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__D____,_ __ at_.ly Lobo VOL. 85 NO. 32 Tuesday, October 7, 19 80 Iraq Drops Plans To Capture Islands

United Press International would be open to retaliation from Iran's much stronger armed forces. Iraq dropped plans to capture The sources said Britain also three tiny but strategically im­ pointed out that Iranian strength on portant Iranian islands in the Strait the islands, the two Tunbs and Abu of Hormuz just a few hours before Moussa, was unknown, but the the attack last week because Oman Iranian navy controlled the withdrew its full support, British surrounding waters and the lines of military sources said Monday. supply of any invasion force would Iraqi helicopters already had be in jeopardy. flown troops across the Persian Iraq abandoned the invasion Gulf to Oman and were poised to plans because Oman said that along pounce from there on the three with other Gul(states it could not islands from which the flow of oil guarantee Iraqi supply lines, the tankers through the Strait - sources said. carrying 40 per cent of Western Iraqi troops Monday seized imports - can be controlled. control of the Iranian port city of The sources said frantic Khurramshahr - a major strategic •1'.·.. ·.·.·....•..... ·.• diplomatic efforts were made by prize in the 15-day-old Persian Gulf Britain to get Sultan Qaboos bin war - except for the city center, .. Said to make the Iraqis change their which tbey surrounded. t .. minds about the raid, which could I Iraqi jets bombed Tehran. An have expanded the war to one of the Iranian communique said three Visiting research professor Bruno Ryves demonstrates the remote handling facilities of UNM's most strategically sensitive areas in people were killed and 65 injured in the world. the "cowardly attack on Nuclear Engineering Laboratory. This view is from inside the chamber through 18 inches of glsss and The islands were taken over by populated areas.'' lead shielding. Next week an antimony-beryllium photoneutron source will be placed and sealed in the late Shah Mohammed Reza Iran insisted its forces were the chamber to measure sulfur absorption cross-sections for fission research. From the National Pahlavi of Iran in 1971. Their holding out, but no sounds of Physical Research Laboratory in England, Ryves is also gathering grass specimens from the South­ return to Arab control was one of fighting could be. heard in the center west for the Kews Gardens in London. (photo by Ken Clark) Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's of the city, home to about 150,000 three announced goals when he people. The port area was captured launched his attack on Iran three by Iraqi invaders Sunday. weeks ago. Baghdad said the attack on The sultan was at first keen to Tehran was "in retaliation for show his support for the Iraqi plan enemy air strikes against civilian Court To Confront Controversies as a gesture of Arab solidarity targets in different parts of Iraq." against Ayatollah Ruhollah Tehran Radio reported that in WASHINGTON (UPI) - The significant cases on federal exposure to harmful substances. Khomeini, the wellplaced sources addition to bombs, the Iraqi planes Supreme Court, beginning its 1980- regulation of worker exposure to Last year, ruling on the said. released paper handkerchiefs, pens, 81 term, gave evidence Monday it hazardous substances and stringent Occupational Safety and Health But British diplomats pointed out toys and dolls over the Iranian will confront the controversial issue rules on strip mining. Administration's attempts to to him that by allowing Iraq to capital, and warned they might be of how far the government may go Disposing of hundreds of cases control benzene, a toxic chemical stage the raid from his territory, he booby traps.· in controlling private business. on its opening day, the tribunal also said to cause cancer, the court The court accepted for review refused to review three school sidestepped the sensitive "cost­ busing cases from Detroit, St. benefit" question. Louis and Indianapolis. By accepting a case concerning The nation's highest court also, worker exposure to cotton dust - Lujan Rebuts His Rival's Charges without comment, upheld the linked to "brown lung" disease­ controversial economic boycott the justices indicated they are invoked by the National willing to try again to settle the Organization for Women against issue. While Speaking to UNM Students states that have not ratified the Business has millions of dollars Equal Rights Amendment. riding on the outcome of the case. Paula Easley saying there is more to being a one congressman with a 100 percent In still other actions, the court: Most of OSHA's proposed worker Sports Editor congressman than voting on bills. voting record. You do not want