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Cf1a) o, ''-~-0 ___ JUL 1 u fi~O New Mexico obo Thursday, July 10, 1980 Vol. 84 No. 153 Coalition to Protest Draft

BrendaL. Gutman office during their lunch hour. The Draft Information Service, Staff Writer The Coalition, which met a citizen's group, provides legal Tuesday at UNM's Newman counselors and discussion groups An anti-draft registration Center, plans to set up in· on options and exemptions to the protest at the main Albuquerque formation tables at all 12 draft. post office on Broadway is Albuquerque post offices every Samara Jarosh, of the New planned for July 21, the first day working day of the two-week Mexico Coalition, said protests of the two week registration period~ along with represen· will be held on July 21 in every period for 19 and 20 year old men. tatives of the Draft Information major city where there is an The Coalition Against Service. ACLU or Coalition chapter. Registration and the Draft, which has called for the protest rally, will be setting up an in· formation table at the post office 1st Semester Students to inform draft registrants of their options. The American Civil Liberties Union is co-sponsoring Must Pass CST Soon the protest. The alternatives to registration By Penelope Wronski to take the CST. When ut present, said Blanche Fitz­ Staff Writer registering for the CST students patrick of the ACLU, are either must present their UNM I. D., applying for a conscientious The Communication Skills registration card or driver's objector status or not Test will be given on Friday and license," Testing Division. registering, which could result in July 25 in the University College, Director Rodney Young said. a maximum of 5 years in prison Room 8, at 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 "There are still about 15 seats anda$10,000 fine. p.m. on each day. left for the' morning test on July At the rally the Coalition The CST must be taken and ll. The grades will be mailed to intends to encourage the public passed by transfer and read­ the students approximately two to oppose the draft by sending mitted students during their first weeks after the test," he said. anti-registration post cards to semester in the College of Arts The spirits of Ruth and Elvira, Charles' two dead wives, haunt the National Coalition, which will and Sciences. Students who have Students will be able to him during a scene from "Blithe Spirit." This play and two present them to President Carter. not passed the CST will be register for the July 25 tests after other Noel Coward productions are currently running at Rodey The protest will go on all day, disenrolled. Students who have a July 11. Theater in a Carnival of Coward. (Photo by Dick Kettlewell) but will be concentrated between score of 25 or better on the Also, the CST will be "in· 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. English portion of the ACT are corporated in English 102 next because, Fitzpatrick said, it is exempted from the CST. fall. The CST will be the final for intended to be a media event and .. Students must register in the class," said freshman English Acid Rain May Enrich people t:an come to the main post advance at the Testing Division Director Mike Hogan. Western Forest Soils A hot issue in energy and He said it is possible that the environmental circles these days declining productivity which has .Medicaid Abortion Option Denied is "acid rain" - rain containing been shown to accompany acid sulfuric and nitric acids which are rain in some types of en· Donna Jones In Albuquerque last year there care and abortion, she said. believed by some people to kill vironments could be a result of Staff Writer were a total of 2,407 abortions, Tuchler said that Planned fish in mountain streams, other factors, such as the release but there is no breakdown Parenthood may reactivate a destroy man-made structures of heavy metals into the soils A welfare mother with one available on how many of those "modest'' loan fund for abor- and monuments, and reduce crop because of the acid conditions, dependent receives $178 a month abortions were paid for with tions, but stressed that it would productivity. rather than a reaction of the acids as of July 1. The cost of an Medicaid funds, said Tony Ortiz, be a loan because there have been Environmentalists say much of on the plant tissues themselves. abortion is about $175. state statistician. problems with repayment. the acid rain falling in the ''Trying to develop a technique The Supreme Court ruling on There are many places in UNM Women's Center country, particularly in the for really quantifying what the Hyde Amendment makes Albuquerque to obtain an Director Kathryn Brooks said the Eastern States, is the result of n'lltrients are coming into a Medicaid abortions unavailable abortion - private doctors, federal government has no un· burning coal for energy ecosystem is one of our first except in cases of incest, rape, or clinics and hospitals. derstanding of what the Hyde production. The U.S. goals," he said. "Our studies to danger to the mother's life, While some places provide Amendment's impact may be Environmental Protection date have been designed to Rebecca Valdez-Morey of Health sliding-scale fees or a method of during the next 10 or 15 years. Agency is considering stringent quantify precipitation and its and Social Services said payment to suit the individual, "It's not the final answer to new regulations which would chemical content.'' Tuesday. · most require that the fee be paid anything. Op