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o:> QD'~ r~-a-u {310·1~9 \J "'~yvJ f-\'\J G ~ \ \'8~6 c~?-'3 ' SUB Barely Pa~e_s_JJlspection . I ~""""· -oa··y Repr·leve Lucero said th'1s kind ofS~Pll.<"-')lj~~as t~ke~j~n the Cas~ del establi.shment is su~ject to' 10 · . · . will usually get fresults because 't6f,i:ISf,'he 1ssun~g of a wntten suspenston o~ downgra.dmg. . • • the restaurant involved will lose warni?g. A ce.r-fain. number of Luce~o ~a•d. t. he thtrd opt!o~ ·en T . K t h m ~ n e y as ~ o on a !1-\Ufi;e}ld!Jlfl?~ then g1'!en m order for was _to ms1st that the owner 1m G lv 0 I C en downgrading is publicized. tlie''ccSI-rectiqn t9 be made. u no med•a~ely close down to clean the The second ,opti~.~-~~Q..,t.bat corrections. ~re made the establishment. By Rehe"ah Szymanski inspection," he said. i, i'll•JtztMAN LIBRARY , Receiving 26 out of a possible When asked why the SUB food 30 demerits 'before potential services received 20 demerits closure, the U~M upstairs SUB last May, Betty Baker, assistant .. i food services nearly failed an food service manager of the SUB, i~spection by the Albuquerque said, "On'e inspector gave us 5 New Mexico Environmental Health Depart· demerits one time because the ment (EHD)last Thursday. epoons in a drawer weren't all A written warning was issued lined up ·the same way. It just DAILY to the Cas~ del Sol in which all depends o'll the inspector." LOBO areas of the establishment are in Director of the Albuquerque Tuesday, August 31, 1976 violation and 'must be corrected EHD P~ter Greigo said an within 10 days after the date of inspector would probably 'mark inspection. The EHD sanitation down for' spoons. not being lined ordinance states that failure to in the same direction because "it do so ·will .result in the "im· would be insanitary to pick up mediate suspension of the permit the eating end. Who wants to eat New Proposal Offered or downgrading of the establish· off a utensil after someone has ment." put their fingers all over it?" he The ordinance goes on to state said. "There's a good reason why that "when the demerit score of demerits are given." the establishment is more than Abe Lucero said that health ACT's Decide Courses 30, the permit shall immediately inspectots based their inspec­ be suspended." · tions on· three options. The first Abe Lucero, EHD supervisor option ~s used .if. the establish­ University administrators have Clinton Adams, dean of the College Office of Admissions would then for the UNM area, said inspec­ ment is in violation of a large been handed a controversial and of Fine Arts. inform additional applicants that, tions were made in three areas. number of health requirements. what one administrator termed The new proposal said the new A downgrading will then result. , · although they were admitted to the They are: general sanitation, ''revolutionary'.' proposal to stop University entrance standards are University, .they would have to "This is our whip, so to speak," construction and food inspection. the high freshman "flunk-out" rate "cosmetic," Tony Hillerman, begin their studies studies in the "I can't give you the exact he said. "We don't use it too often atUNM. assistant to President Davis, said though because it would lose it's summer or wait until spring," details, but in the warning· they The proposal was distributed to Monday. Adams said. lean more toward the food effectiveness."· academic deans and directors by The proposal suggests four separate courses of instruction for entering freshmen according to their ACT exam scores. Each Grad ·schoo.l Minorities section would have its own approach to reach the level of student capability. Fail to Reflect Population Hillerman said, "What in effect this plan does is eliminate entrance require.ments. We wo.uld only be Graduate-student · enrollment outside the ·Equitable funding of. nieh'_s and women's sports . limited College of Education fails to reflect New Mexico's programs has caused nationwide consternation in im,pltimenting the plan ethnic population, according to a University self­ and "discrepancies" still exist at UNM, the report by our bud~C'But oy accepting examination conducted this summer. It also shows this plan: we"·~~uld be telling the said. Glaser said, "I believe that if the University legislature that the high schools discrepancies existing in the funding of men's and considers seriously the written