a -Agreed to consider how much exposure regulations have been tied He replied to charges made by his congressman that is just going to sit an individual or association may up in lower court challenges. U.S. Congressman Manuel opponet, Democrat Bill Richar­ in the House and vote. You need to give a political action committee. The high court also agreed to Lujan spoke to a . speech com­ dson, who spoke to the class on go see the people you are serving," -Declined to intervene in a long­ consider key portions of the federal munications class on Monday. Friday. Lujan said. running controversy over law requiring reclamation of strip­ 11 "I am not a person given to "Since 1968 Lujan has missed Richardson also charged that television's family hours" mined land. The government is sitting around and thinking great 1,278 votes in the House. He has a Lujan has introduced 614 bills since programming rule that bars sex and contesting rulings by courts in thoughts. I am more of a practical 78 percent voting record in the he has been in Congress, five of violence in early evening viewing Virginia and Indiana invalidating person," said the Republican House, which is the worst of the them have passed. Three of the five time. provisions of the 1977 Surface candidate for the first congressional South and New Mexico," were bills naming a building after -Let stand a ruling that parents Mining Control and Reclamation seat. Richardson said. the late Senator Joe Montoya. need not be notified before a Act. Lujan explained to the class what "This past term I had an 87 "On more important issues you publicly funded clinic can give In Virginia, the "steep slope'' a congressm~n does in Washington. percent voting record. There is only look for co-sponsors to go on bills contraceptives to minors. provisions requiring restoration of with you. those five bills that were -Dismissed a challenge to a land to its original contours were passed, were sponsored only by me. program in New York that uses challenged. In Indiana, the statute's Rape Awareness Programs He did not count the bills that I federal funds for remedial sections requiring restoration of helped co-sponsor,'' Lujan said. educational programs in religious prime farmland to its original Richardson said he was against as wetl as public schools. condition were overturned. Stress Community Solutions the senority system in the House. -In a Mississippi case, let stand The high court has said the "When I go to Washington I will a decision upholding mandatory government may continue en· Heien Gaussoln She says the week of activities serve in the House for only six vaccination of school children, forcing the invalidated provisions will help· "create an awareness years." despite religious objections from until a decision is reached. New Mexico's statewide Rape among the dtizens of New Mexico "When I first went to parents. Also this term, the court will deal Awareness Week will be the first that rape is a community problem" Washington I was against the -Foreclosed an important 1 with two controversial topics in the event of its kind in the nation, Lyn and will help 'involve the com­ seniority system also," Lujan said, avenue of relief for handicapped Rosner, director of the Rape Crisis munities in the development and 11 but I realize that me being there Western states - water rights and people, declining to review a ruling revenues from oil and gas leases. Center, said. implementation of solutions to this for 12 years has Jllade me more that they cannot sue federal con• Although some cities have staged problem." effective.'' The justices will consider a tractors for employment California case on whether state rallies and marches, none has Rosner says planning for the Lujan showed that being a discrimination. scheduled a week of events, she week started in February when the congressman does not take away water rights laws should be con• says. crisis center decided to have a your sense of humor. After being On the government control trolled by federal regulation. Rape Awareness Week, set for "Take Back the Night" march and asked if he supported family question; the court agreed to take a Also, they will decide whether the October 12 through 19, will help candlelight rally. violence centers, Lujan responded, . second shot at deciding whether a local, state or federal government ~stablish a "sense of cohesion, The march grew into a week of <~Yes, I have. But if rny wife beats regulatory agency must weigh costs will be the beneficiary of millions of commitment and healing/' Rosner events in April and went statewide me Up, I think I should be able to against the number of lives saved dollars in oil and gas leases on says. continued on page 3 go, too.'' when it makes rules to limit worker wildlife refuge lands.

