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3-29-1978 New Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 081, No 122, 3/ 29/1978 University of New Mexico
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BIKE TO CLASS, finally furnished ·2-bdrm, secur~ly ull\ '3 Q u0 fenced yard, SilO. Call262-17ll~ V!lley Rentals, $30 fee. 03/31 WHAT IS A COJ;LEGE INN7 Excellent [ood (no Vl/te- ~ zP, l q··t( limit), Private and double rooms. Maid service, 303 . I Ash NE, 243-288 I. 03/28 SPE ,I,AL Spending Classifieds TDDAY'S CIDSSIDID PVZZLB 00 IONS 5. FORSALE By DOLORES WOOD --mounted a strong campais;n ~o repeal the To date $16,125.79 has gone for salaries Last year, KYSPIRG's budget was$2 500- PEUGOT BICYCLES SALES, service, accessoi'ies, LOBO Staff Writer food tax; (the campai'gfrwas unsuccessful) and $1,649.86 for work-study students. ·five percent of NMPIRG;s budget.' The JJ Moped, 3222 Central SE, 268-3949. 03/31 ACROSS 47 Sweet UNITED Feature 8yndicate NMPIRG received about $33,000 in --asked students what they most wanted us NMPIRG has four full time staff mem group Tisted its accomplishments as: TUNE-UPS, $10. Set dwell, timing, plug gap, carb. . potato payments from UNM for the fall semester. to work on -- the answer was where to get bers; one whose salary is about $8,000 a year, Bob 26540l4, 26l-322l. 03/28 1 Scrape Want 49 Monday's Puzzle Solved: the other three ·with approximate $7,000 _MICHELIN TIRES, all under $5. Expert bicycle harshly urgently Added to its approximate $13,000 carry-over your car fixed, sq we have published an Auto --the state's frist medical directory listing repairs. In shop Use of tools and instruction,available, 5 Early 50 Ending for from the last fiscal year, that brings the Fall Repair Guide; yearly salaries. standard prices and rating doctors; Classified Advertising is Albuquerque Bike Co~op, 106 Girard SE, Room 117. newsreel cash or jA ,. [S A lSI 1977 PIRG revenue to about $46,000. --a guide to brith control and maternity located In Marron Hall, Rm~ 105. 265-5170. 03/28 company -front IB lA II A T PIRG sent a release listing its "record of services; Open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 1969 VW BUG, Rebuilt engine, sunroof, dependable, ·10Wound 51 Paper --lobbying for the equal rights amend 344-8384. 03/28 accomplishment" for this year: --a guide to heating with firewood; Monday through Friday. c~ust . money ~i [U IE IV Kentucky State PIRG (KYSPIRG) is ment; 197l HARLEY-DAVIDSON 250 SPRINT, one --a guide to winter home energy con- Rates are: to run-an ad 4 days or ·14 Eight: Prefrx 53 Ornamental "--developed a program which gives another group in the same situation as owner. $400/best offer. Ca11294-7671, Ernie. 03/30 15 Deck In fin· vases Mil lA students credit for working on PIRG servation; less costs 15 cents a word per OUTSTANDING PRICES ON Maxwell C,9Q blank NMPIRG ··Kentucky has only one PIRG in --sponsoring a nuclear waste publication 00 ery 55 Friend IGIAIR ~!_INIE Is cassettes! UD: $3.25. UDXL: $4. Minimum 6, projects; --a guide to day care services; OJ day;. an ad placed 5 days or 16 Suffer loss 56 Most recent IR IE IN IE IE·I IO the state. Other PIRGs including California, and forum; Firefly, 2l6-149l. 04/17 17 Retail out- 6 ~ Part ofthe --obtained four Vista volunteers to expand --a survey of grocery stores in Iowa, Florida and Maine, pool their efforts more consecutively costs 9 HANG GLIDER, ELECTRA Flyer, Path Finder, l let: 2 words body IH Jn 11 r~t our work in areas of housing and nutrition, Albuquerque; --successfully lobbying for a bill to forbid cents a word per day. . Excellent Condition, $250.00. 256~1022. 03/31 re for a statewide organization. However, 19 R~ctangular e2 Keep one's IG IC --a pamphlet on working with the media; nonreturnable cans and bottles; NOON is the deadline to place IN DASH AM-FM, S-track stereo, 266-2878. 03/28 resulting in among other things, a free an KYSPIRG differs from NMPIRG in that it is prer head····· IH --questions and answers abqut the food ·-working with another group to stop an ad in next day. 1971 VW. GREAT condition, interior like new. Call 20 Barracuda [0 [R [A ]TIE ID IV IR swering service for landlord-tenant funded by the check-off system (students add for details, Ma~, 277-2161. 04/03 21 Foot: Prefix 64 Elysium 16 lA problems; (the federal government pays the tax; · two dollars to their tuition if they wish to water pollution in the area. ' 1976 GREEN DATSUN SEDAN. Lo\V mileage, on:y 22 Russian VIP 65 Giver IR s IN f. ~ ~fs salaries of the volunteers) -·a newsletter about nuclear waste." contribute to PIRG). KYSPIRO has no paid full-time staff. $2900. Excellent conditi~j· See Ken, 1908 Silver SE, of old. 66 Against FOUND: PAPERBACK FRENCH Dictionary. Call Apt. 5, at4:00 pm, M-S.· 03/29 23 Preludes to 67 Spanish 1. PERSONALS 87l·ll0l. 0)/29 the finals: painter FOUND: SMALL MIXED puppy, Terrier? Central 6. EMPLOYMENT Informal 68 Cooks by CONTACTS11? POLISHING & SOLUTIONS. and Terrace. Call873-1305, 03129 Casey Optical Company. 255-8736 tfn 25 Whale: boiling 1 8 Not 41 Cacophony ... PUZZLE RING LOST near SUB. $25 reward. 255- PART-TIME JOB -GRADUATE sLUdents only. Prefix 69 Go on elsewhere 46 Feel angry ACCURATE INFORMATION ABOUT con· 4364. 03/28 Afternoons and evenings. Must be able to work traception, sterilization, abortion. Right to Choose, Friday e.nd Saturday nights. Must be 21 yrs. old. 26 Be confi- specified: toward 294..0l71. FOUND; LADIES WRIST watch, near College Inn. 04128 Apply, in person, no phone~ calls please. Save-Way dent Abbr. 48 John L. · Call Roger 277·3106 day, 242·8356 evenings, 04/03 DOWN AGORA IS SPONSORING a talk by Psychology Liquor Stores at 5704 Lomas NE, 5516 Menaul NE. 30 Resin 24 Swedish Lewis 03/31 secreting lake followers Professor Sam Roll of UNM on the dangers of 1 psychotherapy, Wednesday, March 2~, 7:30 pm, J SERVICES insect Fabulous 25 Jean··---: 51 European New Mexico BiologyRm. 139, 03/28 • 31 Fashionable birds Fr painter shoe SAVE THE SEALS.. Let's stop the brutal slaughler ------~------8. MISCELLANEOUS 34 Certain 2 DL!II pain 26 Gave an 52 Church ofllelplcssbabies.883·3789. 