recommendations women's athletics. have failed, and it is now up to the of Linda Estes, director of women's intercollegiate University to educate these athletics, and attempts to fulfill her requests, that people." Dean of Students Karen Glaser prepared the the continued progress in that area will be report on the University's response to Title VI and adequate." "In· the past what we've done is Title IX, the federal regulations barring just flunk these people out of the discrimination on the basis of sex and ethnic Glaser said there has been a grievance com­ system. We would be accepting the background. mittee formed to which students can air their com­ responsibility to educate them," plaints. She said there is first an informal ad­ Hillerman said. Tony Hillerman ''If the graduate departments' of the College of The lowest level would be Education were eliminated from the statistics, our visement session where the office of the dean at­ The students at this level would tempts to individually counsel and resolve the com­ entering freshman who scored 15 or be allowed to challenge their ACT picture needs improvements," Glaser said. Of 481 below on their ACT entrance ethnic-minority graduate students, 304 are in the plaint. This procedure has a time limit of 20 days. exams by taking another test in the exams. These students, who have class. College of Education. Similarly, 918 of 1477 women If the informal sessions fail to solve the problem, been the crux of the fight between in graduate programs are in education. The size of the first section would the student can address a formal grievance panel UNM administrators and campus­ only be limited by the University The report suggests eliminating forms requiring composed of students, faculty and staff. The minority groups, would be required budget and special emphasis would students to list their parental and marital status. student must go before the committee within 90 to take courses at the 100 level only. be placed on spring and summer days of the original filing, Glaser said. Other forms are being revised to include "he or The 100 level courses would be course offerings. redesigned to prepare students­ she" and similar phrases. But, she said, before the student proceeds to the committee she and her staff would advise the deficient in certain academic areas Adams proposes that the to do coJlege-level academic work. • Undergraduate programs were found to be in student whether they felt the case was strong incoming freshmen with an ACT compliance along with almost all of the 12 student­ enough. "Again," Glaser said, '"the emphasis is on However, Adams stat~d the score of 15 to 19 would take one- related administrative units, the report said. "It is on informal resolution." number of students entering this hour ''booster'' laboratory· apparent that the University will need to continue section may have to be limited to instruction, which would give the its efforts to recruit minority and women students The report is available for public inspection at 350, I student a taste for college-level in non-traditional areas," the report said. the Dean of Students Office in Mesa Vista. "When the limit is reached, the (Continued on page 2) Grower's Mart 'Squashlng' Competltlon By Koren Panagakos the market area free of charge. Non-members are If you're looking for fresh fruits and vegetables required. to pay from twenty-five cents to $1 at reasonable prices, try the Grower's Market held depending upon the amount of produce they bring each Saturday at the Civic Auditorium. to sell. Now in its. second year of operation, the market attracts between 400 and 500 customers every Hunt sai'a the Grower's Market was the idea of weekend. Jack Hunt, Albuquerque Grower's Jim Sais, county extension agent for the Bernalillo · Market president, said, "Our biggest selling point County Extension Office which deals with is that the customer gets fresh produce. It's promoting the growing of different crops and usually pick!!d the night before or the same mor­ works with the growers. "People had been calling ning." 'Sais asking where they could get fresh fruits and The grower, in turn, has the opportunity to sell vegetables," Hunt said. his excess produce. Louise Bouton, an Alameda Sais said the original intent of the market was to grow(jr, said, "I can sell more, quicker, here at the help growers sell their unsold produce. Sais said market. 