University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1971 The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 5-6-1971 New Mexico Lobo, Volume 074, No 134, 5/6/ 1971 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1971 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "New Mexico Lobo, Volume 074, No 134, 5/6/1971." 74, 134 (1971). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ daily_lobo_1971/65 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 1971 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Friends of the Earth ] oin CAMPUS BRKEJF§ Fight Against Pollution Latin American Forum Lobo Goof New Speech Professor A study of high schools' failure Lawrence B. Rosenfeld will join The Friends of the Earth is one two citizens who are not A film, "The Church and Social of many organizations joining the econonrically tied to the use of to teach their stud(mts how to the 'U NM faculty as assistant Change in Latin America", will be professor of speech fight against pollution problems in pesticides. presented by the Latin American learn was conducted by UNM pro­ New Mexico. The Friends of the Earth are fessor of education Wilson Ivins­ communication beginning August Forum Series May 5, in the Honors 30. Rosenfeld has a BA in "During the last legislative presently working on future Center at 7 p.m. A question and not Wilson Irvin, as reported in session in Santa Fe, we formed a lejlislation for the utility plant in yesterday's Lobo. mathematics from Hunter College, answer period will follow and an MA in theater history from the coalition with other the Four Corners area. On May admission is free. Classical Guitar University of Iowa, and will environmental agencies lobbying 24·26, a subcommittee from the for better anti-pollution laws in New Mexico Senate will hear Jazz Lab Band Scholarship receive his doctorate from Sandia MPs Arrest 20 Anti-War Protesters Pennsylvania State University in New Mexico," said Dave testimony from environmental The UNM Jazz Lab Band will A scholarship for classical Hillstrom, Albuquerque manager agencies concerning the plant. A local anti-war protest result­ give its final concert May 5 at speech this June. guitar has been established at for Friends of the Earth. Friends of the Earth was ed in the detention of some 20 per­ 8:15p.m. at the Union Ballroom. ' . UNM and will be known as the Faculty Grants ''Most of the environmental founded two years ago by David sons by Sandia Base Military Po­ "'. Also appearing will be the Other Edward C. Cabot Memorial Guitar lice yesterday. Most were releas­ Group, a jazz rock ensemble, and Money for faculty research this issues were not controversial in Brower, and executive for 20 Scholarship. summer and next year is available nature and therefore produced no years with the Sierra Club, ed after their names were turned the Neo-Classic Quintet. The Students will be selected by the over to the U.S. Marshal's office. quintet recently won the now through the Research significant voting pattern," stated another environmental agency. music department upon Allocations Committee. an advertisement in the April 18 Since its founding, the agency The demonstrators were at­ Intermountain Collegiate 'Jazz recommendation of Hector tempting to obstruct rush-hour Festival at Salt Lake City and will Applications ehould be filed with Albuquerque Journal. has placed four fulltime lobbyists Garcia, UNM professor of music the committee care of L. D. Among some importaut bills in Washington D.C. They led the traffic entering the Kirtland-San­ travel to the University of Illinois and internationally known dia complex at the Louisana-Gib­ for the American College Jazz Hansen, chemistry department. that failed however was Senate lobbying effort against the classical guitarist. The scholarships The committee will consider Bill 67, concerning the economic Supersonic Transport (SST), and son entrance. Festival next month. Military Police took the demon­ Admission for the jazz-rock will be given on the basis of need the applications as they come in. poisons act. were instrumental in defeating the and performance ability. As the act stands now, all bill for building an airport for strators into custody when they concert will be free to students, left the curbing to sit down in the and $1 to the general public. Catalog Delayed decisions for the state's use of jumbo jets and the SST