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• • I - - . ... - --· .,Ja-.. . - -~- ·~ b"' :;p 1" ~ .~ * * * * * i . * * * * * ~ ·Corporation Comm.·Candidates Explain Job\ f. §· ·. • Congressional Race Goes To Wire By LYNDA. SPARBER ·Jones said he has "read a lot and equitable decisions." Arts . he received at ·Highlands "proper rate structure to continue 1:1 ._1 'lbe two candidates runninll for · about .it," and "If the corporation He said his positions as security University, his attendance in Law to help students." !: .. o By JOSEPH MONAHAN 197 2, and by 24,000 in 1972. gambling in the form of slot •ma<:hlnes, . . state corporation co~J~mlssioner h~ anythinll to do with it, ·I'll manager for ACF Industries and School in Washington, D.C., and Republican candidate Jones '< ' '8 The race for New Mexico's . The ·congressional campaign has ·. · · haw . more · problems that jUst look into it." Kennecott'Copper Corporation, as his experience in state government advised that students look to the §: 4 ..:I northern congressional district been the most controversial of the Mondragon countered the cha~ge saying, "The mol}ey gained · ·lettm11 the people know who they· Rudolph, 33, who claims to be· a labor coat accountant and (he also served as executive Corporate Commission as. a 0 r ~ seat may go down to the wire. contests this fall. Both sides have director of .the Human Rights "consumer advocate," a place • ... • .~ Accordin~ to the·polls, most of accused the other of "dirty by thEl bill would have been used. are: the:V have to inform the · · the YOUIJIIC&t penon seeking a criminal investi11ator as well as to finimce education." He asked public what a •tate corporation state. office, satd as s corporation preaent owner of Bo·Mar, In,c. in Commission) "•mply qualifies" . where people "look after your S'i ,) 0 · the miiJOr races this fall are . politics,". commissioner ia. · . . c.ommissioner,. he . would· "b- Gallup (a· busineu which consiatl him interests an·d prevent you f ·• ·" runaways, but three term M. ondragon sa1'd h1's.statements Lujan if "he h115 found' a pattern SbJdents Have Phones being ehargedexcessiwly."· rom ( .5 S Republican Congressm;m Manuel are inten~itmll}ly bcing taken out . in my voting record· inclined. . : 'lbe ~tion 'Ia' beint soulht by decision on facts in the record. · of a· Taco Bell and a Baskin towar!l gamhlfng?" · · · . . . I .RepubUcan. ·Robert; F.· Jones of . ·· "I won't promise tllis or &bat. I Robbins) haw provided him with Asked how the Corporation Both candid11tes will establish a ~ L.ujan .has a battle on his hands. of context and miscronstrued." ! Gallup and .Democrat· Cbule• will be as fair as 1 know how. I a varied backtround. Commission· can directly affect 'first' if they win the election. ~ . :, :.- ·Lujan's.challenger, Democratii: Lt. But the Lujan people s;~id their Morid~;agon h<1s called Lujan's Rudolph of Santa Fe. · · . .don't believe in promises if I don't He said he does not profeu "to and benefit the students of UNM, Democrat Rudolph, 33, would be .. "':.······ ·' ~ Gov' Roberto Mondragon was charges were "based on truth." term in office, "Lujan's legacy. of. ; neglect.'! He sald Lujan has been Within the stat.e 0 &be lmowillcankeepthem:" be expert on telephone• Rudolph replied that "students the YOUnllest .eo.rp.orate•:S (· · ~trailing by six points in a poll They sai.d Mondragon is a who have apartments have a commissioner in the history of the • "' released Monday· supporter of legalized gambling . 'absent on 25 per cent of the Corporation .Commillion h._ the · . · Varied Background · •.. insurance .•. (or) freight,"· 'i House votes. Lujan denied this po:wer to., replate ehaqea and · Jones· taid he felt' the but he doe• feeriae lias, as a put a»hone" arid students usually state,andJoneswouldbethefirst ~· Lujan,47,wonby10,000votes and cited a 1967 vote by require paying some sort of Re pu bliean corporatio'n P" }n 1968, and 20,000 votes in Mondragon favoring legalized saying, "My voting record is 80 . ratea of telephone, expl!u• Corporation Commission needed ·.state aenator, taken the interest of per cent." raUwa)', telellfap~, tran111111~on. someone "with a varied the people of the state to heart. freight costa. He said the · commissioner the state hss had in The candidates also differ on and common carrJer !)ompanJes as backfround to come to reasonable · Rudolph said the Bachelor of Commission should have a 48 years. · wage and price controls for the 1Jell as controllinll ~e activities of ::~~1'!·1'0';07'~?""r:7"7"""'7~,.. economy. Mondragon believes . · insurance companies. · "". . !.!' i · 'lbe commission also serves as "wage and price controls would be a disaster for the state." That .! fire marshall, pipeline . safety position differs with an earlier 1, : . af·napecaltol r,N. and Mcha!terindg offit~ · · · or . ew, exaco. . omes ac· corporations. . . . · :a:m~p~a~i~g~n~s~t~a~t~e~m~e~n~t~w~h~e~n~!:::~::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:::::=:=:d(Continued on page 12) · ·When questioned .about . 'the ~ • I . present telephone rates' in New Mexico, both candidates agreed . that if economic · growth· is effected adversely by ·denial of a . rate increue, then the commission is bound to grant one. Rudolph pointed out, though The that a company such as the telephone company . "baa to justify rate incre-s .•• (and) Gr~at Looking _Plaided prove that it would help the state." · ' .. : . C. P.O.· Shirts and Jackets · Bell A "Monopoly" . j: .Jones called Bell Telephone. a 1 .. "monpoly in the state, bqt a .. JeiiUlated monopoly." · He said, · •··.. ·however, that he is concerned The classic C. P.O. Shirts and jackets updated in ·· ,..,,. aboQt the company's practice of . .'tacking an "extra $70 or $80 ·fee a warm wool blend plaid. Authentically detailed 'in a«Jdition !;().the installati!Jn and shirts with flap chest pockets and jackets with deposit charges" irt aeveral New MOUNTAINS ·Mexico· communities' not on: a fuzzy linings to wear anywhere .. The kind of I, . b- ~aw f?lan. . . · . . . · On the . issue of outside RIVERS shirts and jackets to take you most any place companies coming into the state . the way you want to go. · to nationally dispense ·New Mexico's energy reservoirs, Rudolph said he is "all in favor" and that it should be made sure .. that such companies "utilize Z2.10 Ctfi>TIUI1. 1 ~!. .~ · ·. inaide resources befQ,re bringing in "The C.P.O." outside " · ~--- Pop open a cold can -~ .. first chance you get. Jacket. • • 30.00 Take a taste of the bold one. Stlirt ••• 20.00

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Lujan can be mustered to a point «" .~campaign and with the polls him inta office. close. ta call for sure, but Lujan They canducted a law-key where he could lose his seat will S' ~ indicating a near landslide victory Apodaca would have presented has a slight edge. The polls shaw a campaign and have only in the be answered Navember 5. One -~~ for his opponent, Joe Skeen 't - a tough. obstacle to any 6 point lead for him, but he has past· few days come out .strang. It thing can be said, if Lujan wins Election 74: The Good, Bad, and Ugly ~ hope to become the next governor Republican challenger, but Joe seems they plan an winning on this time, he's gaing to be even J lost enough support to put him in .v of New Mexico will probably Election time is at hand again, and .and fill in· the name of your choice, ties with each citizen in his district. Fol­ Skeen has nat played his politics danger of losing the seat hi! had the basis of Lujan's title of tougher to lieat in the future, Sremain a hope. Skeen is 16 points right. He got off the track on the held for six years. But if "Congressman." though the candidates are actively cam­ providing that name doesn't now appear som has canvassed the area extensively, 2 behind in the lastest poll. At this gambling issue and has become Mondragon 'is to succeed he will paigning, 'the people of New Mexico on .the ballot. , tho11gh talking to people to find out their views. f ~ point it is hard to conceive Skeen tangled within Apadaca's· need to excite mare people about co , . :z; closing the gap. personality on other issues as well. aren't buying .too much. Judging from the repeatedly endorsed by liberal elements We find thts style of campaigning exciting Q his candidl){:y. Apadaca may w • Skeen's main problem, like that field of people running for office and · throughout . the state, has not been as well as a move in the rtght direction. ... Thus he has faiiE!d ta emphasize prove strong !enough to pull in Cl> ':of his fellow Republicans his awn image and develop an same badly needed votes, but at .... 