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4-30-1981 New Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 085, No 145, 4/ 30/1981 University of New Mexico

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P~•PI. f)J-,hv..to;hG"r. $1J!i-, 14 Long walk 55 Expects: Tourist contest and Bill 1'1~1 •!'•r••twh \l.n l, ltml " I 1\ l'1'(; .!.il'R\ I( t• n_i)~_:\i\t. Call ~4'1· ~"'19. Severt-Up Bottling Company. ~l .. -::1, .I:'Jil• ~~~, :~:h_.~~~~ 1}~\~~ !l;fi.l)~ ~~-4'-~ 15 Helmsman 2 words The Student Radio Board agreed unanimously expressed their 5 I I Frankie Avalon and Annette Mallander took the Horseshoe 16 Asian noble 59 Reptile: Wednesday to draft a policy outrage at the administration's Some of the contests that were "·l~,h~'•i~ r !:tl' {.ill J:.mJ~o.: '" vm~ ••t 11m . ..,~l r\ 1'1'\Cr ~ER\ J("E I~ my lu;n1c. 29~· '1l4fl. ___Ij Funicell~ould have loved it, contest. li).H 4 lll 17 Peculiar: 2words statement on the future attempt to control the station and held were a sandcastle-building f'\l,;I,(-.S,15·1,A(jl<..l%·499H. ~I 5. ForSale even though there was no water ~ ll1l'\ ~~~-.J \if~, ne\t ... ~.:~; t.7r rh,· ~.t~\;:-:-4-;:{J, a Comb. form 61 Fish management of KUNM. alter its programming. The staff contest, a bathing-beauty :\ 11'\[H 01· ""'! h1,h ph. Hrt·~ nr.-~,·ded llf .ot "l The Lobo was unable to attain ~(',J" .tl I ""\1 l••r ~tda!h , .. •me h; tlu,• {Jif!LC ~1J w 18 Defensive 62 Mine for surfing. But the beach party 'r'tJ1ING! IO:XPEHII..:.•·Kl-:D 1~ bil!>InCl~ and ~ullcgc lt1wta W~m U\"8·13 or 6.0CJ Jl 13 or 15!i·l~l. Mu~t The statement wlll be drafted by has requested listeners to write to contest, a muscle-man contest, a hHt'm.tt:l>l:.il Pw~r;1m' .md ~··f\l,i,'·., l~t-;- Rillllil 20 entrance yesterday outside of the SUB the name of the winner of the 111 .tl Jtw,lfWlld Tract N 1 ..r. ,tli 1~': 4lt1' ~ JO ''""Hk; u·~·hml·al. ~uui .. u.:al, Rr.:tmUitit111. ('all Joo;h <\1 294-701.13, the Radio Board tomorrow at 2:30 the Board of Regents and express watermelon-eating contest and a -·~-- 22 .. - ... ---- ... - ll. 29).'1'~4-1 05."11 aHer "~'"'· ;$ · t 1 Decayed 63 Trees had everything else a beach Watermelon-Eating contest, but ~\"i;tf)k\ R PH\.-"\1 ~.xll \tiul al Ucl•..._f'.,\..JIIlCJJ. 23 Whoppers 64 Silkworm p.m. in room 3066, Mesa Vista their opinions on the proposals. horseshoe comest. :,1)') t.(,~.j .; 1 party should have: sand, music, the winner ate three Texas 24 Indigo dye 65 Femur, e.g. Hall. Interested persons are invited Included in the staff report was a 1m \tit\ 6t ~~RQCi- -~-'~'iinAllii<\~ ~ food, bathing beauties and The winner of the Muscle­ watermelons in five minutes. 25 Slumbering 66 Exhausted to attend, • letter to President Davis supporting I l· ·\. ~~ 1'1, ·''.d ·\ol~~!r' .,,11h 1~;.-.J.rnm~ Jl·•.,1i•!l•lw~ l•J. a muscle men, tacky tourists and Man contest, J. R. Trujillo, also \·•'1' t' "'~ll'' •::>n;;• \.~ •.i ;,,; ·:\11'' 1 iri~''\IJ.\, \jud 28 Emotions 67 Street sign KUNM is the center of a struggle a clear chain of command for Sharon Ridgeway, a 11 boats. took second place in the ."'s, "~~~- 1' 'Il. ;11~1 l"r~''l't•l 1 ,1~~· "'-. f t ·.1\1 ('!l!.:e 32 School subi . between the administration and the KUNM. The letter states that recreation major at UNM and !vr ~cl :.·~u"~l~ l<\}(1 1"1~~ 114 ;!tJ 33 Levees DOWN Bathing-Beauty contest wearing 12 Split 42 Cranium radio board for policy-making "authority should flow from the Twenty tons of sand were planner of the beach party said 35 Rhonchus 13 Raised 44 Golf shot a yellow string bikini. Trujillo, KNIGHTS Of Q,lumbug. Hat! at Lead & control. Board of Regents to the president, trucked in for the event, which there were at least 200 people Sp!UCe S E now avarlab!e for r-ent for 36 Universal 1 Defeat 19 Winds 47 Embraces The board's management through a Community Radio Board was sponsored by New Mexico however, was no match for dances and oaroes 256·9676. Joave tongues 2 Verdi work 21 Hastened 49 Red ink Items Jamie Anderson, who won the there all the time playing ITISSS39e authority over the station was (to be created), to the manager of Union. There were prizes for 38 Industrialist 3- milk 24 Fabulist 51"0ld- II Bathing-Beauty contest. volleyball, participating in Cyrus- 4 FOlks 25 Maturing Buckel" removed, then reinstated at the the station." winners of various contests and contests or just having fun. CONTACT LENS SPECIAL · 40- Chaco 5 Dessert: 26 Jewish fete 52 Blackleg April21 Board of Regents meeting. The staff stated that they should music was provided by "Mr. The winner of the Sandcastle­ l!i.OO AIOfgrl~w prl~•• on h

• t;Jlk A report from the station staff include representatives of the Linda Williams sales and concessions would go to Tom Daugherty, chairman of the 0 \'[,}'t'•u.)l • ~~"' lo said callers to the station have continued ofl page 5 the Student Union. ASUNM film committee, said if the : 1 • J.m _) \ In its last meeting of the semester "My position is that this is Union has control, the first thing it yesterday, ASUNM heard ultimately an imposition on our will do is raise ticket prices 50 arguments on the status of the jurisdiction. I will oppose this to percent. "You should say no to Disabled Students Get Help ASUNM Film Committee and the administration and to the Holt and appeal to the Union approved R. J. Laino as chairman press," Austin said. Board, Holt doesn't run the union, the board does," he said. of the Popular Entertainment He said he told Holt he would From Service Organizations Committee (PEC). In other business, the senate consider a compromise of a rental approved the appointment of R.J. Mike Austin, president of increase of 10 to 15 percent. "He Laino as PEC chairman, effective Glenn Dobbs service organizations on campus ASUNM, said that he would op­ just walked away from Austin me," upon payment of his tuition. that are designed to help these pose a proposal made by Cliff Holt, said. It's hard enough being a students. ' There was some debate as to director of the Student Union Clarence Montoya, a NM Union struggling college student but to be Special Services is an Building. whether Laino was a student. "Pic-Me-Up's" physically disabled as well com­ organization set up by the ad­ employee, said the purpose was not Under ASUNM laws, a person has pounds the problem. ministration to provide academic Holt's proposal asked for an to take over the film committee, but to be a student to serve as PEC "Stimulant & Non·stimulant a reorganization of its function, appetite suppressants" Accessibility to buildings, tex­ support to disadvantaged students. increase in rental fees of the chairman. tbooks, audiovisual equipment, "We are able to support about facilities the film committee uses to "The committee will not be Senator Bob Mattuecci said the abolished." • W

II! Page 3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, Aprit30, 1981 Page 2, New Mexico Daily Lobo, April 30, l9RI 'Sign Fest' To Feature World News by United Press International Peiformances By Deaf House Democrats Drop Budget Plan The 3rd annual Sign Fest, an culture that we have and also get Stock event of skits, mimes, songs, dances the deaf involved," Wilcox said. and poems sponsored by the deaf The advanced sign language class After a meeting of Democratic determine it will not attract enough next Tuesday. Senate .debate was WASHlNOTON House community at UNM, is scheduled of the Communicative Disorders Democrats bidding for conservative leaders, Jones said .a head count of conservative votes, they will stay expected to start next week on a Market for May 8 and 9 at Rodey Theatre version of the budget approved late Department is the initial sponsor of votes decided Wednesday to seek House Democrats showed that with the alternative recommended in the Fine Arts Center. Tuesday by the Republican-led the Sign Fest. even more defense spending than neither the Reagan budget nor the by the House Budget Committee The Sign Fest will begin at 8 p.m. Senate Budget President Reagan requested but Democratic alternative has enough and its chairman, Rep. James Committee. Report both nights. Tickets are $2.50 for Last spring, the Sign Fest was dropped a plan to balance the votes to win "at this moment." Jones, D-Okl«. "1 believe an amendment to adults and $2 for children. held only one night. budget next year. Democratic leaders counted "It is a gimmick," acting White strengthen defense and balance the NEW YORK - Stocks Phylis Wilcox, a UNM sign "This year we are having the Sign Rep. James Jones, D-Okla., heads to see how much conservative House press secretary Larry budget is irresistible to most suffered their worst loss in three language instructor, said there are Fest on two nights so more people chairman of the House Budget support they could win by Speakes said. • 'It is a liberal ploy to Southerners," . Alexander told weeks Wednesday after many of 22 acts in the Sign Fest doing skits, can come," Wilcox said. Committee, said the leadership proposing to balance the budget gain support. We believe it is a bill reporters after a meeting of party the nation's major banks raised mimes, songs, poems and dances. Tickets are available at the found that the balanced budget two years ahead of Reagan's that will avoid tax cuts and, in the leaders. their prime rate and over­ Not all of the acts are performed by Communicative Disorders proposal would not win a sufficient schedule by deferring his individual end, avoid budget cuts." But Rep. Charles Stenholm, D· shadowed President Reagan's deaf people. Department, 608 Buena Vista N.E., number of wavering conservatives tax cutoneyearuntil October 1982. Speakes said Reagan was "ex­ Texas, chairman of the Co?· economic speech. "Everything will be signed,'' north of Scholes Hall. to guarantee a Democratic victozy. The White House dismissed the tremely pleased" with reaction to servative Democratic Forum, satd The Dow Jones industrial Wilcox said, "but everything that is The proceeds will be used by the Jones said leaders decided, in­ balanced budget. plan as "a gim· his nationally televised speech to he thought the Reagan oudget average, which fell 7.12 points signed will be spoken or sung for department to purchase stead, to stick with his original mick." Congress Tuesday night in behalf already had the support of 30 to 3 5 Tuesday in its first loss in five the benefit of the hearing.'' audiometers for testing children's proposal, which restores some Democratic leaders said many of his own economic plan and of his 44 members - more than sessions, plunged 12.61 points to KOB-TV anchorman and news hearing and C-Phones or video funding for social programs while members still have not decided believed it created "a better en­ enough to win. 1,004.32, the worst setback since director Dick Knipfing will open tapes_ for classroom teaching. vironment" for passage of his still cutting government spending between the two major proposals - The Reagan budget, as modified it fell12.87 points onApril6. the Sign Fest May 9, Wilcox said. budget. Wilcox said she would like to substantially. They chose to the Reagan budget modified by by Reps. Delbert Latta, R-Ohio, The closely watched average, The Sign Fest was originated to thank Or. Lloyd Lamb, chairman sw~eten the proposal slightly by even deeper spending cuts and the House Speaker Thomas O'Neill which hit an eight-year high interest the community's deaf said he thought the president's and Phil Gramm, 0-Texas, would of communicative disorders and Two young ping-pong players seem surprised with their return during the tournament held yesterday. restoring $6.5 billion in future Democratic alternative which need the support of only 26 Monday, had gained nearly 100 people in showing their talents. Dr. Brian Hansen of the .Theatre defense spending, a major concern restores some money to social "performance was great" but that points in a rally begun in mid­ Proceeds from the toumamf]nt, sponsored by the Fiji fraternity, will go to charity. (Photo by Randy Democrats if all Republicans voted "The Sign Fest gives you a Arts Department for obtaining Montoya) of conservatives. programs, keeps Reagan's defense his script writers were "too fast February. chance to sit back and enjoy the with the facts.'' O'Neill said it was for it. But Republican leaders have Rodey Theatre for the Sign Fest. The proposal from Jones and the figure and shows a smaller deficit. said they could lose a few GOP Selling intensified in this budget committee already calls for The defense increase would be misleading to project the session wben Chase Manhattan Democratic alternative as creating votes. ~lightly higher defense outlays in proposed as a Democratic raised its prime lending rate to ~~·::·::-::-::-::·UU·:t·::-::·::·::-:;-::·:t.:;-:t·U·UO::·:t·:t-::·:;.;:·::·:t·::-::•:t-u;:.::.::·:;•:}::.:;.;;.:;.;;.:tt:t:=-:;.;.: amendment when the bill reaches large deficits, when the plan ac­ Stenholm said he didn't think the " fiscal 1982 than Reagan requested. top corporate customers a half Greeks Give i ~ •••... Th~ increase in future-year the House f.1oor. tually would bring the government balanced budget approach would Wanted: :-: •• point to 18 percent and dozens • t·: ;.:.. attract any conservatives since it • spending would match I he Rep. Bill Alexander, D-Ark., closer to a balanced budget. of other banks followed. I ~ GSA Council Meeting ;.: president's request, which the who proposed the balanced budget House debate on the budget will retains spending for social Time, Money I :-: ~ The banks raised the prime Po.rt time ~ ~ committe~ had trimmed hat·k .. approuch ·1 uesday, .