the national level require coal to be "washed" to Until those kinds of basic before the abortion. there is no understanding of remove the sulfur and nitrogen research questions are answered, poverty. We will have to start all ·compounds which ultimately much of the discussion of energy Ellen Rifler of the Abortion over again," Brooks said. contribute to the acid rain. development effects on Western LOBO is Seeking and Pregnancy Testing Clinic · Tough regulations could have a environments must remain a said that whUe her organization However, some people in significant effect on the matter for conjecture. But Gosz More Writers is non-profit and funded by Albuquerque agree with the development of coal-fueled points out that some educated patient fees, they consider each Supreme Court's ruling on the energy production in the Western The Lobo is seeking writers guesses can be made about the case individually and "although Hyde Amendment. States. for its news reporting and effects of nutrient cycling on we have very little to work with, research staff for the There are still many basic mountain forests and the con· we do try to meet the need." "The poor are fortunate to remainder of the summer and questions about acid rain which tributions rain, acid and other Women with money problems have their children because the the fall semester. Well· must be answered before we variables may make on these may be advised by clinic's rich can have theirs killed," said developed writing skills,' begin to understand the whole cycles. financial counselors, she added. Charlotte Goodwin of Right to which include style and good process, according to James R. ''It may be that dust has the Life. Gosz, a professor of biology at greatest potential effect on acid grammar, are necessary. Carol Tuchler of Planned The problem of child abuse and Experience in journalism is UNM. He has been studying the rain in the West," he said. "Since Parenthood, also a non-profit unwanted children cannot be relationships between that dust is fairly alkaline, it helpful, but an interest . in organization supported by . solved by abortion and statistics working to improve your skills precipitation and forest tends to neutralize the acid private funds and patient fees, show most women on welfare no productivity in New Mexico content in the rain. 11 and in contributing to the said, "Abortions are available to longer receive assistance by the growth of the Lobo is more mountains for several years. This would reduce the chance women in Albuquerque who have time the child is three, she said. Gosz said it may be another 40 of acid .rain occurring during important. the money. But an option to All students interested in Instead of abortion, "which to 50 years before enough dusty.seasons, while the chances women on Medicaid has been doesn't solve the problem research data has been ac· might be much higher during the working with the Lobo are taken away." invited to contact Tom :Parmer because the problem is the cumulated to evaluate the effects winter and other times of the ~r Ken Clark at the Lobo Women with a Medicaid card parents and not the child," of acid rain. The reason for this, year. newsroom in Marron Hall, can legally receive only prenatal Goodwin suggested federally he said, is that it is very difficult In addition, geography might Room 138, or by calling 277 • care with federal money, while supported chlld·care centers as to show a cause·and·effect produce a concentrating effect, 565ft women with financial resources . an alternative to the pressures of relationship between acid rain he said. Power plants and other and crop productivity changes. continued on page 3 ., have the choice between prenatal child rearing . '. \ . Pag!' 2, Nt•w MPxico Daily Lobo, July 10, 1080 .Page 3, New Mf.'xico Daily Lobo, July 10, 1980 World News by United Press lnternati.anal Conifers, Dust Filter Acid Rains continued from page 1 plicates the issue is the filtering The mountain environments of NM Voters Can Choose sources of pollution tend to be effect coniferous forests have on New Mexico and Arizona are located in the lowlands, where airborne nutrients, including the unique, Gosz said, because they Republican Platform Softens Anti-ERA Stand there is relatively little rain. nitrogen and sulfer compounds in are surrounded .by semi-arid Anderson on State Ballot Airborne pollutants then travel acid rain. lands which produce large DETROIT (UP!) The floor next week language that at committee voted 90-9 to Republicans to support ERA. was the best compromise we long distances to mountains, A conifer forest filters the amounts of dust, they possess Independent presidential Anderson's attorneys, Joe Republican Platform Committee best was a blow to pro-ERA "acknowledge the legitimate And it included a sharp blast at could get," Mrs. Smith said. where they rise into cooler atmosphere because of the shapes coniferous forests which can filter candidate John B. Anderson Goldberg and Bill Dixon, grudgingly softened its proposed forces who have been turned back efforts of those who support or President Carter for pressuring "This (compromise) gives me the regions and precipitate as rain and density of the needles, Gosz the air, and they have a hard rock can have his name on the New argued in Mechem's chambers anti-ERA plank Wednesday, and at every juncture this week in oppose ratification of the Equal state legislatures to ratify ERA, right to work on behalf of ERA" and snow. Here, the effects may said. The air corning out of the or granite geology. Mexico