111 what these people have ''accomplished" forthright in his postions on crucial issues. For Secretary of State-Mary Ann .... throughout the country, is the issue. tltis paint it \>auld appear in years past, the apathy is understand­ When questioned by a LOBO staffer four Gomez, Republican. Gomez is young. •rl! effect of Watergate and the failing Apodaca's campaign theme is Mondragon would need more than able. weeks ago about moves to make rape She has been endorsed by the New Mexi-· • ecronom:9'. As t,he election draws education-something that has a week to overcome Lujan, His . . • ..• ·nelier, tather than waiting for the margin in the valley. In addition if "ultraliberal." ing people who we feel merit special f'mal week. Apadaca had sewed up and end up someplace you don't interests, especially those of big business. sity district in his last stay in office. For Skeen had concentrated more Mandragon's sharp attacks on wont to go. Our bus system attention. large blocs of votes before Skeen time in Bernalillo caunty and had Lujan have not backfired; in fact We feel Roberto Mondragon to be a ray this Lyon· should be commended and County Commission-Robert Hawk, had his campaign moving in high should MtVe city and county, and develaped some strategy to b!'tter they are responsible for muclt of routes should be direct along grid of hope in an otherwise duJI electio~ year. re-elected. We do suggest, though, that he •gear. Because of Skeen's poar handle his time, he may ltave the attention he has been Democrat. timing he is left fighting for votes lines, so we Cllln find the bus." For -We learn from his opponent John Folsom County Treasurer-Tim Eichenberg, come close. Instead Skeen will receiving. Getting Lujan on the suggest that you pull the write-in lever, and in the future, try to establish closer that are already in the Apadaca probably lose big as he applies his defensive has been no easy task Democrat. camp. Peaple will. get ta know energy in a too·little, too·late but now that he has him there Skeen in tltis final week, but effort. Mondragon will go at him with DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau !)\ Thunderbird Backed 300 CORONADO SHOPPING CENTER NE Editor: literature fail to recognize the fact OH .. reA/1.. As a current staff member of the drawings and other 'art mediums have • ''Tomorrow, II/HAT 15 lfXII(>e RJGHf.l Thunderbird magazine I would just like preceded the written work for IT. &Dfl'l? 7JfAN(S A ri:J::f~e ~· ZONKER.! IT's CHICO! un;HAN. BUPPY SYSTeM! ~ to say that I am in complete agreement centuries. ZONKER! . I He'sl¥HY- I with the opinions that were expressed Lastly, that remark which stated PIWED/ by the Thunderbird's current editor, that the cartoons in last year's issues and tomorrow, \ Jeff Ni!tobert, in last Friday's edition just didn't fit is rather strange. The of the Lobo. editbr and the staff of last year's issues Like Mr, Ni!tobert, I feel that felt that they did fit in and that's why and tomorrow:' Florsheim's SULTAN boot reJects the powerfully photographs, graphics, and cartoons they were included. cltssicallines of the Ottoman Empire! Enhance your are as important to the content of the By the way some of those cartoons wardrobe-smooth and comfortable at any court magazine as the poetry and stories. were done by me. function, or for everyday wen too. Has plain toe, Those 1/1/ho feel that the main focus of George M. Coston --Macbeth this publication should be mostly zipper, rubber heel and leather sole. Gold smooth Prepare for it. The earlier you calf. 7 to 13 38.95 begin a life insurance program, the less you pay. Find out about the Florsheim's TRIESTE" is as dynamic as tht Italian The M.isconceptions Covering Yquth Vote. seaport of the ume name. Show off this bicycle CollegeMaster plan. frontn strap and buckle. side gore demi·boot at your Dear Editor: would assert that this is not tru·e. New Mexico. I would encourage Joe Skeen's, insistence on fiscal than on "Political expediency," New nextlasagne party! Fuly leather "ned with keystone Call the l'idelity l'nion CollegeMaster® As a student involved in New Perhaps the myth that Jerry university students around the state to soundness in every piece of educational Mexico )tOters between eigljteen and heel. Antique gold or black kid, 7 to 13 44.9 5 Mexico politics, I feel compeiled to Apodaca has the "youth vote" question the wisdom of the legislation has been misrepresented as twenty·five are concerned about the l'ield Associate in your area: point out some of the rampant wrapped up was given further credence endorsement and to question the an anti-education stance. Joe Skeen gut-level facts, and they won't be misconceptions concerning the "youth because of his recent endoresement by political motives of the Student Body does not believe that pumping more fooled by images. Florsheim has found the secret of comfort. The vote" and the upcoming election. ·1 n the Associated Students of New Presidents of the University of New and more money into our educational I believe the answer is clear. The Please 'rtlephone 165-66.1/ D·RING SLIP· ON keeps you relaxed throught the il()ykin this campaign, as in most, the Mexico, As Associate Director of Mexico, the University of system is the answer to all of our Ed Brad Bramer man is Joe Skeen. Damon Coberht Tom Tidball meetings with the boss, and even those mandatory candidates have been categorized and ASNM, I would like to set the record Albuquerque, New Mexico Hi!tolands problems. He is deeply concemed Sincerely, Crane M:~rvus cocktail parties. Has plain toe with leather strap labelled. The Democratic caNdidate for straight on that endorsement. In view University, and the New Mexico about the quality of academics on all Kathy Southard Nancy Rheanna Upton Govemor appears to have been labelled of the fact th~t only five of the nine lMtitute of Mining and Technology in levels, and as Governor he would work President, . Imogen trim. Rubber eel. and leather sole. Toast brown or "education and youth orientated." member schools were present at the pushing this endorsement througli. to provide the best educational system Associated Students black grained calf. 7 to 14 With this "label" some assume the time of the endorsement, and only Contrary to the myth, young people New Mexico can afford, His voting Eastern New Mexico Democratic candidate will carry the four of those voted in the aifirmative, I are looking behind the "labels" and record reflects this concern for quality University 29.95 "yooth vote" and that Joe Skeen, the do not believe the 1lndorsament reflects they are ·finding Joe Skeen is not an as well as for fiscal soundness. Men's shoes. Republican candidate, will get only a the beliefs of the orgMization, much ogre of education, nor docs he discount New Mexico needs a leader who neQ!igible portion of these votes. I leS'l of the entire student populous of the views of young people, reaches decisions based on facts, rather Editorial Board Editor·in·Chief Ma.naging Editor News Editor Arts & Media Micltaef Minturn Scott Eaton George Johnson Jon Bowman Un•iRned ~dltorials repres~nt " major· • S rts Ed't C Ed't Jty opinion of !he Daily f,<>bo Staff. . po I Of opy I Or All other columns, cartoons and leiters Del Jones • • Dan Williams rePI'Cl!ent the oPinion of the. autbor Proof Reader Mllrnmg Ed1tor' Photo Editor Staff Representative I and do not necessarilY r~Oed the view• ·-Rhodes ot the sl.aft. Maurice Morris Valerie Gonzales Michael Gandert Harry Chapman ·':". -":'. ·:'!'.- .• •• .••::-:.-:_ ":'."':'.":'. "':'. ":". ":'."!". ":".-':". ':". '!".'!" •• .·.·"--..;.;,.;..._~."'!'."'!'-."!'.-:'-."'!'."'!'.~. ~- '='-~·~. 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"Tim" Eichen­ organization." · berg, is a 22-year-old UNM student who offers Reed stands on a .solid record of experience in I~ RaisingE!?BO?AH~O~S9~."~~~~.~!~9~, the quality of wouldbeopposedtothisbecause committee 9~~~!t.r... 011 the status of ._In Treasury Race "youth, energy, education and experience." the treasurer's office. During the past year, the 'a education is a· key issue for it would violate the schools' women, He said he supported ORLANDO MEDINA Gibbs said that all the New His Republican opponent, Henry Reed, has county treasurer's office handled 163,000 property By been the county's deputy treasurer for the past ~.Republican John Folsom, and academic freedom. both the state and federal There are no key issues or boil- Mexico banks have state deposits tax assessments more than last year, and has .