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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 074, No 69, 12/18/1970. University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1970 The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 12-18-1970 New Mexico Lobo, Volume 074, No 69, 12/18/ 1970 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1970 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "New Mexico Lobo, Volume 074, No 69, 12/18/1970." 74, 69 (1970). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ daily_lobo_1970/152 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1970 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NEW MEXICO governor's council, $10 for traveling To UNM President Ferrel Heady, To Zimmerman Library, a expenses to Santa Fe-in dimes. life-sized posters of himself to set Christmas tree lit with real candles to To Frank Hibben, a pair of stuffed around campus so everyone will be shelved in the stacks. and mounted psychology lab rats know what he looks like. To students walking from that he might conserve them. To the psychology 101 class peripheral parking lots, $1 worth of To People's Park, a pick ax and members, television remote control bus tokens. three bags of grass seed. dials. To Victor Regener, who holds the To the Regents, $1 each so they To Ernie Baughman, blinders in faculty record f9r the number of can properly pass the buck. keeping with his narrow view of books checked out (and never To Director of the General things. returned), a bookshelf, built by the Library David 0. Kelley, a To the New Mexico National library staff. Peacce (())]]_ In an unparalleled burst of subscription to the Reader's Digest Guard, four ornamental carnivorous To the general faculty, a referee generosity, The Lobo staff wishes to for use as graduate student refE'rence rose bushes. for their meetings; and to their materiaL bid everyone a Merry Christams. In To the ME'dical School policy committee, a crossword keeping with the true spirit of To Union Director Ron Baum, a administration, for their trouble in puzzle sinee they like to fool around Christmas (it is more blessed to give radio permanently set on KRST's setting up Health Center procedures, with words so much. new rock format. than to receive) we would like to two aspirin and an appointment to To governor-elect Bruce King, a send our friends, enemies and news To N.M. Senators George Koran, come back in a couple of days. fishing license for the Chama river, sources (not necessarily in that Ike Smalley and Harold Runnels and To J.C. MacGregor, director of effective the day after spring order) the following gifts: Rep. Merrill Taylor, an embroidered admissions, a registration semester ends. copy of "The Love Lust Poem" to appointment time on the last hour of To Duke Duquette, head of the To the ASUNM Senate, an be divided.as they choose. the last day of registration. occasional quorum. Fire Trap which do constitute more of a fire regularly. letters To the Editor: hazard than modern facilities. In summary, I would like to point ,.., ·~~-' I appreciate the interest displayed Another quote attributed to me out that the Campus Safety Office :·).., -v.,. it:·/ I Am Angry... by The Lobo concerning campus that "UNM is the underdog to New does make inspections and safety in a recent article entitled, Mexico State as far as allocations recommendations for the elimination ' To the Editor: ''Zimmerman Library .Called 'Fire I: go," is erroneous. I did not discuss of hazards and that each .. ;,~~ I am angry. ! Trap'." However, I feel several or..'-;;.:!! :. New Mexico State University nor do recommendation is carefully ~ .. '*' I am angry when I see a 15 - year - statements attributed to me in this I know anything concerning their considered by the Administration old youth from a Valley poor family article need clarification. allocations. and we have made tremendous sent away to the New Mexico State First, in reply to the question As far as funding for safety strides in reeent years in providing Boys School at Springer on the whether I thought the stack areas of improvements is coneerned, I belirve for the safety of all. ·i charge of statutory rape- a Zimmerman Library were a fire our system, which is similar to the Walt Lewis ; ' situation where the girl came over to hazard, I replied that if a major fire systems employ<>d on other Campus Safety Director '1'f the fellow's house and then she was were to be started in this area, it campuses, is workable and I feel that not even in court to give her version could cause the loss of life. all eoncerned are cooperating and k ,,' .t of the incident. It is highly I would like to point out that a providing as much funding as questionable whether a youth from a sprinkler system is not practical in a possible. As with anyone coneerned Book Donations i rich, influential family in the Heights library installation of this type. A To