03129 LSAT~MCAT REVIEW COURSES. Prepare Now, 3 Oliver Har- edge to bench DOWNTOWN SPACE FOR RENT: Walk-up · exams 842 200 DAILY - HOW LONG CAN IT GO ON71?7 NatUral Sound. Call PENM ~5 • tfn studios and offices: inexpensive, interesting, safe, 36 Light wave dy's buddy 27 Plead 53 Puts Into .Records and Tapes storewide sale is now in its third EXPERT TYPING. 2664567. 03/31 4 LO 0 unique. Rosenwald Building. Fourth and Central. amplifier H_urt 28 Explorer play - month-the longest sale in the history of New Mexico. QA TYPING SERVICE. A complete typing and 242·6166, 298-6046. 03/30 38 Done-·· 5 Light tint 29 Biblical 54 Be a horse- Wednesday, March 29, 1978 All6.98 Jist LP's are 3,99, al\7,981ist LP's are 4.89. editorial system. Technical~ general, legal, medical, CHEAP WATERBEDS! WATER trips $99,00 buys turn • 6 Wile . judge man Higher list LP's and all tapes, 1.00 off regular price. scholastic, Charts & tables, 345·2125. 04/29 you 1) dark walnut stained frame, 2) safety liner, 3) 39 Gross 7 Typhoon. 2 31 Meridian: 55 Apartments: Natural Sound has a large stock of used records and KINKO'S TYPING SERVICE (IBM selectric) and foam comfort pad, 4) a.ny size mattress with 5-year words , Abbr. Siang tapes which are guaranteed against defects, priced at now 3-minute Passport Pholos. No appointment. guarantee; $99.00. 3407 Central NE, 255-2289. 04/04 8 1.99 up. Bring down your unwanted records and 268.g515 . tfn Rabbits 32 Plain plinth 57 Lament tapes and trade for cash or new music, Natural Sound SOLAR POWER, G.E.D. products for home or 42 Ordinal relatives 33 Disliked 58 Sicily sight Records & Tapes, 119 Harvard SE, (across from TYPING 1ST QUALITY. 883-7787. tfn business, Call Mark at ALPHA Systems, 255-3367 suffix 9 Stared at 35 Up to now: 2 59 Arranges Absentees State Excuses Hippo Icc Cream), and8019·A Menaul NE. 04/14 GREAT TYPING! 266-39ll. Ol/ll TODAY. 04/04 .43 Mockery 1 0 Scheduled words tableware GENERAL CINEMA CORP. discount movie tickets ROTOTILLING BY APPOINTMENT. Group rates DOWNTOWN BAZAAR: RETAILER'S stalls for 44 General 11 Form 37 Lance's 60 Animal's now available; SUB Box Office. $2,50. 03/31 available. Call Tim, 268-6510. 04/28 rent: $100.00 month, $7.00 day, Open Monday. heading 12 Movie .. relative gait Saturday. Rosenwald Building. fourth and Central. NOTRE DAME ALL the Way in the Nl./~\. 03/29 DRESSMAKING. MEN'S CLOTHES. Alterations. 45 Pay ex 242-6166, 298-6046. 03/30 13 ropcp~rt 40 Negative re· 63 Promise ANNUAL PHI ALPHA THETA bC"ok sale. Prices 262-0868. 03/28 penses u sponse solemnly from !ic. Hundreds of titles. At SUB from 9·5 TYPING24l-lll7. Ol/28 SELF-HYPNOSIS WORKSHOP April I & 2, Senate Attendance Tallied Saturtlay 10-4 prn, Stmtlay 14 pm. Cosl SJO,OO, Tuesday,April4,1978. 04/04 TUTORING AVAILABLE TO and male minority students S20,00. Limited enrollment. Phone 262-0066 students in pre-nursing course requirements. Call CREATIVE SEWING-SEW wh11out patterns. Class or266-1789. 03/JI starts April 6th. The Weave_·:'~' S1udio, 205 Stanford 2l01. 03/28 By D.M. FLYNN NATURAL DYE WORKSHOP. Learn to use native SE. 265-9100. 03/31 ACCURATE TYPING BY PROFESSIONAL. 242· plants as dyes. The Weavers' Studio, 20~ Stanford LOBO News Editor PHI ALPHA THETA (HislOry Honorary Sociely) 2266. 04/01 SE,265-9100. Ol/JI Four of 18 ASUNM Senators will meet on Friday, March 31, 1978, at 3:30pm in WEAVING, SPINNING CLASSES--inkle and the History Department Lounge, Mesa Vista Hall cardweaving workshops--all starting soon. The have missed one-third of the senate 1104. Ol/JI Weavers' Studio, 205 Stanford SE, 265-9100. 03/31 meetings this semester and four 1ST ANNUAL EVERYTHING must go spring sale TUTORING IN SPANISH, conversation or reading; other senators have perfect senate aU pipes, tobacco's, paraphernalia, imported CRIIMiguel, 262-0449. 03/31 cigarettes, celestial teas, rainbows, incense, meeting attendance records, ac everything up to 40 per cent off at Pipe & Tobacco TUTORING-GENERAL AND Organic Chemistry, Want Ads say it Math, Calculus. Steve, 2664856. 03/.31 cording to records released by the Road, 107Jl Cornell SE, across from UNM. M·f 8:30-6:00, Sat. 10-S. (Expecting a tax refund? One EDITORlAL SERVICE AND writing assistance. in a. Big WayH ASUNM secretary. dollar puts any pipe on layaway!) 04/10 26l-1164. 04/10 Only Senator Phil Hernandez, PERRY'S PIZZA. We Deliver. Call 843-9150. Try however, is batting 1.000 in his our fresh .salad and slice: specials for lunch. 04/03 attendance of senate and standing GEORGE FOR EDJTORI!I tfn committee meetings, the records SPECIAL DRINK PRICES during happy hour at 4. HOUSING Ned's. Extra special drink prices during Very Happy report. Hour at Ned's, 03/28 ROOMY l·BDRM FURNISHED apt., utilities paid, Senators Rick Anaya, chairman Sl8l.OO mo.;JI6 Harvard SE. Call898-12l4. 03/31 of the sente finance committee, & FURNISHED EFFICIENCY, UTILITIES paid, 2. LOST FOUND SJ43.00 mo., I 710 Coal Pl. SE. Call898·12l4. 03/31 Millie Arviso, R.J. Laino, chair FIND YOURSELF in the Peace Corps. Ortega 233. J BEDROOM HOUSE, wall·to-wall carpet, close to man of the presidential ap 277-5907,. ss UNM, nice neighborhood, S30S. 268·1637. 03/30 pointments committee and LOST: NEAR PHYSICAL Plant, blue bounded lab APT. FOR RENT. Great 3-b.drm, 2 bath, all the Stephanie LeMay have each missed ' notebook. Please caU Rick, 271-4681. 03/29 extras! S39l/mo. 2934183. 03/31 FOUND: NOTEBOOK W/NAME Hen[}' Salazar. ALL UTILITIES PAID, clean soled 1-bdrm, 3·blks Thrsa psrsons were arrested on campus lata Tuesday afternoon three of the nine senate meetings to UNM, S6l. Call262·17ll, Valley Rentals, $30 fee. Identify and claim. See Terry Halpin, Rm. 216 and booked on felony charges of passing a forged prescription at included in the records. 