~'Democrat Dan Lyon, (candidates Folsom' said teachers would get amendments for equal rights fol' ing controversies involved in the and should, but the Albuquerque three years, and has had in-depth experience in tax actually managed to lower property taxes in some !l for the state legislature from higher pay if they were better women. He said while the race for State treasurer. National Bank had carried' the ·studies, managemellt analysis and engineering. cases. ::?4 District 11, which encompasses teachers. He said currently the legislature could' possibly Eichenberg called for "a more modern approach !!: The question is who will receive bonds for the student loan program Eichenberg has worked intermittently in the ~f the university). . university's college of education appropriate more money to • and disburse all state monies, be in and should receive some type of -to the collection and storage of tax dollars." In ' :* Lyon said he supported bills attracts students because of its women's concerns, most of addition, he said he would like to see the work treasurer's office for the past four years and is • "" office for four years ;md receive consideration. active in working for the Arthritis Foundation. .= • which were intended to increase reputation for easy grading. He the legislature's wol'lt in that area is $20,000 a year salary. Neither candidate say any pos- load more evenly distributed amoung treasury '; teachers' salaries statewide, and to said if something were done to finished. employees abd attacked the Republicans who have Reed is active in the Inter-Church Agency and the ~ Edward M. Murphy, a 63 year sible future changes in the office to Martineztown House of Neighborly Services. t ~ allow schools to hire enough col·rect this situation, the state Folsom said, "I don't sec old Democrat from Albuquerque make it more responsive to the held the treasury office for the past four elections. =-teachers to lower the would get fewer, better teachers, anything w1·ong with women's and John L. Gibbs, a 49-year-old state. student teacher ratio, However, he who would then get better pay. rights. What I don't like is women said that there are 87 autonomous Folsom said that the money getting jobs without meeting the Republican from Santa Fe, are The restrictive guidelines could school boards in . New Mexico currently spent on education is· same 1·equirements that men running for an office controlled by be changed by the legislature and which make the final decision misdirected. would have to meet." strictlegislative_guidelines and sub- Gibbs said that if he discovered concerning the allocation of theh• He said, "if we'd quit spending In regard to the bill to allow 18 ject to change only by the legisla- any inequities he would r.ush for funds. Lyon said the legislature money 011 stupid things like year·olds to

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.,. "''C) 2 ... 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 ~~ ...... • United " Q State' Supreme State • Jou:ph R. .. . a> Skeen office," Gomez said. .... M••u•l Unr M, Joh,.c. Ro.,ert f, llichcmiG, Joh11D, cg t HEPUBLICU Luju, Jr. ••• Humphrey White Boren Folsom, II Another function of this office ... Vholl o. Rhodes Jon•• is the publication of the "blue ~ book," an index to the legislative "" and executive maze, Gomez would also like to see this book include a , 1 c section on every state agency. 2C 3C Gt~te Gonzales "You see so many people that • Mort in Voting Machine Sample Molloy ... have got a problem that can be • M.,A. 1Woo4rl Woodburn solved easily, they just don't know where to go with ii. If we ' . could cross· refer people, we could .. . Ballot help them get in touch with the right people," she said. 15 16 J7' II 19 20 21 22 23 2~ 25 26 27 21 29 30 Experience lis "New Approach" from Rio Arriba county when she views on their ability to· initiate County Sm111f District Judge District Magistrate Commi1- Co11nty Co11nty County County Pr11bate · Cl11ims Evans has based most of her was 21, felt that women are not campaign reforms. sion•r Clerk Treoaurer AlltiiOr Sheriff Judge Co11rt campaign on her· previous oppressed. "They oppress Gomez said, "There's sa much 2ND JUDlCIAL DISTIICr DIVISION I D!VI510" II DIV.ISlON Ill DIVISION IV DIVIIIOH Y DISUtCT S Judge experience as secretary of state, themselves. They complain. a lot, to be done. Besides the usual 2 'YIAtlt TIIM and declined to speculate on but they don,'t do anything.about functions, I would like to work tVOTI fOR possible plans she might initiate if it." She was also in favor of day with the voting machine board to elected. "The whole scope of the care centers, but felt that abortion devise a booklet telling people office is set up in the constitution, was "ridiculous with the variety how to use the voting machines. I and that's all that is expected," of contraception available. would like see this office to UA 17 A IIA 19A 2.1 A UA 23A 24A 2$A 26A 27A 21A 29A she said. initiate registration drives, instead 204 Campaign Reform "" J.... Gomez has based her campaign of leaving that up to the parties...... r. llch1114 I. PhiiU, D• J•IMI Mlch•tt Th•M~~II, S.MHI ..... ,. .... l•• C. Penr T. MH•I Scett H. on the · strength of her "new The hullabaloo over campaign There are also a lot of ways this Sanch- .. Sonch.. Traub laiamonte O'Toole Dovis Mondel Hawk Ganaales Eichen ...rg Armijo Wils11n M11bry approach." refonns has thrown the. office of office could be abused, if you had "New Mexico needs someone secretary of state into a a person who was careless in who is more than just a particularly powerful position tbis . super-clerk. We need someone who year. The candidates had differing (continued on page 10) will. act as a leader in campaign lSI 1' I 17 I Ill 191 201 211 Ul 231 241 251 2.61 271 2fl 301 reforms. We can streamline the ..tterflef4 ••• YOUR PERSONAL SERVICE JEWElER .. _ H. I ...... A441oooL. HllfN'Y C, a-.. w...... w...... _... Mlfch .. M, election bureau. This office can Jonts Blackhurst Stn~ng Reed I tach Hay Christensen Carter expenditure rules, or violates as a matchmaker for agencies act as an information and referral petition filing laws, or in other whose needs and services source for other agencies and for <:Art Carved ways infringes upon the election complement each other. citizens." code or the hallowed bylaws of No Incumbent Both women were temporarily the election bureau. ,. An onseure bylaw written into flummoxed during an ASUNM. THERE' A WIDE CHOICE OF The secretary of state is also, as the constitutional description of grilling earlier in Ute year whenr pne candidate put it, "the mother this office prevents the secretary Linda McCreary (of the Rape ARTCARVED DIAMOND RINGS hen of county clerks.," assuring of state from serving two Crisis Center) asked their views on, TO FIT ANY LIFESTYLE, that local precincts and counties consecutive wrms, so neither abOl'tion. , PERFECT FOR SOMEONE candidate is attempting to Since then they have had a SPECIAL i\ND JUST IN TIME FOR dislodge an incumbtmt this year. chance to refine their views on HOLIDAY GIVING, .. LAYAWAY NOW! Ernestine Evans, the Democ1'alie various feminist issues. candidate for the office, has Gomez wants to work with 2312 CENTRAL SE ON UNIVERSITY HILL Anna Halprin served as secretary of stale twice, women "to sec that Utey are Sunday Nov. 3 and is so firmly entrenched in Uw better represented on some boards ?:;;;.. · Shoring Rituo.l party machinery that she and encourage them to run for butterfield jereelers probably qualifies as au office.'' She felt tlJat women the Store for Diamonds ~? Open to non-dancers "incumbent" for all practical made more sensitive politicians, purposes. and wanted to see more day care Carlyle Gym Mary Ann Gomez, the centers. Abortion was still a Republican candidate, has also delicate issue, but she said that Please bring food served her time in various state "some legislation to prevent for sharing ritual offices, Experience in the state butchering young girls" was $10.00 Fee planning office, where she helped necessary. organize a management Evans, who was a representative. ~~--~~- ·~-~====~~======~·~~.