>aid if leader~ \tart Tbup;day with a vote expected programs they want cut. I ~ :-: rate because the. federal funds I • :-: End of Year Breakfast • =~ rates that banks charge one Several of the fraternities and Computer Pcogco.mmec ~ •••.. I :-: ~ another for overnight loans rose sororities have been busy this week I :.: :.; the previous two days. Many :-: Saturday May 9 9 a.m. }: Beatles Record Single raising money for several non­ • 1 (flexible houts) • ~ :-: lending in;;titutions lifted the profit organizations. I :·: Amfac Hotel ...•• rate they charge brokers for pleo.se o.pply o.t :-: :-: I :-: R(.'Servations must he made by \V<•dm•sday =~ LONDON ~ Beatie~ George · loans a full point to J7 1;4 per· 2300 Co.ndelo.tlo. Rd. NE :.: :·:- drums and McCartney and his wife, On Saturday, the Kappa Sigma • I :·: :-: Harrison, Ringo Statr and Paul • Linda, provide background vocals. eent. I Suite 108 :.: Mav 6 in the GSA Offi<·<·. 277-:moa fraternity, acting as UNM's y :·:~~ McCartney have joined iu cutting a The New York Stock sponsor for "Walk America," I ::-~ :·:n t·l t·l tU-1 :·U-: t·: t·::-::·l ;.: t·: :-!:·: :·U·:t·U·: ;.: :·: :-::-: :·: :.: :·: :.; :·: :·J t·; ;·:t·l;·U.l t·l ;·:t·~ l-l :-: :.1 :·::·: :-;;.n new record. friends said W cd­ Exchange index lost 0.71 to S.U.B. Entertainment Student l·ormcr Beatie John Lennon wa;, helped raise several hundred dollars • • nesday. 76.84 and the price of an average for the March of Dimes, said murdered outside his New York share decreased 33 cents. The record h; Alf Those Years Robert Beck, Intrafraternity Talent Show apartment in December. Standard & Poor's 500-stock A,!!o, Harri~on's new >ingle Council public relations officer. A recorded on his own Dark Horse index shed 1.28 to 133.05. total of $20,000 was raised during to Friends of the Beatles >aid this ffit.l.!:J ht 8 prn 12 pm label. It will be released May 15, the Declines routed advances 1,157- the "Walk America" event. was a one-rime affair and does not friends said. 418, among tbe 1,920 issues lv:;c.-r Lt-~vt•l .~ 5tt;dPnt Union Bldq. mean the group was back together traded. Also on Saturday, the Sigma '1<2 for r,tudr::~nt'; The ;,ingle is part of Harrison's again. Big Board volume dipped to Alpha Epsilon fraternity and the $:1 for qr?nPf\:>.1 new album, Somewhere in 53,340,000 shares front the Alpha Chi Omega sorority There are only 3 more England, which is to be released in 58,210,000 traded Tuesday, What it means, they said, is that sponsored a ten-hour basketball June. they are still good friends and will indicating that some big in­ marathon in the pit to benefit vestors retreated to the sidelines. issues of the Harrison sings the vocal and always try to help each other's Muscular Dystrophy, Beck said. plays lead guitar. Ringo plays the recordings when they can. The event raised over $1,000. During last year's marathon, about $3,000 was raised. Daily Lobo The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority sponsored a 10-mile bike-a­ this semester. than Sunday, raising almost $1,000 for the library at the Bernalillo County Juvenile Detention Center, • Friday, May 1 Beck said. He said that the entire sorority participated as well as • Wednesday, May6 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT other students biking along the new Paseo del Norte. vintage c;:lothing, etc. open: Tves • f'ri. 10om· 6 pm You've got something up your sleeve • ~Monday May 11. Sat. 12 • .5 pm Yesterday, the Phi Gamma Delta Watch for the Special Graduation Issue may 6. fraternity hosted a ping-pong tournament to raise money for GO (Group Outreach} Inc., a non­ profit big brother-type organization providing services to single­ parented children. A representative of the frater· nity, Victor Santana, said that the May Graduates group hoped to raise about $400 to $500 for GO. 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J>age 4, New Mexku Daily Lobo, April30, 19l0 Pag<." ;;, New Mexico Daily Lobo, April30, 1981 Radio Board To Take Public Policy Input F.,.._,.....QO""_.....,...._...._...._....~~...... -~..;;r....-.....:xx:r,.,...... or..r..r..r..r..r....::r..r....-~1 Forum ~ 8 continued from page 1 the proposal was "giving it (the ministration were "not ad­ 8 8 by Garry Trudeau administr~tion, faculty, GSA, ~tation) away." versarial." § § EDITORIAL DOONESBURY undergraduates, KUNM staff and Stauffer denied this as the Hirshfield said the Radio Board ~ § the public. proposal's intent. She explained has functioned successfully for Psoriasis patients ISN'T ZONk.el?. HE'tl ee 8/JRNI£3. EVfJ~ 5/~r:EiU£31 Radio Board member George that the staff felt it would be better fil'teen years without interference COMING !JOti/N. HIS H/5 HfiPW ZONK ti/IN 7H8 Hirshfield asked Stauffer if she felt if the staff's approach to the ad- from any previous administration ~ needed for drug study. ~ .Your Money ... Or Your Money TRAINEfi. TRAIN£/?.? JACK !VJ?fF!lWN!Nfi A- ! FOR. BR13.4Kfo15T? f H&'S !3t73N Fk and the staff proposal granted the ~ Jt/5TliiEWf /1/ARP; administration too much power: § the catch ~· pay a fee for the "minority" film program. '•· !JPT06!iT N!1JlC'AI-ABalrk!ZPIN3 ASUNM has a choic~. They can absorb the losses HIM ON HIS SC/Itlllll/3/ "I don't think we ought to grant ~ Tlw division of (hwmatolog~. U:\ .\I S<·hool of ~ (Translation: the films that lose money.) .Either that or ~M. genate Solicits Funds Freeze of th~ ASUNM Film Committee without seeing any of \ =o·:.=. them a thing, not a bloody thing," g .\h·di<•in<· is ('()nduding a cloubl(•~bliud ~tuch § they can pay $100 a night. ·, the profit or they can face a 1000 percent increase in he said. ('Omparing two eomnwr<•ially aYailahl(' lopi<·l;l theater rental. Some choice. Didn't anyone aver tell Mr. Holt it's not nice to issue § § continued from page 1 ASUNM president, vice president In other action, the board was t•orti<•osteroids. · 8 Up until now, the ASUNM Film Committee has paid ultimatums? · this .'cmester, but had been a and finance chairman freeze introduced to attorney Peter S 8 $10 a night for the SUB theater, received ticket Cliff Holt's not dumb. He's not losing any money on student at UNM for five years and funding for KUNM until the issue Adang, who will represent the ~ l'ati<•nts will n•<•t>in• fn•t>,•valuation and two § receipts, after deduction of costs, and had control the four days a week ASUNM shows their films - would be a student again in the fall. of its status is resolved. board in a suit by former disc­ \Vt't'ks of tn•atnwnt with topit·al eortieoskl'iods. then again, he's not making any money either. Why g § over what films were shown. Cliff Holt, director of the The senate also passed a jockey Peter Cubra. 8 Exdusions: pn•guant f(•nutl(•s ami JWliPnls New M~xfco Union, has a different idea. waste four nights of potential profit? resolution recommending the They also passed a resolution The suit requests a hearing on § Holt suggests the film committee allow the SUB to Gee, if Holt takes over the operation of the theater, that any entity receiving ASUNM Cubra's fall suspension from the 8 \o\ith lesions eowring gi'(•:tl('l' than:)()'; total § run the theater, taking care of all the expenses and that means he can raisa ticket prices and, well the list monies shall submit accounting station. § body ar<'a. § realizing all the profit. In return, the committee would go-es on and on. He will control the theater. documents describing their Cubra requested the board meet get to select their films, just like before, and - here's From the "Doesn't This Sound A Lot Like KUNM" financial matters, including a its own deadline of Friday to hear department: The theater will no longer have any viable. Disabled Get balance sheet and income his case. The board lost its quorum ~ For information and appoi11tmenl ~ input into the theater and it will cease functioning as a OK4>: CH.4M8 statement, to be made available for before it could respond to Cubra's § call Gail at 277-4757. g student service. 1HtrT 13137 7H& public inspection. request. Maybe we should just give up. Let the ad­ MJN'T I.J3Af) OIJT! Needed Help ~...... -....- ...... r..r..r..r..r..r..r....-...r..r..r..r..r..r..r..rJ"'..r..r..r~~ ...... ,.Q'§ Fiesta Praised ministration take over the Film Committee and KUNM STOP I and the Popular Entertainment Committee and ~J OF -rHO~ everyone else. We simply have one give your Tite New Me:dm nally Lobo is published Moil day e.o c~cc.K. o:pre<;.scd ott the ~ditorlal page.~ of thtttdcnt, Altred number. 'fbcy· shoulcJ be no longer !han 200 words. Mares remarked that he thought On!)' lhC: nam~: of ·the author wiU be prin:tt'!d attd names wHr not be withhetd. UNM 'offered good opportunities, TM Daily Lobo docs not guarantee pubht:chedulcd the :.how for two nights in order to ac­ Lecture on Cuba Planned comodate more people. A seminar covering the most dham University Graduate School recent Ia ws and court decisions of Business Administration, and A week of activities focusing on Cuba will be held affecting estate and gift taxation Raymond D. Zimmer, specialist in by tbe UNM l.atin American lmtitutc through May l,atin American Talk Set will be held May I 8 and 19 at the estate planning with Peat, Mar­ 3. Sheraton Old Town Inn. wick, Mitchell and Co. and past Cuban posters, hooks and periodicals will be on A lecture about the work of a church-based president of the New Mexico display during the entire week. A Cuban poster organization in Washington, D.C., monitoring Sponsored by UNM's Society of Certified Public display is also available for viewing in the lounge of human rights in Latin America is scheduled for Management Development Center, Accountants. Ortega Halt, third floor. Special presentation.; each Tlnm;day at 2 p.m. at the Latin American lnstitut.e, the federal &tate and Gift evening of ( 'uhu week will include films, poetry Hfll Yale N.E. Taxation and Estate Planning A fee of $225 will cover all readings and lec!Urcs on< 'uban topk;. 'I he organization h called the Wa>hington Office 'cminar will be held from 8:30 to 5 program materials, tuition, lun­ At. noon hiday a lcct.ure entitled Cullan NJretgn on l .a tin Amcrka, and its deputy director will be the p.m. both days. cheons and refreshments. Policy in the 19/W.\ b scheduled at the Latin featured speaker. Registrants will receive a workbook 1\.merkanlnstitut•'. HOI Yak N.L. on U"'M campm. John Warner, director of the containing copies of the latest The >rwakcr will be l'rofc•;•.m; Wtllinm I cu Management Development Center, federal codes and regulation, IRS (iramk, a political '>dcm:e profev;m at American >aid the seminar will provide a tax forms and instructions. Uniwr;,ity in Wa•.hinr.ton, D.C. One of I .atin America's leading vanguard poets complete update for practicing will llc speaking hiday at 3:30 p.m. in the attorneys, banking penonnel in the Registrations are being accepted Humanities Theatre, Humanities Building, room personal trust, tax, estate planning at the Management Development !OX. and new busincSH departments, Center, Robert 0. Anderson Graduate School of Management. I'll<' ~peaker will be Haroldo de Campos, a accountant,, life insurance lht~ I hird annual Sii!ll Fest is <>dJCdulcd !or May g rcdpicnt of the Guggenheim award and is currently a executives, ~hartered life un­ Enrollment will be limited to am! 9 at the Rodcy Th~atre in tht• Fine Art> <·enter derwriters and other interested provide for maximum participant heginniJYII hoth nights at 8 p.m. proi'c'>;,or of literary theory at the University of Tcxw·,;. professionals. involvement and attention, Warner The Sign !·est allow;, deaf people, as well ~ts said. hearing, to show off their talents in mmic, dance, "Participants attending the song, poetry, skits and mimes. Ethics I ,ecture Scheduled workshop will be able to give their Ticket., arc available at the Communicative ~;lients the protection and assurance Disorders Department, 608 Buena Vista N.E. Tickets 71u? Modm1 Self, the third lec~re in a series of having estate plans that are Apartments cost $2.50 for adults and $2 for children. entitled Ethics of Change, is scheduled for Saturday geared to the latest tax law Phylis Wilcox, a sign language instructor at the at 7 p.m. in 149 Woodward Hall. provisions," Warner said. Communicative Disorders Department, said that The speaker will be Steven Marcus, professor of Need Cooling Seminar instructors will be tickets were almost sold out. The show last spring English and Comparative Literature at Columbia George M. Schain, professor of law University. sold out in two days, so this year, she ~aid, they have at New York Law School and Complaints about high tem· . adjunct faculty member of For.. peratures in the married student apartment complex have prompted the UNM Housing Department to r7· _, .,..,.:, -·--- ,. turn on the air conditioning this , Friday. f • J John Burrows, assistant housing i • ', director, said Tuesday that the air ' , ' conditioning was to have been turned on iu the middle of May.