1-usually sell to grocery stores." growers and garden clubs organized by Theo Bird The Grow'er's Market opens at 7:30 a.m. each helpedto start the markets. Saturday .and closes down no later than 11 a.m. "We're usually sold out by then," Hunt said. "The Grower's Market was something Approximately 50 state growers, most from the Albuquerque definitely needed," Sais said. immediate--city area, display their produce from Now in its sixth week of operation this year, the the backs cif vans or trucks and trunks of cars. The market is expected to close down some time in Oc­ produce can be bought in small and bulk tober, unless there is an early frost. "'l'he average q_uantities. A $5 membership fee to the Organic time for frost is between Sept. 30 and Oct. 15," Growers A.ssociation enables the growers to sell in Hunt said.' "Last year we were open for 13 weeks." ------...------~

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~ Says ~Prophecy FulfJ11ed' ~Nuclear Plants .d(!)~L!.l!) The Cultural Program Committee The Associated Students UNM C.arter Supports Israel ~t#·~ Produce Cancer' POPEJOY HALL 0 ATLANTA- (UPI)-Jimmy "I think tha members of rights. It has been a devastating ~ Cart!!r said Monday he is com­ congress are overwhelmingly blow to the American confidence ..:! Says· U. Physicist mit ted to Israel's survival as "the committed to a strong Israel, and and consciousness to realize that By United Prqss International ,t> fulfillment of a biblical prophecy" our own government, of which By Dolores Wood ·~ and I know that I'm committed to "' and that he would take personal guaranteeing a strong Israel," we are so proud, in its two major By increasing the number of nuclear-power plants, we are Cultural Entertainment r::1 responsibility for the CIA and said Carter. law enforcement agencies has Debates Win Approval increasing the potential for disaster caused by the hidden effects of 2 FBI as President. ·~ "This is not just a political deliberately and habitually radiation, said Dr. Charles Hyder, a physicist for UNM and the ~ Meeting with about 70' Jewish statement; as a· Christian myself, violated the law." The proposed face-to-face debates between President Ford and National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Series 1976 -1977 "" supporters at a "Leadership I think the formation of Israel, Carter said he agreed with Jimmy Carter won the approval of the Federal Election Com­ Hyder has submitted testimony to the Public Service Company of ~ Conference," Carter also said he the founding of that nation, is a joint congressional oversight of mission Monday, but the conventional long-range debating bet· New Mexico stating that radiation from nuclear reactors causes z will not respond to any "per- fulfillment of biblical prophecy." the CIA and FBI, but that "I look ween the Democrats and Republicans already was well under cancer. The testimony was submitted in an attempt to stop the Public Am an Monday, September 20 sonal'' attacks by Republican Carter said he would insist upon the President as the way. Service Company of New Mexico from investing in a nuclear-power Folk Singers, Dancers, Musicians ci critics. that Arab nations recognize that primary repository of As Democratic Vice-Presidential Candidate Walter Mondale plant in Arizona. ~ He said Robert Dole, the GOP nation's "right to exist in peace" responsibility." was telling labor leaders . in San Francisco the GOP ad· · "The latent hazards intrinsic to nuclear power are hidden 30 years Equus Monday, October 11 ~ vice-presidential nominee who and acknowledge that "the He said that if he is elected to ministration "put the foot on the brake, tightened credit and put or longer before they become manifest," Hyder said. "This is the has been attacking him, will be Israelis didn't cause the the White House and either millions out of work," Ford's Chief Economic Adviser told the average time for all cancers to become lethal." This figure is based on Thrilling Psycho-Drama-7 Tonys answered by Carter's own Palestinians' problems." · agency spies on American President recovery from the 1975 recession is "solidly in place." ·studies from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, he said. running mate, Walter Mondale, On another subject, Carter citizens or corrupts overseas "The nuclear industry has been doubling itself every two-and-a-half Shenandoah Thursday, October 28 and that cabinet officers will be said, "Under the abuses of governments, "I will be the one io three years. If the hazard latency doubles 10 times before we find Broadway Musical Hit answered by Press Secretary Richard Nixon .. :we have tended who will call a press conference" Refugees Sal'l to US out what the hazards are, there is potential for disaster," he said. J ody Powl!ll.