general election ballot June 27 that the filing date for this November. supporters of the Equal Rights their fight to continue 40 years of Rights Amendment." which is three votes shy of within the outlines of the party. be compounded because forest is cleaner than that going "It throws a whole different independent candidates Amendment conceded their strong GOP support for the This slightly softened an anti· becoming part of the Con· Rep. Margaret Heckler of mountain soils tend to be from in. Also, the forest tends to light on how we look at forests The ruling Tuesday by violates the equal protection battle is lost. amendment, ERA plank proposed by a stitution. Massachusetts said, "I intend to hard rock or granite formations retain the materials it filters, and forest nutrition here," he Federal District Court Judge clause of the Fourteenth The final vote by the com· In an amendment by Guy subcommittee only because it The final draft included the full continue to fight. The party has which have little neutralizing or rather than losing them to said, adding that about 10 times Edwin Mechem sets a national Amendment, calling the filing mit tee will send to the convention Farley Jl". of Virginia, the acknowledged the right of phrase, "Equal Rights Amen· not reaffirmed our historic buffering effect on acid rain, streams and similar processes. as much of the nutrient content precedent - New Mexico is date "unreasonably early and dment," which had been removed commitment. It is extremely compared to the greater buffering In fact, most of the nutrients of these forests comes from the the first of five states to make almost idiosyncratic." from the plank proposed by the disappointing.'' effect of the sedimentary and contained in these environments atmosphere as in forests in other a decision on ballot access. Assistant state attorneys subcommittee. She added that while she still limestone soils in the lowlands. seem to have coine from the parts of the country. Cases in Ohio, Maryland, general Jill Cooper and Bruce Japan May Double Car Exports Mary Louise Smith, a leader of supports Reagan for president, The effect of acid rain on atmosphere over a long period of It is also possible that in the . Kentucky and Maine are still Thorn argued unsuccessfully the pro· ERA forces, said she ''This certainly diminishes my mountain environments therefore time rather than from weathering West, acid rain "may under in litigation. that Anderson's suit was a WASHINGTON - Japan is nothing, the future could be even where he ai\Oounced a plan to doubted seriously her supporters • enthusiasm." "might be perhaps the greatest of the underlying mountain rock. certain conditions increase Mechem granted a "novel and heretofore unheard more dangerous for our economy, help the American auto industry. The committee's decision came effect here in the Western of attempt to get on the ballot planning to double its car eJCports could gain the 27 signatures "This is SUrPrising even among productivity,'' he said. preliminary injunction states," he said. through a court order.'' to the United States by 1982, our major industry and the He then he flew to Japan to necessary to force the issue to the after outgoing national co· the people who do this kind of "The effects are not necessarily requested by Anderson's attend a funeral and to confer But Mechem sided with the Hep. Les Aspin said , Wed· livelihoods of millions of floor next week. chairman Mary Crisp delivered a Another factor which com· research," Gosz said. always bad. There might be some National Unity Campaign plaintiffs, declaring "I cannot m·~clay. calling for consideration Americans, with Japanese leaders. The ERA compromise divided fiery valedictory in which she damaging effect from acid rain on ordering Secretary of State The congressman said he has find that any state interest is ,,f tl'mporm:y trade restrictions to In Tokyo, the Ministry of supporters of the women's rights said the issues of ERA and the plants that intercept it, But Shirley J:Iooper to begin learned Japan is planning to furthered by the March 4 prntPet the ailing American auto International Trade and Industry amendment. abortion could combine to bury overall, it might have a fertilizing processing more than 30,000 Elephants Love Heat Wave deadline for independents." industry. said Monday Japan has no plans expand production from 10 "No I'm not satisfied with the Ronald Reagan in the November effect, particularly on petition signatures. ·· Prot(!l'tionist policies are for a major increase in million cars in 1979 to about 12 language but I am satisfied it election. GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas - journey from Kruger National sedimentary soils." Anderson campaign State potentially dangerous," the automobile production. million in 1982. Since the Thirty-three baby elephants who Park in South Africa to Texas by But these and other questions Anderson did not declartl his Coordinator Jane Evans said \\'i;;c·onsin Democrat said in a Tuesday, President Carter Japanese car market is faced certain death from over-· ship after a special twomonth will not be conclusively an· independent candidacy until she is delighted with the "tatrnwnt. "But if we do made a brief stop in Detroit, saturated, Aspin beliews most of Carter Reviews Relations population in their African acclimation period. swered, he emphasized, until April 24 but provisions of the ruling. "Mechem's ruling is the increase will wind up as homeland are thriving in the hot African elephants are listed on