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World News by United Press International Gallery Curator Dies Hopefuls Argue Economics Outside UNM Library Liner Rescue a Success Arthur Johnson, curator of Johnson attended the University UNM's Jonson Gallery, died of Oregon following World War l t·nited Press Intern!llional who would benefit greatly at the Reagan while stepping up a Friday outside of Zimmerman and majored in speech art. He was \ .\1 Dl /., t\l;hka - Slup 1 Jw rc,~uc I\ a' a pooled t•ffort blistering series of attacks on h\ the Coa't (juard, Air Force, expense of working class families." Library. Johnson was 82. elected to Phi Beta Kappa and c apt alii ,cJ, the oil tanker rangmg from music to writing, terpretation classes his senior year. ,lJ,ahlcd Outdl luxury liner President Carter called his op· used against him, including actions William.,burg. price index to make the economic from athletics to construction to l'nnwmlam, rahcu hi\ hamh ponr.nt'; tax-cut plan plus balanced to keep him off state ballots, the After graduation he worked in Si\ H-3 military .,earch and outlook look brighter for political poetry. like a tnumphant boxer I\ hen he budget "quicksilver economics," refusal to debate, and a legal memo the logging fields as a log scaler but rc...:uc hclkoprer\, three C-130 purposes. 11-lt'> '>alcly ucpo'>itcd on the dc~k and Ronald Reagan accused the that banks might have legal During his life he worked as a quit to become an accountant with .;argo plane\ u<,ed as n:.ing "I'm not surprised at the recent of a re'>.;ttc '>lnp. pre;ident of "jimmying" inOation - forgive me for this -jimmying problems if they lent money to the stable boy, a lumberjack, a singer, Standard Oil. Wahcke''> '>a lute "a, a tribute .:ommand pmt\, three Coast Anderson campaign. a construction worker, an ac­ During World War II, Johnson Ciuard cutter'> and two Canadian figures. of offidlll government statistics," tn the grcate>t >inglc·'>hip rc>cue Carter was ou a day-long trip to Reagan said. Anderson said those activities are countant and a writer. worked in wartime construction tor~c> aircraft all took part in in modern hi'>tory. Wisconsin and lllinois -two states Independent candidate John not in line with "the image of projects including housing, the rcwue operation. He also had a brief involvement he narrowly lost four years ago and Anderson, meanwhile, was in Jimmy Carter singing from a song railroads, dams and pipelines. "lc1crybody up here ha;n't The call to abandon ~hip came with professional basketball and an again trails in the polls. Reagan Chicago virtually ignoring book on Sunday morning." had a dmm;c to pal each other early Saturday morning after In October, 1965, two years after spoke in Camden, N.J., the first interest in baseball and football. on the back yet," '>aid Coast effom to put out a fire that his wife's de!lth, Johnson began >top on a week-long cross-country (juard public affair'> officer ~tarted in the Pri>endam 's Johnson, born on Dec. 2, 1898, working at Jonson Gailery with his effort ending Saturday in Los Phillip Franklin Monday. engine room were umocccs>ful. U.S. Catholic Bishops Agree, had over 150 poems printed in a brother, artist Raymond Janson. Angeles. ~1o't of the pa\\enger<,, many variety of magazines and reprinted His duties included hanging the A> a '>lmm welled up on the Re!lgan's proposal to cut taxes, ol them clderlv American'>, were in a dozen anthologies. A series of exhibitions, working with art (julJ of Ala'>ka, all 519 increa;e defense spending, balance hfted from lifeboat'> by the H-3 Men and Women are Equal 10 essays on singing were published patrons, examining his brother's pa>>cngcr'> and crewmen 'of the the budget and end inflation l'rin'>cndam were '>natchcd helkopter'> and then tran\ferred in "Music and Musicians," and he works and maintaining the gallery. simultaneously, Carter said, VATICAN CITY - American noting that Pope John Paul 11 later was a reviewer and critic for '>alely from lifeboat> and the to the tanker Williamsburg or Johnson is survived by his two "glitters, promises quick results Roman Catholic bishops said himself has referred to the "ab­ the same magazine. deck'> of the burning >hip. Coa\t Ciuard cutter Boutwell. brothers, Raymond and Milford and easy answers, but ends up being Monday men and women were solute equality'' of the sexe~. He made his singing debut