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CIVIC AUDITCRJUM,A.L.SUQ.U.~Ji{\t·UE, NEW MEXICO . . ··.. ··.. ·.·· .. ) S EMBER lf;,··'1970 ~ ·--. SOCIAL ·HOUR 7:00 ADDRESS P.M. s:oo DANCING P.M. 1 o:oo- 12:00 P.M. CONTRIBUTIONS: $150.00- CDUPL Bema: Dear President Heady. • • $1 DD.OCJ- 1402 limited, it is sheer arrogance to search the dorms, room by room. president under the "state of demand that "students... reject the This would be very unpopular, but emergency," such a state of tactics of disruption as a method of you would find a lot of weapons in emergency being determined by the implementing change ... " the possession of one of the most president himself. I find the Vice President Spiro Agnew last r Th'e second section of this night launched another attack on and committments abroad, he will have sacrificed years, yes, and violence-prone segments of the delegation of such authority by the hint darkly that the President has States has been all the time and Agnew also told the news statement is titled "rights and congressional "radical liberals" some their lives in as selfless a where he stands today. campus community: the far right. Regents to the president to be calling them "the nation's major been taken over by the cause as any nation has ever conference he will face militafi-t­ responsibilities at UNM." Section 6 military-industrial complex. undertaken." "And this is very significant. students on national television in Section 6 presents problems about irresponsible. I am frightened by the roadblock for the remainder of for this senator who as much as of this part of the statement, on this century both in our quest for "When the President uses The Vice President then added the near future to discuss campus the interference with free speech. vagueness of the conditions which force-as he did in Cambodia-to any other American political life problems "in an atmosphere pages 6-8, constitutes, in my world peace and in the progress that the radical liberals were has always had his political course How precise a definition will you or constitute a state of emergency: protect American lives, the radical beginning to "read the mood of where there are no opinion, a tremendous threat to both we must make at home." liberal gets almost hysterical." charted out for him in advance by the Regents use of "incitement" in "That the orderly processes of the Once again, however, Agnew the American people" and as they demonstrations and no the political and academic freedom Agnew added that the radical those sage navigators-the cheerleaders." The date of the an emergency? And another section _ University are seriously threatened." refused to name those did so they were trying to professional pollsters." of students and faculty on this liberal will also excuse "campus "disguise their identity. Lately meeting, he said, was not yet could be used to show that the A strike by the Physical Plant would congressmen who he considers to violence as the inevitable and Agnew also said Fulbright "will settled. campus. I feel that portions of this be the major stumbling blocks for they have started coming to town statement, "Give me liberty or give surely threaten a good many orderly justified response of the not be forgotten" for saying that He added that he thought such section abridge or deny certain the Nixon administration. He did, masquerading as moderates." the United States "ought to me death," demonstrates the processes. Would the president alienated-but he luridly Moderates a meeting would help toward "a constitutionally guaranteed rights, however, make several clear denounces the reaction of workers welcome North Vietnam's greater accord between the "probability that the person declare a state of emergency and fire references to a number of senators But, Agnew said, (referring to prceminance in Indo- especially the rights of free speech and the peacekeeping efforts of Sen. George McGovern D·N.D.) administration and students," and constitutes a physical danger to every striker? Would a peaceful, including Edward Kennedy, the police as harbingers of china .... When he is that it would clear up the Nixon and free assembly. D·Mass. and William Fulbright, "the senator who rose in the retired ... there will be bipartisan himself." non-violent march that drew fascism." world's greatest deliberative body administration's position on Particularly, what constitutes Two other sections, taken students away from classes threaten D·Ark. rejoicing all over America." • national problems. obstruction and disruption? A Speaking at the Albuquerque together, act as a sort of blanket "the orderly processes of the Civic Auditorium, Agnew peaceful but ('unauthorized" injunction against any sort of University"? Calming the Country characterized the liberals in "All too often the things on presentation of student grievances to demonstration for which permission Finally, I was nearly infuriated by Congress as patriots but added the UNM president? And, what is which we both agree on are lost in has not been obtained from the the section titled "Academic Due that they are "neo·isolation­ the incentive and the chanting." If "unauthorized" entry? Do I need a ists ... at a time when students and administrative administration or Regents. Could Process at UNM." Under the cloak of nco-isolationism openly invites permit from you to enter my student you give me further information on this noble clause, the Regents spokesmen ean sit down together By ROBERT S. GOETSCH Union? What constitutes communist aggression." it would go a long way toward (The following was a letter to what dangerous and subversive proceed to destroy due process at "Social Permissionists" calming the country, he said. intimidation? Can "there be verbal