much additional research has New Mexico Election Code significant as it sets a U.S.bound exports. Texas summer. the United States' Endangered been conducted to determine state that an independent precedent for the other four Death Toll Approaches 220 Aspin's prediction came less With Chinese Premier "This is the largest group of Species list because many of more about nutrition and other candidate must declare by the states where litigation is than 48 hours after the Japanese African elephants found outside them are being killed in Africa by chemical relationships in first Tuesday in March. pending.'' Peking normalized relations 18 The death toll in the 10-state towns. automotive industry announced TOKYO - President Carter Africa," a spokesmen for the poachers. Western enviromnents. heat wave neared 220 today but Don Kirby of the medical that - based on production sat down for the first time with months ago. International Wildlife Park said officials believe ihe death rate is examiner's staff in Dallas, where during the first six months of Chinese Premier Hua Guofeng On Wednesday, Carter and Tuesday. slowing because people are 16 consecutive days of 100 1980 - Japan has overtaken the Thursday to review "the exciting Hua led the foreign dignitaries Asked how the baby elephants adjusting to higher tem· degree-plus weather have claimed United States as the world's progress between our two great who attended a solemn memorial were doing in Texas' intense peratures. In West Texas, strict 61 of Texas' 85 heat victims, said largest car producer. nations" since Washington and service for Prime Minister summer heat, the spokesman water rationing was imposed on fewer deaths had been reported Masayoshi Ohi,ra, a staunch ally said: "Fine. The temperature is 25,000 residents in two parched this week. of the United States and engineer comparable to South Africa." "It seems to be easing," he What's Better Than OPEC? of Japan's 1972 restoration of The elephants, r9llging in age 2216 Central SE FAA Susp~nds said Tuesday. "It's a matter of relations with China. Ohira died from 1 to 4, are confined to an becoming acclimated to (the MUSCAT, Oman - There is them, and are happy to reap June 12 of a heart attack. "elephant section" about 400 feet Call ahead for quick take-out. Pilots for Errors heat) and learning how to deal only one thing better than being whatever concessions OPEC wins Early Thursday, Carter walked long and 500 feet wide. 265-5986 with it. It's like jogging - if an OPEC oil producer, and that's from consumers or multinational across the road from U.S. The elephants made the long ATLANTA (UPI) - The you're not used to it, it takes a being a nonOPEC oil producer. oil companies. But to join the 13- Amabassador Mike Mansfield's Federal Aviation Administration while to get used to it." nation cartel? residence, where he had spent the "Oman has all the advantages 127 Arkansas, second hardest-hit "What for?" shrugged Maclay. night, to meet Hua in a suite at has suspended the pilot and of belonging to the Organization Hotvatd "The question of Oman joining the Hotel Okura. copilot of a Delta Air Lines with 76 deaths, also reported an of Petroleum Exporting OPEC is aired every so often," Carter told Japanese reporters City SE jetliner that landed at MacDill easing in the heat's toll. At Fort Countries," said Patrick Maclay, Air Force Base last month - Smith, where nine people died said a Western diplomat in in a television interview before Pizza by the Slice an official of Petroleum Muscat, "but each time Sultan when it was shooting for Tampa last week, a spokesman for the Development Oman, "without Hua arrived that the 18 months whol• whtoat., ~•opolltQI'I otSidllan International Airport. Sebastian County coroner's office Qaboos opts to siay out. since the United States had having to stay within its rules or "Oman is so small the weight it Barker said the June 20 in· said, "There's been a slowdown, suffer any of its bad publicity." normalized relations with China cident, which caught Air Force thank goodness." would carry within the Jan.l, 1979, hadbeenaperiodof Satisfaction guaranteed officials by surprise and spurred Total heat-related deaths This best-of-both-worlds organization would be minimal. "exciting progress between our an armed force of military police reached 218 in the 10-state area. position is shared by all the ''Also, being very conservative two great nations." to encircle the aircraft on Ian· Oklahoma reported 30, Ten· major non-OPEC oil states - and pro· Western the Omanis "We believe that this new ding, was the first violation on nessee eight, Georgia seven, Mexico, Britain, Norway and don't like the idea of being development is conducive to pilot Willie B. McWilliams' Kansas six, Louisiana and Egypt. thrown together with Libya or peace, stability and progress record of more than 20 years as a Alabama two each, and Missouri They closely monitor OPEC's Iran, countries always in con­ throughout the Asian region and or your money back!* and Mississippi one each. price decisions, usually exceeding frontation with theWest." the world," Carter said.