1 ournatism Bldg. 03/29 03/31 "One time I was out of town, the the Lobo pharmacy and for possession of a substance suspected of Rick Anaya, chairman R.J. Laine, chairman of baing harion, police said. other I was sick and the other my husband was involved in an ac ASUNM Senate Finance Com· presidential appointments com· SUNGLASS HD'OTS C~ed Rosie Bernadaft8 Chavez, 515 Wisconsin NE., Nicky Filimanio mittea, missed throe of nine mittfiB, missed three of nina Ray-Bans, Photo-ehroJ'~"~Ji"~,~ cident," Arviso told the Lobo. Di Montoya, 1121 Palomas SW•. and Mary Asperlia Chavez, 333 senate mf18tings. senate meetings. Gradients, Mirrors, or Polarized. Slrago.n Alcazar NE. were arrested in a car by city police after a chase LeMay, who is one the UNM ski HAYAY SHALOM · Casey Optical Co. team, said she missed the meetings Makers af Hand Made which ended in the walkway between the art building and Wood Senators Ann Dunphy, Joe by president Tom Williams on (nat door to casey Rex:a/1 Dru~ to attend regional and national Gorman, Phil Hernandez and John March 20 at which Anaya, Laino, Recorded Message Lomas at Washington Indian Jewelry ward Hall. Q skiing competitions. Kelso have not missed any senate Martinez, Roibal, Seidman, Phone 296-8568 255-6329 OLDTOWN The child of one of the parsons arrested waits with an officer in an unmarked police car after the arrest. Laino said, "I must have been meetings, according to the record. Toohey and Warin were not working. I cut work more than I cut Senators missing two meetings are present. senate meetings." Rudy Martinez, Marc Seidman and Also on the record are the Pat Toohey. Senators Jack Fortner, number of standing committee Eric Lucero, David McCrane, ·meetings missed by senators Arv;,o I steering committee chairman (3), Dunphy (3), Fortner (2), Mexico Daily Lobo Robert Roibal, Mimi Swanson and Gorman (4), Kelso {1), LeMay (2), Leroy Warin have each missei::l one Lucero {1), McCrane (2) and .,'\i(, meeting. .. Toohey (1). Dunphy is President .. ·~ Pleue place the following classified adverti'JemeDt in the New Mnko Doily The record does not include the pro tempore of the senate and is an Lobo times(s) beginning , under, the heading ·- ..... past two senate meetings. It does ex-officcio member of all three -- standing committees. (circle one): 1. Penonab; 2. Lost & Fotmd; 3. Services; ... Bowing; include, however, a meeting called 5. For Sale; 6. Employment; 7. Travel 8. Miscellaneous. Want Ads say it • . ~ • in a Big Way!t
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By NICKI KARST LOBO Staff Writer An African fashion show, a ASUNM Hopefuls "Chopsticks Dance," and · an z g) Wodd''News Opanci folk dance are only a few of (1):;; fl the attractions of the annual Culture Variety ~ l;J Take Out Petitions (1) International Festival to be held at ~ the SUB Ballroom Saturday, April ,.,~- g 8. . Thirty_ three persons have taken out petitions for ASUNM president, ~ Plunges Caracas. into Darknes$ UNM students from 17 countries Festival Theme VIce presid~~t and sen.ate elections which will be held April12. ~- 0 t-l will perform songs and dances in a Tom Wtlhams, Phi! Hernandez, Ann Dunphy and Mimi Swanson have '< program beginning at 7 p.m. taken out petitions for president. Petitions for vice president were taken S Hector Garcia anlf Derek Swinson out by Ricardo X. Zuniga, R.J. Laino, Leonard Garcia Tad Howington tr:1 .and Kent Ghahrcmani. ' will be featured in a 'special per P i Blackout Greets Garter formance. Petitions for senate were taken out by'Karen Alarid, Valerie Ervin, Rick ~ McNamara, Paul Holusha, Tom Fisher, Russel Sommers Suzanne M ~ CARACAS, Venezuela without power, but he ruled out Simon Bolivar. ~ Emergency power generators eventually affects aU of us," he said Cully, Gi?son, Jeffrey Keil, Kulby R.S. Puri, Walt 'Locke, ::r sabotage and expected quick The President said he will speak Included in the Chinese students' D~niel Phili~ ~ President Carter delighted his were activitated at La Casona, the "That is why the vigor of R. Pnest, Enc Lucero, Mario Ortiz, Stephen A. Meyer, Albert Can- restoration. to the leaders of Venezuela, performance will be the traditional D~ ~ Z "venezuelan hosts Tuesday with two presidential palace where Carter democratic institutions here means lion dance and "tai-chi" which is a delana, Mark Brown, Jack Fortner, Marc Gordon Mike Carter Lori - N' short speeches in impeccable was staying. The president's party Carter made his brief speeches in Bolivia, Nigeria and Liberia -- the so much to us. We know that Dean, Ann Kelly, Eirik Johnson and Bob Primeaux. ' ' ~ stops on his seven-day, 14,000 mile graceful, slow-moving dance based ~ Spanish, then was greeted by a was not inconvenienced. Spanish at the airport reception whenever the rights of any in on breath control. center and at a wreath-laying trip -- about "peace, justice for P.. massive power blackout that A spokesman for fhe Caracas dividual in the world are Booths from each country will plunged much of this capital into ceremony in the Pantheon at the · individuals and nations, the defense Electric Co. said almost I million of diminished, ouf own rights are open at 4 p.m., with an array of grave of Venezuelan liberator of human liberty and how to make endangered." ... darkness. the city's 2.5 million residents were international foods and ·arts anti 7 Posts Open on P!RG Board sure that the resources of the land Carter held talks with can satisfy the necessities of all the craf.ts representative of their Venezuelan President Carlos respective countries. The booths peoples of the world." Andres Perez, discussing mainly oil Election for PIRG's board of person must be: will be decorated in the motif of Arabs Request and energy supplies. Perez then directors is to be held April 12, the A full-time graduate or un each country and prizes will be "We know that in the modern hosted Carter at a state dinner at same time as the ASUNM elections. dergraduate student; ENGINEERS awarded for the most original world what affects one nation the presidential palace. A member of NMPIRG (did not designs. There are seven positions open. The receive the $2 PIRG refund), Avery construction Company Is looking Chief's ·Parley board is composed entirely of Interested persons should go to for a hard working, Industrious person All of the work for. the festival is students and is responsible for the PIRG office to pick up ap who wants to get Involved with a growing, CAIRO, Egypt - Arab foreign hardline opponents who opppose progressive construction company. being done by the international directing the staff to participate in plication forms which will be ready ministers called Tuesday for a Cairo's bid for peace with Israel. We are looking for a person who