near the Uranus pesticides are made by the Poisons Florida Everglades National Park. traffic lanes. When they refused The planet Uranus will be view­ Due to a press breakdown, the Minority Fellowships new general catalog will not be Control Board. The members on Presently t:hey have stopped the to leave, the MPs carried them to Information for fellowships in ed during open house at the UNM this board are the Regents of New building of the Alaskan oil military trucks waiting inside the observatory from 8:30 to 10 p.m. ready until Monday morning. management careers in public and Copies should be available at the Mexic<> State University. pipeline for the past 18 months. gate. private organizations is availalbe May 6. Visitors may use the phys­ records office in the "They (the board) are looking Friends of the Earth are The protesters were advised by at the Chicano Studies Center, ics department parking lot at Yale administration building. at the situation solely from an currently in need of volunteer base officials they were in viola­ 1815 Roma NE. and Lomas. economic standpoint," Hillstrom workers. "We always have a need tion of base and federal regula­ ni:Ullllll:!lllllll\lll\lllllllilillillllllllllll\llllii!IIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIII\I:IIIIIIIUIIIIJiilllllllllllllll said. Bill 67 would have provided for additional help," Hillstrom tions prohibiting demonstrations, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING that board members include said. Anyone interested cap. call or other activity on military res­ directors from the Departments of 265-5738 or come to the agency ervations. WHERE : Journalism Building. Room RATES: 7c. per word1 20 word mini­ Calling You Agriculture, Game and Fish, at 8106 Zuni S.E. between 8;30 mum ($1.40) per time run, I! ad is to 205, n.fternoonn :Preferably or man. The officials said only those who run five or more consecutive d.u.Ys with Health and Social Services and a.m. and 5 p.m. "encroached upon the federal res­ no changes the rate Js reduced to Oc Classified Advertising llllllilllllillllllillllll:llllllillillllilllllllll!llllllilllllll!lllllliJIIII!lllilllllliUIIillllmllllllliliL per word and the minimum number or UNM P.O. Box 20 May 5, 19'11 ervation" were detained. They words to 10. Albuquerque, N.M. 87106 Film Committee; Union Theater; 6 were issued letters barring them TERMS: Payment mu$t be made in fuJi prior f!> Insertion of adve1tisoment p.m. from further entry to Sandia Delta Sigma Pi; Union, room 230; 6:30p.m. Base. By yesterday afternoon, all but 1) PERSONALS 5) FORSALE Alpha Phi Omega; Union. room 231-E "'Sts.Qd eight of the demonstrators had $20 REWARD for Sony cassette tape reo COMPLETELY ORGANIC FERTILIZER Latin American Forum; Honors corder taken from .Sub Theatre Friday, -Not mnnurc or compost. Has vnlun.blc Center; 7 p.m. been released after their names April 30th. Contact Tom Hartrrove at unprocessed trace mincrnls. $3.60 for 50 3 HO; Union, room 250·B and C; 7 and addresses had been turned Photos by Scott Beavins Film Committee Office. No questions Jbs. Call 268-9206. _ p.m. asked. 5/G over to the U.S. Marshal's office. Craig Simpson, head of the 1953 CHEVY PICKUP, 4-sPeed, good cond, Campus Gold; Union, room 253: An ti·war demonstrators in The gathering drew about 100 WAN TED : STUDENT PULL diBabled $260 or trade for car. 877·2220. 6/10 7:30p.m. Coalition for Peace and Justice, Mini-Cooper to Fort Worth. 268-0213. Music department: Union ballroom: Albuquerque yesterday engaged in participants who passed out leaf­ was one of 20 persons detained by 5/10 '66 VW, GOOD CONDITION, rebuilt en­ gine, good tlres, stereo tape, muat scU. 8:15p.m. a sit·in at the Louisiana-Gibson lets caUing for the end of the In­ Hauled Away military police. They were WANTED-CALCULUS TUTOR-patient, 3-14-6628. G/10 Sit-In entrance to the Sandia·Kirtland dochina war. Some of the demon­ professional. 296-5832 alter 5 P.M. G/10 released after names and addresses THREE NEW 1971 stereo coJWoles com­ military complex. Military Police strators had engaged in an all­ were turned over to the U.S. UP AGAlNST THE WALL? There could plete with large delwc Gerrard changer removed the protesters. be nlt=nntitell. Agora-NW Corner or und 4.ap.,.ker BYBlem. \\87.50 <ach or night peace vigil at the gate. Marshall. Mesa Viatn, 271·3013 tenns. 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