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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1978 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. l (!tf2tr-:Jl' c-u&s SPECIAL OOLLECTlONS 37[7!9· ~ easy" salc-·a116.98 list LP's, 3.99, a\17.98 list LP's, I nternationat. ~enter Director. Application ave.ilnble 0\ 4,99. :lighcr list LP's and all tapes. $1.00 off, a~ JH()8 Las Lomas NE, 10-12 and 1·4:30, or at •he . Natural Sound Records and Tapes, 119 Harvard SE Office of lnternalional Programs, 1717 Roma NE . - Store Onl~, across from Hippo Ice Cream. 2/24 Deadline March 31.197&. ~/23 ~'<£.. '. SINGER FUTURA TOP of1he line, Slightly used but BABYSITTERS ATTENTION! .THE Baby!iit\er 4?uJ ->. "' o'" ~:..: ... ~~ .. still under warranty. Push button bobbin-winder, has Directory is looking for honest, reliable and New Mexico «! computerized buuonholing. Does IOO's of fancy · dependable people who would like to be listed in a 2 ~'>I itches, Regular $800, noW $1 ~0 cash, 294-87j5, 2128 city-wide directory of babysitteis. Call883-8697 .2124 'il TRADE 1967 VW BUS for comparable Bug. 242· WANTED COCKTAI~ WAITRESS. nights. Apply .... 4768. 2124 in person. Um:le Nasty's after 8 pm. 4418 Central SE. DAILY c5 1917 DATSUN KJNG CAB. Ex:celle!ll condition, 2127 Wednesday, February 22, 1978 9000 miles. F.or more information, call 266-505 I or PART-TIME WORK 5 days a week and 2 nights, M- ® 294·7006. Ask for Jim Cox. 2/27 . F 11:00-2:00, evenings; Monday 6--10, Friday 6;30· I H BIG SALE WRAP·AROUND sweaters, excellent for 11:00, $2.65/per hour. Golden Fried Chicken. 1830 >. this weather. Now only $? ..SO at California Fashion Lomas NE, Ask for Manager. 242~2181 ," 2121 ~ Oullet, 2318 Cenlral SE, across from campus. 266:- OVERSEAS JODS~-Summer/year-round. Europe, S. 0 6872. 2124 America, Australia, Asia, e1e, All rields, S.S00-$1200 NMSU Keeps Nudes 0 .-,·· monthly, expenses paid, sight seeing. Free in­ u FOR SALE, KIRBY. Classic Ill vacuum cleaner, ·;;: Commercial motor and attachments. Small monthly formation, Wrltc: BHP Co., Box 4490, Dept. NB, OJ payments. 266-5872, 2121 Berkeley, Ca. 94704. 3/10 ::E LEFT FOR REPAIR bill, Di•I·O·Ma!ic zig-zag PAlt'r·THviE. JOB: SALES, Mcxlble lmurs, gooU )JiiY. ~ sewing machine. Makes buttonholes, blind llems, • Po.~siblc full-time summer, Call Phil Francz.yk, CLU . ... rancy dc!iigns and all the goodies, $2$,00. 266·5871. 8~3-5360. 2/17 z 2121 <>0 10 YEAR GUARANTEE, brand name color Ticket Sales Soar television. New faclory warranty, no down payment, 8. MISCELLANEOUS By RACHEL DIXON ...01) Small momhly payments till balance i!i paid off. 266- Oj LOBO Staff Writer CLASSICAL GUITAR LESSONS: Segovia method. 5872. 2121 HAVE A 3.0 in 12 hour:~ of History? Join Phi Alpha ~ HEY HEY LINDA J. Happy 2~nd on the 22m!. ·Theta (History Honorary Society), MANY 1. PERSONALS Beginners welcome. 266-9291. 2/28 DUE TO NON-PAYMENT Sansui receiver, un. The show must go on, and indeed Youu'rc One Special Lady. Always a friend. Shay, Claimed layaway turntable, cassette or S·track BENEFITS, Phi Alpha Theta Office, Mesa Vi!ita Hall 02122 AIKIDO LESSONS. MARTIAL Art-Meditation. 2076. 2121 "Equus" will go on, showing CONTACTS111 POLISHING & SOLUTIONS. First lesson· free. Sandia Judo Club. 9:00 am recorder and deluxe Fronolic speakers. Assume small UNDERWA1ER SPECIAL. FILM: "Island of the paymcnu. 268-4393. 2/21 UNM'S SIGMA CHAPTER of Phi Alpha Theta will increased ticket sales, in the New Ca!tey Optical Company. 2.5.5-8736 ~ tfn Saturday. 21~2 Dlue Dolphins." Room 250 C & D SUB, Wed,, Feb. ASSUME SMALL MONTHLY paymellt!i on deluxe hold its Annual Initiation Banquet on Saturday, UNM: BEHIND CLOSED doors! Call the LOBO QA TYPING. SERVICE. A Complete typing and Mexico State University (NMSU) 22, 8:00 pm. UNM Scuba Club. 75c admission non­ Tappan microwave toueh-matic, memory, browning March 4. 1978. All members, students, faculty and news tip hot line, 277-5656, 02/24 members. 02122 editorial system. Technical, general, legal, medical, staff arc invited, Tickets at Phi Alpha Theta Office, -Little Theatre with the aid of a clem~nt, adjustable shelves. 268-4394. 2/21 SPECIAL DRINK PRICES during Happy Hour at .scholastic. Charts& tables, 345-2125. 412~ Mesa Vista Hall 2076. ' 2124 IT'S YOUR MAGAZINE! Contribute art, MUST SELL EXCEPTIONAL Guitars: 1968 Jose temporary injunction allowing its Ned's. Extra Special Drink prices during Very Happy KINKO'S TYPING S!iRYICE (IBM selectric) and PHI' ALPHA THETA will meet on Friday, february photography, prose, pQctry, etc, to UNM;s creative Ramirez··$1,750, 1974 Hcrnandis Concert·-$650, .production. ~ Hour at Ned's. 02122 now 3-minute PasspOn Photos. No appointment. 24, 197& at 3:"30 pm in the Hist~lry Department works magazinc·-Conceptions-Southwcst, Room 105 247-2117or255-7488. 2/21 26S-8515. tfn Lounge, Mesa Vista Ha\11106. • 2/24 · Dr. Gerald Thomas, university !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!W · Marron Hall or UNM Box 20. Deadline February 28. !! 02124 CHEAP WA.TERBEDS! Watt:r Trii"JS $89,95 buys president, said, "I think the hearing "ACTS OF PASS(ON" are happening soon in 6. EMPl.. OYMENT you I) durk walnut stained frame, 2) ::~aft.•ty liner. J) confirms that indecent exposure UNM's Experimental Theater. Forget the mid-term foam comfort pad, 4) any si7c mattress with 3-ycar !,!.Uarantec; 3407 255-2289. 2/23 doesn't apply to this kind of . blues and lose yourself in 6 one-act plays March 5-8. PART-TIME STUDENT POSITION for ASUNM $&9.95, Central NE. 02/27 4. HOUSING performance, namely academic PE;RR Y'S PIZZA (across from UNM). WE studies. We'll go on as scheduled." DELIVER. Call 843-9750. Try our fresh salad and ONE BLOCK UNM, Deluxe one bedroom furnished slice specials for lunch. 02/27 apartment. Twin or double beds, $185. Varsity ·~. He said he supports NMSU's Parker's big, warm, House, l4t ColumbiaSE. 3/10 FIRST LESSON FREE. F\at·picking or classical. departments in their judgements friendly pen now at a CAMPUS COMPACT APARTMENTS. 215 Yale Experienced teacher. Private Jes~ons. Call Marc at L and wouldn't want to see them &MMusic:Studio.247-8158. - 02/24 Blvd, SEat Lead. Newer, quiet, colorfully furnished, special price. large studcm styled studio apartments, next to stores, restricted in their mission within the UNM, and TV·!. $155/month with free utilities, $100 university. depo.~il, no roommates or pets. See Manager Apt. 2. 242·9092 eves. 2/22 U.S. District Judge Howard 2. LOST&FOUND NEED ROOMMATE TO SHARE 2 bedroom l:tpt. NM First Bratton issued a temporary $95 a month. Prefer someone in mid-twenties. Call LOST: BROWN WALLET F'cb. 7 with iden­ Tayla. 