wants students at UNM. Admission is various projects. after 10 today. Applications are due to develop a future In Heavy & Hlg~way meeting of Arab chiefs-of-state and The 11 ministers and six am free. T/le Annual UNM International Festival. To qualify for the board, a construction areas of field superv1slon, Attorney Hopeful at 5, Wednesday, April5. field layout, bidding, estimating, con-' set up a committee to heal the bassadors, seeking to "revive Arab structlon and other related fields In the breach between Egypt and its solidarity," called on Sudanese construction Industry In New Mexico and Presdient Jaafar Numeiry, to head Colorado. · ONTACTLENS the conciliation committee. Nixed by Bell For further (ntormaUon, ·SPECIAL contact or wtlle: $10 Allergan Kit $3.50 But there were doubts the THE Bus Avery Call lor low pricc:!i On huid, conciliation attempt would work P.O. Box GG soli, or u~mi·~olt l!!nses · Buena Vista, Co. 81211 because the ministerial conference r Casey Optical Co. WASHINGTON-- Attom~y General Griffin Bell Tuesday turned down or call: was boycotted by the five "I (303) 395·2443 (next dOar to Cas~ Rt:xall Drug} a candidate for U.S. attorney in Pittsburgh because his law firm paid I Lomas at Washington. "rejection" states -- Syria, Libya, $60 000 to a Democratic congressman supporting the nomination. I "::::::::::;::::::~:;=;;:;;;=;~;::;;;=;;~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~ Algeria, Iraq and Southern Yemen. Bell still sensitive to the firing of Philadelphia Republican David - The conference also declared I. UNION Marst;n as U.S. attorney there, told George E. Schumacher his selection ' ..... • ••• • • • • • • • • • •, backing for the Palestine has been too "publicized and politicized" for Schumacher to serve ef I· I Liberation organization as the I fectively in Pittsburgh. I· • "sole legitimate representative" of Schumacher was the choice of six Democratic Pennsylvania I • b . th• s a the Palestinian people and said its congressman and Bell told him in a letter he had an "excellent job" as capabilities should be strengthened. FILM THEATRE •• rlng 1 d •• public defender. · . It approved a Beirut government Nevertheless Bell said he will not recommend Schumacher to President request for a six-month extension Carter as a replacement' ' for U.S. Attorney Blair Griffith, a Repubhcan. PRESENTS of the mandate of the Arab peace . a get a •• keeping force in Lebanon, which holdover. . Schumacher's candidacy was the subject of local controversy because of • • expires April27. payments totaling $60,000 his law firm once made to Rep. Joseph M. :I Gaydos, D-Pa., which were said to be legitimate legal fees. ~ 'Secretary Opponents of Schumacher have charged the payments to Gaydos, one of GREAT FILMS : fRI:_£ : the House members promoting hirn for the job, might place a cloud over :: Schumacher's role as a politically independent prosecutor. i': •· 'I • • For a Day' "Unfortunately for you, for me and the public," Bell wrote BRAKHAGE ' . Schumacher, "the selection process in Pittsburgh has been politicized and ,,·l FILMS publicized to the extent of making it difficult for you and perhaps any local I' •i : STORE : ~A~~~~l~~~~~~d lawyer to enter upon the assignment with full confidence in the com ·j munity. • ~~ ~OG • Cooper had the rare opportunity "! have, therefore, decided against recommending your nomination to Tuesday of being in charge of the the President " Bell said. "I am inclined at this point to find someone •• Cl' •• State Department. But he will only from outside the western district to become U.S. attorney in Pittsburgh." have that pleasure until this • • weekend. I • • Cooper, Undersecretary of State • • for Economic Affairs, is the fourth- ranking official of the State Death Decline Noted • California Art Supply, Inc. I ~e~~~i~;n~ithT~:cre~!~r oft~~=~~ • COMMERCIAL ART SUPPLIES /LETRASET I FORMATT I CHARTPAK Cyrus Vance, are out of town this ATLANTA - The United States Public Health Service Professional • ART & CRAFT SUPPLIES/DRAFTING SUPPLIES/PICTURE FRAMING week or have left the department: has achieved over the last five years Association, attended by an 2510 Central Ave. SE, Albuquerque, NM 87106 I 505-265-3733 ~. --Vance is with President Carter the most• dramatic decline in the estimated 500 members . every L ~->~ ;o;.J~~N~~~~ ~~...... ~~r~;!. trip to South America and national death rute since the He said infectious diseases no Wednesday, Thursday Friday, and Saturday •• • discovery of penicillin, a special longer pose a major threat as a --Deputy Secretary of State assistant to President Carter said cause of death. He said that in Warren Christopher left Monday Tuesday. stead, leading causes of death and March on a five-day trip to Europe. This decline has been almost illness are those "relating to life --Under Secretary of State for entirely due to a reduction in heart styles-lack of exercise, automobile If· Stan Brakhage in person 1 S·The General-Buster Keaton Political Affairs, Philip Habib, disease, Dr. Peter Bourne told the accidents and the excessive use of resigned recently for reasons of 13th annual meeting of the U.S. alcohol and drugs, not to mention 1 9•0pen Ni_ght - Films by health. suicide." April Apart from a national health Local filmmakers insuJ'ilnce program, Bourne said the 1•Zorba the Greek The University of New Mexico LOOKIN' most fundamental contribution the 20•0ctober or Ten Days that government can make at the present &•The Bank Dick-W.C .. Fields Shook the World-Eisenstein Student Publications Board FOXY. ... time t¢lward improving American's healtb IS to lead a shift away from &•Films by Gary Doberman 21•Animation Night is accepting applications for "tra.ditional preoccupation with FEEL IN' cris'ls health care toward a new 7•The Caine Mutiny-Bogart 22•She Done Him Wrong New Mexico Daily Lc;bo emphasis on prevention and on FANTASTIC education of the public as the long 12•The Weir Falcon Trilogy The Dentist-W.C. Fields Editor-In-Chief range key to better health." by Stan Brakhage 2&•Biood of a Poet -Cocteau Look great, feel fantastic New Mexico tS· Films by Landow, Nelson, 27·Broken Blossoms-Griffith In this world famous s<.