Residents had called Burrow's office, saying inside temperatures were as high as 82 degrees. ' ; , : i i ! Burrows said the cooling unit . r manufacturer had been called ·~ Monday and had worked on the system until midnight to convert it ' from heating to cooling. I "This time or year a housing man [ : just can't win," Burrows said. I ' Once the system is converted to cooling the heating can not be turned on. 1 More work will be conducted on the air conditioning unit in May when a monitoring system is added, but there will not be a major shut down of the air conditioning for that work, Burrows said. The New Mexico Public Interest Research Group said \Vednesday New :\.lexko law requires that all applian~e' in apartments that were working when a tenant moved in must be maintained but there is no law requiring. apartments to be air conditioned.

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-. T-n-T explode at A UA performance Rock Bottom Punk

Review by Roher/ Masterson Guralnick, in. what started as the most familiar part of the performance, played a jazz inclined solo with With the Generics Last Saturday night, as part of their expanding performing arts series, saxophones locked into a rack. Using drumsticks and the Albuquerque United Artists sponsored New Music New Mexico's mutes, he pushed himself and his instruments up and by Ray Abeyta ' prc,entation of guitarist Tim Schellenbaum and saxophonist Tom down the scales of notes each is capable of. The entire t· Guralnick. piece was strangely and rather abruptly ended by a The Generics Ea~h has played before in Albuquerque several times so they are not thin, reedy melody from a miniature pocket One six piece b!lnd consisting of five musicians. '!rangers to the lo~al audience. They have even played together before, calculator. The contents of this band may vary in tuning and when- Schclknbaum was part of an eleven piece jazz ensemble under Each artist has a distinctive style and the com­ consistency; they are loud, electric, dancable, and held in the new Sixth street lofts. With New Music New Mexico can continue to present this lots of room to dance and sound provided by same high caliber of performance. KUNM's Dan Wagner of "Raw Guts", the dance floor was writhing and people packed the building. Above photo: Left to right, Silvia ~------Everything was going fine. While the band was Pacheco-vocals, etc., Kim Abbey-guitar and Left: Tim Schelenbaum, right: Tom Guralnik setting up, as they started tuning up people began to vocals, Jono Jones-guitar and vocals, Bruce (Photos by Patrick Chavez) take notice, and when they started to play, they were Hill-drums, Ryan Green-bass. The Generics the worst band l'd ever heard. People left the room will be playing at Okles Saturday evening, May 9 --~----~--'"--~- .. ----·-----~--~------~ to look for something to consume until the band ran to benefit Quote-Un-Quote, a public access out of songs-they anlyhad three or four. cable TVchannei.1Photos byPatrickChavezi While the band was nothing short of plain bad, they did raisll the interest of the hostess and a couple of aspiring punk rockers. Liz Hale, alias Lizzie Mania, saw hope in the synthesizer intro to the song, and played bass. band, as there were no other punk bands in town Everything was wired into one amp that was visibly since the Cosmic Grackels, who disappeared into vibrating and on the point of blowing tubes all over studio obscurity and a tangle of legal hassles. She the room. So it wasn't such a great song, but the invested all her support into this band. band's performance was as explosive as the Together with Inez Foose and four others they equipment. arranged to meet irregularly to practice. The The band began to get gigs in local party halls, collaboration of interest eventually lead to a ncbulos playing for benifits, and other freebies, using money band, loosely called the Wankers, the British they had saved from their respective jobs to replace . I equivalent of "jerk-off". The Wankers lasted about broken guitar strings and drumsticks. As their It doesn't take a '.. I a year or so of many personnel changes, and only the following grew larger and larger, the band began to name remained the same. Always on the verge of pick up stride, with each successive performance i falling apart, musically and as a band, The Wankers sounding better and better. The Generics were were an example of what was possible and what to becoming a name. G, J - Yeah, I've wrilten about seven to d«te; Meltoids in Suburbia, de I' avoid in the early Albuquerque punk scene. At a benefit performance held at the old Okies, the college ree to rent Don't Look in the Mirror, Frontier Girl, which is an analogy between food Around the summer of 1980 Kim Abbey began Generics played to a crowd estimated at 150 to 200 and masturbation, Armeggedon Now - this is our Ronald Reagan song playing with a transplanted group of UNM students people. Granted, they weren't the only band that with quotes from the Bible and then there's Night Sticks, and instrumental acar mos. 1 who had no previou.~ band experience, only an in­ evening, but they were surely the hit of the show. and ifyou come to the next gig you'll hear the other ones. terest in the music and the possibilities of chemical Gigs have been picking up, but it's still a struggle L-Does anybody else in the band write? I · influences on the basic three-chord structure. The to find paying jobs in a top 40, swinging singles G ~Yeah, Kim does, he just wrote a song calfed Black Widows, aska, ! group consisted of Abbey, Ryan Green, Jono Jones, town. The Generics are not exactly cocktail music, funk hit. Its about pets- the best pet you could have is a black widaw... .it 1 Bruce Hill, Silvia Pacheco, and Rick Rozzo, who as und they're certainly not generic muzak. doesn't bark and it doesn't defecate, it doesn't wake you up in the mornlng They still play a predominantly cover-oriented set, When you need a car We also accept any one a whole began playing tunes like Devo's Mongoloid, or scratch on its cage, they're very easy to take care of and they make great ..---~--~------, but they do it with an interpretative twist that does where do you go? of the major credit and the old Jefferson Airplane's White Rabbit, Christmas presents, which they did quite competently, if not a little justice to the originals. They've recently begun To vour cards, without a cash I L - Would there be a Generics without the Frontier Resturant or discordantly. playing more of their own material, written UNM? roommate with deposit. The band continued to practice until they felt predominently by guitarist Jono Jones, who writes in G - Probably not, we thrive on university life. They definetly had a lot the '57 Chevy comfortable enough to feel around for places to a style reminiscent of Lewis Carol on acid, in the to do with the origin of the band and with aut them there wouldn't be a j!~@llilll with hvdraulic lift­ play. Their first performances were parties held by 1980's, and set to the music of a mutant mix of early band. ers and a four on the the band, who played to a core group of punk Devo and late 2x4's. Jones is not the only songwriter L - One last question. Why are you doing this to us? floor? So before asking friends. They managed to pull off a videotaped of the group; Abbey also writes some of the band's G - Because we like you and because we're hoping it's a different kind 1IDJ1n® ©©W®~ It'll save you some embar­ your roommate for his performance of them playing "Mongoloid" for material, which is basically along the same lines as of music, something that's an alternative to the bar bands. rassment and be a Jot easier if Chevy with the Chin­ Marilyn Pitman's Video Fantasy Night, at the Jones', giving the band an unexpected consistency. you just come to National Car chilla carpeting, stop Downtown Center for the Arts. With duct tape Last Saturday the band did a live radio per­ Rental. by NationaL plastered across his mouth Ryan Green yelled out the formance on KUNM's Only the Radio. The staff of OTR (J eramiah O'Connel, Susan Buckley and Mitch Because unlike some car You can rent a Salman) was kind enough to allow me to interview rental companies, we don't believe that late model GM car of the band, using their recording equipment. evervnne under 25 is a bad risk. _ ____. your choice at a hard to The following conversation took place in the The ASUNM FILM COMMITTEE \Ve won't ask for your fingerprints, beat rate. You simply pay for studio at KUNM. Presents your hirth certificate, or a college gas and return the car to the Lobo - Why Generics? diploma. renting location. Rate is Generics- Because it's a household term, Photo If you ar'l 18 or old'lr, non-discountable, available L-A re you a household band? G - No, but we'd like to be, just like a box o.f James Broughton by just present your valid at the location listed below Randy cereal. We'd like our albums to be sold in grocery Universily of New Mexico and subject to change without stores in the generic section, We think all stores Montoya student l.D ., fill out on" notice. Specific cars are subject should have a generic section that takes up half the Tonight quick form, show us your to availability so reserve yours now. store. It's perfect - it saves on packaging and drivers licence, leave a cash 8 p.m. We feature GM cars like wasteful advertising. deposit and your on your way. this Chevrolet Chevette. L- What do you do for a living'! It's that simple. G, R - I'm an industrial drone, moving boxes, A San Francisco poet and teacher, Broughton lots of boxes, from semi trucks onto conveyer belts, has captured numerous awards for his film from ll p.m. to 2 a.m. G, B- I'm an institutional cook. making. Tonlght he will screen his films: 'High L-- Where? Kukus', 'The Golden Positions', 'Erogeny', 'Song G, B -I'd rather not reveal that, but it's at a local of the Godbody', 'Hermes Bird', and ho3pital, and I supervise an Thursday and Friday 'Testament'. s 1 6~,~). nights. No MUcagc charge. [i:;l We offer S&H Greer1 G, J-!scrub pots a spaghetti slinger palace. For a Chevy Chevette I;;:;:Ji Stamps"' all 50 US States G, K -I'm a glorified janitor for the Theatre Arts lht1~',1fmrt lrll h 1'\JHl',hn..l \\l?o:io.h lt\t l~k.' \low .\fj•.ttt-' /1t!lh I ¥~1''' a-. ,t ~111' DON'T MISS pk•;JWIH l1l If'• J,JJi\ f"lllhb,.l! 111!~ '1\.Jt~· ,lt!k Jln I ~',1/Ji•ll frJ} ,t:tJ !llt• .\t'l\' \ft'.\1! !I }JL{J/1 or similar. department at UNM, I have a lot of other janitors 1 oho.1h: lilt! lllldiH.:lc!li\ .t.~Jl,,\..l~l:J{ \\i:H ll;t· 1 tll"•·r,tt~ ~-.lit11r...... l t:dil'd; Maybe we're better. L- How does this come out in your music? Pltm., t'thh1t . , , .. H~ku t ,,nh'>(llfl G, S - lt doesn't. Students- $2.00 Others ~ $2.50 _( JI,Jf'lt_i~o.'• ,[JH.'I.:Itlr, .. . ( at11hllc 0hUII G-. Armaggedon now, we quote from the Bible, I and we talk about Jesus' blood on people's skin. ,-,_ ... ~~:·""1-~··---"--~-. _,_____~·~~ ..,-..--,---;:.~.. ~ .. -,.. ~ .. ~-~-~---'--! -; . ' ;. L-Jono, you write most of the songs right? .. -~