~ to snuff out individual human to disclose such violations. MIAMI-Immigration officials processed Monday 145 Haitian "Even when we decide to close down the plants, all the hazards we've produced for the last 30 years won't become manifest for Polish Radio Symphony Sunday, October 31 "If a recurrence occurs, the refugees who arrived Sunday night crammed so tightly into a 50- responsibility will be right on my . foot sailboat that "it looked like an old Roman galley packed with another 30 years," he said. Great Music shoulders," said Carter. "I slaves." "One gamma ray will lead to a cancer that will kill you," he said. believe that every President The Haitians said they had come aboard the sailboat directly on "Billions and billions of gamma rays are produced per second in the Dimitri Monday, November 17 since Truman, when the CIA was a 15-day voyage from Port au Prince. Immigration officials said formed, either knew what the Europe's most famous clown GENERAL PARTS they doubted their story and speculated they had stopped for All the hazards we've produced for the last 30 years CIA was doing or said, 'Don't tell supplies in Nassau, Bahamas. me-I don't want to know.'" won't become manifest for another 30 years.-Charles A Little Night Music Wednesday, November 17 Hundreds of Haitian refugees have arrived aboard boats and He also said the forthcoming Hyder, physicist for UNM and NASA by various other means for the last few years seeking political Broadway Musical SPECIALIZING IN REPLACEMENT. debates with President Ford asylum, but this was the largest single group to arrive here by operation of nuclear reactors." PARTS FOR "will give me a very clear way to boat, officials said. · Osipov Balalaika Orchestra Monday, February 7 express my commitment to the j He said these cancer-causing rays escape from the plants in several future of this country compared Blast Releases Radiation ways: they escape as gases during extraordinary events such as With Bolshoi Stars Toyota - Datsun to President Ford's message sabotage or extreme malfunction; they escape to a high degree during about the future of this country.". RICHLAND, Wash.-A chemical explosion at a plant in the reprocessing (which is separating the active material from the waste Sherlock Holmes Wednesday, February 23 Porsche- VW Hanford Atomic Reservation today contaminated 8 to 10 persons material), and; one part in 1000 escapes from the trenches where the London Broadway Hit with a radioactive substance. I . waste material has been buried. Complete Volkswagen Machine Shop One of those contaminated suffered superficial cuts and under· The Public Service Commission is now in the process of deciding on Saturday, February 26 ... ACT's went treatment and decontamination at the Hanford lj whether to accept Hyder's testimony. The Public Service Company is Eliot Feld Ballet Environmental Health Foundation. The others underwent attacking his testimony based on his qualifications as a witness. The best in Dance (Co:~tinued from page U decontamination at the plant. The contamination was caused by a. "In some of the areas I testified, the opposition brought up the fact substance known as americium. · that I lacked areas of training that would qualify me as a witness academic work. i History of Jazz Tuesday, March 1 The students scoring more than ' ·1I about certain aspects of the case.'' 20 on the ACT test would be ready Hydro Proj'ect Blocked I But, Hyder said, the Public Service Company failed to respond to Newport All-Stars to take what once was considered I his charges in their testimony. "By charging that I am not qualified, Senate voted 69 to 16 Monday to block a college level, the report maintains. WASHI~GTON;-The the Public Service Company effectively transfers the burden of proof Love's Labours Lost Sunday, March 13 hydro~lectnc proJ.ect on the New River-a clear, virtually to the interveners of the case, rather than having to prove that unspoiled mountam stream which has been flowing since nuclear