as a Johnson, and his two sisters, Ruth worthless except for the very rich equal in the eyes of God and the It said women in most of the tenor in Portland, Ore., in 1925, Spurlin and Ester Mangun, all of church but they stopped short of industrialized world, particularly in and it was there he met his wife Portland, Ore. s!lying women should be ordained the United States, were making Canada Debates New Constitution May Van Dyke, an accompanist Johnson requested no services, great strides in realizing their God­ Pictured above are the winners of "The Most Industrious Group on Campus" award. Tha second as priests. and composer. They appeared but condolences· may be addressed The U.s. Bishops Conference in given rights, mainly because of the place winners were a hive of· bees on north campus. The Daily Lobo staff came in a poor th!rd. A new OTTAWA Canada's debate in the Hou'e of Commons commitment to Quebec last spring together in concerts, operas, radio to Raymond Jonson, Jonson an eight-page paper to the World sprc!ld of technology, increased Parliament began debate Monday with a defense of federal plans to - the French-speaking province shows and church benefits. Gallery, UNM. winner will be picked and presented in an issue of next month's paper. Several rock collections are oil a new constitution with an transfer Canada's constitution that has a strong independence Synod of Bishops, however, called urbanization, the mass media and being investigated. (Photo by Ken Clark) appeal to push through the reform from Dritllin, said passage of the movement - Chretien said the for a study of the role of women in the need for wives to work. and an opposition warning the plan resolution would enable Canada to constitutional momentum was the church. "While this synod paper focuses could split the nation apart. needed to enact "further change" The month-long synod, called to make its own changes to a new on the role of women and men in Opening the session of constitution. in Canada. study the Christian family in the family, we do recognize the Parliament, J usticc Minister J can ''After years of nationhood, modern society, entered its second Rape Awareness Week Urges Civic Action 113 need to study, in the light of the lip ~erriee Chretien called on members to Canada at last will be able to bring Conservative leader Joe Clark, week of deliberations Monday. doctrine of the faith, the role of "carry forward" the work begun 20 its constitution home," Chretien who called the government's plan a "There is no reputable I~ continued from page 1 Portales, Raton, Santa Fe, Socorro Monday: Proclamation women in the church itself," the ycar.s ago by former Prime Minister said. ''No longer will it be necessary "Trojan Horse" for what it left theologian today who would deny in July, she says. and Tucumcari. presented by Mayor David Rusk. statement said. Deadline for LIP SERVICE. i~ noon 1he day before meeting Y.lll take place on Tuesday, Oct. 7 .at7:30 John Diefenbaker to insert a bill of to go to the Pllrliament of another out, said some sections of the that the equality of man lind the announcement is to run. (l.m. at the UNM taw School, room 2.402.. She says 75 to 100 organizations, The Sex Crimes Prosecution and Tuesday: Self-defense workshop, rights into a new national country (Britain) to amend our own motion could produce such woman is constituted by God and The movement to allow women The •·~~u Film Serll'!ii- will be ~howing the following l'b~stcRI Tl!wtp)· Club -meeting Wednesday. Oct. 8 including the Albuquerque Police Treatment Program of the Health Housing Site, 1840 Broadway, document. constitution." divisiveness they could split the confiflf\ed by Christian teaching," into the priesthood has been mtJ\JC wilh adtms~ion of S1.SO for studcnls. fllC\lh)' nt 6 p.m. at Jhc Surge Bldg., room 243 oi the North Department and the Public Service and Environment Department wilt N.E., YWCA downtown, 7 p.m. to and stotff1 $2 for ~cncral admission: Campo~. It y,.iJI be a Me~ican food potluck, bring Chretien, who launched the Saying Canadians made a strong country apart. the U.S. bishops' statement said, strongest in the United States. TUC5dll) .. Oct. 7, nt 1 and I) p.m. Magnum Fon:e, your ra\·orllc dish. Gue~t. speaker Dr. Sayc, Company of New Mexico, are hold a statewide essay contest, and 9p.m. Marring Clinl Eastwood, who is pursuing a mad killer