R-4 April30- May 6, 1981 New Mexico Daily Lobo R·5 NIGHT ---~·--·--·~--~~ of a longshoreman's life and loves in the •"' ••••••• .. : heart of New York. Will run until Mav 2 + •• •• ENTERTAINMENT Thursday and hiday at 8 p.m., Sat~miay I ©CIDJl®Jrfb@CIDJr i at 6 and 9 p.m. and on Sunday at 2 and 8 Caravan East -· Je.f.f Youm~ and Posse. ---D---,.·~qiF.!.G~"> p.m. Tickets at the door are $5.00. For r !______~--·~·~- Country Foundation during Happy Hour ·~--- ····--· ~------~-- j reservations call 242-4750. and nightly begining Monday. l<'ox Hunter- Zozobra. pastoral comfort of the country gentry ~eries is free to the general public due to I Play the latest Video I I"oxes Lounge - Disco Variations, Coun­ against the brutal background of pestilen­ contributions from ASUNM, GSA, and EXHIBITIONS try Night on Wednesday. tial poverty endured by the peasantry of numerous sponsers. I ·& Pinball machines I I•'rhus East - Metro. Watermelon Moun­ Tsarist Russia. The film will be shown led Nugent - May 1 at 8 p.m. Tingley ASA Gallery - Figurative Abstractions: tain Jug Band on Sunday. April 30 at 8 p.m. in room 101 of Wood­ Coliseum, tickets are $9.00 at Ticket­ An Absurdist Notion, and Romance with · Buy 20 Putt· Puff I Friars North - Vision, from Pheonix. ward Hall, admission is free. master. Metals: Jewelry and small sculpture. The I Golf & Game Tokens I Sunday, country cookin' with D.J. David Buckland and Blackjack Davey - last two exhibits of the semester from the for just $5.00 and Cook in'. May 3, at 8 p.m. at the Tiffany Playhouse, Art Students Association. The ASA will I I ·Friars Pub- Iron Hone. CONCERTS tickets available through Ticketmaster. host a closing reception for both shows RECEIVE 10 TOKENS Hog's Breath- Trouble until May 3. l~ay Wiley Hubbard - May 4 at Graham Friday, May 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. ABSOLUTELy FREE!!! Ned's -· Tinker this weekend. None other Keller Hall Central Station, tickets available through UNM Fine Arts Museum -... MAMFA I I than the Planets on Tuesday and Wed­ April 30, 8:15 p.m. - Graduate Recital by Ticketmaster. Exhibition in the lower gallery, and Friends I (Bring this Coupon) I nesday, Tinker Thursday through Satur­ Laura Kramer, piano. In Deed (donations from Friends of the Ar­ day, and Jazz on Sunday. May 2, 4:00p.m.- Senior Recital by Dar­ THEATER ts) in the upper gallery. Palomino Club - Kenny Vernon and ci Fuller, organ. Teaching Gallery - Second level of the art I ~~~!!:P~B~~!R!~N~~ I Grand Junction. May 2, 8:15 p.m. - Senior Recital by ~irreet Scene - Elmer Rice's Pulitzer Prize building, multi- media works by UNM art COUPON VALID ANYTIM~ I Danbi's- Lanney McDonald. Claire Smith, Flute. winning play of 1929 performed by the students. I 9801 Lomas NE (exp. 5!7iB1) OPEN DAILY Bogarts- Ole Scratch and Night Dog. May 3, 4:00 p.m. - UNM Early Musica Mariposa Gallery - Multi+ media works lJNM Sophmore Company (all39 of them) 296·424·2· . . . 9am 'til Midnight Ensemble, Susan Patrick, and Floyd ..I ______I and directed by Peter Prouse. Playing at by Ken Saville, and porcelain by Caryn MOVIES Williams, directors. the Experimental Theatre until May 2, at 8 Ostrowe. May 3 through June 6, opening May 3, 8:15p.m.- Senior Recital by Vin­ p.m. Tickets for the performance are $4.00 reception for the artists from 2 to 5 p.m., son Ertz, guitar. general admission and $2.00 for UNM Sunday, May 3. The Deer Hunter- Uncut on KLKK-UHF May 4, 8:15 p.m. - The Contemporary Hoshour Gallery - Recent collage and channel23, May 3 and 4at 8 p.m. faculty, staff, and students, and can be The Finest In Guitars Chamber Music Ensemble will feature purchased at the Fine Arts Box Office. painting by Robert Natkin, May l through Cattle Annie and Little Britches works of significant living composers and The Indian Wants the Bronx and Adap­ 28, opening reception Friday, May 1 from Coronado 4, Albq. 6, Far North Cinema. Martin -·Guild two prizewinning UNM student com­ tation - An evening of two one-act plays 5 to 7 p.m. Heaven's Gate - Cinema East, Albq. 6, positions performed by UNM students. Der Alte Cowboy- Still Lifes and Figures Hiland. begins May 8, running throughout the Pimentel - Gibson Norman Everett and Daniel lngroff- Fir­ month on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday by Mary Sue Walsh through May 16. Friday the 13th - Cinema East, Albq. 6, st performance of three in the Conceptions Artichoke· Gallery - Color photography Yamaha - Sigma Winrock. at 8 p.m. at the Alley Theatre Southwest Southwest series. Everett (narrative jazz­ by Gordon K. Clark May 3 through 29, Alice in Wonderland and Amy (in the Vassar Street alley behind blues good time music) and lngroff (im­ opening reception for the artist May 3, Ovaition ' Winrock. Carrara's). The Indian Wants the Bronx • from 3 to 5 p.m. provisational folkjazz) two local Tess-·· Final week, Coronado. and Adaptation are presented by the new Albuquerque musicians will perform May Pro Arts Theatre. Meridian Gallery - Invitational: Tim Caveman- Los Altos, Lobo. 1 at 8:00 p.m. in the Humanities Bldg. App, Ellen Daniels, Tommy Findley, Con­ Compare Ordinary People- Los Altos. A View From the Bridge - Albuquerque Come nie de Jong, Susan Ricker, Roger Sweet, Thief- Coronado. Theatre. Admission to all events in the Little Theatre presents Arthur Miller's tale Our Selection Jeanette Williams, and Joel Whitkins May together Final Exam- Cinema East, M Plaza. 3 through June 4. Opening reception May Prices and Night Hawks - Far North, Wyoming 3, from 3 to 6 p.m. Service with Mall. Albuquerque Museum -· Christo: Valley Kagemusha- The Guild. JENSEN Curtain Documentation Exhibition, with On the Right Track- Far North. nvCID,@iL© regular screenings of four of Chisto's films -- -- ·wv Excalibur- Louisiana Blvd., Albq. 6. L (see arts page for Schedule}. Admission to IC•NG MUSIC Centers Death Hunt- Far North, Louisiana Blvd. ------~-----~~------~------' the museum and films are free. Also + Hijos de Tigre y Fiesta en el Corazon - Watercolor New Mexico, a statewide j uried 7017 Menan! NE ( ;oors & CorralP~ NW Hli4-6774 Sunset Drive- In. · Stations on the AM dial: Stations on the FM dial: exhibition through June 26. 807 -20!10

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The politician and shrewd analyzer ofpeo~ Hrad"l967 fiD Country Countdown 0 llud<•rdog • D So Yu WannaBe A St;tr'l'woloml I hme 1\lhuquerqueans!itcs·!l who crave .l1!icc, which started small and ended being but growing exposure and audiences may Caravan East and the Golden Inn con­ pie during his. first PrL"Ridential cum~ H BO Sup<1r:tpirs llsingflpecinlnnimaw ID World Wide Clturrh Of God St'Jit I h·ll:tn(J~---, on t lw J)rinlt n(tlt.nrdmn, pail{n nnd election and his struggle to SATURDAY tiun,filmfuntogeandstillphotogrophR, fiD Villa Alrgro lm Alh•nnrulllw l,ahtmmu Ilitl«>rNnml a .;nmtant supply of big ruunc cont:crt N~w Mexico's most popular bar band and som~day change that situation. With new, sistently draw big crowds for their form a sir.ung cabinet admist politic.al MAY2, 1981 t.hiH sperial explort~a thE' careers '>Chis· 7 .-oo 0 Jimmy Hwag~-tnrt _ LN· H.o~~t·r1~ und 'llw Hltnnpt~dt• PttHfi, bamh wiil always he disappointed. There •:utting an LP. In the wake of Juice, there non-profit performance spaces beginning nationally know headliners like Freddy i_nfighting prior t.o his h)auguration. t-ory's.g-rent('fllHpies: Matn Hnri. Frnn· 15.1 Musk .'\wJTh•·SimlrH, Klauti l"urhH, and 0 Animalx, HiOmin~.J ,,rc ,,imply not enough people here to to open in the city (like AUA downtown Fender, Ray Wylie Hubbard and Jerry Jeff MORNING Aninutll-l, Animals, has been a swarm of reaggae bands 0 llarnry Miller ollwrs. Hdwol.ltor k i 5 l Mm·ir-- (( ~unwdy) •• 1~ ''llistrrd<·rh· t•uarrantce the kind ol' ticket sales nec­ springing up all over the place; Mango, Sol, and the Alley Theater on Vassar St.) these Walker. The Sandia Inn has the perpetual ID Magnum. 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Catl.. dtltl . 0 .\Jli' 'l<'I\H 7,00 D Th1• Show, Ask NBC 0 llappy-DotyH Again ticket prices coupled with the quality of the Yeah mon. have been just a few of the greats band in town, l Take Mine With Green 9,00 D Washington Ilrhinds CloS<•d Flintstones HBO Movie ·(Comedy) •• "l'iondislr 0 Jlla<·k gxprrif•nrt• ID CllSNews lloors Nt~ws Plot Of Dr. Fu Manrhu" ID Sunday Murning 1_17 Tue-ll a<·ts make AIR a satisfying substitute to any Those who Hke the punkncw wave that the organization has presented. The Chile. (51 HtarTrt•k Cartoon !17' ! 51 Mm·i< -(Sden•·e·Fidion) ••• 7,OO 0 Illlrh>ra Mandrell And The Mllu~ llazel fiD. .far.!L_Ut•s("uustN\U >tadium hype and burn. syndrome are seeing more action as well. ever-popular Madrid Jazz Festival is This list only begins to scratch the "Logan':i Jtun" 1976- 0 Suporfri<•nds Jtour, School. drrll Histers fiD l'ntWYe :·,,:w o ow Nt·w~ Rock R,30 0 Oral Roberts H' your tastes arc eclectic, your pursuits There was the Ramones debacle of '78, the another fine NMJW product. It is sincerly surface of live music in Albuquerque. This 0 2()-20 D Once JlponA ClasRir'The HillHof ID Nurs<• fiD l'ublk Policy Forum Hl'U\"en' Part I. Threet•hildren face !_Sl Gilligan·slHhmtl EVENING 7,30 {5.1 lt'~YourBunim•sH ome Cruces(!) and the rabble rousing 999 show completed swiftly so that NMJW can events that, at one time or another, should turt••ThP Yollf'-y' euach Bradl:"n h£>lps HubiiW!-!s lAkllSitow Husillt'HH'' 1!_)5-1 Fair [,ady''l96-1 (Sl .Movi(' ·(Drama) _.,.... ••Eartlt~ turf' Aprm1n{~h Shut, Spin and !'-il•rvit•t• continue their programs. satisfy anyone's musical desires and tastes. uv~n·umc your lear of l(ning tu the net band worth 'eeing. last year at the KiMo. Locally, there has n,:lO f17'1 :VInvi<• ·(Com<•dy·Mystny) •*'"' q_t~akr" 1971 fiD Mhdt!y Mousr H!'t urn' In llU!-< <'p.iHmlf•. ('llflt'h BradNt dutin~arall~',aud~hnw.synuwhat tnd1J 9,00 0 I>av Of!Jisrovrry Since thi5 is New Mexko, the most been the Wankers, the Generics, the Crystal About the only form of music that is One may not be able to see Aerosmith one "Notorious Landlady"l962 0 The~ Lm,!~ Boat "how!-1 vun flu- hn~H'H uf hall rulnf.imJ, mwt~ vou get the r('. (C'Jmwd -Ca ptiuned; D Mist or l!ogrrs 10.00 OOID News m WKRI' In l'inrinnati t('lo~•Nl ('ap1iuiwd; 11,:-;,A.I avnilablr type of music is the local ranchera Skulls and the infamous Balls to keep the truely neglected in Albuquerque is weekend and Fleetwood Mac the next, but li.S,,\.1 '5 ' J0,1fl 0 Dkk Cavett Show c:uest: A.I •. fiD Lawr<•nc<• W!!lkShnll· l'opo'Yr And llis l•'rirnds 15 ~ Bionir \Vmmin \'lll'icty. Starting at everybody's favorite tribes amused. More technically profient at soulfunkdiseo. There are disco bars that would one want to anyway? 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({'lt,st•d-Cnptioned: U~­ Mi>;sion lmpossiblo i 51 Movir ·(Advonlut<'t• • "f'os•idon 12.10 0 Nrws brant>:. (60 mins.) RA.) (60 mins.) fiD CPCWomcn'slnternatiomiiGoll Adventur~" 1972 t.oo 0 Nrws (51 lbfleman 0 Fantasy Island Tournament JnvJtat.ional tennis das­ 0 Uiplc,Y'sllelirvP It Or Not! 0 Thundarro SchooL Rock fiic with- patticipunts from both amU· [511\l"v. ir·(Suspcnsc}•• "JrtOvcrthe ~71 Dkk Maurice And Company m An·lnr llunkrr's I'Jne~ Atlantlc"l960 ID l'opoyr,JnTheNews JO,oo uom News teur and prufcssional nelds; from the­ m (~un:;;mnkt 9,30 rsJ Rat Patrol 8 Mast~rpiece Thr-atre (Therese Mos...,CreekPiantntiofiirtHiltonHead, HBOMovir·(C.omcdy) •• "VIsh That 0 lloathclif!-Dingbat Nutth Carolina. FRIDAY 1\aquin' Episode III. 