power is reliable, needed and economic," he said. Shakespeare Comedy "We can not afford to wait. The prehistoric times. He said the company's testimony spends most o£ its time situation that presently exists in our The House has overwhelmingly approved a sjmilar bill, and a · demonstrating the need for po\Yer, rather than addressing nuclear Are You Now Sunday, Apri\17 freshman program is critical. The conference committee will work out a final version. power's inadequacies. McCarthy's Hollywood Witch Hunt courses as presently constituted are The measure would nullify the Federal Power Commission's f "I will get my testimony admitted," he said. "The question is how '' 2935 Monte Vista NE 265-3681 all but unteachable. The presence authorization for the Appalachian Power Co. to construct a dam much of it the commission will allow.'' of large numbers of inadequately complex that would flood a 44-mile stretch of the river which The commission has already thrown out any medical testimony he prepared students deprives all h~ad.s ?P in North Carolina and flows through Virginia into West might have given, on the grounds that he lacks the qualifications to 10% Discount With This Ad students of the opportunity they Subscription Discounts- Fac/Staff 400/o V•rgmm. Vet Relives War Days make medical judgments. . deserve," Adams wrote. Another part of the testimony the commission threw out was an ABILENE, Te:>c-John J. Allen, who relatives said had been equation Hyder said he discovered this summer. The equation made UNM Students with Activity Cards -75°/o 'I ' Hillerman said the re~iving W~rld War II for 30 years, was charged Monday with the "quantitative and rigorous" his conclusions about the hidden smper slaymg of a teen-ager he may have considered one of the consequences of nuclear power. administration is studying the uenemy. 11 proposal with, "great interest." HI The Commission based its decision to throw the equation out on the The 55-year·old suspect would "parade up and down with an fact that it had not been published and criticized by Hyder's peers, he American flag. He'd come out from a hedge and when a car came said. He said he has submitted the equation to several publications The Special "Mini Series The proposal, Hillcrman said, by he'd run back behind it. The kids would give him a little but has received no response. would probably undergo a great haras~ment but not too much," said Lois Dunlap, a neighbor. "The court looks to authority to make its decisions; it makes no E deal of revision before it was Pollee worked to determine if Neville Ray King 16 was one of judgments on validity," Hyder said. implemented, but he said, "We the teasing kids. ' ' . Although the equation was thrown out, none of the conclusions could probably take parts of it and King was almost decapitated by a single rifle bullet fired drawn from it were thrown out, he said. "The commission said all I Roman de Fauvel Sunday, October 24 start with some of the ideas very Sunday afternoon as he walked with two companions near Allen's had to do is refrain from using the equation, but it said I could use the French Street Comedy OLYMPIC soon.'' home. conclusions drawn from it. Chopin Lives Wednesday, December 8 GAMES ~\_·';"- --- by Robert Guralnik ~t:~.~:.;~-.'.~d·.~~·-t>;!;.;?l· Eastman Quartet Saturday, February 5 pianist Frank Glazer NED'S & ~Da th• Trick ---- -· -- Prague Chamber Orchestra Monday, February 14 KR·KE ,. 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'• ' ~.. ' ,_. - The RQdlo Scene in Albuquetque )t'~·i' ,• , \ ;f!.W·IWt,tJfi,,. .,~ ;-,?~N ,,:• 11&~~~- By James Cranfill national news and talk-show for­ town ... sometimes tends ex­ KNWZ & KIPC: .. ~ KABQ The older Spanish mat... cessively towards the teeny­ language station in town, .. tends * * * bopperish but usually maintains toward traditional New Mexican KHFM Classical music ... well· a satisfactorily high standard of Albuquetque's music .. .lots of accordions plus chosen and well-presented ... the programming for any hippy, old local "fave raves" such as AI announcers occasionally leave or new ... Hurricane and Roberto something to be desired in terms * * * Griego .. .lots of "ranchero" of pronundation, due to the KOB the city's "easy-listening" Newest Voices dancing music ... predominantly volunteer nature station ... "adult entertainment" 0 <.