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Tough Court Upholds Cruelty of Congress APPRtJACH CLOse Editor: 7D THfi 6/8REO ffi.RrDEn for Abortions" (July 3) obviously have noticed that any human right child is really a fate worse than treated us shabbily with their The turbulence that has swept feels certain that heshe knows whatsoever can be taken away by death, why confine abortions to silence. Very few Editors had the Both Locations i: this world is not to my liking. Love better than the American people inventing another right that con­ fetuses in the womb? Why not go courtesy to answer our letters or in 2937 Monte Vista NE 11101 Menaul NE ~ is preached on Sunday but what the American people need. flicts with it. In earlier days Hitle-r through the country, seeking out receipt of the books we graciously (Near UNM) (Foothills Shopping Center) :g; wickedness prevails throughout the Heshe criticized politicians for invented the right of the Germans children who in the judgement of sent. The world should know that I !&O 0OQ Q.Q 00 0_0 00 0 0 0 Q Ql!Q.Q.Q.Q.Il.Q.Q9iillJ11Q. Q.illJ)_Q 00 Q QJI VV QQ Q Q Q 0 ~ QQ 0VII 0Q 0 Q QQ Q0 0.0. 00 V 9 0 V V VJIQ.QJI QQ Q.(l QQ Q Q QJ/0 Q0 Q Q V~ QQ;f.':! week. Love can uphold destiny, if ""' their efforts to "balance budgets to a racially pure society; we the kind, benevolent abortionists am alive, here on Earth and NOT given a chance - where grace can and get elected." Translaton: remember who lost all their rights in would be better off dead, and hid in the pages of the Bible. prevail. politicians should do what the process. Today, a woman is killing them? Editors and publishers should not Crime will not go unpunished. editorialist wants, not what voters supposed to have unlimited rights You see where this kind of at· suppress information to which the HEWLETI PACKARD'S Justice will triumph over evil, as the want. 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''- CHICAGO (UPI) - Two rendering of guilty verdicts,'' which said, ''Freedom is based on reputed members of the Puerto The two were among 11 per· respect and respect must be Aspirin, acetylsalicylic acid, is a member of the chemical Rican terrorist group FALN, sons arrested April4 ill Evanston earned by the spilling of blood." Is the World's Hottest family called salicylates. Hazardous side effects make most of arrested with a cache of weapons following the armed robbery of a The prosecution's first witness the salicylates unfit for human use, but aspirin is both safe and A solar pond at UNM has set a can be achieved by solar ponds, last April, have declared "war on car rental firm. The others are was FBI Special Agent Thomas effective. Aspirin is one of the most commonly used pain world temperature record for an electrical generation is also a the United States," a Cook being tried separately. Deams identified various pieces relievers in the United States. open body of water heated en­ possible use for heat. . County prosecutor says. Policfi! recovered a cache of of evidence and showed the that Aspirin is used to alleviate mild to moderate pain, to lower tirely by sunlight by reaching 227 The UNM .solar pond works Assistant State's Attorney weapons from the group's van the Milwaukee "safe house" fever and to suppress inflammation. degrees Fahrenheit. through high concentration of Michael Ficaro, in opening and four days later raided a contained a shooting target, The most common side effects of aspirin are upset stomach The temperature record had table salt dissolved in the lower arguments Tuesday before a Milwaukee home linked to the theatrical makeup to be used for and gastrointestinal bleeding. Occasional use of aspirin does not been held by Israel, where a solar depths of the pond. When Cook County Circuit Court jury, FALN - the Fuerzas Armadas disguises, communiques and the normally result in significant blood loss. Other side effects are a pond near the Dead Sea reached a sunlight reaches these depths accused defendants Mary de Liberacion Nacional, or typewritter on which they ringing sensation in the ears, nausea, impaired vision, mental maximum temperature of 217 and heat~ the water there, the Rodriguez and Luis Rosa of Armed Forces for National allegedly were written. confusion, and various allergic reactions. Aspirin is known to degrees F. water remains on the bottom "declaring war on the United Liberation. Documents allegedly stolen Previous experiments with the because of the weight of the salt induce asthma-like symptoms in asthmatics. States." The Puerto Rican terrorist Contrary to popular belief, aspirin should never be used to from the Carter-Mondale election UNM solar pond have shown it to instead of rising to the surface Rosa and Rodgriguez ar'e group has been linked with some treat a toothache by placing an aspirin tablet on the gum next to headquarters, where some be capable of supplying the where the heat would be lost. charged with armed robbery, 100 bombings in Chicago. the aehing tooth. Aspirin applied in such a manner does not campaign workers were briefly heating requirements for a 2,000 Eventually the water in the armed violence, conspiracy and Ficaro said when federal alleviate the pain and when it is placed on the gum it can cause a held captive March 15, also were square-foot house in bottom of the pond becomes hot' possession of a stolen vehicle. agents raided the FALN "safe severe chemical burn. The best treatment for a toothache is a found at the home, testimony Albuquerque for several months enough to be used to heat "They have declared you and house" in Milwaukee in April, quick trip to your dentist. . showed. at a time. buildings or even .run an electric me and the God-fearing and law· they found hundreds of items Aspirin should not be taken to relieve pain caused by an ulcer The most suitable heating use generator, abiding citizens of this state and linking Rosa and Rodriguez to or upset stomach. 