256-1235. 2124 injunction Monday ordering Las tHicntion. 897-0391, Debbie. 02/24 ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED, campus 1-bdrm, Cruces' District Atttorney Lalo Pictured above is a scene from the movie version of tho rJlay SUBSTANTIAL REWARD FOR Japanese Netsuke carpets, pet~ fine, $120. Call 262·1751, Valley Garza not to interfere with the "/;ll_uus'; A temporary injunction has allowed New Mexico State '.loU on black cord. Lost 2/16/78. Call Francine, 277- Rentals. $30 fcc, 2/24 With Legal play's production on the grounds Umvers1ty to stage the play. 2631 orinSantaFe983-7737. 03/03 AVAILABLE SOON 3-BDRM, minut"' to UNM. LOST: SKETCHBOOK AND boord 18" X 24". Kids, pets welcome $210. Call 262·1751, Valley that halting the production would Reward if returned complete. 299-0628. 02124 Rentals, $30 fee. 2/24 violate the First Amendment to the Street said on behalf of himself LOST: GREEN CIGARETIE case with ID's. Call WHAT JS A COLLEGE INN? Excellent food (no Constitution. nights at the end of the month and 843-6196. 02/24 limit}. Private and double rooms. Maid service. 303 P(>t Law and the play's producer, Mark if Medoff requested it, Martin FIND YOURSiLF .in the Peace Corps. Ortega 23.3. Ash N H. 243-288 L 2121 "Equus", which is about as 277·5907. ss FOR RENT LARGE one bedroom furnished mentally disturbed boy who blinds Medoff, "We're delighted that the would take it before the board. FOUND: TEXAS TECH University class ring at apartment near UNM. $185.00 Ulililies paid. Phone By JOHN CHADWICK six horses, includes two play is going to go on. It's going to Martin said that he felt there would UNM pool. Claim at Campus Police. 02/24 898-1254 or 266-1997 for appointmenllosee. 2127 LOBO Staff Writer be one of the most significant be no serious objection to the play FANCY 1-BDRM, NEWLY furnisllcd, stone PANCHO ViLLA controversial nude scenes. LOST: SKETCHBOOK AND board 18" X 24". fireplace, $75 part utilities paid. Call262-liSl, Valley New Mexico became the first state in the nation to permit the Tickets for the first three shows, rulings for the universities of the being put on in Popejoy Hall. Reward if returned complete. 299-0628. 2/24 Rentals, $30 fcc. 2124 TEQUILA controlled prescription of marijuana, Tuesday. beginning Thursday, Feb. 23, are state in a long time becase it sets a "We could hardly deny it to a LOST: GREEN CIGARETIE case with I D's. Call ENGINEERING STUDENT NEEDS two room­ precedence for academic freedom." sister institution," he said. B43-6196. 2/24 mates to share new, 3·bdrm house ncar 12th and With the stroke of a pen, Gov. Jerry Apodaca signed into law a bill sold out and tickets for the other six FIND YOURSELF in the Peace Corps. Ortega 233. Menaul. $120/montll, includes utilities. 345·6074. which will allow prescription marijuana for glaucoma and cancer schuduled shows are "going very If the play had been banned from Obstacles to the play bega11 with 277-5907. " 2122 patients. well," said an official at the NMSU Las Cruces, Street said that it could protests from Las Cruces religious 2-BDRM APAR"FMENT. LR, DR. kitchen. Three TDDAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLB Action on ~he new law was spurred by UNM student Lynn Pierson, possibly have been moved to groups. Garza wrote a letter to the blocks to UNM, $190 plus utilities. 843-9712. 2/24 ACROSS nent UNITED Feature Syndicate ticket office. He said it was possible a UNM's Popejoy Hall or El Paso 3.SERVICES RENT 1-BDRM HOUSE Nonh Valley, pets. $145. 50'!.--was say- Monday's Puzzle Solved: cancer pattent, who had told legislators he smokes marijuana to that all nine shows would be sold campus police advising that arrests Elect., water paid. Paul 296-4886 (9--5), 344-2540 1 Orbit parts lng·· offset some of the side effects of chemotherapy treatments. · out. where a group of lawyers offered be made if a violation of the state's LSAT-MCAT REVIEW COURSES. Prepare Now. (eve.) 2/22 5 In a vertical 51 Moss Pierson, who wa~ present when the bill was signed, said "The their help in getting a place for the indecent exposure law occurred. Call PENM 842-5200. tfn ' line Dr. Bruce Street, head of the reproduc­ play. A restraining order, which was TYPING. 1st QUALITY, 883·7787. 2/24 10 Squats governor looked up at me and said 'you now have the legal right to NMSU English Department, said tive organ smoke it.' " Bill Martin, director of Popejoy EDlTORIAL SERVICE AND writing assistance. 5. FORSALE 14 Fuel 52 Referee's there were "substantial sales for all later changed to a temporary 265-11(>4. 3/6 15 Lifting device The marijuana for the program is to be supplied by the National performances," which include out­ Hall, said he told Medoff that the injunction, was brought by two EXPERT TYPING. 266-4567. 2128 LOWEST PRICE RECORDS & tapes in New device Mexico. Natural Sound continues hs "mellow down 56 Adriatic Dru? Abuse Council under a contract with the director of the Dept. of of-town requests for tickets. hall was unoccupied for three Albuquerque attornevs ~·:tine for '6 Sound seaport Environment and Health. !cont. on pngo 3) '5.50 reflectiQn 600wning JOTTER BALL PEN 17 Deep- much Sin~e _there is a de!ayed repeal clause in the bill signed by Apodaca, 0 Son of Spirit!· rooted money the pnvllege for patients to· smoke the weed is only temporary. After & CARTRIDGE PENCiL 19 ----cutlets 61 Jagged tear July 1, 1979 it will no longer be legal. SET . ffi,y first counsel Is this: Possess o. pure, 20 Seethed 64 Forest ox Pierson, who received the pen Apodaca used to sign the bill said 21 Italian port 65 In harmony: "I am just happy the bill was passed and the governor signed it. 'n wili kindly o.nd ro.dlo.nt heo.rt, tho.t thine mo.y 23 State 2 words reasons for 66 Flaubert's .!::';- Nlt others who may not have come forth otherwise." be o. soverelgty, o.nclent, lmperlsho.ble 26 High rock ---- Bovary 1 2 Comparative . words o.nd evetlastlng. 27 Disdainful 67 ----express word 39 D!sch_a,rge THE PARkER PEN COMPANY ones 68 Rel_inquished 13 Passage for 40 Po~t~~~rs 30 Clothes - B~h~'u' ll~h 69 Em1t odors one 44 Ghost Gift Department at Fot mote lnfotm~tlon ~bout closet DOWN 18 Set of three 4B Strut con- device 22 UNM Bookstore the B~h~'l F~lth c~ll: 34 Skin lesion 1 Sacred bull Puts on spicuously 35 Did some­ 2 Tear 24 ~~§~ 48 Laughed (on campus) 242-4624 Ot 292-1255 thing 3 Mammoth loudly ---- Nat'l mountains 49 Trieste Change Devised 37 High priest ~~ 38 Guido's Park 25 Gets away measure note 4 Yukon river 27 Total victory 52 Shawl 39 Bakery 5 Formal pro- 28 Araceous 53 N.Z. timber products mise plant tree For College Bill 41 Sting, as 6 Celtic sea 29 Certain 54 Symbol cold god exams 55 Comfort 42 Eng. linear 7 Pulpy fruit 31 Supernatural 57 Alas! Post The Dailv• Lobo measure 8 New York creature 58 Alaska city A., ,.