~,, E ~~•c'e Ask ·Hjf~~r~~~v~== G'C4 ..,. R eve.lve olWOVS b ' ' * .... .o Q * * '* M *' * z * R~Veal Links Anaya to Norvell w •.r:>""' 0 =::: ... By MICHAI!;L O'CONNOR · There. was agreement between r-=====·======~-====-r------.....;...----1 By HAROLD SMITH law man, He should be elected by ~ 0" Two old hands, incumbent the people and run as many tim!ls The major issues in the race for the two cansfidates concerning the r;· Republican Lester 1-{ay and his attorne_l general have centered numerous legal opinions Norvell 0 0 the people want him . .g Democrati~ opponent:1'ormer She. around .questions concerning pres- issued to just about anyone who t:; Hay's Last Term ~ ~ riff Joe Wilson, are facing each ent Attorney General David Nor- asked for oiie, '< >. "By the time they do it (merger) veil's handling of the office and "These opinions are very impor­ qther in Tuesday's election for Ber· t" 'a nalillo Co. sheriff. ·I'll be out. This is my last term, and each candidate's qualifications for !ant in our legal system," Anaya • g, ~ I'm going to retire after this." 0 Both say the other is a crook, and the state's top legal post. · said. "Seventy-five per cent of the .0 both say the other mismanages and_ Sheriff Hay does not like the -~" In a highly aggressive, Skeenes- AG opinions are never challenged .0 hires unqualified personnel. idea of using women on patrol. f(e que campaign, Republican Steve in court-they are the law, lhey tell ..... "' said, "I'm not against them, but I "'""0 ;;a On issues like marijuana decrim· ReVeal has attempted to link what the law is. r <:r inalization, city-county police just wouldn't want one of 'lhem Democrat Toney Anaya to Norvell "I have set'down strict guidelines ... hurt or killed, The Albuquerque "'C/0 ~ merger and women officers they through his now famous attorney and controls to insure that only • .o ,..; have differing opinions or solu­ Police Department can get help to general opinions, the Victorio Peak those who are qualified under the ...... tions. Con~erning marijuana, Hay them. In the· county we have too gold contracts and Anaya's involve- law would get opinions or advisory -4 said, "I'm against the use of and much territory. Some of the men ment with the Western Skies Hotel letters," he continued, "and only if "' have a hard time getting by." tax controversy. they have something to do with the "" the selling of it. Of course, it's not as bad as the hard stuff like heroin. Hay added, however, that he "We've seen where the attorney individual's official capacity or any The federal government ought to does have two women detectives. general (Norvell) and Toney ~biect pending before them." "I think we should have Anaya entered into a law suit in . ReVeal said only state agencies take over all heroin (clinically dis­ pensed). That would eliminate a lot women," Wilson said, "especially 1973," ReVeal said, "and settled a and state officials, including legis­ of crime." on rape because women will talk to tax claim against the Western Skies lators, and no one else are eligible · "We have to abide by the laws," another woman." Hotel and others for $530 when the· to recl:!ive these opinions. Wilson said, "A lot of people are Wilson said he does plan to hire clalJ!l was in excess of$150,000. Restrict Opinions Challenger Joe Wilson Sheriff Lester Hay using it, but it's up to the doctors to women as regular patrolpersons, Beyond AG'.s Scope "The statutes are very clear as to decide whether it's harmful or not. but "I won't have too many, just a "I have reviewed this case," he who is. entitled to receive opinions "They've decriminalized mari· certain percentage of them." said, "and this kind of thing should of the attorney general and I would juana pretty well now, anyway. It's Hay and Wilson agree, to a cer­ tain extent, on the plight of Repu­ not be done now or at any time. It restrict .these opinions, formal or ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••' a high court misdemeanor. The Jaw is beyond the scope of the attorney informal, to those persons desig- . . .is not too strict on a guy who blican candidates, the need for a general." · nated by the statutes," he said. • Tony Anaya doesn't have bundles of it.'' new county jail, the necessity of a However Anaya said that as at- ReVeal said Anaya has worked • • Wilson is neither for nor against stronger county review board, and torney general he would not inter- mostly in politics and has little I feel that my qualifications far personnel, financing and resptmsi­ protection division of my o~Ytce a city-county police merger, but he against striking police unions. vene in and settle tax cases so the legal experience. exceed my opponent's." bilities." vigorously enforce the statutes now is more receptive toward the idea Watergate and the Sheriff state would lose money or without "Mr. Anaya's experience has ReVeal has been the Carlsbad · ReVeal said he would not in­ in effect in order to afford the J.· than Hay. "It's up to the people," Asked how the · Watergate consumers all the protection to RED HOT I following proper procedures. bee!! that of an assistant in political city attorney and a practicing attor­ crease the division's powers, but Wilson said. "If they decide to (Continued on page 12) "In any matter, tax or otherwise, affairs and has been very nominal ney for I 'I years. would "demand that the consumer which they are entitled," • • merge, I think the city-county mer­ that comes before the attorney in experience in legal affaris," Anaya said he would increase ger should be run by the sheriff. I general's office," Anaya said, "the ReVeal said. the powers of the Consumer do want to centralize city and agency involved will be counseled Protection Divlsion of the attorney ! PANTS. I county communications. This way and its approval obtained before general's oll'lce with "additional everybody will know how an of­ proceeding." hair desig(l ficer is doin~." Both men were displeased with • • Hay said, "No. The only way • the contracts Norvell made con· Sec'y of State • • would be with the sheriff as the top cerning the Victorio Peak gold. • CAMPAIGN74 (continued from page 8) for men ... . "I was not happy with the coli­ following the election code, or • Near UNJit, tracts," Anaya said. "I · would checking expenditure sheets for ; disregard the contracts if I thought candidates, or not seeing that Specializing in the long cut they were not legally or properly precincts had the correct tallies. Uptown i ...· .SALE! I Wegot'em! entered into." This office could also be a focal State Property Given Anaya has been a legislative aide point for intitiating campaign For Appointment 5!?04 Central Ave SE • • to Sen. , adminis­ reform." Call 266-31 69 Albuquerque, NM 87108 Re~eal was more adamant about trative assistant and legal advisor to Evans also supported campaign : End of the Month Clearance : . the situation, saying that. in the Governor , ·assistant reform, sayinl;l, "I would speak contracts Norvell had given away Santa Fe district attorney and is before groups and tell them .'If : 1'.11cl lor t:' 1he• luut• J t'LW• Jr Jur ll·~t .. loll\lft' ( 011111111h•t•. ftru(~ Lttj!t't ~r .• ("h,urm.m. • . state property. He said the nature now Santa Fe County attorney. you want to make campaign of the contracts made it possible "I would run the attorney reforms I'll help you any way I I • for "unknown persons" represen- general's office as a law office, not can~'" • Large Selection of Pants! ted by F. Lee Bailey to take any- a political office as has been the Conservation of New Mexico's I thing in the state and pay 25.-per case in the last four years," ReVeal resources has been a rather --E~ECT******** cent for it He said "Norvell's sign· said. neglected campaign issue, and in : (Cords and Brush Denims) : ing the contracts was an abuse of Running Office any case, it is one that the secretary of state will have little I p:...o;w;e;r;;. ;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~j Anaya said it took more than just control over. 1 1 legal experience, which he had, to Recognizing this,· Gomez said, I 14 OFF I run the attorney general's office. "The legislature needs to ..work ·represeatativJ*** "You need an individual who closely with the energy task force "Stan Smith Moving? knows how to run an office, how to to ·keep the Federal Power • ••~ Haillet" work with a staff and who knows Commission from forcing us to district 1 &*~ • • (send o UNM student *~ . • • Ryder the legislature, knows the executive send out out energy without to repretent YOUU · •Please!.