'rhe erosive properties of aspirin will worsen for solar ponds at this time would "For the last few days we have county their enemies," Ficaro theFALN. such a condition. Any drug company that recommends or probably be with apartment had the highest temperature · told the jury. "They have Ficaro read an excerpt from KUNM Manager suggests treatment of stomach problems with aspirin is complexes or other ·relatively pond in the world," said Howard The unbroken summer heat throughout the Southwest has brought a world record to the UNM, declared war on us and we must "The Anarchist's Cookbook," misleading the public. For example, Alka-Seltzer Effervescent large scale heating applications. c. Bryant, professor of physics where a solar pond reac~ed 227 degrees Fahrenheit • more than hot enou[Jh to cook a'! egg. ensure that justice is done by the found in the Milwaukee home, To Quit in August Pain Reliever and Antacid contains 325 miligrams of aspirin in Because the UNM pond has at UNM and principal in· The solar pond, shown m the background, can trap solar energy for use m space heatmg The resignation of KUNM·FM each tablet. Thus, the treatment of stomach problems with such shown that high temperatures vestigatoron the solar project. ~~~trd In ''"' of had v.walhc• the Rated the best sandwich by the Daily LOBO J)('tform.1n~ P u;1!1 b(> tnO\.l'd lo lhl' '?liB rate increases. It expects to take Another reason for the ap· Lof tht• pu~t. ta•tter suited manners is professionally French maid also gave a good Sunday in a concert by Michael Maria Szymanowska's Nocturne Griffes would have made a better ft>r tl•xtbooks on thl1Uter history executed and thoroughly en· performance. Caldwell, the second in the UNM in B·Flat Major, pleasant enough transition to the stronger than the modl•m st11ge. tertaining. Lovely scene and lighting music department Summer but uninspiring and far from compositions which made up the But ut the opening of Prit!ate Actors Tracey Conway and design by Kim Aeby adds lots of Series in Keller Hall. Not all festive. Caldwell then rearranged rest of the g,rogram. l.iz·eB lust weekend large, en· Kirk Thomas are a treat highly effective detail to this compositions were American, the program, with Aaron The high point of the concert ,,. ·.. i .I . thu10liastic audiences, like the anywhere, but especially in a production as do costumes by though, and Caldwell would have Copeland's Passacaglia to follow was Sigismund Thalberg' s Don rrowds drawn by its sister play university production, visiting professor Ken Simmons. done well to have followed Nocturn'!. The contrast between Pasquale Fantasy, a technically ··~·"·· ~J Rlith1• Spirit the previous Thomas' performance reveals "Carnival of Coward" con· imposing work that Caldwell weekend, proved otherwise. extraordinary skill and discipline tinues tonight with the opening handled confidently and well. Both plays are part of the as well as imagination, and of Hay Feuer, the third play of Arts and Activities Unfortunately, it was played University Theatre Summer Conway's stage presence is vital, the summer season. iJ. Art Shows before the first intermission and Repertory Company's "Carnival by the time Caldwell closed with charismatic and wholly con· Performances of all three De~rtes ot Abstraclion- Albuquerque United Artists pr~sent in various media the works often local of Coward" presentation of three vincing. Coward plays will be: Blithe artists at the Downtown Center for the Arls. Caii24J~OS31 for more Information. Rhapsody in Blue, one would not JvnsoQ Gallr:l')' - Raymond Jonson's Thirt~Hirst Annual Summer Exhibition continues through plays by British dramatist Noel Conway's relaxed, completely Spirit, July 17; Private Liues, August 28 aL 1909 Las Loma.sNE. GaUr:ry hours: noon to 6 p.m. Free. have been surprised if he had Coward. comfortable appearance on stage July & 18; Tlu~ New frontier - Diversified Artists exhibit at the Frontier Restaurant, 2400 Central SE, today played an encore of something by 11, 15 Hay Feuer, throushAugu!it 15. Private Liues is a delightfully gives her performance a rare July 10, 12, 13, 19 &20. Spanish Cohmlal PalnHngs - Exhibition continues through July 21 otthc UNM fine Arts Museum. Scott Joplin. witty character play concerning spontaneous quality that is American paintings, drawings and sculptun: from the 19SOs and 1960s are on display Jn the Art Michael Caldwell is a good All shows are at 8 p.m. in Museum's lower ga,lleries through October 5. Lithograph!! by Josef Albers anti John Mclaughlin are the interactions between two pianist, as he should be, having totally captivating. Rodey Theatre. Tickets are $4. Kirk S. Thomas and Tracey Conway play the roles of Elyot on display through September 5 in tbe north gLollery~ Museum.hours: Tuesday·friday. 