~ndal. Applications are available in the Student Exclusive toe crest sculpted DAILYLOR0 Publications Business Office, Marron Hall on smooth beechwood base and Bartlett 28·Destiny- Fritz Lang helps tone legs naturally Vol. 82 No. 120 1 room 131. Completed applications must be EXERCISE as you walk. In exciting ~' '' I t4•Tramp, Tramp, Tramp 29·College - Buster Keaton returned by 12:00 noon on Friday March 31. NEW Natural Wheat and The New Mcx{co Dally !..abo is published SANDALS Chocolate with Monday through Friday every regular ,veck of Candidates will be interviewed by the Board dark-toned base. the University year ond weekly during the sum· The Fatal Glass of Beer ~ mer t;cs.don hy the noard of Student at it's April 4, meeting to be held at 7:00p.m. Publlcations o£ the University of New Mexico, and Is not financially nssocialccl with UNM. in the Student Union Building, room 230. Seco1~d cla~spostngc paid at Albuquerque, Ntw i~~~f all colors Mexico 87131. SufJ.~crlpUon rate is $10.00 for ~ 1\~w 1\\e:x.\co .v, the aeadem ic year. for information The oplnlom cxprc.sscd on the cdltc>rinl pnp;cs call 277-5243 1 Olli"BOl'!ilDIC · of the Daily Lobo nrctho~eof the author solely. l s\\oe. s\\O\) ' ~~~~nn V~t~ip;ncd oplnltlli is that of the editorial bourd of Tfu~ Dally Lobo. Notl!lng prit1tcd in the Students $ 1 .. 00 General $1.50 Dally !~obo necessarily rcprcschlS the Vh•ws of 1 4821 C:mTRAL NE oppo1lto Hiland Shopping the Unlvers!lY of New Mexico. il I :ji ' ,__00 Fulbright Forms Available "'.... I o\ Applications for more than 500 ('l fields and for professional training ~ .c scholar ships provided by the in the creative and performing arts. :!i u Fullbright-Bayes Act will be s::: ~ available May I for the 1979-80 Applicants are required to have a (D :::2 ()~- 6 N school year, the Institute of bachelor's degree. Four years of 0 ~ International Education an professional study or equivalent 0 0 nounced. experience is needed for applicants r::. ..J -< ;>. 'Editorial The grants are for graduate study in the creative and performing arts . t"" ::::1 or research abroad in academic Application deadline is Sept. 30. 0 0"' l:l:1 0 .o (.) ·~ Hol.ier Than Who ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :::2 ::r ~ IS N ., It was the Fourth of July in Marph as the ASUNM Senate began its z budget hearings Monday. · ..,; ·"'...... , Highlighting the days' events was Cultural Committee Chairman .._, "'00 "" Dave Epstein telling the senate it could take its money and "shove it." p.."' We wouldn't nominate Epstein for Most Tactful Person of the year, but we can understand his frustration in dealing with the senate which J?hn Craig, a photographer formerly with Franconia College, will give tends to don official robes at this time of year. We wouldn't be the first an Illustrated lecture on the history of photogravure and his own ideas at to remark that the senate thinks itself divine whenever it starts playing 8:15p.m. Thursday, March 30 in the Fine Arts Center, Room 2018. puppeteer with the organizations' budgets. WE FOUND SOME SENATORS' REACTIONSto Epstein's remarks NOW TWO LOCATIONS rather intersting. There were shouts of "How dare they threaten us:· GSA· elect,i_on absentee voting may be done Thursday, March 130, and "I don't like that remark you made about telling us to shove our Monday, Apnl 3 and Tuesday April4 in the GSA office from 9-2 p.m. Wyoming Mall money." Sen. Stephanie LeMay was one of the few who kept her cool & Our New Greenery saying that Epstein's remark wasn't endearing him to any of the locals. · We find this "holier-than-thou" attitude from some senators to be Agora is sponsoring a talk by· UNM psychologist Dr. Sam Roll on the 4501 4th St. N.W. particularly juvenile. Who do they think they are anyway? Sacred cows? dangers of psychotherapy tonight at 7:.30 in Biology 139. . Part of the job as an elected official is to take some heat once in Now Available: awhile and the rest of the organizations are in deep trouble if the senate (, - is going to continue to act so thin-skinned and pompous. The Latin American Center will give a slide show on Ecuador with in Baskets From Mexico WHEN DEALING WITH SUCH A VOLATILE ISSUE as money, 'we G~NG '"&Q rormation on UNM's Andean Study Center in Quito, Ecuador today at 4 think the senate would be wise to realize that they are not the gods of m Ortega 153. On Sale: False Aralias Mount Olympus. DOONESBURY Asparagus & Bird's Nest Ferns We hear a lot of talk about "cooperation" from the senate, and this Letters· pompou£: attitude is far short of cooperative. Lt. James Snyder, a nuclear officer, will speak on chemical engineering MAY I H//V/3 YOUR. A77CNTION, 2268-C Wyoming N.E. I 4501 4th N.W. (505) 294-3072 FOR. and the nuclear Navy today at 2 in Farris Engineering Center, Room 303. PaJPl&? !Ait'!
By J.B. SKENANDORE Rodeo Association (NIRA), sport," he said. I( 00 Primeaux said UNM support ·() ..... LOBQ Stl\ff Writer Primeaux said the southwestern .• 0'1 could make the team a success \ ..... The steel gate swings open and a district is "one of the toughest" of a\ saddle bronc spins out of the chute, the 10 NIRA regions. by enabling it to generate its own > N l crow-hopping and bucking across . "UNM will compete against revenue and helping it to attract ·' -5 good cowboys. '· 1;1 the soft dirt of the arena, trying to teams including Eastern New ::g dump the cowboy who bounces on Mexico University, New Mexico "Many New Mexico cowboys go (' to school at Eastern New Mexico or 11 6 his back, one hand waving free. 1 unior College, New Mexcico State Ctl If the cowboy can stay on for and Hardin-Simmons University in State, but with the quality of riders ., 0 Cowboys eight seconds while spurring the Abilene, Texas," he said. in the state and the quality of ...- education at UNM, we could have a b horse without touching it with his Team members will compete in ·a free ·hand, a buzzer will sound, five events: saddle bronc, bareback national championship team here in 0 signalling a successful ride. Two riding, bull riding, steer wrestling three years if we received support. 0 ,,c·~,1J ·0: £ u ,. • judges will then assign a score. and team roping. Last year there were three high ';( # Don't Or, on the other hand, he might A women's team to compete in school state champions from :::2" end the ride lying on the arena floor goat tying·, breakaway roping and Albuquerque who went to State or ::: with a mouthful of dirt and no barrel racing has not been formed Eastern because those schools have z." score . yet. estasblished rodeo clubs," he said. ..,- The event is saddle bronc riding Primeaux said college rodeo Primeaux described how the club