* : Large Selection of. Shirts! : and a bunch branch and the judicial branch," assuring us of enough for our own Midnight Special A said. "From that stand needs. of other OFF : great styles : 1/2 !. ~! :: . : ~ In ,a with~ ... With an 1 8 ft. truck DO YOUR HALLOWEEN . you get: D e r..:.:;~~~-J!f ()i ,,,:> ~ * * * * * Two Old Hands Vie • • • I i Gonz~les: Reagan Might. Go AlPin 76 · (Continued (rom page 11) , Watergate will help us too much. "I'd__ push for a better county· "If they don't move, they will all call in sick. We have our own !!: ~ (con_tinued from page 1) made to protect the Gonzales said he supported homosexuality a sickness which from my dad," he said. "I also problems of Republican candidates ''The Democrats better pound jail,'' W,,ilson said, "but the judges ha~e to remodel and make better organizations. There's .the Albu- ~ • statement." individual-such as motorcycle welfare but would like to tighten should be treated," he said. He sold a load 'of scrap metal at1d we h ;:;· may affect his re•election bid, Hay the streets ifthey want to win.'' said that detention is to get ·out of recreational facilities for the querque Police Association and t e 0 ~ Gonzales said he's basing helmet laws and federal safety up on fraud. defended the state sodomy laws. had a flea market and a raffle to said, "It will rrobably affect it Both candidates say that the pre­ the courthouse anyway. prisoners." FOP (Fraternal Order of Police)." t:1 ~ his CaJDpaign for governor on regulation for industries. "It hurts me to see welfare "Although I believe. there raise funds. Wilson stressed his plan for an "The individual has a fraud when I know so many · should be separation of church somewhat,. but don't think it will sent county jail needs to be ''Civie" Jail Wilson accused Hay of several "' "common sense." "My support comes from the internal affairs division. He said, "I discrepancies. He said, "Hay's in ~ :i' responsiblity to himself," he said. people who really need the and state, you have to go to the poor people of the state," be said. hinder my election. I'll just lose a replaced. Hay said, "We need a ''The best location would be ,:l "The government meddles few votes." brand new jail. It should remain would have it investigate any , trouble. There are some people S' ''Employers will maintain safe money," he said. Bible sometimes, We have "Lujan and Runnels objected to right !here at the Civic Auditorium. problems an officer might have out 3 in too many people's conditions because it increases He opposes legalized gambling 500,000 law11 to enforce 10 published personal finance "I know a lot of Republicans under the correction departmt;nt's They could remodel it. They've down there who are not qualified g" in the field. We would ask why to be an officer. I would upgrade • ] affairs." "He said he deplores production." but would like to see the matter . commandments. We do the best statements because it leaves them who are going . to vote for me," control, and it should be as near to been thinking of selling it or tear­ He said he supported severance put to a l'eferendum vote. we can."' Wilson said, "but I don't think the courthouse as possible." they fired their weapon? They· everyone of them to the level of ~ "" the U.S. foreign policy which open to extortion and kidnapping. ing it down, taxes on minerals but that "they He also supports 18-year-old Gonzales said his campaign But I don't have that much • would have to have an awful good other law enforcement agencies. 8' ~ resulted in "wrecking other excuse to do that." "Civil service would be wonder- g' shouldn't be increased to such a drinking but wants to see a expenditures will. probably come money. I don't care." country's economics by point that we kill development referendum on that matter too. to between 5 and 10 thousand But Wilson said, "I do not favor ful. I don't think the county merit ~ Gonzales attended UNM and ~ inflating them with US ltere." "I have great faith in the dollars. the U of A. He owns a trading a stronger county review board . system i~ strong enough or broad 9 Lujan Has Slight Lead g:, dollars." "Everything we do has to be to educational in11titutions," he said. "The biggest contribution was post west of Gallup. • • • That's why I have internal affairs. enough." ~ attract industry. We can do that If it'~ serious enough the FBI will Wilson said Hay "c!idn't invesli- ;;! &: "I'm also against sending the (Continued from page 3) the need for new energy resources Atomic Enex-gy Committee, CIA to other countries to start by developing a dual educational No Student Regents Mondragon said, "We need to take and maintain that the allowance is Mondragon has received the take over and prosecute." . gate a recent case and· started system with provisions for "But the governor should Hay does not support a stronger revolutions. We apparenUy did a serious look at wage and price an incentive to the companies. endorsement of the Political protecting the officer right away. that in Chile. By meddling in their vocational education. always make sure things are fair." controls." Lujan warned voters not to Action Committee on Education county review board because affairs we destroyed their "With a skilled labor force we He opposed appointing Wj~~~~~~~~~~:iW "they're strong enough already." "Also I. think Hay's inventory Mondragon said he would not elect Mondragon to congress which is the political arm of the will be way off. I understand he's democratic process. can attract clean, non-polluting students as voting regents and he :rule out wage and price controls because he is backed by the National Education Association. No Right To Strike missing shotguns, walkie-talkies "In the. past being ·called ail industry." said he did not think there was indefinitely. But he added that if AFL-CIO labor union which The group said Congressman Hay said he does not favor the and tires." isolationist was considered bad. Gonzales said New Mexico does solid evidence of discrimination in we applied "wage and price . Lujan said is trying to gain a Lujan is "anti-education." establishment of striking police But we are betraying our friends not have the right to build up a the state bar exams, but called for OHIE'S veto-proof congress for the On foreign affairs, Lujan huge surplus of funds and that the Rege~ts I ·I controls today, tomorrow there unions because "I don't think they "He only has a one per cent with our foreign aid. , · the to investigate the would be a million people Democrats. Lujan said Mondragon attacked Mondragon for favoring have a right to strike." con viet ion rate of his arresis," Wil­ "I'm tired of a government of, money should be returned to the matter. ~ • PHONE 2"2-2151 • i£ bankrupt the very next day." has received $25;000. dollars from "immediate recognition of son added. "That means his of­ by, and for big business and not people. He praised the minority and labor groups but the Mondragon communist Cuba-with love." Wilson agreed, "Police don't "States should tax but they Mondragon said if he was elected have the right to strike or even (continued on page i5) the people,' he said. women studies programs but he would convene an economic people said the real 'figure is Mondragon replied that he is for Patriotic but Illegal should spend the mon~ they get. opposed counacling homosexuals summit to deal with the state's 13,000. establishing better relations with 'l'be idea is to be service oriented. as normal individuals practicing ~ Cold Keg Beer i2 economy as it related to the Lujan has criticized Mondragon South and Central America and - . ' "I didn't protest against Viet In that belief, I'm more liberal flee expression. federal government. not necessarily recognizing Cuba. Nam because I thought it was than Apodaca," "I personally consider COORS & SCHLITZ Lujan believes wage and price Both candidates are for Prescriptions filled ~ patriotic to fight for your ~ ~ con trois are necessary. He said reducing foreim, aid and both Mondragon would "be slow in oppose a fede1·ally operated Lenses .replac~~ co~;~rr·it was an illegal war-so Apodaca Sees Education ~ ~ keg $25.48- plus· tax ~ acting" on the economy. Lujan national health insurance was the war in Korea. They were said his re-election "could possibly program. They said it would be political wars for profit-at the (continued {rom page 1) Action· Committee on ~ ~ keg $15.32 plus tax ~ best if done through U1e "free ~., expense of the . blood of our b e t t e r e c o n o m i c • have the greatest economic impact .