-..,....,t..,..,..., ~., Qt,...,uJ.a t;O c,.,,....., nf '+" \.JU~UCI.i teem .....-- "-JHJ••v v..J nal.iC VI The legislature extended the feed Northwestern Mutual Life 9 Short rest character giants peninsula bill appropriation from $91 ,200 to 44 Kind of glaze 10 River to 33 Come to 62 Fish Insurance Co., all hold debts from 45 Left behind Hudson Ba'y maturity 63 Chemical $431,200 Tuesday to provide funds the fledgling U of A. 47 Of a contl- 11 Refrigerant 36 Bind: 2 suffix for a special session of up to 30 Dunn intimated that those days, the Senate Chief Clerk's owning land surrounding U of A You can post the campus for only $10 a office said. would stand to gain. Those include: The extension came on the heels Ray Graham lll, Suzanne Poole, year. That's the cost of a one yea~ sub· of an attempt by Sen. Abel the Board of Education, the scription to the New Mexico Daily Lobo. McBride D. Bern., to appease families of the late William A. senate finance committee members Keleher and Fred White, Wood That includes the weekly summer issues. who oppose the community college Brothers, Saturnino Barboa, Ellis peoposal. McBride offered an E. Fish, Arthur Brown, Rom Case, amendment to the original proposal Circle K convience stores and that would delete reference to an $8 Michael Keleher. million purchase of the University of Albuquerque and appropriate $6 Keleher is the son of the late William Keleher and one of the If you're leaving, keep in touch million for provision of unspecified LOBO photo by Ric Skrondahl facilities for the college. heirs to his land. He is also the U of If you don't write home the Doily Lobo is ,o message A Board secretary. He has denied Senate Finance Committee Pardon Me, If o friend needs a Christmas gift, send the Doily Lobo Chairman Aubrey Dunn, D-Otero, allegations that he would stand to had suggested Monday that gain anything by supporting the bill If you miss the Lobo Daily, mail it to yourself! Albuquerque Chamber of because he said he doesn't plan to Is This Seat Taken? Commerce members supporting the develop the land. bill might have a financial interest Dunn also questioned the in its passage. propriety of what he called "bailing The LOBO is sponsoring a caption contest for the above picture. A sizeable prize will be awarded to out" the religious order, the Sisters Come to Marron.Holl Room 131, or send $10 to: Albuquerque National Bank, the person who can come up with the most unusual and creative caption. Entries must be submitted American Bank of Commerce, of St. Francis of Colorado, who to 138 Marron Hall by noon Friday. UNM Box 20, Univ. of N.M., Alb., N.M. 87131 owe the $3,254,512 in mortgages, Bank of New Mexico and bonds and contracts on U of A.

I I 00 ~ Angry Farmers Attack - .J RAilb(AZERS Lobos Hang Tight A• Engineers Newsletter Solicits z To Number Five Slot Awarded Latin American News ~ ~ Eggs Pel·ted at Bergland Western'· Athletic Conference the top eight teams in the nation. Espejo, a newsletter published by leader New Mexico remained in the Marquette was first in both polls, American Topics, from term papers "~· The incident occurred after the Student Organization for Latin Police - put the agriculture Tex. spokesman for American number five slot in both wire Kentucky was next followed by Funding to dissertations, are asked to call ~ Bergland emerged from a meeting American Studies, is soliciting news secretary in a waiting patrol car and agriculture. "Nobody is happy that service college basketball polls UCLA, Arkansas,. New Mexico, Tom Turk 255-9094. Any !:!<. with farmers lo promote the about students and research in drove him four miles to the airport it happened.'' released early Tuesday morning. Kansas, DePaul and North suggestions for news notes or ·< government's crop set-aside and A $1,000 grant was awarded to Latin America. where he was scheduled to depart to Sand said the meetings inside the The Lobos, sporting a 21-2 Carolina. programs should be directed to 5 grain reserve programs, the Carter the UNM College of Engineering by All students engaged in or Wichita', Kan. motel "went well and were quite overall mark and 10-0 conferrence In the Ap sports-writer's poll, Francine Cranshaw, 242-9706 or co administration's prime solutions to Motorola, Inc. in support of the completing research on Latin 6418. .e> . At the airport, Bergland's car civilized." mark, received two first-place votes Notre Dame was ninth and improving farm income, college's programs for women and was met by more farmers. More But the egg-tossing incidents in the United Press International Michigan St. was lOth. In the UP! 'Bergland stopped to talk to a minorities. snowballs were tossed at the "shows how disorganized they (the , coach's poll. poll, Michigan State was ninth and crowd of farmers when the barrage secretary and one of his aides and a farmers) are because the vast Both UPI and Ap polls agreed on Florida was lOfh. The Fighting The grant was presented to Dr. was launched. St. police officer reportedly were hit. majority wanted to discuss some Irish were ranked 12th in the UP! Richard Williams, assistant dean of Farmers also let the air out of the No· arrests were made. specific proposals not totally poll. special programs for the college, tires of about a dozen vehicles, "This was not part of our plan," unique to the Amarillo area," he Lobo Send off In the AP poll, the Lobos coach and Delores M. Etter, director of including a police SWAT van. POPEJOY HALL said· Elmo Fortenberry, a Dumas, said. Norm Ellenberger received 614 student services. Set at Sunport points. First-place Marquette had Etter said, "I think the funding is AND THE SANDIA KIWANIS 1034, fourth-ranked Arkansas great. lt will be more oriented CLUB OF ALBUQUERQUE UNM's 5th ranked Lobos leave received 695 points and sixth­ toward women's programs because today to battle the 17th ranked ranked Kansas 571 . the othe~s already have funding." TONITE -TRAVEL FILM Utah Utes in Salt Lake City. A In the UPI poll, the Lobos were World News good luck going away reception for only four points behind fourth­ She said the funds would be used DR. CHARLES FQRBES TAYLOR the Lobo , netters will be held