> * * * of the staff... easy listening· for only, so to speak •.. sometimes KAMX The progressive ·~ the cultured ear ... they may put you to sleep but By Ken Walston present, but Pennybacker said the Spanish Station in town ... "Salsa" they'll never jangle your ner- ~ * * * :;:: Tired of traveling back and forth station hopes to get an Associated now and then ... also music from KKIM Good old gospel ves ... Press (AP) wire service subscription Spain and South America ... sounds ... sometimes gets too "' across the radio band only to tune in the future. * * * Z in the same old radio stations? * * * talky and self-righteous, but the KPAR This used to be a fine The station also has network KNWZ All news all the ~ Two of Albuquerque's newest music is guaranteed to stir the progressive station ... For a affiliation with ABC Radio "for time .. .interesting raps and oc, soul of any true-born Southerner couple of years now they've been b.C stations, KIPC and KNWZ, offer the personalities they have; namely, casional in-depth coverage of (in fact or in spirit) .. .let's all get provJding the easiest of easy ~ different approaches to radio Howard Cosell and Paul Harvey," issues of interest ... guaranteed to programming for this area. together and praise the listening music this side of the he said. KNWZ also broadcasts provide interesting enter­ Lord ... Halle! uiah!. .. KNWZ, liSO Kh. on the AM some of ABC's weekend sports Pecos ... guaranteed to get your tainment of a non-musical grandmother off... band, is the first and only all-news shows. * * * sort ... also provides· local KMYR the newest * * station in Albuquerque presenting In addition to ABC and CBS, the coverage interspersed among the "progressive" music station in * 24 hours of continuous "news and KIPC Albuquerque's contribut­ station subscribes to the Mutual the corporation for Public show is interrupted at 7:15 a.m. for ion to "third-world" culture .. .lots information," said Ed Broadcast System of New York, Broadcasting (CPB). The station a IS-minute broadcast of local At 7:30 p.m. Monday through Pennybacker, managing editor of Wednesday "Classical Hour" is of public-affairs type stuff.. .lots "primarily for features," will also secure local underwriting, news,"new Mexico Today." of Spanish and Native American the station. broadcast, being substituted on Penny backer said. subject to CPB · regulations, to .b:W music .. .In many ways this is the Thursday with "Women Hour" Formerly KDEF Radio, KNWZ Pennybacker called KNWZ's provide additional funds for At 9 a.m. the station presents a most interesting (in the sense of employs 10 full-time news staffers production of local shows. BBC Radio Newsreel, followed by a and on Friday with "From the slogan, "All news, all day," a "bit Roots of Bluegrass." surprising and non-boring) FM who present both United Press of a misnomer," preferring "news IS-minute National Public Radio station in town ... International (UPI) and locally and information." Victor Velarde, program director (NPR) news show. NPR is the radio The nightly 8:30-9:30 p.m. time * * * generated news and feature stories, of the station, described KIPC's affiliate of the Public Broadcast · slot varies between talk shows and KQEO One of the town's two Pennybacker said. "We can't generate hard­ purpose as "intended to serve all System (PBS), musical presentations, The 9:30- top-forty stations ... Sharp and cultures of New Mexico with In addition to local news, the breaking news all day," he said, so midnight spot presents either nimble-tongued dee-jays .. .lots of Sending KUNffi's signal outward to avoid repetition the broadcasts programs that serve culture, From 9:30 a.m. to noon, at "Classical Concerts" or "Folk contests.. .lots of eleven-year-olds station subscribes to the News education and information." which time a 1S-minute news album ... rareiy tending to teeny- KUNM The center for creative Information Service of CBS Radio include feature spots and bits of Festival USA." calling their requests ... Good for public information. program is aired, disc jockey David bopperish excesses ... They've use of the airwaves in new which makes available 47 minutes keeping awake when you're out Velarde said emphasis on Native Denny heats the air waves with The weekend schedule presents cruising Central at two a.m .... been providing sweet, young- Mexico ... only recently broad­ of network news out of every hour, KIPC Radio is a