~u §l\rr-n: Education (PACE), which is Taps Available -$25.00 Dep. on New Mexico than any other enterprize ·system." "' '. ) i \~lfl . youth." conditions ••• without it we the political ann of the ~ ~ Mondragon accused Lujan of 1 Gonzales said he also opposed '::tm. Keg Dep. -$12.00 ~ election in the state's history." meddling in the affairs of states have no future," he said. National Education .. Lujan was awarded the "trickery and deception. In New Mexico he gives the impression of ~~ andtheaffairsofindividuals. Apodaca said the Association. He has also "Watchdog of the Treasury OPTICIANS I' "Federal regulation is an universities in New Mexico Award" from the National helping those who need help. In received the support of the 9:00-6:00 encroachment on individual often times duplicate their •• Association of Businessmen. for hi• interest in serving on U1e Washington D.C. he undercuts· New Mexico Associated ' Mondragon said "Lujan likes to Education'and Labor Committee. that assistance." Sat. 9:00-4:00 rights. The us government should efforts. To amend that Students-a group that is · FINE SELECTION OF Lujan maintained !hat he has I not usurp state rights." · I I 'show off his little dog, but I don't Lujan said this was further know who wants to see it." evidence that "my opponent is in been responsive and open to the 511 Wyoming NE 265-3668 265-3667 He said that federal funds often Apodaca has proposed a composed of student senate DOMESTIC & IMPORTED ... had too many restrictions and coordinating council that ~ ~ . ... Both men favor abandoning the the hip pocket of George Meany." people of the Northern district." New Office 4523 4th NW 345-5301 ..... members from the state's oil depletion allowance for oil Meany is the president of the that "thier administrative costs would study all the universities. ~ WINES AVAILABLE ~ •. companies opera.ting overseas, but AFL-CIO. Mondragon said' he were so high that little of the universities in New Mexico Both of these both also favor keeping the tax wants to be on th~ committee .... :~= ~~· actually reached th~d repo~ to the governor's endorsements have been break for the companies on because Lujrut and Sen. Montoya . ------1 domestic exploration. They cite D.N.M. are both on the Joint "But in many cases the need office on the needs pf the criticized by members of the ·•. GENERAL STORE for federal money comes because future. The council would be organizations for being the state fails. New Mexico needs composed of a Regent unrepresentative. PACE has federal funds-i~ ~e cut. ~em off member from each of New contributed $1,000 to the ··. we'd be comm1 ttmg sUICide. But . . , . alcohol mixed in each keg we have to look at the restrictions Me X 1 C 0 s six pub he Apodaca campaign as has the and beware." universities. president of UNM's Board of Opposes Safety Laws Apodaca has been Regents, Calvin Hom. Gonzales said he opposed laws endorsed by the. Political Higher Salaries ~ $34.13 plus tax . ~ ... gi~son Apodaca cites the salaries ·, . US BONG TRY A1J€C BUTT€RMILK. (continued on page 14) tJ)j~~~~~~~~~~itl·------=----- .•.. IT DO€SNrT COM€ ..•. ano~ FROM A COW. N•'! Mexica Schaal af C•ramic Flrl:s Montezuma·· Our. winter session·, Part II starting Nov. 4 Tequila 13unermill~ - Dec. 20, will open by offering a seven . I • • Jl: MonteZ!JmO Tequila . week course for begijl n ing and • .1• Large selection of Gibson, 1 ' . ounces. Lemon· Intermediate students. Classes will be Washburn, Lime Soda Pop. 1 taught in wheel throwing· technique. Day ·' bottle. Albarez, Blend rn blender with and evening classes are offered, studio and Custom Made Banjos. cracl~ed ice. Serve rn space is available to both students and toll gloss. Garnish nonstudents. Registration will commence with lemon CJr lime Immediately through Nov. 4th on a first wedge. coma basis. Coming soon: The Gibson "All-American"·Banjo! l. Day and Evening Classes Offered For further information call 111 Harvard SE €H€CATL :JH£WIND. symbol for the 2nd doy 266-5222 Open seven days of rhe onc1ent A7tPc wee!~ tlll midnight 25t7 Quincy NE 221'2 Central, SE SuiteD i 266·2338 l ~· '• ,..- '~<~• ,-.... ::.~'1j,;otd-~~-~';.}O.~,:;\,::~"Z"•~)'~.T-.. * * * * * * * * * * Apodaca Sees EducationAsCampaignPriority~ Skeen: Money Ba~k To Taxpayers· Sheriffs (continu!!d from page 12) (continuedfrompage13) .Albuquerque,butinfulf:tl.ling that were before the because funds are too badly insuring they are not~ i (continued from page 1) Skeen did not support a junior expected to be marionets for supported in this campaign by of New Mexico's teachers as that concept the rest of the legislature. . needed in education. He . exploited· is another ~· ·.s college program. . Santa Fe. We are not letting the persons rumored to..,_represent licers are not trained in tlt'e preser­ the major obstacle. in' state should not be ignored. Apodaca said he was claimed Skeen's tax cut campaign issue• Apodaca has ~ :.. "By investing the general "He overlooks the fact that teachers actually teach." gambling interests, but be has vation of evidence." · $87 r; fund in the 'state, we can when these bills came up, we were Skeen also favors a strong stated that be will veto' any upgrading education .. Apotlaca said he thinks "we' disappointed at 'President 'would cost the state proposed a permanant Ia: emphasis on the fundamentals, gambling bill presented to him. · ~ create a turnover rate of $13 million in debt," said Skeen . 55 l . . Teacher's salaries outside of can do more in regional .Ford's economic summit million. . . commission on energy to '< "I am not against raising teacher's wants, to see firm bilingual "This is just another example Lawman" vs "Politician" the universities rank 20 per development,"' instead of because "it didn't have one Governor. Bruce . Kmg "insure New Mexico of a fair !;" .!o! from three to seven times salaries, but there was a serious programs, especially in areas like of Mr. Apodaca's willingness to Sheriff Hay said, "I'm a lawman I cent below the .national more statewide programs. economist on it. that was vetoed a bill during his return for its· natural. _g" l1 what it is now. and create question of .whether· we could northern New Mexico and the change his stand for political and Joe Wilson is a politician. He's average. Apodaca has said he · Vocational Schools f r o m w e s t o' f t h e administration that would resources." In addition he o ~ jobs for New Mexicans while · afford.. to go even farther in debt, Navajo Reservation, and feels that expediency," said Skeen. got the worst record of any sheriff. the scbOQl IIY$tem should pve Skeen has also hammered away would recommend higher Apodaca also sees a need Mississippi." Apoqaca's ~ave allow.ed 19 year olds the said he. would ask .the ~ ., doingso." . and doubts that proposed salary His fund raiser was sent to the z Economic Pro · increases would actually get down more attention to students who at "cronyism" on the part of the penitentiary. pay .for ,teachers to the state for the deyelopment· of council. would be made of nght todnnk. . . federal gove·rnment "for i Iii do not plan on attending college Democrats, and advocates turning .-~ Skeen, a ten year veteran of the . to the clasaroom teachers." "When Wilson· was elected he I legislature. · technica-l and vocational ec.onomists from throughout . Apodaca s~d he would .assistance "to ·protect and ;:. .. state. senate (six yeatS as Senate · · For Community Colleges (neady 70 per cent of last year's out of office many politicOI who had 86 deputies and let them all go . A.systemoffundingcalled schools "that put people the state and ~~would be si~ such a.billifitreached ·develop our n·atural .