actions might be covered under UNM. "The Interim Standby Policy They are "social pcrmissivists at UNM President Ferrel Heady.) intimidation? Is that anything like "Really what we are all looking section 6(a)(xi)? may also be invoked if the president a time when America just can't for is freedom" to live as we wish I have in my possession a copy of "verbal assault?" Any sort of strong stand more permissiveness if this Finally, I feel that the section reports to the Regents that, in his to live and to elect whom we want the "Statement of Policy" adopted criticism can be termed intimidation. society is to control the radicalism to represent us. However, the by the UNM Regents on Aug. 8, setting forth the penalties for judgement, the regular campus at its roots," he said. What has happened to my freedom Speaking at a Republican Party country cannot allow a minority 1970. I have read this statement, and of speech? violating any of the above judicial process is failing or is likely to dictate what the majority will restrictions, is intended to intimidate to fail to accord due process to the fund·raising rally Agnew called do, Agnew said. certain questions regarding the The section banning defacement the radicals a group of people who any persons who might find student charged or to the University "We can't govern by content of· it have occurred to me. of University property seems to be will do anything to undermine the referendum every Monday As a graduate student at UNM, I feel themselves in opposition to the community as a whole; and if the policies of the Nixon made to order for limiting free administration. "Such, my morning." that it is my responsibility to speech. Any "unauthorized" sign or Regents, the administration or the Board (of Regents) concurs with the Agnew also said he would be state legislature. president's judgement." The intent is friends, arc the radical liberals in making appearances on some communicate with you about these poster, if expressing ideas or urging the Congress of the United States. questions. actions frowned upon by the I fully realize that section 6 is an clear. If the president or Regents "They des! roycd a President of college campus•:s this fall but did interim measure. However, since it disagree with the Student Standards not name any. Under the first division of this Regents or administration, could be their own party, Lyndon Johnson. In response to a question on statement, I find that "the Regents torn down or covered up by would be the basis of a future, Committee, or if outside pressure is Now they arc trying to destroy the state of the nation's economy permanent standard, I would brought to bear upon them to another, Richard Nixon. But they he said the administration did not call upon the administration and "authorized" persons. I suggest that are going to fail. Because in 1970 faculty to continue to implement certainly appreciate it if you would disagree, due process guaranteed to think "the economic issue is a any large crowd, gathered on the Democrats, Republicans and hindrance to this administration.' reasonable means for hearing the campus, would, of necessity, inform me of your opinion of these students as members of the independents, moderates, centrists standards, and reply to some of the Associated Students is to be ignored. We know that ... the voices of students." However, the somewhat interfere with access to or and conservatives are going to join super-heated economy is difficult objections I have raised.. And the Regents undoubtedly together to administer the Scurry to Canada to reverse.'' only real meaning that I can find in exit from certain limited portions of to say that this 'chamber reeks of Bolster Campaigns poI i tical defeats that they so "The radical liberal will tell you Agnew added that the the entire section is that the the campus. Under this restriction, On page 9, in the introductory wonder why students regard them blood' will have a hard time Agnew was in New Mexico to passage to the section titled "State suspiciously. richly deserve." that if the war goes on, the best of convincing" the country that "he "Democrats created inflation and administration and faculty will listen any gathering could be banned on "Delays, Weakens" our young people will scurry off bolster the campaign of of Emergency," it is stated that the This entire document is aimed at is a model" ate man." it is a false issue for them." He to ~:tudents when and if the the UNM campus. And where can I Agnew added that the radical to Canada; he will tell you that Republican senatorial hopeful also said that "by the end of this University must be free from making both students and faculty liberal "is the kind who delays, or the real heroes are the ones who Kennedy, Agnew said, "enlisted Anderson Carter. Carter is running administration and faculty feel like get the proper authority to set a fire suddenly" as a moderate and year unemployment will reverse weakens or opposes 1lVery refusetoserveinthearmedforces against incumbent Democrat it, and that the 'cbroad avenues of to damage or destroy University "coercion and the unlawful. use of totally unquestioningly subservient lashed out at "student radicals as itself. I think we have seen the force." Exactly how would you to the Regents and the anti-crime bill the President sends of the United States. Joseph Montoya, worst of it." communication... " will perhaps property? This seems to be a up-at least until public pressure "Now those may be the heroes 'apostles of force,' 'campus At a news conference earlier in describe the recent actions on administration. This document commandos.' Why, he compared Agnew also said that "every never become avenues of action. I superfluous restriction. becomes irrcsistablc. of radical libe!