at ranked Arkansas with 186 points. for the Engineering Program for 11 :00 a.m. at the Sun port before The Warriors received 296 points Women and also for seminars, Presents the team boards the silver bird. for their first top ranking. workshops and b(ochures aimed A Very Moving Trip Thru On .hand will be representatives The Utah Utes, New Mexico's for high school students interested BOOTS AMC ConsiderS Merger from Albuquerque's television next foe, hit the Top 20 in the UP! in engineering. stations and, possibly the UNM poll, tied for number 17 with The Biblelands . DETROIT (UPI) - Struggling assets with a firm larger than itself Meyers said the company will pepe band, Alumni Director Gwinn Illinois State. American Motors Corp. will Ladies' & Men's Wednesday, Feb. 22 - 7:30 p.m. in a move designed to improve its continue building and selling AMC "Bub" Henry said. combine with a foreign car financial plight. cars in the United States. He said "We want them (the Lobos) to Public- $2 Students/Fac./Staff- $1.50 company later this year in an "We're talking about something the foreign company's autos also know that we're behind them and I NMPIRG Holds attempt to bolster its dwindling bigger than the 1954 merger of would be manufactured at AMC think it would be nicer jfwe showed share of the passenger car market. Nash-Kelvinator Co. and Hudson plants and sold through AMC 'them that before ;J:{ey left rather AMC president Gerald Meyers, · Motor Car Co. which created distributors in the future. than after" he saiQ. in an interview Monday with the American Motors," the Times 2-day Conference Las Angeles Times, said several quoted Meyers as saying. Topics from fighting nuclear power to establishing a food co-op are firms are in the running to become Speculation has been circulating expected to .be covered in a two day conference this Saturday and 20% UNm BOOKSTORE AMC's business partner, but for some time that the no. 4 Sunday, sponsored by the New Mexico Public Interest Research refused to identify them. automaker would leave the ... Equus Group (PIRG). Selected Industry speculation has centered passenger car business and devote Want Ads say it Delegates from PIRG's in California, Washington, C:olorado and off New cloth o.nd p,_o.per titles· on Peugeot of France and Fiat of full time to its more lucrative Jeep Texas will be attending the conference, Andrea Smith, one of the 50% {com. fro1n ·page 11 Italy as the most likely prospects. and bus operations. in a Big Way!! organizers of the conference, said. Selected Meyers said AMC, which last Meyers confirmed for the first Smith said anywhere from 50 to 100 out of state delegates will be at the conference, to be held on campus. The conference is free and open Off year captured only 2 percent of the· %off time that pulling out of the the American Civil Liberties u'nion, 33 technlco.l titles car market and turned its first to students and the general public. passenger car business is one and a Las Cruces attorney. profit since 1974, will combine Mark Liebendorfer, a member of the NMPIRG board of directors alternative AMC officials have The attorneys were representing considered. and an organizer of the conference, said this is the first such Street, Medoff, Siobhan 0' Meara, conference to be held in New Mexico. '' the female lead involved in the nude Smith said, "We urge interested students and public to come to any men's Join the scene, and Forrest Westmoreland, a workshop, slide show,. or movie. All the topics covered in the 2120 Central S.E. • 243·6954 Laetrile Las Cruces building contractor. con Ference are timely." PERCE CORPS Judge Bratton said, "The s h 0 p ----iiiiiiiiiiiiOii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii----~ ' I i plaintiffs have... demonstrated :; the family of John L. Scott, a editorial board of The Daily Lobo. Nothing. Birmingham, Ala., postman who There .will be a talent contest T~esd?.y, F~bruai1J 28, 1978. at LA POSADA If you have a special talent come on over and .;.'rinted in The Daily Lobo nCCf':'i.'iaril} represents th(' views of the University of New died of lung cancer in 1974 after show 1t ~II contestants are entitled to dmner before t~e show and may win prizes. Contact Pauline Compton at 277-5414. Today thru Friday Feb. 24 Mf"lxico. Plasma Those w1thout talent may come and watch the Dinner Show from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at LA POSADA (Northeast comer of rece1ving Laetrile therapy from McDonald. The family said Scott the main campus) for $2.75. might have lived longer had he received conventional cancer Donor Center treatment. McDonald's attorneys contended We could tell you about Pictures are from two fall semester events in La Posada. in their final arguments that it was 8 am to 5 pm the great places we work, OMJE~ETTE Scott who decided he wanted the speciall,sts we work Here is some poker playing (below) and Laetrile, and said he had "a right to Tuesday - Saturday with and alt the other belly dancing (right). DELl face death in his own way." Doctor in benefits of Army Nursing. SHOPP!E But we're looking for The ·plaintiffs argued that residence McDonald had "every reason to nurses who care more know, and in fact did know, that about patients. Laetrile is a worthless quack Whatever the reasons Today's remedy." 842-6991 behind our special style It is believed the case marked the of nursing, vte see it V!ork first time a physician had been small wonders every day, Hot Entree Albuquerque and we're extremely proud brought to trial for treating cancer of it. with Laetrile, a substance derived 1307 Central NE SAWE 20Cf® from apricot pits. If you will graduate soon I with a minimum of a BSN, This Week French Dip I you can share in !hal i special feeling of pride All Omelettes and accomplishment with Sandwich us. And Fillings Cole Slaw Your local Army Nurse Now Open Corps Representative will Are 20o/o Off 31.60 be happy to felt you more. Wyoming Mall '·..ru;;;~~~~~IJii!E.~;:, 2~4-3072 Call collect: Stall Sgt. Luis Olvera Offer Expires 2-24-78 Quahty Plant~ (505) 766·3604 (Served ll:OOam-2: 2500 louisiana N.E. The Lowest Prices Suite 300 Main Floor Main Floor Clllzens Bank Building tQ SPECIAL SALE Steve Morgenthaler and Ron Colyer Areca Palms Rubber Plants The Army Nurse Corps. We Playing Poker Carol McCantes - Belly Dancing (Monte Carlo Night) ~e'ii'Y. N'II©xrn®