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. gi Crystnl Doesn't Shine -5 til [ ~ Joe Ely's I'VE CRIED 1HE BWEs RrmrrOUToF MY EYES ~ 0 CRYSTALGAYIE (!) i!:l. MCA RECORDS MCA-,,,, 0 f§ 0 ....l Honky Tonk » ·KLYT Gets New Transmitter tJ By ROBERT SPIEGEL ~ '@ For the first one and a half years change. progressive, 'hip' Christian Rock 'n' Roll -< ~ of its existence, KLYT (K-light) - On May 1st, a brand-new sound.'~ The recently released album by Crystal Gayle, I've Cried the Blues Right 5 u FM 88 in Albuquerque· has ·been transmitter will begin beaming This 'hip' sound includes such Out of My Eyes, is a vault item which has been dragged out, apparently, to txl ~ frustrated by its small coverage "The Lyght" to all of Central New world-acclaimed recording artists Honky Tonk Masquerade/Joe take advantage of Gayle's continuing success. Devout fans will surely find 9 area. Due to the location of its Mexico from atop 10,000 foot as B.J. Thomas, who won a Ely/MCA Records MCA-2333 this of at least marginal interest, but the album is at most a display of ~ ~ transmitter, KL YT's Con- Sandia Croot. More than $40,000 Gramrny recently for his gospel Gayle's early, somewhat awkward, struggles as a singer. This is nowwhere "'(l temporary Christian format was was raised from throughout the album, Back Home Where I near as good as the material which finally brought success to Gayle. ;::, ~ available to only a small minority community for the new equipment, Belong, and Debbie ("You Light By ROBERT SPIEGEL On this album, Grystal Gayle sounds remarkable like her sister Loretta .:0 ~ of Albuquerque's 300,000 according to KL YT's new general Up My Life") Boone. There's Joe ·Ely's Hanky Tonk Lynn, though without Loretta's personality. This is country music aimed - o... population. This is about to manager, Victor Emert. Christian folk music from the likes Masquerade is very interesting. at a strict commercial market, including such sap as "Mrs. Degree," where oo~ . "Our format is desigp.ed of Paul Stooky (Peter, Paul and Although Ely hasn't quite found his the singer praises traditional female roles. Experimental primarily ~or the young,;.V-<;aid Mary) and even Christian rock by feet~ in the recording studio, this Crystal Gayle's success came when she abandoned this attitude and Psychodrama Workshop Emert. "Contemporary, exciting Barry McGuire, who became a hard album offers some nice honky tonk began to present women in a much more contemporary light: "I'll Get spiritual music is a new rock star in the '60's with "Eve of with and rock and roll. In fact. it is Over You.'' I'd guess that if Gayle had continued with the type of material Destruction." t · EVA BRANHAM- APRIL 14-16 phenomenon and we're among a on I've Cried the Blues Right Out of My Eyes, success would have Emery, who joined KL YT in probably because this album is not SAN CRISTOBAL N.M. very few stations in the country remained at a distance. This album isn't bad; it's merely irreleva.nt, and it January after serving the past five lavishly produced that it is so at reservations 266-7090 who are pioneering in this can't touch anything Crystal Gayle has done since. and a half years as Director of tractive. This is straight foward D.A.R.E., a local Christian drug hard country, direct and innocent J. rehabilitation program, thinks that in the best sense. There is no ob the "Lyght Sound" will appeal vious market for which this album Join the most to the 18 to 35 age group, but DeeDee ~rldgewo.ter: Just fo.mlly. is aimed, a nice relief from the also the older listener who "likes a country slots of outlaw, Nashville PEACE CORPS beat to his music." or crossover. Makers of Hand Made AGORA and the Psychology Dept. Indian ~ewelry "We'.re going to play lots of 277-5907 of UNM present: Ely's songs are also quite good; OLDTOWN music, absolutely no sermons and a Btldgewnter At Home he is no Hank Williams yet, but he variety of short, relevant programs is working on it. There is also an Dr. Sam Roll designed to help people find Just Family/Dee Dee like Nancy Wilson (Dee Dee's idol) and Joni Mitchell-but for Just unpredictable quality here which practical answers to life's hang Bridgewater /Eiectra/6E-119 will probably not bring him big on By BRIAN MATTHEWS Family she is also as pop oriented as ups," Emert continued. "We're Allee Wo.lker bucks, but which does allow for Dee Dee Bridgewater is an Natalie Cole or Aretha Franklin. "The Dangers of Psychotherapy not trying to be 'religious', we just some fascinating at breaking down want to provide young people with extraordinary talent. After doing Bridgewater has one hell of a voice. (Still Crazy after all These Years)" upbeat, exciting entertainment that stints with some of contemporary For the most part, Just Family is the usual divisions in country Wednesday, March 29 will also meet their spiritual Walker Guest Speaker jazz most outstanding musician a mellow album, but there are music. On "Cornbread Moon," he needs." s-that includes, Stanley Clarke, moments where Me. Bridgewater throws a swing beat in on the 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm KLYT, located at 88.3 on the FM Norman Connors and Roy Ayers to leans back and wails, as in the title chorus while keeping a cross Biology 139 dial, is owned by the non-profit Literary artist Alice Walker will lecture and read from her works at the name a few, and after receiving a cut, which is as "funky" danceable between honky tonk and all out Christian Broadcasting Academy in International Center today. · "Tony award" for best supporting cut. Even though the album is "pop rock and roll going during the Albuquerque. C.B.A. was founded She will deliver her lecture, "Women Alive," at the International Center actress in the Broadway musical