·als-but they arc the day the Vice President said accusation that I've seen that my campus of armed gangs of uniformed ignores several of the Constitutional "He supports every effort to not our hct•ocs," he said. them to the Palestinian terrorists. Montoya was "not necessarily a still find the attitude of the Regents I thoroughly agree with the How surprising-and how rhetoric is polarizing the country" men v.:hose presence. was not rights of students and faculty. I beg undercut the President's authority "Out heroes m·c the American radical liberal but he is certainly a is also accompanied by· the same to be one of condescension and restriction set forth on the "use or interesting-that (Kennedy) big spender."· He repeated that authoritarianism, rather than one of au thor1zed by yourself or the you to believe that enforcement of in foreign policy. youth who respond to their should now come charging in type of rhetoric or worse. possession of the campus of firearms, "When the President asks for country's call, who do their theme to the over 500 faithfuls "Everything I've read is a poorly Regents? this policy can only result in further from the far left of the political who payed $100 a person and fellowship and cooperation. When (and) ammunition." To really the money and weapons needed eotlntry's bidding in a time of · conce~led smoke screen to hid the I am extremely distrustful of the alienation of the student body from spectrum toward the center, $150 a couple to attend the methods of peaceful change are so enforce this, I suggest that you to maintain America's strength crises. Our heroes are those Who where the President of the United fact !;hat these people can't dictatorial powers granted to the the administration of the University. Wednesday, September 16, 1970 evening fund-raising rally. answer my questions." -' UNM United Fund Secret Service Action Clarifies Donations Ruffles Repo Foreman i A sour-faced Ed Foreman arrived at Spiro Agnew's A more inclusive list of charities will appear in the fund-raising speech last night after what must have been an University United Fund drive solicitation literature this exasperating day for the U.S. Representative from New year, in an attempt to clear up "misconceptions" about Mexico. the possible recipients of donations. I Undoubtedly Foreman had looked forward to Agnew's Chairman of the annua1 fund drive, William Naylor, said visit and the boost it would give to his campaign for names of additional charities would be added to the i I reelection in November. But a minor incident at the solicitation literature because a number of people Albuquerque Sunport robbed Foreman (at least temporarily) "misunderstood" the terms of the charity drive, thinking j of the limelight he wished to share with the Vice President. funds could only be donated to Albuquerque United I While shaking the hands of supporters with Agnew in front Community Fund {UCF) charities. of him Foreman was suddenly jerked out ·of line by Secret "The individual can designate any agency to which he Service agents who didn't recognize the staunchly wants his money sent. I conservative representative. "The charities listed on the literature are only It was all disconcerting to Foreman who missed the recommendations. This year's mailing will contain a remainder of the handshaking spree along with a chance to. number of non-UCF agencies, such as the Mental Health make points in the presence of the Veep. Assn., and the Legal Aid Society," Naylor said. Foreman's feathers were smoothed after a heavy dose of The on-campus solicitation of contributions to charities Spiro and the healing power of Republican chums at the was consolidated into one University conducted drive in Civic Auditorium. 1954 by faculty vote. Prior to that time "multiple solicitations on campus" existed, said Bill Huber, faculty representative on the fund raising committee. Since then, the machinery has grown, with the fund raising handled by an appointive committee comprised of representatives from. the faculty, the Physical Plant, the administrative staff, and the medical school complex. Monies are handled through a special University bank account. Huber said confusion between the University United Lobo by Mike Rowland Fund and the Albuquerque UCF grew out of the fact that This picture was taken shortly after demonstrators arrived at Civic Confrontation Auditorium, before Vice President Agnew spoke. Following Agnew's f'" "over the year people forgot the original faculty For their "gifts to our national life" President Nixon has declared speech, a-minor confrontation developed between demonstrators and , -proposal." the week of September 14·21 National Hispanic Heritage Week. police. "The single drive was originally set up for _t\vo purposes. Mariachi Gala Celebrations of the Hispanic culture in New Mexico will include a First, to allow the individual faculty and staff member to special day at the State Fair. Mexican groups such as Mariachi Gala receive only one donation request, and second, to allow featuring lead singer Eraclis Perez are scheduled to perform. the individual to give to any charity of his choice. "The problem was that school starts all over the country • Police Shove, Hit Marchers at the same time as local charity drives. The ) ...