.....00 0"1 Guy Williams, inlemalionally The R.eligious, scientific and '1:1 - exhibited painter and photographer fi" philosophical discussion group ~ b from California, will show slides based on the Urantia book will '-" Ol About. and speak on his work tonight at 8 ...::l meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Z .J:j in room 2018 of the Fine Arts { SUB room 231-B. The topic is Pain, ~ ... Center, Admission is free . "' ~ People Suffering and Affliction. ~ 0 \ The UNM Student Veterans ~. ill (') 0 Association will meet tonight at 7 in 0 Editorial the Child Care co-op. Hillel-Jewish students union will tj b'"" GINA FILMING IN PERU be having an organization meeting ~­ '@ The Student Publications Boa.rd LIMA, Peru (UPI) ~ Gina A bicycle racing club is being Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the -< 0 GREEN, GARCIA SWORN IN will meet Thursday at 3:30 p.m. in t" 0 Lollobrigida is enjoying a working 0 u WASHINGTON "(UP I) ~ S. formed. The first meeting will be International Center, 1808 Las Missed the 1;3us visit to Peru. Marron Hall room 104. t:ll ... William Green and Robert Ga.rcia Thursday at 8 p.m. at 106 Girard Lomas NE. The famed Italian movie actress 9 ::E" of New York took their oath of SE in the community room of the is filming a television special for the hm FletCIHii' of England's ::v The latest recommendations for parking on campus have some good office T .Jesday as members of the Alternative Community Center. Dr. Richard Lee, professor of Sf .. news and some bad news for students, but whateve.r the news, National Television Network. University of Reading will give an z" House, succeeding Edward Koch For more information call Dave at anthropology at the University of " students have given up their rig.ht to comment. / The actress, now 49, said that her illustrated public lecture entitled, 242-9886 or 256-5170. ..;: and Herman Badillo, respectively. Toronto, will discuss "Four ~ Visitors to campus won't be parking free anymore. That's good next project will be a film of a love "Herbert Horne: The Perfect Artist " Green, a Republican and Grand of the J 890's," on Thursday at 4 NMPIRG will have a board Foragers to Fighters: South ~ ~ news. Students will pay more for parking stickers and won't be able to story, which she expects to play Africa's Miliatarization of the ll. Union Supermarket fortune heir, p.m. in room 1019 of the Fine Arts meeting Thursday at. 4:30 p.m. at park anywhere on campus for free anymore if the recommendations are with Anthony Quinn. Kung San" .today at 4 p.m. in approved. That's bad news. defeated former Rep. Bella Abzug Center. Admission is free. the P1RG office, 139 Harvard SE. to succeed Koch who resigned to Mitchell Hall101. Free Admission. BUT THE MOST IMPOORTANT NEWS OF ALL is that there was become Mayor of New York. very little student input into these recommendations. And that is not the fault of the parking subcommittee which made the Ga.rcia, a former state senator, ·ran on Republican and Liberal The ASUNm Speakets Committee recommendations. · BROWN CONVALESCING The subcommittee held two open meetings for students on campus party ticket lines but will be listed as WASHINGTON (UPI) ~Gen. a Democrat in the House. ptesents last semester. A total of about 18 students sho'wed up to air their gripes George S. Brown, Chairman of the about parking. The only stude.nt input into the recommendations 1 Joint Chiefs of Staff, was repprted besides the 18, was made by the student members. of the in good condition Tuesday after subcommittee. undergoing prostate surgery at the GROMYKO'S ABSENCE ACf~: This news is most depressing. For all the students care, the hospital at Andrews Air Force Base subcommittee could have recommended that parking sticker prices for MOSCOW (UP!) ~ ·Veteran near Washington. Soveit Foreign Minister Andrei students pe raised to $300 per semester. Spokesmen said Brown, 59, with STUDENTS COMPLAIN FREQUENTLY ABOUT not being involved Gromyko has been conspicuously entered the hospital late Monday absent from the scene this week. in the decisions that effect their lives. But they really missed the bus on for the operation, which they said crucial decisions concerning the parking mess on this campus. Observers noted that the 68-year­ had been planned for some time. old Gromyko failed to appear with Brown was expected to remain in other politburo members at the hospital for 10 to 14 days. RUSS lUI, Monday's Kremlin award ceremony ESS for President Leonid Brezhnev. DOONESBURY Gromyko was also absent at the Tomottow Night Popejoy Hall 8 pm l.etters airport when Brezhnev and Premier Tickets on sale now at the SUB and Popejoy Hall The Christian Life MR. Ollk&, I THINK YEAH, AND Alexei Kosygin personally YOu'Re QUI7l3 MIS- ~0% OF YOIJI?... welcomed visiting Syrian President 'Equus' Is for God TAKEN ABOl!T 71/E PlAYERS ARE o1?rv _,_,n Hafex Assad to town late Monday. Tuesday the· official Soviet-Syrian Editor: 13XTENT OF 7HI3 PILL lAU6H!N6 by Christians on Campus PRIJB/.EM. ii.JHY. NFL TH&IR JOCKS HAYA 'r SHALOM· talks opened in the Kremlin without Gathering from what I have read in the newspapers the controversy OFFICIAL$ GIVG ANTI- CH THe Gromyko. at N.M.S.U. over the production of "Equus" originated with pastor OPVG /...ECTI/t til ·overnight. z ...::l .0 ~ Q) ·. 3V2cea ;:;;: ~. 0 ~. 0 4< same. ckly' (") iXl 0 0 NoMirimum ...l » -·; KlNKO'S Cl 2312 ~ent. SE 268-8515 A Special movie Tonight The 0 Iceman Cometh Home By JIM WIESEN I .>! >( senior Michael Cooper will vacate Q) . . LOBO Sports Writer "I wasn't really a big scorer in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~ By JANE QUESNEL upon graduation. ::E Although movie-making in film, many of whom had lines to Parry is not retarted, his fine Phil Abney is a well traveled junior college or in high school, and Underwo.ter Spec:lo.l Film ft ~ speak. Quietly excited before the performance reveals a uniquely that's why I never got the publicity When Abney came to UNM, 0) The ASUNffi Speakers Committee Albuquerque is now quite common, man. He was born in Germany, but sensitive understanding of the role. that I'm getting now. As the Willie Howard was the Lobo's Island of the Blue Dolphins ~ z presents the world premiere of a film is not. that was only the beginning. From ..0 II showmg, once .the film was under A reception held after the film in there he, was off to such places as publicity came, the more starting foward, playing opposite Room 250 C&D/SU8 "' Q) Last Sunday afternoon, however, way excited whispers of recognition the Student Union Buiiding gave confidence I gained." Marvin Johnson. But Abney's gp 1!111!