orientated" look for it in the jaxx verses. All this is a trace awkard, four years ago to train young at 3 p.m. Her reading will take place at 8 p.m. in the South Ballroom of the The Wiz Ms. Bridgewater has section-it warrants the but in light of his daring attempt, people in all phases of broad Student Union Building. decided to put her energies into her classification. the clumsiness is perfectly casting, including FCC licensing, W~lker~ who is t_he fiction editor of "Ms." magazine, explores the own album. . Best Cuts: "Night Moves" forgivable. I hope we hear more announcing, production and relatiOnShips between personal injustice and social injustice in her novel This is Dee Dee Bridgewater's (written by Michael Granks), from Joe Ely. This album is a nice, writing. Courses in production are The Third Life ofGrange Copeland. ' first album for Electra/Asylum's "Children Are the Future of the solid base to grow from, to build be,ing planned for the summer. "I was curious to know why people and families (specifically black new fusion/jazz division, buy her World" and "Just Family". on. families) are often cruel to each other and how much of this curelty is second solo Lp. Her first album ca~se?, by <;>utside .force~, such as segregation and unemployment," she was on Atlantic Records, simply Saturday, April I, 8:00p.m. sard. Famrly relatiOnShips are sacred, but a racist society constantly acts entitled Dee Dee Bridgewater and .lohn•on Gymna•h11m to destroy the black individual, the black family unit, the black child." while there was some trouble Spring Workshops On ' This Friday Night Tatum O'Neal has been voted Walkc;r has also ~ritten two volum!ls of poem~. Once (196~}..1\lld getting into her first album, Just ReSEJWd Seats $7.00 &$6.00 Actress of the Year by readers of Revolutionary Petumas and Other Poems (1973). Her most recent novel is Family jumps out and grabs you. Avolloble at all Ticketrnaster LoalUons: In The The Performing Arts Collectiv( · PAC's studio complex at 7216 IJNM SUB and Popejoy Hall Box Offlcees Japan's top-circulation fan Meridian (1976). Her well-known essay, In Search of Our Mothers' The album is produced by bassist Spring Workshops, beginning April Fourth Street, NE. plus special guest star magazine, Screen. The award Gardens, asks what it meant for "a black woman to be an artist in our Stanley Clarke and features out 3, will offer two new additions to its For registration information call follows an unprecedented media grandmothers' time." standing musicianship from Ms. BDWIY 1!1!181 schedule of classes: "Intermediate the Performing Arts Collective In The Student l 1 nion interest in the 14-year-old actress . A graduate of Sarah Lawren~e College, Walker teaches writing and Bridgewater's suporting cast. Acting," taught by Ellery Edwards during business hours at 898-7310. lluildiug llasement • and her new film International hterat~re at Wellesley College m Massachusetts. She is presently on There's Harvey Mason, Chick places emphasis upon application Velvet. sabbatical under a Guggenheim followship to continue research on black Corea, George Duke, Alphonso of skills to specific scene work; woman writers from 1746 to the present. • The MOM film is the continuing Johnson,· Airto, David T. Walker, Deborah Blanche's "Theatre for One Of The Albuqnerque Clnb story of the studio's 1944 screen hit, After the evening reading, the New Mexico Women's Political Caucus Ronnie Foster and more. The and with Young People" will in -SIM4- Seene's Most Versatile National Velvet, which brought will hold a reception for Walker at the home of Victoria Prinz 410 Solano amazing thing is that along with clude simple aspects of technical FRIDAY! stardom to Elizabeth Taylor. SE. The public is invited. ' Clarke's production, and the DaneeBauds • theater (open scenery and props) Walker's appearance at UNM is sponsored by the Women Studies obvious complexities of a band of and the use of maxi-puppets, along department, Delta Sigma Theta, the Committee on Special Lecturers The this nature-the album works. with beginning acting technique, "Where do you buy SUB Film Women's Center, the YWCA and the ASUNM Speakers Committee. ' Dee Dee Bridgewater's voice is a . movement and speech. entr!DI'n Tonight's film. will be Leotine The afternoon lecture is free to the public. Tickets for the evening recital synthesis of the best voices today. Classes in "Mime: Technique maternity jockey shorts?" Sagan's Maedchen in Uniform. cost $1.50 for the general public, while students be admitted free of will She can scream with the intensity of and Composition" and "Fun This 193 I German classic, directed charge. Tickets are available at the Popejoy Hall box office and all Chada Kahn, she mellows out much damental Acting Techniques" will HllltPD IT l::tt P.II. by one of Germany's two major Ticketmaster outlet~. continue through the spring term at Adtnission )•rices women directors, was banned from '1iii!i~~iiiiiiiiiiiijjjjiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i!i~!ii"~~~ii!!!!!i~!!!'ii Students Sl.OO each ~~~e~·~~s~o~il':ns~~r~ht~~:a~u~~att~~ 1 sPOBTS (With )•Jus One (iucst) press. The film deals with an in- fl ~~~ J.D., r::=~ structor in a Prussian girl's school OL"IIII II . r " A'ITENTION SOPHOMORES! I•nblic S2.00 each who gives one withdrawn girl l:J special attention and is accused of Speedo being a lesbian. ANavy Or Marine • Aquatic accessories Swim Goggles Corps Commission Swim Caps Carry Bags in Just Two Years! At The Union (sub) Theatre Wednesday. march 29 Porw Jogging lngmar Bergman's Shoe Special Blue and White The Seventh Seal was $24.95 now 19.95 """"""''"'"'-':.J.:i Tred 2-Z l'acquetball/ Trace!. adt;entw·e & career opporiullities handball H('ct ·i' t' $100:nm nth l a:-. In•t• d uri 1H! Jnn i or I ,, ....00 1976KAWASAKIKE 125 Enduro, 400 miles. $600 .....0\ best offer, 296-9487. 04/Q-~ 1972 cOR VETT~, BOTH ~oPs, Ps,· PB; AC, needs .PE.UGEOT . · ·:-- .;:·; a(' paint, $5500 best offer ~296~9487. 04/04 N MOVING SALE: 72 PLYMOUTH, f~rniturc, lndic~ •••••••• aUf:· '5.... bicycle, 261j-9882. ' 04/04 •••••• II • • ,.: ,\ C£)'.· ... · t'd :::;; Classifieds DOBERMAN PUPPIES$50.00, Call344·9772.04/04 YAMAHA CR-'1000, Bo.Se.901 series III speakers plus .