- University-sponsored drive became associated \vith the U Assured $100,000 1n Loan Funds Agnew Protestors Dispersed Many UNM students who need paperwork out of the way," said Director of Admissions J.C. s up porters entering the are." Another irate gridman told t. Albuquerque UCF," he said. By Barbara Morgan Huber estimated a "majority" of University faculty and financial aid to pay tuition have McDonald. MacGregor said several factors auditorium. Masci, "If you love this country Lobo photo by Bob Wassetman been turned down because the Those who were turned down have combined to cause the loan At least two demonstrators There was no violence until why don't you let the government staff were confused about which charities could receive University simply ran out of Joan for any reason other than a lack fund shortage: were hit or shoved to the ground poI ice advanced on the run it." k funds donated through the drive and this created money. of funds to loan, need not apply -Many persons are registering during a police-student disorganized crowd after Agnew When Nasci asked the . opy korner "discontent". · Lavon McDonald, associate again, he said. late because University College confrontation outside Civic had finished his speech and left by ballplayers why they had attended "People would be opposed to one of the agencies director of student aids, said he A brief, but disturbing shortage now requires that transfer Auditorium last night as about 50 a back entrance. Agnew's arrival they told her, High Speed XEROX COPIES-Be-No Limit had to turn down 300 to 400 of funds cropped up the first day students have all records and marchers protested Spiro Agnew's A much milder confrontation "Because the coach told us to be special rates for dissertations-required paper supplied free funded by UCF or think their contribution would only go student who applied for National of classes Monday, when persons transcripts prior to registering. republican party fund raising occurred earlier in the day during here." There was no violence at SIMMS BUILDING other locations in Winrock Center, to the charities listed," Huber said. Defense Student Loans (NDSL) waiting to get their tuition -Veterans receiving benefits speech. A g n e w ' s a r r i v a I a t t h e the Sunport except for minor Notional Building & 120 Madeira NE because President Nixon originally deferred were told student aids from the government do not An additional sheet listing "as many charities as we can One girl said she was "shoved Albuquerque Sunport. A scuffles when the sign-toters!l~~~~~~~~~;;~;::~;~;;;;;;;;;:.:;:;;:~ find" is being added to the pledge card mailing, Huber said. vetoed the aid to education bill. was out of money. A quick phone receive their first check until the off her feet" by Assistant Chief of dissappointing crowd of 200 jockeyed for position. Since the President reversed his call got assurances of anadditional end of October. Police AI Swallows as officers persons had shown up to greet The march of demonstrators '"~·- This year's drive will begin Sept. 28 with mailings to all initial decision to veto the bill, $15,000 from the University -"A lot of people just do not cleared the area in front of the Agnew. Exactly six were last night began on the mall and University faculty and staff members, with contributions UNM has been assured it will now business office to continue get the word" (about when building. Police attempted to anti-Agnew. gathered strength as it collected _expected to reach "close to $30,000," said Naylor. receive at least $100,000 in deferring tuition. tuition is due). create a path through shouting A contingent of UNM football marchers in Roosevelt Park. No additional funds to cover the Carroll J. Lee, comptroller said -Personal reasons. demonstrators for the departing players, resplendent in hanlon golf incidents marred the procession's NDSL loans. there is no state appropriation for -"The economic situation is guests at Agnew's speech. shirts, immediately took progress to the Civic Auditorium McDonald urged students who student loans because the tight all the way around." The girl shoved by the police, · exception with the anti-Agnew as it proceeded down Central Ave. had applied for the NDSL loans University can not lend tax Although there have been Lynn Lane, claimed to have heard element and began to discuss the Tim Kimball, UNM graduate but were turned down because of money. Therefore, all money to problems finding enough money "that man Swallows say, 'This is prospect of doing away with any student at the head of the line of derrogatory signs ("I'll rip that marchers, said, "Anarchy is the A wonderful life is yours ... a lack of funds, and who have not defer tuitions or book payments to loan, McDonald said he thinks the only country where Jews and been contacted by the student must come from private sources the bulk of the students have been communists can live without sonofabitch up-Let's get 'urn"). word; we have made no plans to aids office, to make an which have been donated to helped. persecution." Miss Lane said she At first the athletes contented do anything in particular when we appointment to fill out the forms. UNM. Lee pointed out that beginning "repeated it back to hiqt" and was themselves with blocking out get there." Doug Nance, another "That way, we will get the $3 0 0, 000 was originally next semester, students who can shoved off her feet. end-the-war signs, but after lead marcher said, "Nobody so appropriated from the private When a marcher shouted Agnew landed placards were taken organized this thing. We heard qualify for credit, will be able to from the protestors and shredded. Agnew was coming and some of gifts to cover tuition deferments. charge tuition books, housing and "Agnew has a circumcised head," BE&IMNIN6 MON .