= Min·ority Leader) is · widely "Apodaca never bothers to graduating seniom ). have accumulated power during but six. When f came in I only let l Democratic adminiatration. differential funding will back to work and off more objective," Apodaca his desk but he would not resources." ~ regarded as beinlJ one of the most point out to you.. that while I was "The Man Nobody go six. · likely be considered in the welfare." As with the new said because "they would not introduce such a measure to ~ knowledgeable persons in the and am opposed to junibr Can Afford" "Full of Shit" "When Wilson talks about thmgs state on matters ~onceming colleges, I have alwaY& supported It wu the endorsement of the being missing, he's barking up the next session of the university programs, be attached to any special thelegislature. Against~arobling taxation and economics. community /branch colleges." Especially in the last few legislature. Generally, this Apodaca said he would like interests." Albuquerque, according to Legalized gambling weeks, Skeen has waged an 'Albuquerque Tribune of Joe wrong tree. He doesn't know I have Unlike his Democratic Skeen explained that junior aggressive campaign. He frequently Skeen which touched off the · all these records (past newspaper typeofformulawouldfund the emphasis on local Apodaca. said 'the government statistics, has became a much discussed opponent, Skeen does not c alleges are financed by local latest campaign controversy. clippings) about his term. .Go taxes, meaning that only three labels Apodaca, "The Man according to class sizes rather control. concentration of economic had one of the highest crime topic soon after the primary advocate relying on Wasbin.gton to Nobody Can Afford" (an allusion Apodaca reacted by asserting that ahead, read them. You can see than by the total amount ·of If elected, Apodaca would growth in Albuquerque is rates in the nation for the election. Apodaca, . initi~,ly solve New Mexico's economic counties in the state could afford "the Tribune is Cull of shit." 'Ibis what kind of a sheriff he was." problems. junior colleges. He also voiced students in the entire school. . be the first Spanish surnam~d "unhe~thy" and "we need past several years. Apodac_a was open to the Idea but comment offended. some, and led "The whole force has been certi­ "New Mexico is one of the worries that junior colleges would Skeel) to question Apodaca's fied except for the ones that's been Although he has not governor since 1918. Under .to ·do better." He plans a contend_s the .problem IS then changed his mind and wealthiest · states in the nation," entY drug traffm~m~. legalized gambling. Skeen has competition for the state's limited "Beat Hay's Wife" he does know of the proposal "enc;ouraged" and funding that would deal with the He. P,01l!ted toNe~ Mexico 8 said Apodaca's stance is in our ·own state. . Apodaca. "Some of Skeen's "This means utilizing New 11upply of professors. drawbacks include a late-starting Wilson and Hay are·both proud is-favorable. . "would go to those districts economic growth of smaller proxn~uty to MeXIco where ambiguous and. has raised Mexico's resources, both human "Community colleges are campaign, an unwillingness to go of their long' careers as policemen. He claims "the real issue that need it." :t. , he beheves much of the drug questions concerning branches of already existing ., d . d . . communi 1es. . t ffi ·..; t . . and natural, now, ijl.stead of, out of his way to please special Wilson said, "I beat rester Hay to any LOrmu 1a ev1se IS Governor Kmg has been A t t' f . ra c on.,.na es. Apodaca's supporters. standing around waiting for universities," he ·said. "This means interest groups, his perceived image when I was re-elected, and I beat " d h · 'd h k d t · I d t ax exemp Ion or "As a result of drug · Washington to act. We don't need that no new administrative to Apodaca's voting record) and and 'the usual difficulties a money, an e sa1 e as -e o giVe an gran senior citizens on fixed . . . . Apodaca rebuts, saying, "1 personnel would be needed. his wife ill 196S." Hay's wife ran to have the federal government even parodies the type of campaign Republican faces in' a heavily for sheriff in 196S. w o u 1d be prepared to . leader Reies Lopez. . . TiJ'erina a mcomes· m· th e areas o f th e trafficking d 1 'th . we are haVIng· edto would veto any bill legalizing tell us what to do. Community colleges wouldn't rely Apodaca runs. . · · Democratic state. on local ad valorum taxes to exist, Hay has had a lot of experience. recommend more mo~ey. As par?on from ~Is Jail s_entence . state gross receipts tax on all tea Wlf a. m.o: ~~an1z gambling." "I don't want to see any more "You've been disappointed by On the plus side, Skeen is a He was sheriff in 61-6S and 72-74. government regulation than is so we could create therri in areas the government, just as I have," more effective speaker than far. as lo?~·ran~e fundmg fodr which .he Is ~ervmg· for prescription drugs, property, thi;Je k ~. ~nm~d A an dwe Apodaca has responded to where they· are most needed." He said, "I beat Finley Morrow by Universities 'dls conc~r.:ne ' C?nductmg ~ ratd on the and medical expenses is also ddind,." te thsai . potiaca necessary (to JUovide job he told an audience in Woodward Apodaca, is less inclined to dodge SOOO votes, Cipriano Griego by protection). Past experience has Skeen would like to see Hall, "but we won't correct our pointed questions, and posesses a Apodaca sat he beJieves Tierra Amanlla courthouse. t f th A ' d a e a e same me the Tribune endorsement of community colleges in the Raton, situation by using the same trite 12,000 and Manuel Lopez by 8000. . "the pressure is mounting on King has of not yet done par 0 . letf po aHca we're just not providing Skeen saying, "They are full shown ·that trying to regulate us great deal of charisma. "I've been an undersheriff and a out o£ trouble has a tendency to Espanola and Fannington areas. old phrases concocted by slick He also benefits from the t t k th t A d 'd h ld economic P a orm. e municipal gov-ernments- of shit." Apodaca has also g(!t us into even more." Skeen wants to return much of , public relations outfits." capulin. I was a deputy in 1927. govemmf en . o . rna. e sure a . .Po aca sm e wou criticized his opponent for h' h . h th . ne!fative aspects of the Apodaca You just don't l-=arn the law in one that undmg IS given to "consider a pardon for . . 1. . w IC IS w ere e maJor said Ralph Looney, the · . Skeen has been attacked by the responsibility for the creation A major debate in the campaign campaign, especially the Tribune vocational and ·technical Tijerina like any other case proposmg a tax cut, cal mg It crimes are fought-with editor of the 'fi'ibune, is "a "Jer):'y Apodaca for his voting of school curricula with the local arose when Skeen accused incident, and a move on the part or two years. Hoover stayed head schools, so ou.r 4-year that reached his desk after "deception." substantial funding to have a bad apple." Apodaca said he record concerning education, classroom teachers. "It .is Apodaca ·of supporting legalized of some voters to "tum the rascals of the FBI well into his seventies. charging that Skeen had voted not ·ridiculous for us . to eilucate a gambling. Apodaca had voted for out," meaning in this state the The.sheriff doesn't have to go out institution.saregoingtohave going through the normal NoTax~ut. quality·policeforce." · feels the Albuquerque to raise teacher salaries and that . professional instructor if they are a ~lot machine bill and has been Democrats. and make all the arrests." to make an aggressiye effort judicial process." ~podaca mamtamed no Development of energy Journal will also support to remain on the priority A p 0 d a c a s a i d h e maJor tax cut can be adopted resources in New Mexico and Skeen. IIS. t · " . . . would press for more federal Establ~shmg branch and funds to help aid New l 1 COini?U~Ity colleges rather Mexico's ailing economy. If • than JUnior colleges would be elected, he said he would t more preferable to Apodaca. establish a council of He said there is a "definite economic advisors that .~ l!e~ for. devlopment of t~e would analyze the economy POPEJOY HA. LL JUnior college concept m and examine spending bills HAVE YOU · _) •ASUNM PEC & KMYR PRESENT• ~ and the EVER SEEN ALBUQUERQUE THIS SIGNATURE? CHILDREN'S thousands of New Mexicans THEATRE hav~, because he has written thousands of letters - asking advice, - present giving information on legislation; cutting ' government red-tape, working with RICHARD. HARDING citizens on cases and programs and projects. Bush Manuel answers your letters. or · Phone calls, too! The Rococo Coco Bean . ' .. and excerpts form the Re-elect. . ' ' Sleeping Beau~y Ballet .I •, ~and WENDY WALDMAN~ \ i . ' . SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3;1974 MANVEL LlJJAAr JR. 8=15 P.M. • POPEJOY HALL Sat., Nov. 2, Sun., Nov. 3 at 1.:30 & 3:30pm· (Manuel to you) Tickets Advanc~ $1.00 Door $1.25 · RESERVED SEAT TICKETS AT~ GOLD STREEt I For Group Rates Ca11277-3121 .ti·- .. ~ SUB BOX OFFICE (STUDENT DISCOUNT) ;r- ..