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When fate brings them Fur Murder"1953 Sl M ONE ~elbert they decide to switch places. 11•00 0 Major Leaguellnseblllf,An Inside Go30 u I'M l\lagazinc 0 D Wild World Of Animals ~ ~revin And The J. . 0 llaPJlY Days Again (5) Ozzie And Harriet m Tic Tar Dough m Jllson 01 Star Commando In The fiD Twilight Zo11e Nt~ws 7,00 0 llarporVallryi'TA fiD l'ast Company D llhtstratcd Daily 11, tr; 0 . Major League DaRe hall fSJfiD Wond<'rWoman Gamc-Qf·Th.e·Week 0 l•'riday Night Movie Double 1!.30 (6' AmeriNt'sTopTen F<•nturr 0 Putting Champions m Thdncrodiblc llulk m 30 Minutes HBO The Priore And The l'aup<'r, AFTERNOON l'urt 11 "rh~ McrcifultawOfTheKifig' Prince }<;dward iH resCUC'd from a bnnd J 2.00 D Fast Forward oft-hi (WeR hya Midi c r offort \~ ne. Bel iev­ (51 World Championship Tennis ing lht~t nw hoy it~ truly of royal blood, 0 \ummunityConeerns Uw soldier Blrives to returrt hitn to his m Movie ·(Mystery) .. "Harry-()" tig:ht.ful plm'E' aa heir to the throne. 1973 7.30 D Take Onr (171 On Deck Circle D Mtwlwil Lehrer Report fiD (>rea test Sports Legends H,OO D Tho Gangster Chronkles 12.20 [1711lt>sehall AtlnnU!BrnvesvsChicago D Washington Weckln Review Cubs (;llus., 10 mins.) ( Sl llaJlJIY !Jays ,\gain t 2.30 D Antiques ID The nukes Otlla~zard 0 ToIle Announced 1111 TBH News m This Week In Uasel•all fiD This Week In Bllsebtlll l .00 D TliisOid House Host Bob Vila tours HBO IIUOSnoal< Prrvirw.Muy,lmy tJw hmnand gha~s·rnutt~ thuught to the Si illt•r nnd Amw MN>tn highlight the hanhv,1orl floor.R in th£> mnin house. Ufl<'1ll11iflg tnm'iC"R. SJ)nrtR nnd spednls H 'hr~l'd- t'tilJtionf'd; tl.S.A.l 1111 Hl\0 in Mnv. IS ' l.nst In Spar<• H,!lO D Wall $tri•rt Wrcl< HnRt: [,ouis fiD 'lnvie •(Drama) "Sun•mor and H.uk(•yH(>r. Hnwkt•" lnfil lS' Hit:\ Na Na 1,:Jn 0 ll<•t~•'s Tn Your il<•alth 'Aging' 0 l<'rid11y :'ntun• · m J.'orum ~~ m Ba:-;r lm 11 ( 'alifornia Angel!; '\IS Mil· 2,{)() D Houston OtiOil WJ!Ikt•t• Btt•Wf'rsl2 hr~q :lHminRJ D Roe<·cr 1\lade In Germany HBO HJHirts llym>sty,ThcNcwYork I >ui1 mund vsHhnlke Hill mir1H.} Y tUikN·~ Follow f)O y(Htrs nf New York 16< Mun:;t<•rs · h;-l!·ll~halJ fr,,m thP. gnldun -ng(• of HnlH• 0 Wide World OJ Sports, J'atl I Huth llllhcnlflt-rnvt"rRinl Htcinht~nner 2t:l0 (5! Ji'Ttoup E'fn nnd m<•r{ living Tt•gend!'l ~irKey m Tlnited Airlifirs Tonni•• Tout' Mmttll·, WhHl•y Ji'urd nnd Yogi Berta. wmwnt or. Champions However, at what should have been a routine military checkpoint, the photographer was rudely arrested, It cost 9,00 D Bill Moy~r~· .lnurnnl 1111 This Work lo llas••ball ISJ Muvlr ·ISusnensc-IJrullla) ,.. a.oo g l'resente Simone almost fifty U.S. dollars to keep his equipment and another twenty to keep her travel papers. It was "Skyja1.'kNI1' 1912 . . <5 l(lllliJlan'.Island beginning·to·appear that her luck in Southeast Asia was running out. As she watched them drag the terrified m Dalla. 0 The 1\onJu~ky Drrby 1171 1\ontur ky Dorby Sporial lf7l Last Of Thr Wild photographer away, Simone found herself, for the first time in years, thinking of Connecticut, and home. Page 7, New Mexico Daily Lobo, April JO, 1981 R-8 Apri130- May G, 1981

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Htarir(•lt 7:00am - Freeform Radio 11:00 am - .Freeform Radio {news) 12.2iJ fl7~ .\tlanht Hrnvt\" ltf'plav J2,!l0 m R11l'kford Files • 10:30 am - Listener Personals 2:00pm --- Only the Radio 5:00am ·-· Freeform Radio €ID Rnt I'utrnl 10:45 am - Freeform Radio 3:30pm - Enfoque News 10:00 am - Listener Personals Michael Bennett's award winning 'Chorus Line' set the stage at Popejoy Hall for three packed house HBO Movi<• ·{Musiral) ••u~ "My 12:15 am ~ News Briefs .(Spanish speaking I•' air l,udy"l!l61 10:30 am - Freeform Radio performances. 1.00 0 News 12:30 pm -· A Luncheon Slice speaking news) 12:15 pm -- News Briefs 1 5: 'lo,·ir ·(Musical) ••• ..Ji"'low{'r (Public Affairs) 4:00pm - Raices (Latino) 12:30 pm --A Luncheon Slice llrumSun~:"l!)61 1:30pm -- Freeform Radio 7:00pm - Hot Lix (oldies) (Public Affairs) '. 4:30pm - Listener Personals 10:00 pm - Soul Set 1:30 pm - Freeform Radio WEDNESDAY ~1Jalf't(;om .(/ian('!"' MAY6,1981 5:00pm ~ NPR's All Things 4:30pm - Listener Personals Review by Ethan Hay musicians in order to create a Immediately following is the finale, Considered SUNDAY 5:00pm - NPR's All Things "rehearsal hall" atmosphere (not presenting the entire corps dubbed {(,.flu~ EVENING 6:00pm ·- KUNM Local News Considered Popejoy Hall and the Cultural done in the road show, however). in guilded top hats and tails (which "r.,mroo -<•·"'' ·" " Program Commitee, in its.efforts to They have rigged a TV camera at they bad no more than 60 seconds 0 Frl1t•sl'dl• 6:30pm- ATC. {cont.) 1 :00 am · · Freeform Radio 6:00pm - KUNM local News proudly presents 's Slar:•l<•· lnd Ilut<•arorrow Of ltumno~ ~Iarsh air) 9:50pm - Pacifica News Michael Bennett's ''A Chorus action on stage and thereby show. The program gives a short l'llrtl coordinate the score, which, by the /fJi('.rln('~.dat /lptin;.?- ;:if,~tnurl fi,:lO 0 PM Ma~<\r.ine FRIDAY 11 :00 am - Something Classic 10:00 pm - Freeform Radio Line" April 27 and 28. The touring history of the company, and ex· way, was written by Marvin 0 Wild World Of Anhnalx 5:30pm - Orient Express (int'l company played to packed houses plains, "This show is dedicated to May 1 SUB 0 IInppy llays ,\~aln Hamlisch, of the movie:; "The Way anyone who has ever danced a 8pm-12am Ballroom W Tk Ta<•llough " 1:00am - Freeform Radio music) WEDNESDAY. for three performances. in We Were" and "The Sting" fame. chorus or marched in step ... Advance tickets: $2.00and $3.00 :·17~ Hu.!·W'IHLJ1 Hnn·et> vs Ht. 5:00am ··- Morning Edition 7:00 pm - Magic Library "A Chorus Line" has been At the door: $3.00 and $4.00 Lnub { "anlinnls (2 hrn., :m mins.) (news) anywhere." €ID 'twilight 7"JM 7:30pm - Singing Wire 5:00am -· Morning Edition widely acclaimed as one of the "A Chorus Line" was the first Coll277 -557 4 or 881"3087 7,00 0 UMII'<•uph• 7:00am - Freeform Radio 9:30pm - NPR's Jazz Revisited (news) freshest and most inspiring computerized Broadway show, 0 llhlhlratrd Dailv 10:30 am - Listener Personals 10:00 pm - The House That Jazz 7:00am - Freeform radio ~s'm '\'ondt~r\Votimn musicals ever to hit Broadway, and 0 Th<•l:r<•atont Ameriran Hero 10:45 am - Freeform Radio Built 10:30 am ~ Listener Personals Tuesday night's performance The show is awesome in its "W Enos 12:15 pm -· News Briefs 10:45am- Freeform Radio sensitivity to the characters por­ HBO Muvie·{Adventuro) ••• ..Binrk recaptured the living, breathing Stallion"l9i9 12:30 pm - A Luncheon Slice MONDAY 12:15am- News Briefs quality which has brought the show trayed (a quality very much missing i.!!O 0 Ma<·ncill.rhrer ltrport (P.A.) 12:30 pm - A Luncheon Slice in much of the entertaiment R,OO 0 I>i (('rent Strokes .>o much popularity, Dance 0 Hall Of Fame 'Casev l>tengei' 1:30pm - Freeform Radio 1:00am - Freeform Radio (Public Affairs) produced today). As the character t' ho!rl<'~ .I )Urning tHirl· ray:~ <'ast•y Hten­ 4:30pm - Listener Personals 5:00 am -· Morning Edition 1:30pm - Freeform Radio Opening on Broadway in 197 5 at "Paul" tells in a detailed I love to dance. Every time g-<·lm t h1s nm•-man<•hararterizationuf 5:00pm - NPR's All Things {news) 4:30 pm - Listener Personals the Shubert Theatre (namesake of monologue his sad trials as a dancer t ht• l{•i:~rJ,: t>X -manager ufthP New York l get a chance J dance. I prance Y:tnkN•s and the> N~~w Yntk Mets. Considered 7:00am ~ Freeform Radio 5:00pm - NPR's All Things Broadway's famous 'Shubert performing in slea.?.y shows as a \\'rttt•rs :-;idnl'y ancl David CarrolJ 6:00pm - KUNM Local News 10:30 am - Listener Personals Considered Alley'), "A Chorus Line" captured transvestite and his desperation to move again and take a ;otance, n•q•ai ( "a-.;.(•y':-> irrrpn·ssihll• pl'r~nna.U­ givtt Show Oueflt: Gore back up the main characters of a opposite: in a dialogue between My body moves in time months. Spend summers traveling free on govern­ Vidui, Purl II. musical in those big, pompous Zach, the director-choreographer and space all over the place. ment air all over the world. You'll have enough (17; ~lo.-lt• ·(Adventure) .,. "Thr Sometimes it moves with I•,ro~nu•n .. J9~1 musical numbers. in the show and Cassie, who had a money to buy a new car or rent your own apart­ liD 'fwi1hd1t z·unr shot at stardom which quickly elegance and grace. When I'm Through the course of the show 10,30 0 'thr'tonlghtRhol\' fizzled to doing toilet paper on the dance floor, 1 know I'm ment , .. 0 Mamoil Lehrer R<•port the audience listens to the dancers' 0 \1.,\.R.II. commercials, the two (who had in my place. melancholy tales, told sometimes ID CBS Late Movit• once lived together) 'argue about ffi Nlv:h!Gallrry tongue-in-cheek and other times We're looking for collegiates with a year of calculus TUESDAY how Cassie would "fit in" on the My body is in motion, like MAY 5, 1981 11.00 0 Al!r<·d llit<'lorork Pr.·s~nts. and ashamedly, their Malk<•!Jom<•stir awkwardly of line. Zach demands that she is "too the waves of the ocean. You're and physics to train in Nuclear Engineering. We're ( 5\ Nt•\Hi EVENING individual, but very real stories hypnotised, mesmerized like you 0 \ fl(' :-l<•ws Niglof.lino good," and that she is too much of willing to pay you a salary of $850 per month. If you ·r.7o'in'::fo :'>r\.,­ m- Gum.;ntokP about bow each of them has made an individual to play such a menial swallowed a magic potion, have good grades and think you may qualify, con­ o Bran Spmn!< H BO ~lltH'r!-IJlir•s t 'sit1~1srwrialanima. dancing his life and livelihood and part. Cassie emotionally . retorts ·5 Star,lou n..., t ;:uv 1'owNH, l. stage, save for a backdrop of be a part of the chorus line. my dance. Dancing makes me A \'t'IHlr•lrri1UU1llrH" JH7H 11 ,:10 0 Tomorrow Cmtst·Ty Curtain theatre people from UNM and • tiona! prizes. • Exhibition. Admission to the and $1.50 for UNM students, vicinity. The Proposal, The Boer, The SUB's Game Room offers a variety of games to the university com­ exhibition and all films is free. faculty, and staff; special group and The Aniversersary will run • • rates are available on request. For munity. Table tennis, pin-ball, and pool are among the games available. Thursday through Sunday, at 8 p.m ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tuesday through Friday, April further information and ticket in the Cellar at Hokona Hall. If you The Game room is open Monday- Thursday 8 a.m. -10 p.m., Friday from 28 through June 26. reservations call the UNM Fine think this sounds hokey, their AC~I'IVITIES Arts Box Office. ClTB.A \VEEK 8 a.m. -17 p.m., and Saturday from 17 a.m. -77 p.m. 10:30 a,m. - 11 a.m. Wrapped performance of Virginia Wolfe sold Walk Ways out. There will be a nominal ad­ At the Latin American Ins!ituk 11 a.rn.