• SEPI l'f The figure was increased to other items on MasterCharge or Michael Blake an on duty reporter In the interim one of the us decided something should be $325,000, and then to $340,000 said he "heard (Deputy Police protestors, Lisa Nasci, had a done. We expected about five Bank Americard. heated conversation with the people to show up." n:so -1:3o DHLY. with the last $15,000 Students wishing to go to the Chief AI) Swallows reply, 'Yeah, LET Keep up on appropriation. · and you're what's left.' " footballers (mostly freshmen). Marcher Larry Stutz said, "I'm credit system can apply at the When her motives were question a veteran and so is Tim Kimball. The University is apparently cashiers office in the Three policemen continued • • straining all Its resources to help advancing across the parking lot Nasci replied that her reason for There are a lot of us here. aNTER, , NEWMAN ' current administration building or at the • • students get enrolled. "Frankly, against shouted orders from a being there was "love of Anothe:.- member of the credit window in the Associated country." procession, black student • HAM BURGER'S ZOf COKE5 tO .f. •• affairs we are stretching just about as far Students Bookstore. sargeanl:. One of the officers • • as we can," said Lee. delivered a "real haymaker" blow One of the Agnew supporters Emmanuel Milledge said, "I'm a • rP::.EE COFFE::£ • IT He added there are still some to Bill Dix a retreating countered with" "If you're in the veteran and I'm marching because • the easy way minority you better learn to live Nixon's administration didn't • private sources to draw upon if Voter Registration demonstrator, said Blake. CATERED BY HVONALD:S • necessary. Milling protestors shouted . with it. And we're bigger than you approve the veterans pay raise. • • Read the Pu I itzer Prize All students 2i or older, a New "fuck the Republican Party" at • winning Christian Science Mexico resident for one year, the departing speech audience, Monitor. Rarely more than county resident for six months and police advanced to ostensibly 20 pages, this easy-to­ and local district for 90 days arc clear a path through the crowd to read daily newspaper gives eligible to register for the the parking lot. The slow retreat HAPPEN upcoming elections. The New of protestors and the faster you a complete grasp of Mexico League of Women Voters advance of the officers provoked national and world affairs. will be at the Union from 10 a.m. the physical confrontration. College & Career Plus fashion, sports, busi­ to 4 p.m. to register new voters. Earlier, a National Liberation ness, and the arts. Read Front flag had been raised shortly Sundays 9:30AM the newspaper that 91% Reflecting after the group of demonstrators ____of Congress .,.....reads. ___ _ a heritage New Mexico Lobo arrived in front of the of love, Vol. 74 ~·lo.4 police-blocked building. During 123 Broadway, S.E. 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CE'NTRAL S.E. 2312 Central SE Opposite Popefoy Hall .. Wednesday, September 16, 1970 Page 3 Page 2 NEW. MEXICO LOBO + ,. ~ . Editor's note: This is the second of a two-part series concerning Know to Aim Low? Isla Vista, Calif, KU N M --Right Ear! ' By DAVE BRANDS and MARK SANCHEZ Manager Revises Format Join the N M Guard "There's going to be definite unr?st here ne~t qu~rter. ~?me Starting off on the right ear is Asked where music is headed, Editor's note: The 7, Tear agent CS grenades could people said th&t there is going to be ~got every Fnday ~Ig.Jlt. . . . KUNM's new station manager Woody sees a reversion to softer Albuquerque unit of the New be used effectively: John H&nkins projected this unrest on Sept, 4 durmg a speCial Lance Woodworth, better known sounds. "It had to happen," he Mexico National Guard was given A.To disperse a crowd interview with '1'he Lobo. Hankins, 22, is a resident of Isla Vista, as Woody. said. "Hard rock is going out. If it this test recently. See if you too, assembled on a hospital Calif. the off·campus college community of the University of At the job since July 3, Woody continued in the same tradition, can pass this test "with flying lawn. ' California at points to his newly painted office rock would disappear from the colprs": B .. To break up a mob eye-ball Santa Barbara walls (pumpkin-colored, with realm of music.· green trim) as indicators of the to eye·ball against our (UCSB) where ''Broadcast hours have been NMDMA LP 4, July 1970 platoon line. he attends changes at the station "to help •, keep people's heads in the right expanded and news programming INSTRUCTIONS: Place a mark C. On a busy interstate Community Mood school. Han· and the news staff have been over the BEST answer. highway to discourage kins is also place," he said. KUNM will remain about the increased," continued Woody. 1. A "show of force" is using a civilian traffic. editor of the rifle butt to move a rioter out of 8. A foot patrol in a civil Isla Vista same musically. The station has "Since this is a political year we Blamed for Riots Viewpoint, a acquired over 150 new rock the way. disturbance is used effectively: plan to arrange interviews with A. True A. To demonstrate a "show of weekly news· albums which will help to handle various candidates. We are trying B. False force." paper. special requests. The manager is to get that together now," Woody 2. Two important rules for use of B. Disperse large mobs. Who instigated the rioting from June 4·11 after i7 were indicted hoping to purchase complete said. "We will continue to force are: Use Minimum force and C. Assist fire departments fight for the Feb. 25 Bank of America burning? The police or the record sets of the Beatles, subscribe to 'Pacifica,' a student;s? 'nvoid bloodshed. fires. Country Joe and the Fish and non-profit organization which A. True D. To talk to civilians in the "Neither", Hankins believes. "The community attitude of Santa other popular rock groups. Woody provides noncommercial talk B. False disturbance area. Barbara instigated the riots and we've tried and tried and tried to also wants to build a library shows." 