$- a ll[i ~~~ A(· llfrf'r· ~~~ o· iliJII.'l all those interested gathered in Texas, · South Carolina, Kansas, Wed., Feb. 22 8:00 pm · :::: p.. + Iii ;,t lit-'" i~ 11 1~ lml \- ftl! II .,· Dl~. ran through the audience, and the children a chance to enjoy and finally settling down, for a bit, Abney readily admits that coach traveling itch set in. This time Phil Popejoy Hall for a first screening loved ones were hugged as familiar Norm Ellenberger deserves some moved from the bench to the UNffi Scuba Club- non members 75c ~ of the movie Special Olympics. in Atlanta, Ga. with faces came into view. visiting with each other and with credit for giving him confidence by starting five, taking Howard's Filmed in Albuquerque and Santa the two attending stars, Philip "It was hard to keep my grades The s.tory deals with the special stable because I was moving around allowing him the "freedom" he place. Fe last fall, Special Olympics will be joys and frustrations of coping with Brown and Herb Edelman (the needed. Abney said, "Willie Howard is a shown on television. this evening Special Olympics coach). Quite so much," this week's Daily LOBO RUSS IUIGESS a retarted child. Charles Durning Player of the Week said, "That's Abney explains, "He very talented athlete .. He can come over KGGM-TV, channel13, at 7. plays a widower with three excited over their presence: the love (Ellenberger) had a lot of off the bench and score 24 points Tomorrow Night Popejoy Hall 8 pm The real stars oj this movie are the children feel for these two was why I ended up in junior college, children, the eldest (Phillip Brown) which turned out co be a good move confidence in me. I knew myself I like he~did against ASU. '' Albuquerque's special education very apparent. Gov. Jerry Apodaca Tickets on sale now at the SUB and PopeJoy Hall a star high school athlete, the for me." could play major college ball, but He quietly continues, "When I'm children who particinated in tre youngest (Mare Winningham) just and sportscaster Mike Roberts, coach gave me the freedom to starting I can get into the tempo, I both of whom had bit parts in the When UNM scouts ventured to reaching a girl's akward years. In Pensacola Junior College, they drive, shoot and use all my game. can get control of my game," between, the second son '(George film, also attended the screnning In junior college, being 6·6 I played A business major in his seventh and reception. went to watch Abney's teammate, Parry) is 14 and severly retarted. Flenoil Crook. Crook eluded them, center. l'm not a center, so I semester, Abney finds UNM This Friday Night The family is held together by the but they didn't go home empty couldn't play my game." a cad em ically challenging. "It's In The -. grandmother (beautifully portrayed Created by the Joseph P. handed. Lobo recruiters signed No lack of confidence is apparent hard to study now since l'm so into by Irene Tedrow) until her death. Kennedy Jr. Foundation in 1968, Abney and sparkplug guard Russell in the way Abney moves on the basketball." Her one wish was been to bring the the Special Olympics is now the Saunders instead, and it was time court. His smooth and steady style Abney compares the social life in IDWIY 8!1!111 boy home from the institution world's largest program of sports for Phil to pack his bags once of play earned him the nickname his "hometown", Atlanta, to permanently and give him a family training and athletic competition again. "Iceman", dubbed so tiy a local Albuquerque's. The people are fine In The Student Union life, so now the shattered family for the mentally retarted, and has Abney's confidence might have reporter. here, he says, but the "social life is Building Basement attempts to pick up the pieces and become a year-round program in all been lacking while playing in the Abney also believes he can play a low slower here. Basketball makes San Pedro NE (505)266·8113 do iust that 50 states and more than a dozen shadow of Crook, but Abney said, the "big guard" position that up for it. That's what I'm here foreign countries. for." Full-Tilt Rock and Roll The film is honest, sincere, and at Those interested in the Special "I can look back on some teams With times, brutally realistic. The acting Olyumpics after viewing the film, I've seen, and I can see what'll is all above par, especially that of may contact Chapter Director Mike break-up a good team, "selfish ~~IJ) the family members. While George Torrez at 766-4220, or at 242-9740. · players, bad attitudes." tli'•IIMR A COMPLETE LINE OF CROSS-COUNTRY "We don't have any of that. This team is like brothers, and every win SKI EQUIPMENT brings us closer together." Adncissiou 111rices Students S:l.OO each --== (With I.D., I 11has One G;iest) r:::::;-f t 1 ~U.OOcach SKI CROSS-COUNTRY! Public 52.00 eacla

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10 YEAR OUARANTEJ;l. Undafrned lay-~WilY· Color television. Br~nd new guarantee. No down pAyment. Small monthly payments till balance is paid 'SAVE OUR CANAL PERSONALS 3.SERVICES , off, 266-5871. 2128 NO DOWN PAYMENT, One only, Tappan George Petley LMT-MCAT REVIEW COURSES. Prepare Now. Microwave Touchmatic, browning element, memory, CONTA<.'TS?'I POLISHING & SOLUTIONS. Casey Mexico Call PENM 842-5200. tfn shelves. For more informntion call 268- Opt icn~ Company, 25~~8736. tfn ~,tdjustnblc An expert on Caribbean TYPING. 1st QUALITY, 883·7787. 2124 4394. 2/28 -HEY HEY LINDA J. Happy 22nd on the 22nd. It takes 0/16 hour for Parker 1965 VW SQUARBBA(.'K, !it)SO. Rebuilt ensine. 266- Affairs and former - You're One Spetlal Lady, Always a friend. Shay.2/22 :EDITORIAL SERVICE AND wriling assistance. Broth61'S to print $392.0IJO in 265-1164. • 3/6 6030. 2128 .•. UNDERWATER SPECIAL. FILM; "Island of the Canal Zcme Resident 69-AMC JAVELIN, to-mileage PS·PB-AC 343-V8, Monopoly money. Blue Dolphins." Room 250 C & D SUB, Wed., Feb. EXPERT TYPING. 266-4567, 2128 will speak ~AlLY . . "'' ... ~,.,. !ilrong engine, chcrry-i-ed. Little front-end damage, 22, 8:00 pm, UNM Scuba Club. 75c admission non~ '·'CLASSICAL GUITAR LESSONS: Segovia method. $1000, p~one;247-9369, 2/28 members. 2/22 Bcgi~'ilers welcome. 266-929J. 2128 WED., Feb. 22 Thursday. February 23, 1978 1977 DATSUN Excellent condition, 9000 IT'S YOUR MAGAZINE! Coniribute art, AIKIDO LESSONS. MARTIAL Art-Meditation, KINGCA~. miles. For more information, call 266-SOSI or 294- .. photography, Prose, poetry, etc. to UNM's ~;:reatvie First lesson free, Sandia Judo Club. 9:00 am 7:30PM 7006, for Jim Cox. 2/27 works magazine~·Conceptions-Southwest, Room 105 Saturday. 