the Editor: f with safety and fire prevention, I I . would have received such a sentence dry chemical or C02 system would On the new bool<s shelves at i . would obviously like to see more ·';,' . and especially after so little court be the one that I would recommend. money directed toward this activity. Zimmerman library, UNM, I found I re<:ently a volume with the following I deliberation. Meanwhile- many I certainly do not feel, nor do However, I feel confident as soon as i. adults indulge in extramarital stamped on the back of the ' members of the Administration, that money is available, we will be able to ' frontispiece: "Library of Conbrress lrI , fantasies and affairs while continuing books are ever considered more make further improvements in our y to wield law - and - order on juvenile valuable than human life. Fire safety Safety Program. surplus duplicate, compliments of ' offenders. in library facilities always has been I would further like to state that U.S. Sen. Joseph M. Montoya." I am angry when I see youth at and will be a problem. However, as I in your editorial on the same subject, Upon inquiring about the book at the Boys School subjected to pointed out, steps have been taken at you point out the City of the library's acquisitions department, irritating unrealistic rules- a Zimmerman Library to alleviate the Albuquerque Fire Inspection Bureau I discovered that Sen. Montoya has situation which many Heights youth sent almost 200 books to the UNM hazards, including installation of does not have inspection jurisdiction and adults would find intolerable. library. portable fire extinguishers at each over the campus. The Legislature I am angry when I see incarcerated level. These are checked at regular In spite of the fact that in these youth anywhere hurt and humiliated intervals. adopted the Federal Fire Safety times only the most dramatie events Code 101 three years ago and the by the sharp tongues and cruel wit of I would like to point out, also, are deemed newsworthy, it might adult workers. Fire Marshall's office does have the not be inappropriate to bring into that I did not label buildings on authority to come on campus at any I am angry when I see kids the public's attention Sen. campus as "fire traps" nor did I say time. Furthermore, the Campus punished for marijuana and alcohol that the Legislature is not Montoya's virtually unknown gesture Safety Office has always cooperated by adults who reach eagerly for a can cooperating by refusing remodeling on behalf of the UNM library which, of beer. fully with both the City of with its half million volumes, only a funds. I noted that because of rapid Albuquerque Fire Inspectiot'l Bureau I am angry when I see youth growth and short tax dollars, we third of what it should have, needs censured for their cuss words by and the Fire Marshall's Office and every book it can get and every have not been able to replace some representatives of both of these adults who say the same. of the older buildings on campus friend it can muster. When will we stop our dishonest organizations visit the campus Ivan Melada double - standard hypocrisy? When 'Mr. Connally.• ?' will we stop demanding more from so-called offenders than we expect from ourselves? When will we see that for us as citizens to do nothing to stop the injustices of Juvenile probation, court and institutional system means we are villains. Christ reserved his strongest warnings for the rich, religious, respectable people who publicly criticized and punished offenders but were blind to their own greater sin of hypocrisy and self - righteousness. I am aware that some persons within the juvenile legal system care and I have received good cooperation · from some. I need God as much as any criminal or unjust judge - because unplugged from Christ, I am not one speck better than either. I believe we who claim to follow Christ must risk our all . in the revolution to bring·greater justice for oppressed brothers and sisters in this city and everywhere. A revolution not of hate - but of tough love for .·~ all. Donald Schrader v. -.: Friday, December 18, 1970 Portable Facility at Montgomery School World Tamarind Gets New Artist Stage Designed by U Technician~ Noted New York City Sculptor Not· too ~any things are as Girl and Boy S~o~t meetings Schafer said that before the' News booked solid in Albuquerque for and ceremonies, PTA meetings, stage was built, students often had UNM NEWS BUREAU Carol Summers is completing 1970 Scottsdale National Indian two weeks unless it's the portable and similar activities, as well as for to sit on the floor in order to see a Dorothy Dehner, noted New two weeks at the lithography Arts Exhibition, and the 1969 stage of Montgomery Elementary classroom plays and readings performer or speaker on the same York City sculptor, is presently institute, Sun Festival Exhibition in El school.
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