3. An accepted rule in controlling 9. A motor patrol to be effective change this attitude but there is still a strong 'father·son' type available to disc jockeys putting crowds is: and remain under control of relationship in this area. A conservative their own shows together. KUNM also has an intern I'm-older-than-you-so-I·know-more·than-you attitude still prevails in Lobo Review The KUNM music format has program to assist persons A. Allow crowds to form. battery officers should follow the undergone major changes. The B. Take sides with those that same l'Outes at the same speed so this COl,!!ltY (Santa Barbara)." interested in obtaining third-class are right. the commander knows where they The Lobo received several reactions to the Bank of America concept of Bone Yard, which broadcasting licenses. conflagration. The concensus was that it was unwarranted. served to unify all the afternoon C. Disperse crowds rapidly. are. shows, has been eliminated, D. Argue with the leaders to A. True "The bank burning was a street party that got out of hand," said a A Stimulating ~chase' 21-year·old English student. Yet what this student concluded Woody said. Instead individual show they are wrong. B. False DJ's are encouraged to create 4. When using force to disperse a 10. National guardsmen are typifies the uncertainness of the interviewees that The Lobo faced So many Southwest histories Western Keinholz spawned-that $1.25) William Cass takes us, through every interrogation. "These people here want to live in are of interest only to the limited type artistic milieu may not be short story by short story, their own programs. -New Chieagq crowd, it is best to have one authorized to fire at a vehicle that Replacing Bone Yard as a marksman fire at the crowd refuses to stop at a roadblock in peace-they don't dig violence-and that's why they burned the number of almost fanatical just right anywhere but in Los through the minds of the heart of Twin Pack ______3.99 ·bank!" specialists and buffs of that Angeles or New York. the country. unifying theme are "Tesseract" before using CS. (tear gas) the civil disturbance area. and "Magic Theater." "Tesseract ng. 9,9S A. True A. True Three of those interviewed estimated that only five percent of the particular and peculiar era of Converesely, where else in the In his lead story, which lends Isla Vista residents were involved in the bank burning and the westward settlement and is a fantastic improvisational B. False B. False is very belligerent and is using United States could the folk art its title to the book, Cass sets anti-indictment demonstrations which followed. The possibility of expansion, Not so with "Chasing depicted in Roland Dickey's down prose poems with titles like thing," said Woody, "while 'Magic 5. When troops fire at rioters, the 11. A foot patrol has run into obscene words. You should: Theater' will be electronic, Indian -'-'W ood!!tock aim is: trouble in a disturbance area. To outside agitation during previous disturbances was termed by Larry Geronimo: The Journal of "New Mexico Village Arts" (UNM , "Weather," "My House," "A A. Search her immediately and Jones, a 23-year·old political science graduate student as "bullshit." Leonard Wood, May-september and Eastern music, blues and Double Albuttt ----··-- 9.95 A. Over their head to scare call for help they would use: turn her over to civilian Press, paper edition $2.98) have Person," "The Church," He didn't believe outside agitation would have been needed. 1886" (UNM Press, $6.95). been produced? "Politics," and "Vital Data." some lighter rock." :reg. 17.95 them. A. Radio. police. Listeners will hear all music in , B. Up in the air to warn them. B. '1'elephone. Nine of the 10 interviewed expected trouble this school year but With a fine introduction and Dickey explores the "A Place" is sort of this: "So I B. Question her extensively to they were unable to give concrete reasons for any outbreaks. R.B. epilog by Jack C. Lane, "Chasing stereo with the newly purchased C. To kill. C. Messenger or voice. find out what she knows. hand-crafted utilitarian objects as have sailed the seas and come ... 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But I guess I costly trip. at best a bizarre mutation of the shouldn't have been. Instead of a major policy speech Democratic liberalism in the great Ameril(a At the press conference Vice and big words that would challenge Wilson, Roosevelt, Truman and President Agnew promised that a MASH Focuses on Drug Abuse Kennedy tradition." our intellects, the vice president news event of great importance was challenged our minds with some happening right that moment in By DEANNE STILLMAN Student-Run Medical Unit Community Oriented In obscure remarks about "radical are pretty discreet," Gerber After a speech like that, I was Washington. What we got was an "A diabetic girl who had been volunteer Drew White explains that really disappointed in our vice liberals." And I still don't even know explained. "We brought in about half and it was the MASH staff that took announcement that President what they are, much less who they shooting speed came in. She couldn't people just want to know someone is president. I was really expecting Richard Nixon is going to visit move her arm and her insulin bottle of the OD cases this summer and no the wounded to the hospital. are. I was expecting so much more one was busted. They're not really there. "They want to laugh, to cry, some sort of a "major policy someplace on taxpayers' money. was broken. We took the bottle over to get things off their chest." "There is no need right now .for an Trouble speech," just like the state's from out vice president but I didn't interested in getting a kid in more emergency first aid center on And I was expecting a speech about hear it. No wonder Amerika is in to the Union and got some ice for