2/22 As~ BIG SALE-WRAP-AROUND .sweaters, excellent for Hilton Inn, Mediterranean Rm. Mcuron Hall or UNM Box 20, Deadline F~bruary 28. PUT PYRAMID POWER to work fOr you with a 2/24 Pyramid Power Hat. No one k11ows why pyramid this weather. Now only $7.50 at California Fashion Students With 10 - $1 Outlet, 2318 Central SE, acres~ from campus. 266- i•ACTS OF PASSION" ar~ •'happening soon in power works. but it docs. Improve learning &bilitY 1 UNM's Experimental Thea{er, Forget !he mid-term learn to rela;rc and energize yourself, 6H72, 2124 blues and lose yourself in 6 one.act plays March 5·8, Instruction/suggestions included, Send 99c plus two The ASUNm Speo.kers Committee 2127 13c stamps or $'1.25 plus name and address label or something similar, to CV, Box 41771, Chicago 60641, 6. EMPLOYMENT THE POSH BAGEL is forming a co-ed slOw-pitch presents Senate Approves College Bill soffball team. People interested in joining Inquire at 2/28 II The Posh Bagel art Central, ask for Ed. 2/28 QA '!'YPlNG SERVICE. A complete typing and PART-TIME STUDENT POSITION for ASUNM International Center Director. Application available ,,;; s·· ~ IIi. b..ll "C r·. ~ . 1!1.11 iil SOAK UP SUDS at Ned's tonite. Every Wednesday is editorial 'system. Technical, general, legal, medical, E :· l!w II ~. · Ill ·· . 1' I1 0-_ Df~ scholastic. Cllarls & tables. 345·2125. 4129 at 1808 Las Lomas NE, 10-12 and 1·4:30, or at the special drink nitc.· 2122 Ofnce of International Programs, 1717 Roma NE. KlNKO'S TYPING SERVICE (IBM selectric) and effect, bailing out the order of nuns PERRY'S PIZZA (across from UNM). WE Deadline March 31, 1978. 2/23 with The "knottiest problem" of the DEliVER. Call .843-9750. Try our fresh sal'ad and now 3·minute Passport Photos. No appointment. 268-8515. tfn BABYSITTERS A'ITENTION! THE Babysitter 1978 legislative session, the which runs the college. Conflict of for comment to the LOBO after maintained that it will support the fact that the University would slice specials for lunch. 2/27 Directory is looking for honest, reliable 01nd interest charges were also made by passage of the bill, but UNM has Fl RST LESSON FREB. Flat~pick ing or classical. proposed community college bill, whatever proposal is passed despite rather see the college as a branch dependable people who would like to be listed in a some legislators. The original Experienced teacher, Private lesson~. Call Marc at L 4. HOUSING cit)'·Wide directory of babysitters. Call883-8697.2/24 passed the senate lw a wide margin college ofUNM. & M M~sicStudio. 247·8158. 2/24 WANTED COCKTAIL WAITRESS, nights. Apply RUSS 8URGf:SS last night. purchase price for the financially UNM; BEHIND CLOSED doors! Call the LOBO ONE B~OCK UNM, Deluxe one bedroom furnished in pcr:mn Uncle Na~tY'~ftCr 8 pm. 4418 Central SE. plagued U of A was set at $8 news tip hot line, 277·5656. 2124 Tomorrow Hight Popejoy Hall 8 pm The bill, which has gone through .apartment, Twin or double beds, $185. Varsity 2127 " million. House, 141 ColumbiaSE. 3/10 WORK IN THE PeaccCorps,277·5907. 2128 Tickets on so.le now o.t the SUB o.nd Popejoy Ho.ll several amendments, will now be The Board of Educational CAMPUS COM~ACT APARTMENTS, 215 Yale PART.TIME JOB: Sales, Oexiblc hours, good pay. returned to the house for its final 2. LOST & FOUND Blvd. SEat Lead, Newer, quiet. colorfully furnished, Possible full-time for .<>ummer. Call: Phil Franc1.yk, approval. before being sent to the Finance and the legislators must Pot Users Panel Selection large student_ styled studio apartments, ne'l:t to stores, C.L.U .. 883-5360. 3/14 LOST; BROWN WALLET Feb. 7 with governor for his approval. agree on the curriculum for the UNM, and TV-I. $155/month with freeutiliJies, $100 OVERS6AS JOBS--Summer/year.round. Europe, S. idenllrication. 897-0391, Debbie, 2/24 deposit, no roommates or pets. See Man:~ger Ap~. 2. America, Australia,· A-.ia, etc. All fields, $500·$1200 The senate version of the bill calls proposed college before classes can REWARD: MEN'S CHOKER lost Saturday nite; 242~9092 eves, 2/22 monthly, expense.'> paid, sight seeing. Free for a two-year academic college. begin. February 18, Popejoy Hall. Call Jerry at 881-4432. NEED ROOMMATE TO SHARE 2 bedroom apt. information. Write: BHP Co., Box 4490, Dept. NB, But bill sponsors said it would take Will Begin Next Week 2,28 $95 a month. Prefer someone in mid-twenties. Call Berkeley, Ca. 94704. 3/10 Bernalillo County voters must SUBSTANTIAL REWARD FOR Japane!!e Netsuke Tayla, 256-1235. 2124 PART-TLME JOB: SALES, nexible hours, good pay. at least one year before classes are agree to tax themselves for doll on black cofd. Lost 2/16/78. Call Francine 277- By JOHN CHADWICK process should be completed within recommendation of the state ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED, campus l~bdrm, Pos:;ible fu!Hime summer. Call Phil Franezyk, CLU. started. The bill provides for $6 operation of the college before it 2631orinSantuFe983-7731. 3/3 carp~:ts, pets fine, $120. Call 262~1751, Valley 883-5360. 2tl7 million to purchase facilities for the LOBO Staff Writer six to eight weeks. medical society. FOUND: TEXAS TECH University cluss ring al Rentals, $30 fee. 2/24 can get off the ground. Selection will begin when the Ralph Marshall, executive UNM pool. Claim nl Campus Police. 2124 proposed campus. AVAILABLE SOON 3-BDRM, minutes to UNM. A meeting between bill department meets with director of the state medical LOST; SKETCHBOOK AND boar~ 18" X 24'', Kids, pels welcome $210. Call 262-1751, V,i\lley 9. TRAVEL Tl)e University of Albuquerque is opponents and the governor Reward if returned complete. 299..()628. 2124 Rentals, $30 fee, 2124 The selection process for a: three representatives of the New Mexico society, said the society had not yet RIDER WANTED WASHINGTOtl DC. Leaving 1/3- 112 not specifically mentioned as the Monday night resulted in several LOST: GREEN CIGARETIE case with I D's. Call WANTED ROOMMATE TO share 2-bdrm Thnro;day212J . .Jon, ~42·'1.2RR. 2/~2 site for the new college. The site will member panel of doctors who will Medical Society and other state been contacted but, will be happy to 843-6196. 2124 townhouse. FP, POll I, o;auna, $140 plu~ c)Ct:l rkity. amendments that might have medical organizations next week, Call Steve 277·.51 5!i ur J'J9-8612, 2/24 Sale be determined at a later date. determine patient qualification for cooperate in the program. FIND YOURSFI Fin the Peace <:nrp~. Ortega 233. 