non-profit, non­ American music and culture is "Just Jazz," with a special jazz on Saturday from 9-12 a.m., * .. .. feeling music to our friends as far casting from the Crest ... bringing he said. The station is contracted to commercial station at 91.5 Mh. on necessary because "there isn't any Thursday edition devoted strictly to and classical . music on Sunday . KRKE The other top-forty north as Taos and beyond for original (sometimes otherwise broadcast two IS-minute blocks of theFM dial. work being done in that area." He 1930's and '4{)'s iazz. during this time. Noon to 6 p.m. station ... the broadcasts originate years now... unplayable) programming to all CBS news every hour, but may fill Stressed the station is making a presents "Boogie and Blues," young-thinking people from here After the noon news Victor from "Broadcast Plaza" near the * * * up the remaining half hour with Licensed like KUNM, the "unified effort in all directions to followed by 30 minutes of news. KRZY Albuquerque's basic to the San Lusi Valley ... whatever it chooses, Pennybacker Velarde hosts "Ondas Musicalas Albuquerque Zoo ... Call in University of New Mexico student serve all cultures." The weekend schedule rounds out sometime and request "Blue Nashville station ... good country * * * said. con Salsa," until 2 p.m., when a with "BBC Science Magazine" music, sometimes rocking KZIA Albuquerque's talk-and- station, and KANW, the jazz/culture show called "Road Velvet" ... a good strong signal to Albuquerque Public School System A glance at the program schedule from 6:30 to 7 p.m., ending with keep you company on those country... occasionally they even public-affairs-station ... their poli- ... About 50 per cent of broadcast shows the station presents Show" begins. "Essence in Black," a jazz format, time is devoted to local stories, he and Technical-Vocational Institute lonely trips to Santa Fe or play classic greats like Jimmie tics tend toward the conser- student station, KIPC was broadcasts appealing to many until midnight. R o d g & r·"s, ;:the Singing vative ... their talk shows "tend said, with the remaining half interests. At 6 p.m. "All Things Grants•.. allotted to national and originally funded by grants from Considered," described by Velarde .. * * Brakeman ... mainly they stay toward the provocative ... tune in So if the old radio stations just KRST The city's original international news. the All-Indian Pueblo Council and Each day the station begins at 6 as a 90-minute news magazine and aren't giving you what you want, with mainstream country when you're sick of hearing the Dept. of Housing, Education a.m. with "Sound of the Drum," "the best in-depth program progressive commercial leavened with a healthy dose of "Closer to Me" for the umpteenth try KIPC and KNWZ. They can - station ... noted for their special The UPI wire service is the only and Welfare (HEW). Current which Velarde described as "music around," discusses all and any provide the variety to spice up the progressive country a Ia Waylon time and are ready to think for a events such as the "New Mexican and Willie... while ... they'll arouse you at- one the station subscribes to at operating expenses are provided by of all Indians." The three-hour relevant topics. blandest radio diet. _Song" contest and record * * * tention, one way or another ...

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He evacuated a bulb left "' article is taken from Sex and by the Gardener (coincidentally, a Stone magazine, will open the 1976-1977 Speakers to get such a good deal that it can't pass it up," he said. ~ ~ Broadcasting: A Handbook for friend of RCA Victor) and stuck in Committee Series at 8 p.m:, Sept. 2, in Popejoy "It's typical for nuclear-energy companit>s to jack up the price once ;::.: h I '<: .