it. trouble." Once in a while people seeking Vice President Spiro Agnew on Republicans told me I would hear. how the Republicans had been trouble. None of her medicine bottles were psychiatric help come in to MASH, campus," Hubberd explained. "radical liberals": And I was expecting some nice, big keeping down inflation. But I guess labeled so we labeled all of them. Sometimes a person doesn't really "Since the strike, the University Sarah Laidlaw need any medical treatment, but just said co-chairman Steve Hubberd. ~'But of those individuals (who he Then we took her to Bernalillo Usually the staff will talk with the health center has changed did not name), I should say this first 'You Old Rascal-You've Been Out Playing In The Mud Again!' County Medical Center (BCMC) to needs to talk to someone, Gerber person, but Hubberd will arrange an considerably, and has made an effort said. "Late one night we received a of all: they are not evil, they are not I > be treated." appointment with a psychiatrist at to serve the students. But MASH will insincere, and they are not MASH volunteer . Cindy Gerber phone call from some kids about a the University-operated health center remain flexible so we can respond unpatriotic. It would be dead wrong described what happened when 14-year-old friend of theirs who was if requested. more directly to the changing needs freaking out on acid. He had run of the community." to say they are. One of the most someone requiring medical treatment "I guess we've gone through a lot troublesome aspects of this problem came in. MASH, originally an away from home and had just An ASUNM appropriation and dropped two tabs. We drove out to of changes since last year," Hubberd is that they believe very sincerely, emergency first aid center, is now said. MASH was created during last donations from hospitals and private very deeply in the course that they redirecting its attention to the more meet his friends who then took us to citizens are enabling MASH to him. We took him back to MASH sp1·ing's strike when the health center continue its operation. have been following. But in the year pressing problem of drug abuse in closed. "It seemed rather peculiar the community. headquarters where we talked him At tfie present time, MASH hours 1970 their philosophy is out of step down and he was okay." that the health service shut down with the times. It makes them MASH has not had any problem are 8 a.m. to midnight every day. Not everyone who comes to when there was an immediate threat neo-isolationists in foreign policy at with overdose (OD) cases being of violence on campus," Hubberd There will be a meeting Thursday at a time when. neo-isolationist busted when taken to BCMC for MASH is freaking out on dope. said. 6 p.m. at MASH headquarters in philosophy invites communist treatment. "Apparently the doctors Sometimes people are lonely and just Mesa Vista Hall for anyone want to come in and talk. MASH MASH ambulances were present at aggression. every potentially violent situation, interested in working with UNM's "The same philosophy makes unique, medical program. them obstructionists on Congress, at a time when America's need is for progressives who will cooperate with our president in initiating an era of NEW restoration, renewal and reform. The same philosophy makes them social permissivists, at a time when America just can't stand more MEXICO permissiveness if this society is to .. ;, control the radicalism tearing at its roots. U Students Reside Women')s Lib Doesn')t Go Far By BAYARD RUSTIN Enough In 'Ghetto' Housing education. They are now demanding proposed in isolation from the broad Reprinted from the New America should also be the demand for the that jobs and other opportunities be social and economic context of By MARY ELLEN HANCOCK one night to find the room The women's liberation opened to them on a expansion of preschool education Four days after school has movement, which has created such American life. The feminists are started, some UNl\.f students arc completely flooded. She claimed non-discriminatory basis. making the same mistake that many and for quality integrated schools about $200 in damages, but the controversy in recent months, is not The force of their argument is that will liberate the minds of the still desperately searching for a landlord said there was no a new phenomenon but part of a other social protestors have made: place to live. If one is lucky reflected in economic statistics that is, they do not connect their children and enable them to develop enough to "score," he may then insurance on the place. The coed long struggle for women's equality. which show that the income themselves to their fullest potential. b£! confronted with absurd leases, said the flooding damage had bt•en The fact that a major feminist demands with larger issues which caused by beer cans (thrown from differential between men and women Finally, the demand for equal overgrown cockroaches, gas leaks, the fraternity) clogging the drains. demonstration was held on Aug. 26, ultimately will determine whether flooding, burglars and lots and is greater than it is between whites the soecific demands can be met. employment, opportunities cannot lots of dirt. Many of the landlords in the 1970, is indicative of the historical and blacks. be met in the absence of full student ghetto catTy no insurance. For example, I am entirely for "I just moved out here from character of· this movement, since If the women's liberation employment. As long as a sizeable In at least one apartment building free abortions on demand, since I California with my wife, baby and on Columbia, the landlord has the date was the 50th anniversary of portion of the population is out of 1000 lbs. of furniture. I have movement