· .~ ' \t.....--______,( ·- ._ . . Folsom said the state should issues in this campaign is the open ;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;;;:;;=i lower taxes and eliminate meetings law. He said the present Wednesday Free Films Folsom, Lyon regressive taxes such as the ones law exempts the legislative finance on drugs and medical services. committees, ''Those are the 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Folsom also wants to cancel the committees which cont~ol the legislators' retirement fund. He money, and it's most important Key On Education said the fact that legilatot·s can that constitl1ents know what October30 (continued from page 7) misdirecting its funds. He said the work for four years and happens at those meetings," put·ons/' state shouJd return its $77 million accumulate $4000 in retirement Folsom said. Folsom said New Mexico's surplus to the comm\lnities which pay is ''incredible." Lyon said he was the chief "RETURN OF TH€ ~conomic problems come from helped to raise the money. For Folsom, one of~)lw k('y sponsor of the present open 1\Wt'lings law. He said the law's \JflMPIR€" . 4) FOR RENT 5) FOR SA.:.:.L=E=----:---~-:::-:-:- major fnult is that excludes the CLASSIFIED FURNISHED, NEAR UNIVERSITY, fe- FIREWOOD: Delh•ered 1\nll st.Mked, ~;HI financinl committees, but ~'that's male atudent preferred, pay part baby· to $56/cord. :!66-7023. -"'---~~1 Uw strongest bill we could get ADVERTISING sitting, 265·0212. 11/4 OLD :MIRAGES, some :!0 years old. $1.00 B€Lfl LUGOSl . Z'iiE:OR.OOM ADOBE, fireplace, garage. e!lch, room 1132, Mnl'l"'n u,.u. tfn through at the time." Rates.: 10¢ per word per day with a $1.00 Per day minimum charge, or 6¢ Near UNM $165, 24'1-4872. 10/30 PAI>DLE'SALL PL:WEn..~t-i'ut a ilttle per word per day with a 60t per day SHARE HOUSE near campus, $65. 842- sting in Ull\t kill shot with l\ n!'W rn"" minimum charge for ads published five 0820. Mike. , 10/31 quet from The Bike Sbot!. S:!3 Yale SE, or more consecutive !lays wtth no S-l2-9100. tfn refund. • OLD-MIRAGES 196S 197(). $1.00 Terms: Paym(!llt must be made in full :M~p:;Gt!::!'or~::,c:t&~iu~~der ovemi~; u;;~h prior to im;ertion of advertisement. el\ell, room 1~2. Mflnot' liflll. tfn Where : :Marron Hall, rm. 132 5) FOR SALE CUSTO¥ GOLD-~;;;id\;;&;di;;;~·;;_=;i~:; or b11 mail · Classified Advertising RECYCLED LEATJIER JACKETS. Ex· by ChaTl!e Rom<'ro. ~~J~!S· C~>C H!,tt UNM P.O. Box·2o otic bead!! from around the world. Tur- EXOTIC BEADS front -aro\IU\1 U1~ \WJ.'M. Albuquerque, N.M. 87131 quoise & silver jewelry. The Bead Sha- Turquoise ,, slln~r jl'nt~l'h.~. Si!..-t'r weeks, $85, La Dolamitc 74, size 13, Sunbeam, 34t19 l'etltral Nl~ t!u PEAR JIM, Be my Lahaina Honey, and 80 247 2724 1116 I'll be your Carmen Miranda. Love, Lil $ • • · sTEREo HEiii-PHONES· -shs~ 6 foot. and Careen. 10/30 PRESEASON SKI/SNOW 'fiRE SALE: cord, soft <'ar pads, United FreiKbt New, first line, 4-ply, bias-belted, stud· SlUes. 3920 San ldatl!O NE. tfn ROSA'S COOPERATIVE CANTINA in• ded snow tires, BELOW COST ! l Lim- vitcs you to a masked Ball and Banquet mited quantities! E78-14, G'18·14, G78-· BACKPACKERS - Come inspect New under the full moon in Algodones. 15, 900 (K70)-15. Sat & Sun, Nov. 2 & Mexico's m011t comple~e selection of Thursday, Halloween night. 10/31 3. Budget Rent-A-Car, 2201 Yale, SE. equipment at B A C .K COUNTRY 243·2226. 11/1 SPORTS, 242.1 San Pedro NE. 266·8113. NOT PLANNJNG'ON-flunking out but doing it anyway? Call AGORA, we're '62 AUSTIN SPRITE IJ, excellent condi- PADDLEBALL SPECIAL! Until Oct. 31 here to listen, and to talk, 277-3013. tion, new interior, 243.0066, Rick S. receive two free paddleballs with pur• 11/1 11/4 chase of new racquet from $13.96 to COAST GUARD OFFICER Candidate -S-K-IS-: _K_N_E-IS_S_L_R_ed-~S-ta-r--S-L-.-20_5...::,:c::..::m, $19.96, The Bike Shop SE, 842·91~~ School deadline is 1 November 1974. For $45, 765-6380. 10/30 • ------mor~ jnformation contact your local OFFICE EQUIPMENT SALE: 2 Olivetta KINGSIZE WATERDEDS, $29.95, com· Coast Guard Recruiting Office-Phone Adders, '65 each: Sears 1011 Credit plete aystems, $59.95, heaters, $27.60. (506) 766·2904. 10/31 Balancer, $90; IBM electric typewriter, Water Trips, 3407 Central NE. AcrOIIS PREGNANT AND NEED HELP'% You $100. Will consider offers for lot. Dud- from Arbii!S. 268-8456. tfn have frtendl who care at Buthrleht. get Rent-A-Car, 2201 Yale SE. 243-2226. 6) EMPLOYMENT 2.&7·9819. tln 11/4 SKI TOURING & BACKPACKING equip. WANTED: LINGERIE MODELS for 2) LOST & FOUND ment from the professionals at; the Trail commercials. Call 262-1439 Mon.-Fri. 9 5 FOUND: BERNALILLO HIGH SCHOOL Haus... Sales, rentals, service, and clinics.. " • 11/1 lady's class ring. Claim Rm. 132, Mar• Since 1967, New Mexico's leading ski :MARRIED COUPL'&-needed-Halt-Way ron Hnll. 11/6 touring center-Trail Haus, 1931 San House-salary, fringe, travel. Call John Mateo SE. 25Jl·9190. 10/31 Russell 842·3017, 344·7253. 11/1 :PSYCHOLOGY 320 Notebook, 1ost near Methodist church off University Ave, GARAGE SALE-maternity, mens, WO• 7) MISCELLANEOUS please call 256-7141. 11/6 mens, childrens clothes, st;utfed animals, vari.ety of housewares, throw rugs, 20" GYPSY CANDLE INN, palm and peycic $60 REWARD .for return of 10-speed, fall, western hat & boots, jewelry, ree· · readers. European and seafood cooked ~ack Avanti BicycJe, 2611--4366. 11/4 ords, paperbllcks; hand-made macrame with love. Noon and night, Monday Items, Oct. 30-Nov, 3. 7106 San Fran· th~ougb Satu,r~y, 299·0141. 10/al LOST: MALE SAMOYED, University cisco NE, 821·6528. 11/1 area, 9/25. Reward, 266·4345. 11/.\ QUEENSIZE carpeted waterbed; Pedestal LOST : Sliderule/black case, name under frame with mattress. 277·6322, 255-4931. flap, K Adatnll, reward, 299-8712. 11/4 OJ. 10/1 $20 REWARD for return of wallet tak(!ll GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES: full from Johnson Gym. Confidential, 242· bread, AKC registered. Call 265·4149 LOBO Opticians 0532. 11/4 for information. 11/1 aero•• from FOUND:. GRAY SIAMESE, neutered eat. 'MOUNTAIN HOME with. 10 acreB, low 1-yr.-old. l'Jayful, weD-cared-for, 277· . down payment. Call Fred Dart, 292- Vale Park 5387. 10/31 1700. .. 11/7 LOST: METAL PHOTOGRAY bifocals in For glasses brown case. Reward, Semyon Kalinsky, IF YOU'RE THINKING of buying a bl· cycle for Christmas, to fight inOation or LOUIE LOBO SAYS: uw~~ roM ttJ use next Year, now Is the time. Our LOST GLASSES. Metal Photogray bl· winter prices arc in effect and we have TRY OUR !ocala in brown case. Reward. Call 266· a nice selection, The Bike Shop, 823 4360. Yale SE, 842·9100. tln WOLF PACK PRIDE. FOUND: FEMALE, gray cat wearing flea BICYCLES: Loweat pricea on Gitane and collar near FAC. 277·2126 wee~~iao other fine European Blc:rclea. Over 100 2316 Central SE fn stock, $75 to $500. WORLD CHAM­ PION BICYCLES, 2122 Coal PL BE, 3) SERVICES !our blocks from UN'M, 843·9378. tfri 268-4708 TYPING IBM SELECTRIC language­ math symbols ftuent in Spanish, 897· - 0990. 10/30 EXPERIENCED TYPIST. Manuscripts, papers, theais. etc. 40c per pqe. 346· 3288. 11/4 TYPEWRITER SERVICES specializing In portablea, all makea. Low rates, dia· count to students. Pick up and deliverY. Call Smiley or Bob, 296-0710. J0/31 PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: mM earbon­ ribbon. Guaranteed accuracy. Reaaonable _!!.tea. 298·7147. 10/31 TYPING, PROFESSIONAL and accurate on IBM Jeleetric. S711lbo111 available. 346·7077. 11/1 PASSPORT, JDENTJFICATJON pbotol. Loweat Pries in town, fut, p!e~~~lnc. Near UNM. Call 21115·2444 or come to 1\.t 1\t v 1717 Girard N.E. tfn l¥ i't l .FALL 4) FORRENT ATTRACTIVE 2 br bo!»e. 1mfurnklted. Carl)et-, a/e, 3 bJoclca to t1NlL ldeal ·sWEATER !or University ample or s.fntrle. ptot'es­ aionaL '$165/mo. pltiiJ depoRt. 265-'545~. ' 11/4 l·BEDROOH HOUSE, $125 month plus SALE utilitiea. 215 WeUe.ley NE, 262-0607. 11/9 FURNISHED APARTMENTS. AAA 25% OFF Apartments. One, two, and three 1'001111. Ver7 elesJI, near University and 11orth Welt. 242-'1814, 247•1005, 242·18'l1, t.fn -- lobo 8-- ET-- rv. ! ~Jq ' ~j.. ~ -- MENS .. ~ ~ ~-t -f?.C"" "! SHOP ,, ...... '1-1?•1!•1 d H··rt:f •.Aode !•:J :" ~. j . _... o.o ~c ~v"l WEDNESDA~- -7, --~~------..... 21 20 Central S.E .. l .....