- 11:30 a.m. Wrapped UNM Contemporary Chamber mission fee (a dollar or so, they're 12 noon. free documentary Coast Music Ensemble - A concert in not sure). "The C.I.A. secret army" 1:30 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. Running Keller Hall, Monday, May 4, at Fence 8:15 p.m. the program for the 7:80 tonight Woodward Ilall149 3 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Valley performance is as follows: Cuban film: "De Cicrta Mancra" Curtain Saturday and Sunday, May 2 Willow, Willow, by Paul 31.00 through June 28. Chihara. Sat. May 2, 1981 1 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Valley Swinging Music, by Kazimierz Curtain Serroki. WOOD\VARD Ilal11 01 1:30 p.m. - 2 p.m. Wrapped Seven Shades of Blue, by William "Should the l TS establish rclat ions Walk Ways Duckworth. with Cuba" 2 p.m. - 2;30 p.m. Wrapped Nara, by Warren Benson. Coast Public forum with high ranking Whisper Moon; Dream Music CS and Cubanrcm·cscniHi \'CS 2:30 p.m. -- 3;30 p.m. Running Nurnber Three, by William Fence Balcom. ·------. 3:45 p.m. - 4:15 p.m. Valley Curtain Admission to the performance is free. The Albuquerque Museum is located on 2000 Mountain Road The ASUNM Film Committee is N.W. presenting noted author, poet and r::~-1 A Celebration of Spring, nnd the filmaker James Broughton tonight, Attendant Earthly Pleasures - A at 8 p.m. Broughton, both a poet Symposium Itinerary ~ concert by the University of New and teacher in San Francisco, has The Chicano & Society § Mexico Symphony Orchestra, received numerous a wards for his under the direction of conductor film works and will screen and Harold Weller. This is the fipal speak on his films. concert of the seme.ster, and the Broughton's films The Golden lip Thurs., April 30 (Ortega Hall Reading Rm., 3rd floor) 1980 - 81 season, performed Positions, This is It, Dreamwcod, 10 a.m. ·noon i§ Friday, May 1, at 8:15 p.m. in _ Testament, and Etogeny all have ~erriee Chicana Literature and Popular Culture ~·- Popejoy Hall. Featured work for won prizes at film festivals Gabriel Melendez, Moderator this program will be Carl Orff s throughout the world and received Erlinda Gonzales Berry "La Mainche in Chicano Literature'' brilliantly appealing masterpiece I wide critical acclaim. Broughton Dr. Mario Garcia "Chicano Community of f!Paso" § I Carmina Burana. Joining the SOLAS - :Latin Amc:-dcan human rights has been awarded Guggenheim orgaiJizalion WOLA1 a chunih·'bascd lobbying §~ Magda Maureira '''Feminine Art Types in Alfilo Delagua and Pocho" orchestra in this performance will organizadon, will give a lecture on irs work in ! Fellowships (in 1971 and 1973) and 2 p.m.- 4 p.m.: _ . Dave Honeycutt concentratep on a game ofpool. be the UNM Concert Choir, received and individual grant in Wash!ngmn, l>.C., ltlda.y at 2:00p.m., at the Latiti l! American lmlitulef 801 Vale N.E. Chicano Education, Moderator- Or. Jose Reyna, "Folklore & folktradion University Chorus, University 1976 from the National Ka)l- Gardner Workshop - Music and Healing, in the Southwest" Alina Chavez "Chicano Lingui;tics" Dr, Antonio ~ Chorale and soloist soprano Donna Endowment for the Arts. His most Saturdayf 10:30 a·.m. to noon, .at the Sl. Thomas of Canterbury Chapel, 425 University Blvd. The Panells "Las Bases Sicofogitans De La Educati()n Norte Amerkana" ~ McRae, tenor Robert Grayson and recent film is Gardener's Eden. workshop fee is $4- .and can be. paid at the door or in baritone Sean DanieL Films for our program include the advanre at the Women•s Center and Full Circle Books. Also included in this program five prize-winning works and other Subway Station - Talent Show FitJals. Friday, ~ will be a performance of Hummel's Broughton features. May 1, 8 p.m. to midnight. Thurs. Evening, April30 John McMath enjoys playing table tennis while his mother attends (Chicanu Studetrfs Services -1815 Rom a NE) Photography by Catherine ]one.~ university classes. 7 p.m. ·10p.m.; Reception for Mesa Chicana SINCE 1965 WE TEACH Program: Poetry Reading from § Chkano Poeta y el Pueblo· Stanlev Gulierrez ~ ~s . 1\.,.\\ "'"£~ '0 c. o~? G\)\'t ~{)\)t.C\\ .. • v,P\~_, f,P\S'=' ·gp· ' ' largeSelection MUSIC BOOKS&METHOD t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ,e) 15%. 20% DISCOUNT· ENTIRE STOCK Thru May CONCEPTIONS SOUTHWEST Store & Studio 5312 4th NW CAll Studio 2120 Moriel NE 345·2255 PERFORMANCE SERIES PRESENTS

-~··············································• • ;.• •• NORMAN EVERETf • • Contemporary Balladeer • • and Songwriter • DO YOU HAVE ANY ZITS? • • •• DANIEL INGROFF • The UNM Division of Dermatology and the Student Health Center • ••l Music of the World • needs volunteers with acne, to help determine the effectiveness of. a n.ew ., • topical antibiotic for treatment. Patients must be available for exammahon • • every other Saturday morning starting April18 through July 11 and should • • • Friday, May 1, 198'1 at 8:15 pm • not be taking antibiotics or corticosteroids. • In Theater Room 108-Humanities Building • For further information contact Erma Pinon at 277-3136, Student •• • Health Center. • ADMISSION FREE • • • • • For further information contact • • Erma Pinon •41 • 277.:Si36 • Student Health Center • • •« • • The SUB Game Room provides fun and games for many university students. • • : Volunteers will be paid a fee. .: l ht Hum,H11rl1" .. 1hAdulj.11~ 'nJJ~h nl /mum·mt.lll Lthr.tr\ h•tN !hr•,~H~h-1'/thr-.- t•TI'I'I!·\Y•l!---Hm Hm p,. .Ktn-,•. trnm--thtFf.ft'\·-..tfnr'- ;. e. e •• e e e e. e e e e ~ e e e e 8 e e.-. e e e e. II e e e e e e e e e e e e.". P;~ge 10, New Mexico Daily Lobo, Apri130, 198 I l'ag~ II, New Mexko Dairy Lobo, Apri130, 1981 Sports Save lives! Donate blood plilsma Earn extra cash for Page Going llardship NFL Drafts Lobo Women Golfers Defend Title the springtime. ThreeLobos 291 b Cenlrill S.E. r------~ F~~)r Albuqu€'rqtw. N.M .. 87106 1 New donors present 1 Basketball Career Monaghan Wins Individual Crown I this ad & UNM I Three former Lobos were Natural Fiber Clothing I or TV liD for I tilil d leading career ~corer. Page led selected in the National Football The Lobo women's golf team next in the AlAW national In regards to the national the WAC in scoring during the League's annual draft held succesfully defended their Region 7 championship June 17-20 in tournament, San dies said, ''We're for Women and Men I $500 bonus l ! .oh<> basketball play<:r Kenny 1979-80 '>Ca~on with a 28.0 scoring yesterday and Tuesday. championship this week with a 16- Athens, Georgia. ranked about 12th in the nation and I I stroke tournament victory. I'd like to finish in the top ten.'' toot good w/other coupo11s 1 !'age annoum;ed late Wednesday average that al>o put him in the top Wide Receiver Ricky Martin was The Lobo's finished 16 strokes hand embroidered sill~ blou<,es • afternoon that he will he "going ten nationally. Lao;t year he was the picked by the Pittsburgh Steelers iu ahead of second place BYU. Other 1 one per do11or 1 The team, which shot a 923 over The other Lobo scores were Patty . decbion in his press release. Martin is going to a team with independently from the squad. round 83 on Monday but came real well and I'm really proud of Peggy Stanwood shot a 240 and 122 Yale S.E. l'ag~ said in the release he felt After "one year (of) playing under such receivers as Lynn Swann, John back to tie the University South 266-5729 would have an excellent chance to them." He also said BYU played Carolyn Barnett finished third 266·9946 Mcm.-S.at. Coach Colson, I feel that it is one Stallworth, Randy Grossman, course record with a 70. Tuesday's one of their better tournaments. individually. {1 Blk south of UNM) make a team. He also plans to ask of the best coaching staffs in the Bennie CU!loingham, Theo Bell and round included a front nine 32 that 10·6 for an education package in his country. Coach Colson helped me Calvin Sweeney. had five birdies. Her final round 72 contract so he can continue to mature as a man and as a basketball Wright is going to a team with a yesterday made the total225. nllcnd classes, according to his player." confusing quarterback situation. statement. Bob Griese is contemplating "I just wasn't mentally ready Monday," she said, "Tuesday I Coach Gary Colson had mixed "I loved my stay at the retirement, Don Stro.ck has University of New Mexico. The primarily played second string in knew I had to play great or really emotions about Page's departure well." but said he felt that ''Kenny has an fans in Albuuerq,Je are the greatest his six seasons and David Woodley in the world, and I really appreciate is in only his second year. excellent shot at making a team this Dana Howe had rounds of 75, all the kindness I have been shown Shupryt is going to a team with a year and I wish him the best of 76, and 75 for a 227, two strokes by the people of Albuquerque, It is young Iinebacking squad that has luck." behind teammate Monaghan. my plan to make my permanent had its problems. Washington, Cleveland, New home in Albuquerque, and con­ In 1976 Martin caught 10 passes "I missed a couple of putts but I Jersey, and Houston have ex­ tinue my education at UNM during for !86 yards, an 18.6 yards-per­ was pretty consistent," she said, pressed interest in New Mexico's mY professional basketball career." Kenny Page catch record. "I'm happy about it." In 1978 he caught 21 passes for 594 yards, five touchdowns and a The Lobo 110lf team will play 28.3 yards-per-catch average, The next year he was redshirted after catching only two passes but last year he caught 43 passes for 850 Four Teams yards and 8 touchdowns. He led the team in both categories and average Get Banquet over 19 yards per catch. Wright had an injury-plagued career, missing parts of two seasons Sl~ve King including an injury last year when the Lobos were 2-0 in the WAC, Coaches and athletes from men's having upset BYU and Wyoming. swimming, wrestling, skiing and His finest game came in 1978 gymnastics were honored at the when he threw for 452 yards against 19& 1 winter sports banquet Tuesday Texas Tech, completing 28 out of night at the Hilton Inn. 49 passes. Two of his passes went to Athletic director John Bridgers, Martin for touchdowns. who also served as master of His best year was in 1978 as he ceremonies for the event, stated also passed for 1925 yards and ran that "with a bigger budget for the for another 668 yards. That year 1981-82 year, the four sports the Lobos won 7 of 12 games, after honored will get more funding than winning six of their first nine. ever before." Last year he passed for 1068 yards, completing 72 out of 145 Gymnastics coach Rusty Mitchell passes. presented Stan Kidd with the MVP Shupyrt had 46 tackles in 1977 award. Also recognized were Steve but two years later he was third on Hill (most improved} and All; the team with 79 and last season he American Kevin Prady (UNM led the team with Ill tackles, 63 athletic award). unassisted. In skiing, coach George Brooks Last year he also led the team gave awards to various members of with 13 quarterback sacks that cost his 14th ranked team. Donald Dean the opponents I 06 yards. was given the MVP in cross country Many Lobos have been drafted award and Ruidoso's Jim previously including Randy Rich, a Raudenbush was cited as most defensive back with the Cleveland improved. On the alpine circuit, Browns, Robin Cole, a linebacker NCAA qualifier Steve Maynard with Pittsburgh, Preston Dennard, was the most valuable and James an end with the Rams, Mack Reed was most improved. Mike Williams, a fullback with the Kansas City Chiefs, and Chris Bridgers jokingly added that he Combs, a tight end with the would try to get some more snow Houston Oilers. for tht: ski team next year. Assistant swim coach Keith Sutton awarded two-time NCAA diving qualifier Tom Doyle with the Lobos Need FB MVP award. Sutton was sub" stituting for Sam :Iones, who was recently dismissed as head coach of Team Manager the swimming program. Jones was The Lobo football team is in out of town and unavailable for the need of an equipment manager. banquet. The manager will have to work On the wrestling scene, Kevin from the start of fall practice in Jackson was given the outstanding August till the season's end. If wrestler a ward for his efforts interested calJ Assistant Coach throughout the year. Mike Baker Ed Filmer at 277-5315 as soon as was awarded the MVP honor for possible. his leadership. Coach Dotson is very optimistic about the coming year since all but one wrestler returns, and has plans to include "Pic·Me·Up's" 'evm·a! new recruits next >cason. Stimulant Capsules "For mental alertness'' • J • ' • "'Warning: S!itnulanls tan be dangerous tt1 ... (_\ .._ ' your health lfti:lkr.Hlln grEiatertht~n prescrlb· ~ 4 -- I ed dost~gos. You hiLHH ba16 oro!d(!r to por· =-1 . SPECIAL ENGAGEMENTS BEGIN MAY AND JUNE chase. _ 1744 Mooaur N£ lobo C:lttllllllifie, rc~umc'. UU>. ( IlAUI>.J.