~ Starting a Radio Station for the his thumb and pulled out some Hall. Tickets are available at the SUB box office t e initia purchase has been made and they have their customer and will also be sold ~ Community. This book, compiled mysterious little bugs called at the door. hooked," Hyder said. "The price of uranium was not addressed in any r ~ and partially written by Lorenzo electrons. When he put the whole The 35-year-old Kentuckian has attained nation­ real way in the company's testimony, and the price is skyrockt>ting." g' :;:: W. Milan, is a fascinating thing in a wall-socket, he said wide recognition through his bizarre and often He said the price of uranium has gone from $6 a pound in 1973 to $60 ~ "' collection of information (and "Yreka." And he heard the voice irreverent political reporting for Rolling Stone. a pound in 1976. " Z misinformation) which might have Thompson has also written three books including "The maximum the company has already committed is $2 million," ~ 00 "This is London Calling!" "' been titled Everything You Wanted Radio grew apace after that. Hell's Angels, in which he describes his first-hand Hyder said. "If it decides not to be involved, the company can most ~ experiences with the famed California motorcycle likely sell the plant at a profit." "" blJ to Know about Radio, But Were There were modifications of .... ~ Afraid 10 Ask. Fortur..ately, it isn't DeForest's evacuated tube. One of club. copyrighted, so I can use whole them was put together with some As a sports writer who has covered the Super passages, like the one below, to nerve by Maj.-Gen. Edw. Bowl, Thompson noted, "There are three keys to turn people on to the book and, Armstrong. He called it the success in this field. You need a blind 'willingness hopefully, the subject. If you want Heartstrong receiver. He was able to believe anything you're told by coaches and a copy, you can check your local official spokesmen for the team owners, a to hear Trenton on his receiver. He 'IUD') tremble because of a basic RCA Victor and CBS bought up bookstore, or send $5 to Dildo radio came to be transformed into thesaurus to avoid using the same verbs and ad­ HunterS. Thompson also said "Yreka!" which was a flow of electrons. Electrons are also everyone and their grandmother, Press, 131 Wilder Ave., Los Gatos, favorite quote of radio inventors. something else again. No longer jectives twice in the same paragraph and rock 'n' quoted as saying, "If I ever catch that little fondly ~ailed 'Little Boogers' by including Saul and Roweena Triode CA95030.) Television also grew apace. The would listeners depend upon the roll played at ear-shattering volume for bastard (Trudeau). I'll tear his lungs out." inventors who couldn't find them who helped to found the Heaviside Radio was discovered some 50 laughter and songs of G. J. Told of inspirations." first signal was a picture of Howdy too easily. Layer, the A ether, and the tube Thompson has also served as Caribbean years ago by a dog named RCA WOOD. No, soon the eyeball had Thompson has also been the subject of satire in correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune Doody sent from Seacaucus This amplified signal flows which ultimately became their Victor. RCA Victor discovered N.J. to Weekawken, N.J. The replaced the ear; the cathode tube G.B. Trudeau's Doonesbury. Portrayed as a drug­ and as a South American wrrespondent to the through a series of coils and feeders namesake: The Pentode. radio accidently by looking into a effect was electrifying. Howdy­ had put a single white dot on the cultist diplomat in American Samoa and China, National Observer. He has also contributed to (The Islets of Langerhans) in the An unsung hero of these .days horn, and discerning the voice of Doody was seen from as far away sentence called radio. Instead of Thompson appears as Zonker Harris' Uncle Duke. Esquire, the New York Times Magazine The first stage of amplification. The was Senator Wheatstone, builder of his master. Ever since then, RCA as Bayonne. CBS then was invented being an instrument for Not one to be subtle, Thompson was recently Nation, and ' first stage leads to the second stage, the Wheatstone Bridge connecting information and commercials, with Victor has been a tradition, and to steal patents from RCA Victor which in turn leads to the third, and many have capitalized on his and his friends. There were many Biloxi and W. Biloxi. He stated on brief sieges of entertainment, or top so forth. Finally the last stage is the floor of the U.S. Senate that he cocked ear and puzzled face. suits. pops. New engineering techniques reached, and everyone goes out for would die content if he had his rye, In the early days of radio, there The transmission of radio signals made possible the arousal of HiFi, tea. Don Ameche, and The Breakfast were many exciting inventions. The is amazingly simple. A voice makes which in turn led to Radio developed apace with the Club. 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