10 a.m. to 3 people who fall in love again after Penelope Smith and Gordon p.m. Saturday and Sun(.Jay, I to S p.m. Occasional evenings. (nights ofperfonnances). studied with world-famous Summer students, faculty, staff Chase and Amanda Prynne in Noel Coward's "Private Lives·: Summer Fa.cuJty EJChlbltion - Mulli·mcdia exhibition ln teaching BAllery {second floor of UNMan divorcing each other and Lea are also appropriately and seniors are $2. Call 277 ·4402 building) represents the works of UNM art department's 13 summer faculty members. Gallery hours: 8 pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy, To This play is the second of a Coward Trilogy being staged at a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Free. be for reservations. Wlldlne C11ledes- Gallery Artists/Summer exhibition continues through July 26 at 903 Rio O~nde a good concert pianist, Rodey Theatre this summer. (Photo by Linda Williams! NW. tlours: Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to S:3D p.m. however, one must be more than AetMtJu technically proficient. The FOREIGN AUTO SERVI:CE arrangement of a concert EXPERT SERVICE ON MOST FOREIGN MAKES Birth, Life 1nd More Lire -Workshop offered at Sunrtse Springs~ Las Golindrinas, July II, 12 and 13. Ruby Var.gas Will teach ucolor." Paula Thompson- i'sptritua! dmu:eu and Bettye Reardon­ program is a problem in design, ••touch healing." Call Ruby Vargas at294·3708 for further information. $20/day. and all performing musicians Women Are Heart ofBand, 'Heart' All City Slnalos PlAnn Wilson. subjecc. Rules and offidat entry forms arc available from World of Poetry, 2431 Stockton Blvd., 'Eclectic' Series Tuesday, July 15, 8:15 p.m., in ,.. • DATSUN •VW the . guitars creditably and, of Dutch group has been coming up Playwright Versus the Theater," Coal They're not just those hard­ Department N. Sacramento, CA 95817. Keller Hall. General admission is • VOLVO The 1980 Keller Hall Summer coincides with University rocking women in Heart, they are course, Heart retains the many with sophisticated gems for more $3, and students, faculty, staff Canlral • SAAB Series, which has already by now obviously what makes Wilson talents which make them than five years with very little and senior citizens pay half price. Theatre's "Carnival of Coward" \JNM campus •BMW lltnefit- Dance to reggae by Mango at Okic's on Saturday. July 12, 8:30p.m. SJ admission. Proceeds presented programs of flamenco at Rodey which is scheduled for the group work, very suc­ much more than just a band with recognition in America. Their tofitiitns for Atternath•c- Radioacti,..·c Dumping (CARD). Call 277-4402 for more in· and classical music, continues its cessfully, and should be con· a hot guitar player. As if to show first U.S. release, "Royal Bed Sunday hu 11 Madrid- Govinda. Hari Hamilton and Alm11. pc:rrorm Sunday, July 13,3 p.m., at the formation. July 11, 12, 13, 15,18, 19 and20. 'liSA MC is Dalll'!ilrk in lh~ T0\1rn of Madrid, Route 14 lbctwecn Albuquerque and Santa Fe). $'3 adminion. Food eclectic programming with a jazz Albee is a special guest of The 2133ST. CYR S.E. sidered a driving force in rock how self-contained they are, one Bouncer," an undiscovered and be;.era.ge:s 1\ailable. Santa Fe Chamber Music Jo"esdnl- Sunday and Monday, July 13 and 14, at the OrecrGarson Thea1tl:.! concert next week by regardless of gender. song features Nancy playing classic which they have ever since Southwest Center for the Arts. 247·0547 in the College of Santa Fe. Wcrks. by Beethoven. Strauss and Faure. Call 1~983-2075 for further jn. Albuquerque jazz. band Alma. Noted Playwright Even though the Wilson everything but drums, and on fallen short of, but "Periscope formation. another Ann plays bass, drums, Life" is a fine product which Keller 11all Summer Strie!l _.. fcatur('S jazz by Alma Tuesday. July 1St 8:15p.m. Admh.sion$3. Call Alma, "six individuals with For further infprmation and 277·4402 for furtl1C'r information. To Give Lecture alto flute, tambourine, piano and suffers only by comparison. The one soul," has not announced its ticket reservations, call the guitar. original quintet has become a Th<~~ler program yet, but the band is Noted playwright Edward Rodey Theatre Box Office at 277· The Wilsons and friend-since· quartet plus three singers, but CarniYal of Coward-- University Theatre presents Bllihe Spirit July .J7. Private l.lnr July ll, 1~ anU renowned for a well-rounded Albee, author of Who's Afraid of 4402. 18, and Jfay Fe\'er July 10, 12. 13, 19 and 20. 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Page 10, New Mexico Daily Lobo, July 10, 1980 I'age 11, Nt•w M(•xieo Daily Lobo, July 10, 1980 Sports Governor's Tournament Opens UNM Golfers Do Well The Governor's Cup Tennis Tennis Club. clinic is open to both adults and Tournament will be played at the The men's A tournament will children. There is a $5 fee for the In City Tournament Lobo Tennis Club starting begin Sunday, July 13. All of the clinic. Sunday and continuing through others will begin at 4 p.m. on UNM golfer Tommy Armour second best total in the tour· the following week until Sunday Wednesday, July 16. won the Albuquerque Jaycee nament' s history. July20. The professional tennis players Dukes Home City Men's Golf Championship at The first and second round The tournament is open to will begin matches at 8 a.m. on the Arroyo Del Oso Golf Course leader, Tony St. John, also a anyone. Three divisions will be Wednesday. For6Games on Sunday. member of the UNM golf team, used in the tournament, The C Some UNM tennis players and The UNM senior from Las finished in a tie for fourth with division is for the novice tour­ former players will be par· The Albuquerque Dukes will Vegas, Nevada had the lead three other golfers. nament player, B the division for ticipating in the tournament, be hosting the Ogden A's for a going into Sunday's round and During Saturday's round St. the intermediate tournament including Alex Dorato, Jay six·game series beginning finished .with another strong John fell from the lead after a 40 player and the A division for the Livesay and Jerry Wheeler. Wednesday. round to become a two-time on the back nine. advanced tournament player. Former UNM women's star The Thursday night game is winner of the tournament. His John Fields, a senior J,obo Deadlines for entries are Therese Sullivan will be playing