~~\ 1 Pf.Ra ln~C\Wtn ncar UNM & 1\i\ w -l~~~~;l~-t:-f~~,~· ;I.~f.;;. ~" P-f~r,-itlJ'Vi Si::iiZlRI. 4200 fentml S.F. 4/30 2 M U! 'l !Ill Jl(.fl''H' ~u r u!lt'f.'l! m bu<,im;c,<, work, m~hnimg NEW MEXICO------~-~---~- r ~~ "Wt 1._.,tJ t J\i\t•Ntv ~r- ~-11 24114 ttn A rl I· !Vlli»r•i "tJ·,AnNINi;-JlJ~sff.;u) ·.wtl~·nh i!'dlle-n, _. T ~ 'i!}.. ~ le< tuw• .tJ,·,t;lll'·t= al I '•lnl' • nm.'rt talk ahum I~n pmblcim, iln, KII-;:-HAI'PY l1rjl Ynu •miy g,., !wut•r 141 62\JJJ _ S'IL . 1.nnmer wnh Dunh1ll ·r cmporan~~- We need typtst~. •rlllilil1/l~ olllll friliiH[lh<, M.i!V -'ith, 7.ifl p ftl, ')t M Hll' .~. "l,() fvJ;M,-:- t1l he rn lt•.t••t gnnd C all Jw,tl .11 2fJ1 l•:•w;AGt-:ME~T AND WEOOING nngs. Sa\e 7. Travel ultt•r •,Jx '1/11 IYPI~c;;r.;xJ;Ei~u.~('Jm l"' hllsme-~~ Hnd ~allege 2, Lost & Fo.und money. Many <,tyler.;. Call ferry, 8fll·9R74 evet1ing~ IHUVING TO ROCKAWAY Beach, New York. Will AiloY! ~Y/ii:I. IJ.-,.;p;;-lpl;-~~-p;l(~h~·.~·d I-;;-v~~(; work te~ hnkal. <,!alt'ltJt:al, graph-,, etc. IBM Selectnc .md we~kend'>. 516 take one mlet to <.hare dm-mg and expenses- Call 0 I at J OUNIJ: 1({•.\'S IJ\j •.t:..:nml 11uor mcm' wum Ill II. 29~·7~47 OS.tll V\\ '-Jq•aw~h(lt k f'!kll'•<' !:llllme- ,It 294 7CJ01 I Jl~'('lltn I i r JrteJF.a { !rum a! Ill M;urnu liall ~ 1977 HONl)A- /tiO. ~1usl see to appreciate. Kelvin at Btlly between :":tltl and 7:00 p.m. only. Phone R98- o:~•.k •wu ',nrncthmp; nbmll the • nr l hum; Jmh "! J 'iAU::N-iW~rYPJSJ n'Pl•:'i anythmg. 2>~1-:n21 :!fifi·047j} ~)! (J"io()6 NO. 146 ( o~., A<:ts??PoiJGu~Gzi ·-~~ol:t~r-iCJSSi? Friday, May 1, 1981 ,1S6 -II)H'\,wtlJ•,k lur lnAurw "i/1 1975 KA WASAKJ 100 with helmet. $300. Don. 344~ FLYING TO TAMPA or New Orlean~ ~/31 ?rlater'l ( .t'•t'V0Jlll"-tll{\lmpanv 2Ft'i fU\4f, IIO Will help pav your tiJ:ket for accomp~ny!ng mne-year li)iiN!);'G.(Jl: Ki\~ '(iN.lw~.-riey~ffii l~ng~. at sPHClAl. ON PEUGEOT, Pnnas-ortt-.: and Nishikl r.Jnv1ng llnd expense<, and '1?? 1'1! .be- l~avin& f~r p!Ht).! hnnwl May I, H (JO p m tu nmlnwht m the 4. Housing Baker~fteld (f>pintllal home of (lint Ea~twood " lmcAtl~.4-l4 1 lalltl;irl3l \1_urrcrnJiall. ~ bKY!!Ie.-.,. A!isortr;Q ~i~e'i and c-olor5, Touring Cy<:li~t 'lt.H BJ.1Jrumu 1!! Rdlf•,\unr:Jih .uul ·,tudent {'II gorilla~) unytmle alter 17 May. !AMIFM \:a~~e.ne: Rental Rates Cause End of Films; fOliNi)": '">;j'fi~G· fi{)e aero% the wa.,tela.nd, call Jo~h at W,tlkmg Lh•,tan~e. I·P'WD. $160 pluor, $40 rlcpusn. each. Flut~:s; $75 cIll. l)lher 294--7003 after six. Aloha" 5' ll :!OH Mr(1 5/ll V~rrun H,1!l 'iil •\luvw, lt'weler~ M4.! r,-t;t}4 ____ ----· _ !~-~ s.r. at Lead. ~lw.Im apartment\ noar -;tore~ a11d J:'i)i~J);-~lMAiif.'Jj.( ,j~~~;~~;r~,n Han, m11m oi.ll'lj~ ~-- "iiII)~ 1 IJI<'K paid, no per<,, ~hildren_ 842-092,5. tfn ('OEJ> SVMMI-:R DAY camp needs program ~taff, ('ANOEJ RAFT! KAYAK! We have boats, ac· I fees for the ASUNM Film Com­ The proposal .qated, "This rental ( just I· X( r r:tJ.:~-f-PARrl::IMt; ~-;;;7;;;ie.,·.~ work t;WT AI ,JOHNsoS ciym Pool, mid-length tan )44-1\023. l/11 T:mnsportation through 8/22/81. free Mohawk paddles. Pn:-::eplion Kayaks, regularly lead to discontinued use of New group ... Rate does not, nor has it 5/6 ! trying to find a wa;· to nmh' 1h~ ..,our m~n huup;, We <:.lli1W you how. ( mdd Ucvdon leather j.t~kct. April 11, l9R 1 Telephmlt: 268-5963. I<'OR UENT. EFFJ("J'ENCY apartment. $489, now $449. Mountaim ami Ri\'cr;, 2320 Central Mexico Union facilites for the film in the past indude labor cost of the hu •IIW•'• tlming ht(~~tk, r1prrm~ part mnr durin~ 05/06 more effc~tivel) fo1 S!BO.()(llmmH~, all ulihlies paid, Air conditioned, S.E. Call268·4876, ~'11 program work dwnl r aU 2tJl {)j(J2,attcr 'i -p.m _:Vll committee, according to a letter projectinnbt and concession swimming pool, laundry facliJties. For more in~ SliMMER VACATION SPECIAL. IndividualS x 10 I tlw '>tudents. ~~JOY i-iiJ·:Sv; ~.';! ,\ .r;:u·i-;:;i-~~t. uN~T~7. from New Mexico Union Director operation will be handled by the 11 lmmanon t:::onlact resident manager. 1410 Girard l!. ~elf .storage nnlt'i. Or.ty $17.25 per month. li·Stor­ ! "I haw n1> int(•ntion of tr~iiW to t~\11l, I NMt:, Icll.t:, I. At.lam 'it, WNMll llwa N.L 266·8392, 255·6255 or 898·7511. tfn MORE CASH 'FOR your used textbooks. UNM Book lt ~ini Storage, 2640 Baylor Dri .. e S.E. 242-l tOO. Cliff Holt. New Mexico Union." ">.,turd.w, II·Ula.m. _ _ --~'! Co-o-r;. New location, room 24A. SUB Ba~ement. take over," he said. "I have I he FfMAI.f: ROOMMATl~ WANTED to share th~e I fli~.l·.·-Aiit} r\l~'f.. ~;];;;; t~d;-m-r mn~e J all 5/ll ·"'' ASUNM President Mike Austin ;;;,,; 3. Services hcllroom hou~e in Washington/Comanche area near i The alternate pmposal was that fullest confidcn<:c in the commitlt•c 1'11!1 t m d(.'t,ill'> on JliHur prllJ.If •.lln•,. 299-71{'\R "' fl h1l<_q path. $133.001JnOnth plu!>. UtilJtlf!S, Yard, MUSICIANS NEEDED FOR money making rot:k >aid Wednesday that Holt's ACctlRA'It-:, t•ROf>'lo,%lO~AL fYl'IS'l. College, to run the film program hut I he day Nit.f M:~i<~tOS('J>;p"j~J()Nl-! Strmhw~-;t pr.c~ent<> ~arage, storage. C'all Ralph, 884-6759,884-2999. band that plays oldies -and new wa~e. Contact John no rental charges would be made l~·~al .md hu~me'><. expenem;c. rhcrcsu. 883~ 7ll2, 9. Las Noticias i I proposal for I 000 percent increase Nunn,m hrcrctt and Damcl fngroft, two lJNM . 5/ll l>ihlllcy. 292.3228. I, with "selection, promotion and to day operations.should be 1 un h)' 1Ut1-17H7_ 5/1 AU, APRIL SPE;:.C;:;I.:A;.L:.S;i:xt::;cc:_n_o_ct"ll-< -pc-r"w"'o"'rd,-:g:::::ets : i in rental fees for the theatre wa;, r-tw.tuau l.l)mrn~er~. 111 ~.nn .. err hillay, Muy f, 7 HotiSf.MATE WANTED, NON,~MOh."llRqulct. PART TIME .lOB graduate students only. After­ the Union. No where in mv ~our ad in both Persona(s and Las NoLlcia~. Ten cents II evaluation of the film series the p m m 1lw flumamrws 'fht"utre (nwm lOll, ncro-;s AtudciUl;," l.OOKING FOR A home to bu{fn tlle University teriain-mcrlt pn:tvldcd. Advance ti~:kets: $2.00 1n explore pn<,or,ihilitic"i; !.Ubtleeroti~;a.'' $4.9!5 prepaid Clinic, 12-1 Y~leS.E. 242~2222. S/1 r:r~ crease wt1t!ld only raise tile renf ~:XPF.I!TI.Y PRINTED l'SlllRTS :md caps for area, or an inw:stmenl pwpett)f? Call Susan Beard, member, $3.00 non-member_ At door: $3.00 and 'I :>\," ~-:1 New Mexico Union with an agreed he said. "I think mo>t '!udcnt~ t iSA Handbook Pubhr,Jiing Co.. Bo' 693. from S!O to $!1 per 1 team~. bu~incs~eot. Best prices. EveDings. 265· 1he UNM a.rea speciaHs1. Conscientious, l1onest PRt:MED TUTOR WANTED. H;igh MCAT ~cores, . ' 1\Hmqur:orque-, N.M, 87tm. Sill $4.00, Ca\1 277·5574 or 88i·J081. 511 '" ' upon allocation from ASUNM to wam to 'cc popular film~ at a lnw.:r 0~78 Nick. 5/11 servi~.:e. Walker·Hinkle Realtors, 268·4551. Home, E-xcellcf1t pay. References. 261·2$24. 5111 the letter to Au-tin, Holt said, "As ~")F,..ijTJJNG. f'REl•: OJ<' churgc. Profc~siollal GOPZlLLA VS. THE Thing, 513, 7:00 p.nt., 9:00 >IIPJlnrt the 'minority' film co~t. H FRE~ HAIRCUT WITH perm or bo~$5.00 ~56·3814. 511 SEN10RS. SUPPLEMENT Y'OUR income to '~l . ' ~ouplc m tnUI'iit willl.:Ure for your house in June. :Z6S­ p.m. Children .under 12, free accompanied by you indica! ell til i; would be your off all hain:ut9. Villa Hair Oesigns, 2914 Central S.E. MAY 1ST SUMMER school renud, near UNM {Bryn SIOOO/momh. Pnrt time. Will train sharp, -ambilious program. Cost of theatre operation Holt >aid hb first propmal of a f•177. 911 guardian. Union Theatre Films. Sll I 2$~-3279. Clo~cd Mond;~ys. 511 person io PR, marketing_. Object; To own ymlr own onlv offer, there" is really !Hl reas.on Mawr). Two bedroom, hardwood Ooors, fenced HOlJSE..'ilTfiNG. }'REE OF charge. Professional incurred by the NMU to include rrntal ft'e nf $100 wa, not 11- HW'Rt: INtF.Rf.S'frm in your wag~ im:rc:ase. yard, trees. lawn, spacious room~. Washer/dryer. busine-ss. Mr. Stc\'ens, 89B-121S. 2 p.Jn.•6 p.m. $/6 for. to enter into runhcr FABRIC REP Alii. Lt:ATIIER and ft>r. Mentl-aid. ,m,ple m transit will care for your house m June. 265- u, film remal, labor, and com:e,sion tl'" time- \'UU jllll1cd vour uuion. Call C'WA. 2SS· 1.43·1000. 5/1 $385.00, or will furniliih ror S43.S.OO. 898-6193. Sll unreasonable. "II h unforhmatc L!l2. " !Ill STUDENT NEEDED TO assist with survey during 61?7. 5/11 discu>sion ,m the matter." MST, ACCl!RA TE TYPING. Typoright. 1.65·5203. NORTHWF....+;)T, EX~:CUTIVE ADOBE townhouse. cost. .. Revenue generated from that lhc in~n~a;~ is sudl a big i.\.MINA. lll!o;RI>:'U. ALWAYS be someone here the following dates: May 3·"9- June 14---20, July 19~2.5, TJIE LAST SHOW of the semcstr:r in Abstracl j' 511 Great assumption, amenities. Lyl~owner/agent. 245- In closing the letter Holt 'aid, August Z..S, minimum wage, Pleasant personality and (ljgunnive and Jewelry Exhibition, clo~ing reception, tkkct ~ale,, concessions returned !o jump.'' he •,aid, "but for a long v.. Ju•lu'>'t:G ynu. Me. The hox next door. 4/30 8311,344·3917. 4130 GUITAR U:SSONS: ROCK, dasslca1, folk, jazz. tact essential. Ph;ase apply only if available on f'riday, May-s, 1981 al7:00 p.nl. ASA Oallery. S/6 I: "Thank you fur yt1ur past intcrc't the New Mexico Union. Ticket numher of ye:m, they have enjoyed K"'-il(;liTS ()Jo' ('()LtJMlJliS Hall at t.cad andSpruc:e 1hree expert tca.:hers. Marc'<~ Ouitar Studio. 265~ O~E BEDROOM SUBLf:T. 5/10·8/10. 5225, spe<:ified dates. Hmus to be arranged. Call Jonalhan, "r.F. nnw avmlahle for rent fnr dam:e<;, panics and ) I Four pledges from the Omega Psi Phi march through UNM in the lbC of the facility ami my best price' m he recommended by the Dl~ ~ negotiable. Downtown. Hardwood floors, Jiving, 277-2311. 5/1 yestenlay•s prices hut were nnt jo!_r,tduatwn~;. 256·9876, leave message. Sill I i wishc~ JNS'rRUCTJON lN ORAWlNG and prinling. dining room, Very-spacious. 