---. • • • • • ;.JJ#\ope~@\. \ :'\. . z a equalizer, and AKAI 6300 10 inch reel to reel tape IRG 0 " deck for just $1000, Contact Brian_ at ~65-8478 and ring Ballot t:Q BY D.M. FLYNN '7 leave message. tfn 3222 Central SE 268-3949 "'..... 0 LOBO NEWS EDITOR ..l 1972 PONTIAC FIREBJR,D, radio, S-track. One ~ We Now Carry Peugeot Bicycles Another move to rescind .a owner, excellent condition. Best offer, Afler S call time cuts, he said. ·a 24J.6571j, 03/30 Complete Sales-Service-Accessories legislation that established the g' 0 CENTURION 10 SPEED BIKE, 19" frame. Brand "It seems very off the wall to me. ~ 0 Classified Advertising is ncw,$110,247·9193. 03/30 Bicycles-Mopeds-Vespa Scooters financial structure of New Mexico <> Public Interest Research Group, hit Don't you think a cut of that nature '< ';;! located In Marron Hall, Rm~ 105, TEAC TAPE DECK, Dual turntable, two -Dynaco would seriously cripple the !' <1.) Open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., speakers, Pioneer receiver. Call Robert after 6:00, the ASUNM Senate budget :::;; 292-3225. 03/31 organization•" Senator R.J. Laino g Monday through Friday. hearings Wednesday like a bomb. El: 1972 VEGA SEDAN, economical 4-speed, top asked of Williams. Williams said, 0 <1.) After the parliamentary smoke .Rates are: to run an ad 4 days or condition. $900 or best offer. Mus! sell, 881-2670. I "I think it is a good recom- 3::: z 04/04 cleared and the senate approved the N' less costs 15 cents a word per mendation." '" ..... day; an ad placed 5 days or FRYE allotment of more than $57,000 to ri <1.) . SOOTMAKERS SiNCE 1863, In other action, the senate ap- =- more consecutively costs 9 6. EMPLOYMENT [· 13 groups, the senate passed the proved 13 groups be placed on the ~ ll...1il' cents a word per day. amount of $45,000 for PlRG to be PART~TIME JOB GRADUATE students only. spring ballot: National Chicano ~ NOON Is the deadline to place Afternoons and evenings. Must be able to work placed on the spring ballot. Health Organization ($3,993), ~ Friday and Saturday nights.. Mus! be- 2lyrs. old. BOOTS an ad In next day. · Tne senate approved the action Apply in person, no phone calls please. Save-Way Crafts Area ($3,898), Students 00 to rescind an internal business; ... Liquqr Stort,~ at !i704 Lomas NE, $S Hi Menaul NE, -~~' Veterans Association ($4,437 .30), - 03/31 TUTORING--GENERAL AND Organic Chemistry, which . finances PIRG via a $2 -... : t~~<~, ~:1 ATM Business Club ($3,001), Kiva 1. PERSONALS Math, Calculus. Steve, 266-4856. 03/31 EXCITED! TURNED' ON BY LIFE! Turn your refundable fee, by a narrow margin ,~ 1 energy into money, Part-time work, guaranteed 575 a Ladies' & Men's .... , t , ,_ r Club ($6,500), Agora ($6,000), EDITORIAL SERVICE AND wriling assistance. of 10 in favor and eight opposed. CONTACfS7?? POLISHING & SOLUTIONS. 265·1164. 04/10 week. Car required. For interview call: 8774748. Residence Halls Student Casey Optical Company. 255-8736 tfn Time: 1-4 pm. 03/29 The amount of $45,000 for PIRG VOLVO REPAIR. REASONABLE. Guarantee. Association ($2,500), International DIVERS DO IT DEEPER! Marine Biology tonight. Mike, 247·9083 evenings. 04/04 was approved by a voice vote. Center ($14,705), Student Daytime Johnson Gym, Room 180, 7;30 pm, UNM Scuba 8. MISCELLANEOUS With more than a dozen groups -~-~., '~~-~ ... ~-.·.·· Club. 03/29 QA TYPING SERVICE. A complete typing and ($4,000), editorial system. Technical, general, legal, medical, Activities Fiesta Com DOWNTOWN SPACE FOR RENT, Walk-up left to hear, including General --~...,.~ ,.~- / .. ACCURATE INFORMATION ABOUT con· , ..-"" .... - ....__._ .,. scholastic. Charts & tables. 345-2125. 04/29 studios and offices: inexpensive, interesting, safe, --.... mittee (4,500), Intramural and traception, steriltzation, abortion. Right to Choose, Governmental with a request of LOBO photo by Wendell T. KINKO'S TYPING SERVICE (IDM selectriC) and unique. Rosenwald Building. Fourlh and Central. Recreation Board (4,000), and the 294-0171. 04/28 $37,749, the senate is down to now 3-minute Passport Photos. No appointment, 242-6166, 298·6046. 03/30 Susan Larsen, NMPIRG.board of directors member, John Liebendorfer, a former ($737 .64). SAVE THE SEALS~·Let's stop the brutal slaughter 268-8515. tfn Duplicating Center of helpless babies. 883·3789. 03/29 CHEAP WATERBEDSI WATER trips S99.00 buys approximately $27,000. TYPING 1ST QUALITY. 883·7787, tfn yuu I) dark walnut St.ained frame, 2) safety liner, 3) ASUNM senator and one of the founders of NMPIRG.and ASUNM Attorney General Wade Groups still to heard from in HOW LONG CAN IT GO ON?H? Natural Sound 20°/o After the . vote was taken on foam comfort Pad, 4} any size mallress with S-ycar clude: Black Student Union, Records and Tapes storewide Sale is now in its third GREATTYPINGil66·3953. 03/31 whether the matter of rescinding t~uarantec; $99.00, 3407 Central NE, 255·2289. 04/04 Moody discuss the legal aspects of the NMPIRG.contractual agreement with ASUNM at Homecoming Committee, Inter month··the longes1 sale In !he history of New Mexico. ROTOTILLING BY APPOINTMENT, Group rates the internal business was taken, All6.98 list LP's are 3,99, al17.98lisl LP's f.lre 4.89, available. Call Tim, 268-~510. 04/28 SOLAR POWER, O.E.D. products for home or the senate budget hearings WEdnesday. .., business. Call Mark at ALPHA Systems, 255-3367 fraternity Council, Lobby Com Higher list LP's and all tapes, 1,00 off regular price. ACCURATE TYPING BY PROFESSIONAL. 242· Senator Eric Lucero said, "I hope TODAY. 04/04 mittee, Office of Research and Natural Sound has a large stock of used records and 2266. 04/07 that this doesn't imply that certain tapes which are guaranteed against defects, priced at DOWNTOWN BAZAAR; RETAILER'S stalls for. ASUNM senator and founder of WEAVING, SPINNING CLASSES .. inkle and Liebendorfer told the senate ASUNM President and finance Consumer Affairs, Poetry Series, 1.99 up. Bring down your unwanted records and rem: $100.00 month, $1.00 day, Open Monday· senators will walk out of the cardwcaving workshops--all starling soon. The NMPIRG said, "ASUNM is- in a "That's a bullshit argument." Disabled on Campus, Clinical Law, tapes and trade for c