8. MISCELLANEOIJS secured passage of the bill. prescription marijuana will start Goldstein said. Goldstein said the panel would 277~5907. ss WHAT IS A C"OLLEGE INN'/ Goo~ foo~. Purchase of the U of A campus has Carpeted, air conditioning. Apartment -.;tylc llvmg. Bill opponents, state Sens. next week, Dr. George Goldstein, . He said the final selection of the review patient qualification based 303 Ash NE, 243·2~81, 2122 been one of the problems bill Aubrey Dunn and C.B. Trujillo, HAVE A3.0 ·in 12 hours of"Hi-si;ry'? Join Phi Alpha sponsors have 'faced. Some director for the department of panel, to be comprised of an on applications turned in by FOR RENT LARGE one bedroom furnisllcd Theta (History Honorary Society). MA~Y met with Gov. Jerry Apodaca to health and evironment, said opthamologist, an oncologist physicians and personal interviews apartment ncar UNM. $185.00 utilities paid~ Phone l3ENEFITS. Phi.Alpha Thet:~ Office, Mesa Vista Hull legislators voiced concern that discuss the controversial bill. 898·1254 or 266-1997 for appointment to sec. 2/27 2076. 2128 buying the U of A campus was, in Wednesday. (cancer specialist) and a with the individual to receive the FANCY I~BDRM, NEWLY furnished, stone UNM officials were not available UNM'S SIGMA CHAPTER of Phi Alpha Theca will ' Goldstein said the selection psychologist, will be based on the marijuana. fircplacej $75 pan utilities paid, Call262-1751, Valley hold ils Annual Initiation Bc111que1 on Saturdny, The law is designed primarily for Rentals, $30 fee, 2/24 March 4, 1978. All members, students, faeully and 136 Montgomery Plaza 883-7290 ENGINEERING STUDENT NEEDS two staff are invited. Tickets at Phi Alpha Theta Office, research to see if marijuana relieves BOOK SALE roommates to share new, 3-bdrm house near 12th and Mesa Vista Ha112076. 2124 the symptoms of glaucoma and the Men:~ul. $120/month, includes utilities. 345-6074. DO YOUR THING in the Peace Corps, 277-5907. " k ...... "'l. ... :· side-effects of cancer chemotherapy 2/22 2128 2-RDRM APARTMENT. LR, DR, kitchen. Three PHI ALPHA THETA will meet on Friday, February treatments, Goldstein said. Feb.15-Mar. 6 blocks to UNI\1, $100 plus utilities. 84J~9712. 2124 24, 1978 at 3:30 pm 10 ihe History Deparunent He said his office will report the RENT I·BDRM HOUSE North Valley, pets, $145. Lounge, Me.~:~ Vista Ha111106, 2124 TDDAY'S CBDSSWDBD PUZZLE results of the program to the Elect., water paid. Paul 296-4B86 (9~5), 344·2S40 CHEAP WATERBEDS! Waler Trips $89.95 buys ACROSS 53 Lars---···-: legislature when the law expires [eve.) li2Z you 1) dark walnut stained frame, 2) safety liner, 3) Etruscan UNITED Feature Syndicate ,LIVING BATCH foam comfort pad. 4) any size mattress wilh 3-ycar 1 Peruse July l, 1979. guaral1tce; $89.95.3407 Central NE. 25~-?2R9. _212J. king Tuesday's Puzzle Solved: BOOKSTORE 5 Flower part 57 Tries out Goldstein said the marijuana will FOR SALE 10 inclined be supplied by a federal agency and roadway again 2406 Central S.E. LOWEST PRICE RECORDS & tapes in New 61 Nichols' will not be available for another six 11 14 Novelist (across from Johnson Gym) Mexico. Natural Sound continues Its mellow down hero 'These two uprootod n'ISt6r.; have to eight weeks. The marijuana will easy" sale-a116.98 list LP1s, 3.99, all7.98list LP's, Victor---- 62 Emphasize been lying hem on the COmel' of 4,99. Higher list LP•s and all tapes, SI.OO off. 15 Flavor 64 Make a din be herbicide and pesticide-free, he Natural Sound Records and Tapes, 119 Harvard SE The Works 16 Movie VIP 65Make Harv8ld and Central, SE. for mom said. Store Only, ::~cross from Hippo Icc Cream. . 2124 -·-·Kazan than a week. After being notified of To become legal for prescription, SINGER FUTURA TOP of the line. Slighlly used but of amends 17 Annoyance 66Animal's the situation by the LOBO, the Tmf­ still under warranly, Push button bobbin-winder, has source all drugs must go through the 20%0ff computerized buttonholing. Does lOO's of fancy maya Deren gait fic Maintenance Shop said the process marijuana is going through stitches. Regular S800, now $150 cash. 294-8755. 2/28 19 Noted 67 Congers meters woad be replanted today. now, Goldstein said. Books In Stock AKC ALASKAN MALAMUTE puppies. Males and 20 Ascertain 68 Attacked females, 266· 7142, 2/28 dimensions verbally Goldstein said the program SAW. 21 Hand cover­ 69 Expresses HOMELITE CHAIN Unclaimed freiglll, ings probably could have been done automatic oiling, brand new, with case, new ft~ctory in words without a law, but the law gives the warranty. Assume payments. 268--4394. 2/28 23 Motion less 25 New form: project added strength. 30%0ff SINGER SEWING MACHINE. Left in lay-away, meshes of the DOWN not claimed, equipped to buuonhole, zig~zag, Older Prefix 11 Sailing 39 One cubic The current program and 1978 Calendars model. Pay $16 and take machine. 268..-f394. 2/28 Afternoon 26 The north direction meter 1 leveling 1 2 Aspect 40 Focused legislation was brought about by TRADE 1967 VW BUS for comparable Bug. 242~ and wind 4768. 2/24 29 Keeps back piece 13 Kitchen 43 Incense the actions of Lynn Pierson, a 26· Store Hours: RED KJRBV VACUUM Cleaner. With attachments. Ritual In 34 Winglike 2 Perserve utensils burners year-old UNM student, who had M-Fl0-7 New warr:~nty. Commercial motor. $5 monthly, or Transfigured 35 Ending for 3 Taj Mahal 18 Bonito's 45 Commands told legislators smoking marijuana S69cash. 266·5871. 2/28 dow or man site relative 47 Of the relieves the side effects of 4 More 22 Bicuspids hands Sat 10-5 UNCLAIMED LAY-AWAY. Sansui receiver, 4·way Time 37 Tutor chemotherapy. speakers, cassette recorder, turn!abte. New faCtory 38 Small drink clamorous 24 Earthquakes 49 Farm crop Sun 1-5 warranlies. Take over small monthly payments. 268- 39 Appetite for 5 Eyes 26 Of less 52 Feminine The research project could help 4393. 2128 food searchingly: value name many other people if marijuana is 41 ---Canals: 2 words 27 Popeye's 53 Remove by indeed effective, Goldstein said. At land N.Amer.wa­ 6 Food con- girl culling and tercourse sumer 28 Swift 54 Instrument 42 Eject 7 Pressure '30 Notable 55 Sudanese A Study In 44 Roman···· unit: Abbr. ages money ATIENTION SOPHOMORES! Choreography 45 Proofreader's 8 Whit 31 Bouquet 56 Kind Df tapir mark 9 ------holders 58 Shore bird A Navy Or Marine For The Camera 46 Christ Tomb 32 French 59 Trojan War 48 Rackets Moscow school site Corps Commission 50 Nat'l Rifle landmark 33 Loafers and 60 Establishes Assoc. 10 Bring back moccasins 63 "What's up in Just Two Years! 51 Hindu guitar into use 36 lost ---?" ~<-"''"" Which lt Way You Going?

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