should be criticized, it is think women should be free to new tenants sign a total liability the passage of the 19th Amendment not because their demands are work, workers, regardless of their sex nowhere to live, and don't know lease. If the building burns down granting female sufferage. choose whether or not they want to where to look anymore," said a unjust. What is wrong with these have children. But I think that the or race, will have to compete for young graduate student. the tenants have to pay for it. The modern feminist movement demands is that they don't go far jobs, and employers will be able to 'l' h e s t u d e n t -l a n d I o r d feminists would be wiser to make Married students are perhaps relationship is a mixture of differs from the suffragette enough. The three demands put hire those willing to work for the feeling the most pressure. Only 20 movement of a half century ago in this specific demand part of a larger least pay. University housing units are landlord greed and student forth at the Aug. 26 demonstration demand for socialized medicine. Our ! .' destruction. Landlords have raised that its demands have more to do It should be added in this context available for married couples, (in New York) were for free current health system does not Mountain View Apartments, 558 the rent of some efficiencies from with economic equality than that the demand for female equality $90 to $110 a month. Students abortions, 24-hour day care centers permit all women, or all Americans, units of low-cost housing for political rights. To a considerable for childrr.n of working mothers and _is too often stated in terms of giving married couples, varies in price often pay $70 for roach·o·rama. degree, this is a reflection of to obtain adequate medical care, and But some students have also equal educational and employment women the same rights as men. What from $69 to $120 a month. The caused landlords to be bitter. In Lobo photos by Mike Rowland technological changes that have taken good health is a prerequisite for manager explained they have Located on Columbia and Lead, this house is a fair representation of opportunities. "liberation," however one cares to happens is that women then consider the past years some landlords have place in the society which have freed their own privileges-such as laws nothing available now and have a been confronted with devastated Student Ghetto of several houses in the student ghetto. It has been occupied off and ~These demands are fine enough in define that word. three to six month waiting list. on for the last years. In recent weeks children were seen playing in the more affluent women from themselves, and I would personally protecting women workers-to be apartments after students moved Similarly, it is not enough to have But married students aren't the out. In one apartment building on front. The appearance has never changed for the better, as evidenced by household chores and have enabled take issue with none of them. But expendable. Rather than giving up only ones experiencing housing the modern plumbing facilities below. them to gain a high degree of day care centers that will free the these rights, they should be troubles. A student said a friend Ash, the tenants had twice Laguna and DeVargas dorms. they are inadequate in that they are mother from the children. There destroyed everything and left demanding that similar privileges be of his wanted him to move down rubble a foot deep. However, there have been no in the Valley, where housing used discussions of funding yet." granted to all workers. to be easier to find. "I'm not A woman living on the 200 When asked about the crucial The failure to date of the women's block of Princeton said the biggest going to," the student said. "Tom problem she had with her off·campus housing situation, liberation movement to make their has a place but he has to share the neighbors was that they brought Bierbaum said the shortage was demands within this larger context I bathroom with 15 other people. too many dogs to the area. "I partially due to the liberalization have described is not accidental. It is, I'm willing to spend $150 and I filed a complaint or two because of undergraduate housing rules. still haven't found a place." they just wouldn't keep their dogs "Freshmen no longer have to stay if fact, a commentary on the affluent Students not equipped with in the dormitory unless their from messing up my yard. There's parents demand it. Many have social origins o.f many o.f the enough cash are having the most a city ordinance about that, too," feminists. They are, for the most difficulties. They wind their way she said. gone to off-campus housing/' he daily through the rows and said. "But there has been an part, women who already have access At this time, there is no increase of 2000 students this sub-rows (alley housing) of the available housing in the ghetto to adequate health care, whose area nearest the University, better year and that has kept the dorms area. The College Inn has some full." children (if they have them) · known as the "student ghetto.'' units available for girls, but the probably attend excellent schools, Many of the houses in the old stand-by-University Bierbaum said the University ghetto are on the perimeter of the puts priority on placing an and who don't need jobs but rather dormitories-are full. undergraduate first, then the condemned zone. Many are "In the last two years we've better jobs. This is one of the reasons condemned. Students llve in graduate, "A student having been why so few black women have tried to out-guess what would an undergraduate can usually find windowless houses, some with no happen as far as getting rid of participated in the feminist working bathroom faciliti~.