Ball Night at the Albuquerque nine-stroke win was the biggest golfer from Las Cruses, was the Friday, July 11 for the men's A in the women'.s tournament. sports Stadium. The first 1,000 in four year.s. runner-up. He was neck and neck players, and Tuesday, July 15 for A clinic which will be taught children, 12 and under, ac· After finishing Sunday's round with golfer Dal Daily until he all other entries. The entries by the the pl.'o' s will be given companied by a paying adult for with a four-under-par 68, birdied the 17th hole to capture should be made at the Lobo Monday, July 14 at 9 a.m. The the 7 p.m. game will each receive Armour's total gave him the second place. a free baseball inscribed with the Albuquerque Dukes insignia. case 5 The Dukes are scheduled to ·------, Symmar-S, 210mm f/ 5.6 play a double header against the ., ! $Fight Inflation$ i A's on Friday with the first game (new) $375.00 to begin at 6 p.m. The Saturday 1 and SAVE LIVES 1 night game will begin at 7 p.m. Konica Autoreflex $130.00 The home stand will end with a PM Magazine (4) was at Johnson Field on Wednesday filming UNM's newest sport, Korfba/1, I Bring this ad & a UNM I 1 p.m. game on Sunday. The The game was played by the UNM Korfba/1 Club. (Photo by Dick Kettlewell) I or TVI ID with vou I Metal foam lined case Dukes will then go on their $35.00 longest road trip of the season, ~-.~n~c_t_e_D~o-n~G_i_v_e_s_R_o_o_d_.-n-~~s-r=~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~i~~~~=l! ~ool~f.~~~~k~a ! We take trades & traveling first to Salt Lake City 1 for cash and then to Phoenix and Tucson. I for daily casual wear I i t lC Irst time at I sider while preparing food for a I HiwJland Medical Supply I I backpacking trip. One is light ~ yale Blood Plasma Inc. 1 Broadway & C!'utral SE t I 2 y 1 sv II weight and the other is con· t 243-5664 1 I 12 a e •:.. venience for the cook. ,...... ~-....,....,...... ~...,...... ~.-r I I Dehydrated food is recom• mended because it eliminates Men and women from the UNM Korfba/1 Club put on a display r;;;;::7'~&ntu ~) I for a $5.00 BONUS I much of the weight and also the tk, 266-5729 Save a Life of the gam('J Wednesday night at Johnson Field. (Photo by spoilage problem. When buying l .9iu~&k;%~ I I Dick Kettlewell) food, however, one must look for .lflm.tioJ .Am I expires Aug. 18. 1980 the highest food value per ounce, J~ I Old donors, welcome back! which helps keep the food simple r.1J- - L- ~~~:~,... I The above ar>plies to vou also. ::KJOOf'l8 t«<' T!lt.O!IO~!UI I . and light. The food values are 3 <•'' 266-7°2 1 one coupnn per donnr • not good with other eoupons 106 Morningside NE call for usuolly listed on the outside of everyday recording prepackaged dehydrated food. ~------··••lll•-, .. ,... ~~.~~~.~i~·~.,,"~IJ!'.-:. N 1-Gpm 255-4336 Former UNM footboll player bench seats. Lobo season ticket Simple dishes, such as a one Charlie Baker finally signed with holders may purchase their same pot dinner, (stew, stroganoff... ), ,• Lt•atlwr boots $3/UJO and n beverage, (coffee, hot UNM 1' the St. Louis Cardinals after seats, after which tickets will be Suede boots $43.00 CENTHAL holding out for two months made open to the public. cocoa, koolllid ...), make cooking USA plates $1.'),()() awaiting a good offer. Dear Uncle Don, and cleaning a snap. These Chil'ago plate~ $15.00 Over the Fourth of July dinners should be premeasured * Baker, who was picked in the UNM head basketball coach . ' Prw·i~ion hl·aring and prepackaged for simplicity's $1.00 ea. 3rd round of the football draft, Gary Colson will have to take weekend, a friend and I went . '. Kryptos $:3.00 ea. signed four contracts for one year four names off of next years backpacking to the Pecos sake. They should also be Skateboards each. basketball roster. Former Lobos Wilderness Area north of Santa precooked, so the meals are just Larry Hubbard and Larry Fe. The high temperatures heated. This is especially helpful Former World Champion Tarrance will not be returning to spoiled most of our food. We had at high altitudes. Washington Bullets have been the team because of their grades. to live off of warm cokes and beer Supplementary foods can be named as the team to replace Two recruits, Willie Hicks and for the weekend. What can I do added, such as hard candy, gorp, Kansas City in the Pro Cage Mike Gueern are lost for next to prevent this from happening (ll mixture of peanuts, raisins, Classic which is scheduled to be season. again? and M&Ms), or other snacks. played in Albuquerque Sept. 30 Another former Lobo player -Hungry Any sports store dealing in back· packing equipment should have andOct.l. Craig Gillbert was announced these foods in a wide variety. Tickets for the classic are $6 ineligible for the the 1980-81 Dear Hungry, -Uncle Don for chairback seats and $5 for season on May 26. There are two things to con· ual Levi's® & Wrangler's t''"'·. I' ( __ JL, ~~· ~ Jeans AT PIZZA INN ~I' I If you like more, this is where it begins. I .. · I• 1 & Clearance •••••••••••••••••••••••••••I Buy one ORIGINAL THIN CRUST PIZZA,I Cords I next smaller THIN CRUST FREE I Entire Summer Stock I With this coupon, buy any giant, large or medium size ORIGINAL THIN I 1 CRUST PIZZA and get your next smaller size ORIGINAL . .fa· 1 $16.50 I T.:tHN CRUST PIZZA ,with equal number of ingredients, F. REE.. ~· I Present this coupon with guest check. & I Not valid with any other offer. P.i • I 25% to 50% off I Valid thru July 17, 1980 1ZZA.l.rln® ®I a•••••••••••••••••••••••••• $15.50 . 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