 Countty REPOSSESSED KENWOOD: KR 46IJO.AM·FM PART-TIME JOB: sales, flexible hours, aood pay, 42 Pleased 8 At the peak 32 Lunch site stereo r~tver. $25.00 equity & take over payments. Possible :rutl-dme (or summer( can: Phil Franczyk, 43 Former 9 Mutilate partaker 55 River of 255-7534. 4/:ZS ;:C~.L,:;.U:-;•;;;2~92::;·2~83;;";0;:;·,;.4;/2::9~;::::-:;;::;:::;::-;;;:;;;;-;;;;~ HEIGHTS German 1o ------33 Stigmas Russia STOP· DUE TO DIVORCE: Brand new Classic·lll SUMMER WORK for colleae students: $400.00 a coin Earhart 35 Auctioneer's 56 Antitoxins Kirby &. attachments< assume payments of $7,47 a • month, 75 openings. Ca11294-2064. 255·2337. 4/29 45 Was 11 Mexican quest 57 Gay old month,newwarranty.255-7535. 4/25 TWO HEAD TEACHER positions at UNM Child contemptuous Indian 39 Possessed time: Siang ' WHITE SEWING MACHINE: Malces buttonholes. Care Co-op. Requires 2 yrs. child eAJ)erienct !nearly 47 Machine 12 State: Fr. 40 Decrease: 2 59 French blind stitches, monograms, sews on bultons wilhout childhood programs and/or 2 yrs. education m early shop tools 13 Censure words negative attachments. $23.77 cash or S payments or $6,(10, no childhood development areas. PayJ 56,000.00 yearly. 48 Country of 19 Indigent 42 Feel one's 60 Favorable interest. 255-7534. 4/25 Send resume to: 1058 Mesa Vista HaJJ, UNM, by 21 Sunday way response CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY: Brand new color TV, big ,;A;pri;:,1;.26:;;· ~4:::/.;;25~;;;-;;;-;;;;;;:;:;:;;;;;;-o,;;::;-::;:;;;-_o; screen. Assume payments, $7.00 per month. New 10 PART TIME HELP WANTED: Sales clerk a: ·tl1 year guarantee. 2SS·1S35. 4/2S stocking. Must be over 21. graduate students ~n!Y* TryOut For 1975 SUZUKI TS 18:SS: StreeVdirt bike. Like new, Apply _in person, no phone calls. Sa\'e-Way Liquor HAYA Y SHALOM • low mileage. 82!-5462. 4/Z5 Store, 5704 Lomas Blvd. N.E, 4129 • ARTS & CRAFTS Inslructori. College age men for FANTASTIC SALE: One week spec1al. Flannel b ys. mmercampinOtePark NM June2.1-Aug. Recorded Message shirts, o?lY $4.00: blouses, Sl.SO; T-shirls, _52.00; at F s~ ~ call B ad Cunningh~ •2sS.s300 between 9 ° 0 0 Californut Fashion Outlet, 2318 Centra1 SE; across ·&~r ' 4125 ' ' Phone 296·8568 UNM from campus. 266'6872. 4/:ZS 4 . p.m. Cheerleader UNDERGRADUATE SEMINAR Seethe WAC! PROGRAM Fan Fare! Excitement! for Fall, 1977 All expenses paid .Brochure Of Courses Men~and Women Is Available • at the Special Springtime -1st Meeting ... Monday Honors Center · Book Sale A schedule of these one-credit hour seminars with descriptions is ENDS TODAY available--at the Honors Center office (west end, ground floor of the _April25 8:00 P~nt. · at 5:00p.m. Humanities Bldg.)...... •. Courses are open to all undergraduates no prereqmsit.es. University.of New mexico Press ·Carlisle GyDJ on discussion and student particip·ation. Enrollment IS. • 220 Journalism Building . students...... ' • Corner ofYo.le o.nd Centro.! N.E .. For more information, come to the Honors Center
• . ~.'".·. ..> :' ~:,, r-- r-- 0\ ;t._ -"' Insufficient Evidence ~. ·c- :rhe plaintiffs in the cas~. questi~n~d the poll.worker about It, defense's request to dismiss the Posada. Witness Ed Long testified ( Students for a Democratic Election, He saJ~ ~~'was a m•s.take that I had case, Laino said: "I feel the defense that · he had seen: Ghahremani '.1, I ,, remove some masking ~flpe. from ' which includes Presidential also gotten It~· Moore srud. should have been compelled by the " rans P.M. Duffey-Ingrassia and one of the ballot boxes. '~.; .....l When cross-examined by the court· to answer the allegations of I ':··}\ Rick Lopez, asked the Chief Court defense, Moore said he had not the plaintiffs." Laino said he could , The LOBO regrets the errms. I \> Justice Aundre West to call a mistrial. Upon 'the court's refusal, I •, I counsel for the plaintiffs R,J. 1~, ~'hate by Wendell T. Hunt ( Only 1 Application S~bffiitted Laino said he was going to appeal ASUNM Chief Court " ~· ),\i the court's decision not to call a Justi,;e Aundre West ,, ·new election. Laino said he was determines that a special run-off ,,'=' going to· UNM President ·William election is necessary, then the court·· ·For Nat'l Science Internships E. Davis early this morning to make will supervis'e that election." By Lynn Stutheit I . professional experience in science, formation needed to help them i the appeal. West said the court would not Only one application has been including engineering, mathematics make decisions affecting their daily 't·>i The dismissal came after the begin its selection of the impartial submitted for internships with the and the social sciences. lives and will help with matters of - plaintiffs had completed their case. · group to recount the ballots until National Science Foundation's Residents and -interns will work public policy. The defense requested the court noon today, in order to give the program for public service science with organizations that serve public (:::' The application deadline for dismiss the case on lack of evidence plaintiffs time to make their appeal activities. Applications have been purposes such as educational in residencies and internships is May accepted for several weeks: stitutions, government agencies, 15. A limited number bf ap About 25 public service science trade unions and citizens' plications can be obtained at the residences for scientists and organizations. They will prepare Office of Research Administration, '~•- engineers and 25 internships for -.. ~ information and give scientific and 1700 Las Lomas NE~ on the UNM ·" science and engineering students technical advice. Seminars, lec campus. For more information -call ''· will be awarded by NSF. tures, and worksnops will also be 277-4467, or write the National Those applying for the resident offered. Office of Science and Society, possitions must have a doctorate The public activities :rvill provide National Science Foundation, degree, or the equivalent in citizens with the scientific in- Washington D.C. 20550.
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