247--492 f, evenings. "Pic-Me-Up's" President William E. "Bud" Davis's driveway during Hefl Week as to vou in locating a fndli!y Him Committee with joint ap­ lhinr in yesterday." f;1o1\f •• ,JllST f'()R Yi.HI, a free kalOo! Wtld West 516 TO 5600 WEEK. Inland ~xploratiQn crews. Vigorous I English Norwich School of WatercoJor and Marogcr men/women. Full/parl year. Wilderness: terrain. part of their initiation. (Photo by Catherine Jones) to continue operation of your l'ilm p1 oval by the ASUNM President He said the rem would 'till beth(' \1u~u::. !1111 ONE BEOROOM COAC.11 house downtown, sun Stimulant Capsules I I oil p~mting medi-um. Cla<:ses begin May 4, 6 and 7. Committee." and the New Mexico Union lowc'>t in town. ~1AR'11AL AR'TS 'rtl\JRNAMENT and exhibition Call Pinacothcque at 34.5·1330. S/6 deck, pets ok 1 fenced yard. 241·8647. S/1 I, I "For that tine l\1 Satmday. Mny :Z.nd. S·S p.m. Johnson Gym. $1.00. MOVING. WW RATES. Cull Tom. 873·0091, 262- ROOMMATE TO SHARI! my home. $145.00 plus FOXY REFLECTI<»>S Holt made o proposal~ to Director." continued on page 7 Karme anr.11 'ai ('lll ('h'\lan ch.Jb'>. S/l 00J7, 5/1 halfulilities. Norlheast heights. 2944473. 4/29 Unisex Hair Design lite feeling" I \ ~11-'D MllSl('Al,I~Y lNCLlNii:D electrical MATH TUTORING.l4M3411. Ma<. 6111 ltOOMMA1:~-;. N l<:EDED.: FOUR bedtoom With. .Pool "Warning: Stlmulants can be dangQrous to ~·n~u~ct!rul~ ';tudcnt to help dc~l!!.rl.'patcruJden Nick. in far N.E. height'>. Witl trade portion of rent for 2000 Central SE your health If taken In greater than prescrib· l'ROH~%lONAt TYPIST. TRESt~~. p:tpm, I I ~9R 49·16. 4130 Jighl hoU$Ckeeping_. Rent ncgQtiablc. Unfurnished Noxtto lurger King ed dosages. You must be 18 or older to pur· t~:r:hnical, etc. IBM S~Jtclrlc. 299-1351. 5/l J Across from UNM ...;ht.D WOMfo.~ sm·-rllALl. ploycrs for !..low-pitch bedroom. :Privacy~ view of Sandias. Male or female, chase. 1744 Men auf NE l.l Work Study Cut Over $300,000 ml league team. Jolmj 877·1812. Shannon, 29~-6432. 26S-59.'l1. Stl Call842·8300 2807 San Mateo NE 61'1! S\'MMER SESSION BAltGAIN period, 6/IS.S/10. STUDENTS 15% DISCOUNT 1900 Central SE Pl!Ol'E.~SIONAL TI'PING SERVICE at student Dress Options To Be Made $450 gets you deluxe air tonditioncd one bedtoom rates!! Term papers ~nd research papers in24 hours. -apartment only one block 10 UNM. Two bedroo~!l, Marc L. Mervis used to help fund I 980 summer to funher reduce the university's Call C'Hldcc, 26.5-5~24, S-5 p.m. or 821-0612, 5--10 ACROSS 52 Toot UNITED Feature Syndicate p.m. 5111 $S!io-. Free UliliJics. Varsity House. 141 Columbia, 1 Beechnuts 56 Egyptian king Monday's Puzzle Solved work-study employment. federal subsidy, ~he said. 26R·0525. Ka\!hina House, 301 Harvard,265-4933. 5 Mr. Marner The Office of Student Financial By Departmental Heads QA T'VI,JNG SERVlCE: A complete typing and 6/11 60 Tease The amendments, he said, now "The limited dollars available to -ed.itorial :system. Tcchnical 1 genei'ill, 1ega{, medical, 10 Sullen 61 Caress Aid has asked university depart­ SllMMER l.EASF.~ TURI-:E bedroom house. TV. allow schools to carry up to lO finish this year anti our knowledge >~holaute. Chart'i& tables . .345-21.25. tfn 14 Column 64 Declare A'-'alla'ble 5122181 thr-ough 8.120!81. S3SO plus ments to accept cuts in the federal percent of unuse'd work-study that work·study b most beneficial The Student Workers Policies If approved, thh statement RESUMES: WRITING, HNAUZED typed copy. u1ilillc~. Call 2.56-1514 aftcr6p.m. 4/30 15 Fabric 65 Circular SlO.OO each. 296-4998. S/1 work-study subsidy of as much as money into the next academic year. SOLAR AOOBE JIOME for ~le. Close tD 16 Flower 66 Gaelic to students during the academic and Procedures Committee will be added to the handbook a-; SPRlNG GUI'tAR ntNE-UPS, Restring your thing! 60 percent of last summer's ap· Univcr~l1y. Separate front rental house pays one·bnlf 17 Counter 61 Nuisance With the new rule in place, only $1 year makes it necessary to reduce adopted additions to the Student an insert, since the new guide Super ~tring selection at Wild West Musie.1:43~22.29. mortgo.ge paytnenl. Great invcslment. W. Mahoney~ 19 Crooked 68 Blackboard propriation, Associate Director million was returned and the l:mployec Handbook regarding lJll Vttughan Co., 821·4432, 2SS·2322. Sill the level of employment now ' of work-study student print. SUMMER SUBLI'.."J', 5/IS..S/lS. One bedroom 21 State: He said the university received proccssing1 delivery. 268-8176 <1r 265-5483. S/1 1 downtown. Quiet neighborhood. $180. 242-0257, additional funding procedure. used next year," White>idc <;aid. employees at the university and 2 words DOWN II The decision to adopt such a 877·3434. 5/6 about $1.71 million to fund work­ Therefore, the university was "We will carry the due process procedure in a 23 Runs easily 1 Miss West, et study employment for the present statement stems from several C::cn,.er~•d compare and save 26 ineligible to request additional smallest workload possible during meeting yesterday. . Deer al academic year, $326,000 less than incidents involving student's Chamisa Bookshop 27 Most verdant 2- Domini funds for the upcoming summer. the last two weeks in May," he Wlrago1'1. I the previous year, The statements will now be dress while working at a visit us at our new address 30 N.T. clothier 3 Knock out For each hour a student works, said, "Critical areas such as the sent to administrative vice University job, including one 34 Eye part 4 Mexican food I Whiteside said the work-study MU.n of ltancl MoiH 1602 Central S.E. the university pays 70 percent of the admissions' office, the records' presidents J obn Perovich and involving the Comptroller's Indian Jewelry 35 Subdued 5 Rub program is funded for two grant student's wage; the funding subsidy office, police and parking services, 2 blks W. of University Blvd. 37 Citrus drink 6 Bantu tongue Marvin Johnson for final ap­ Office. ' periods each calendar year - pays the remaining 30 percent, the libraries and the physical plant" OI.DTQWN 243-3100 38 Fueglan 7 Fate 27 Polish proval. 49- Khayyam September through May and June Assistant Director Dorothy M. will not be cut as sharply as services Karen Glaser, dean of 39 College 8 Solar disc 28 Renovate 52 Stole through August. The change concerning dress students and committee course: Pl. Chartier said. Before July 1, 1980, which serve fewer persons in the 9 Fragmented 29 Growing aut 53 Busy place Three factors are responsible for was added to page 13 of the chairman, said she and Dorothy 41 Of ships: 10 Gloomier 31 Light craft 54 Roman date that ratio was 65 percent by the university community, he said. the near-depletion of its work-study handbook and re~ds, "Student Chartier, assistant 'director of New Mexico Daily Lobo Abbr. 11 Trade mark 32 Bell city 55 Chemical suf· university and 35 percent by Chanier said the number of 42 Rigid 12 Utilizer 33 Number fix subsidy, he said. government subsidy, employees are expected to dress financial aides and career 43 Ghastly Until Congress passed the Higher hours permitted for work-study appropriately for the work being services in charge ofworkstudy, 13 Humble 36 Award 57 Withered Chartier said the average number Classified Advertising. 44 Departed 18 English town 39 Fold employment during the last two performed, as determined by 58 Noun suffix Education Amendments of 1980 of hours worked by a student in· had considered taking an in­ Marron Hall, (h•~<•eenJoumau..,..,dBiologyJ 45 Europeans 22 Forests 40 Cow thieves 59 Plant part last October, colleges and weeks of May will be limited to departmental policy. Depart­ formal telephone poll of the 41 Pastry creased during the past year from 7000 hours, compared to about Open from 1:1:30 a.m. to 4:30p.m. Monday Want Ads say it 24 Chllmlcal 44 Stole: Slang 62 Two: Prefix universities were required to return ments are encouraged to inform committee members to get 50 Devour compound 46 Waste 15.3 to 17 hours a week. An in­ 20,000 hours last May. through Friday. Ads in by noon will"appear 63 Common any unused work-study funds left student employees of this policy reaction on this issue until an 51 Texas shrine 25 Endurance 48 cavalcade ending crease in the minimum wage last in a Big Way!! from In addition, no more than 26,000 at the time of (initial) in­ in the next day's issue. over the academic year. January and an across-the-board ASUNM resolution sponsored hours of monthly student em­ terview." continued on page 7 Cost 1()I per word per day for ads running Whiteside said $35 million were increase of 25 cents an hour to all 1 ployment will be paid for by federal live or more i:ohSecutive days. 16 per word returned to a pool and schools work-study employees also served for single insertions. could make additional funding continued on page 7 requests at the end of an academic Please place the following classified advertisement in the New Mexico year. UNM requested and received Daily Lobo times(s) beginning------an additional $326,000 that was Passengers Threatened by Suspected Terrorist under the heading (circle one): . 1. Personals; ~- Lost & Found; 3. Ser· vices; 4. Housing; 5. For Sale; 6. Employment; 7. Travel; 8. Miscellaneous. Marc L. Mervis travelers whose destination was began treating IRA convict Bobby Albuquerque International either Heathrow Airport in London Sands like a political prisoner, air Airport Security Director Max • A UNM f~culty member who or Shannon Airport in Dublin. travelers lives would be placed in Cisneros said Thursday that while Correctton asked to remain unnamed said "There are many Irish- jeopardy. officers have been placed on alert, Thursday the voice received and Americans here who support our no additional officers have been recorded from a call to KGGM-TV cause (the Irish Republican Army). Sands, 27, elected to Britain's added to shifts, of an IRA-inspired bomb threat We have in this state plastic ex­ parliament last month, has been In the Thursday, April 30 "We don't want to overreact. We issue of the Daily Lobo it was appeared to be that of a man with plosives and rockets to endanger fasting since March I to press an Irish. accent who had lived in the the passenger safety of people demands that IRA members be don't want to frighten passengers. incorrectly reported that Bill We are working closely with police Irish Republic near Northern leaving from Albuquerque Air­ treated as prisoners of war. Abbott was a former station and the FBI and we are making sure manager for KUNM. He ha5 Ireland. port," an excerpt of the call read. The call was one of four received A similar message was wrapped British Prime Minister Margaret to check out anything unusual. We served for KUNM in other don't want to give this guy any capacities, but was never station by local television stations and wire around a rock and left Wednesday l"hatcher refused to yield to service bureaus Wednesday night night in front of the First National demands fot special privileges for more publicity than he deserves," manager. The Lobo regrets the Cisneros said. ermr. from a man who identified himself Bank at San Mateo and Central IRA prisoners that would end his Enclosed $__ Placed by·~~--·-~ Telephone--- as '~sean." Avenues. 61-day fast. A personal appeal Special Agent Wendell Hall said Hi& message.;tmtaincd a threat to The message voiced the ;entiment from the pupc also failed to alter the FBI is continuing its in­ th~ live., of Albuquerque air th~t unlcs~ the Brili,IJ government lth rcsohc. vestigation of the bomb threat.