Podiatrist. helping with the week and most of the major television and radio Wednesday: Mock Trial, Kimo tllat is systcmntically murdering rnobSlcrs nnd viclou!l Smile - presents Lynncssa Gallagher and Kathleen criminals. Hart di~cUs5ing, "l•syco~Social Aspects of Pain the 28 crisis centers in the state are stations will broadcast special Theater, 7 p.m. RclurnlnK Sludents AHodailon Worl.:sbop - Control," mind control and group SUJ'Iport in stress participating. programs throughout the week. Thursday: Self-defense "Scr11ices, Support Organizations and Activities." and pain management on Tucsdayj Oct. 7 from 12:10 Documentaries on the activities Events in Albuquerque will workshop, 7-9 p.m. and how to get 1hc most out of school will be IO 1 p.m. In room JO] or the Basic Medical Sciences Tuesday, Oct. 7 from noon to 2 p.m. in lhe RSA Bldg. will be made by the Women's include self-defense workshops; a Friday: Meg Christian concert, Lounge, 2nd Ooor of the SUB. l.esbl1n Forum - on Tuesday, Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. at Network Media and KLR Audio­ mock trial, a concert and the march Kimo Theater, 8 p.m. You've invested IKAPPA.NS- their spouses and JUests ar~ cordially Full Circle Books, 2205 Silver S.E;, Topic: Lesbians Invited to attend the Oct. meeting or the UNM and Literamre. Visuals and will be distributed, and rally. Saturday: "Take Back the Chapter of PDK. The mecling will include· the -Black Student Un.on - will have a meeting on nationally. Following is a complete schedule: Night" march, starting at UNM Vote for programs "jPositive ASP«ts of APS Proe;rams" Wedne5day, Oct. 8 at noon in room 231 of the SUB. presented by Carol Robinson and usuccesses in Please auend and bring a friend, Activities will be held in Sunday: Rape Awareness Week mall, 6 p.m. Candlelight rally, Public Education/' If you need materials to help Blue key - National Honor Fraternity will have a Carlsbad, Deming, Espanola, balloon in the mass ascension of the Civic Plaza, Third and Mllrquette, a great deal of time restore confidence in education, this prc:sentallon tan meeting on Wednesday, oct. Sat 7 p.m. In room 2310 a Farmington, Grants, Los Alamos, International Balloon Fiesta. 7:30. be used with .staff and communities as an aide. The of the SUB. real in your education ... ALL YOU CAN EATI $ person Susan Krueger is demonstrating her pride in UNM by running for homecoming queen. 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The UNM men's cross country forth," said UN M track coach Del Will Be Shown Locally team finished third out of a field of Hessel. six teams at the Eastern New ''We should be able to continue Starts at UNM Today lloh Grift'in As one critic observed of the fact Mexico Invitational this weekend at our improvement. There are two Portales. Arts Etlif()r that mo~t Nazi exploratory works minutes between our I and 5 Robert Johnson tlcddcd between Robbie 1'\nvcll, hinge on the perversity and UNM finished with 76 points. runners, which is poor. A good John Baum and Tony St. John. New Mexko residents will have outrageousness of the great Ger­ New Mexico State University won team usually has a time split of 45 Fifteen college teams will invade The second team will con&ist nr an oppmtunity Lhi; week to occ one man mistake, Hitler "was not a th meet with 47 points and New seconds to 60 seconds, a UNM's South Course today for the Dal D;1ily, Tom Byrum, Rick ol the mmt industnous, out of the murderous eareerist who struck it Mexico Highlands University maximum.'' opening round of the 26th annual Dudley, .Jim Sweeney, Paul finished in second place with 51

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Low mileage, $400. 277· Gl!l fAR USSONS: ALl styles. Marc'• Guitar 4869. 10/8 consume 10 lbs. of food additives per year. You Daily Lobo Vr-mbhop ":ierVIU.'',, ":iupport OrgunimtiOil'l• and St•Jdiu. 2115· 3315. tfo won'! gel your share at rhe Morning Glory Cafe, A •. IIVllll'" t tow IU l',CI I he lllO'>I mil or yuur UNM 74 l'HEVY VEGA. Am/Fm S-track srereo. fcalurtng fresh vcgcrables and chrmica[.(r~e meats. t'l!;Pl'rn'lllr. f11c-.dav, 1017. noun 10 2 p m.; RSA QA TYPINO SFRVJ<'F: A •omplcte typing and Auromalic Transmllsion. For more information call, Classified edHnnal system. Technical, general, legal, medical, 293.1 Monle Villa N.E. 268·7040. 10 '8 I nun~.l', 2nd llnnr ul Sllll. 1017 HHI-9881. 10/10 l•hnla•,uc. ('harts& tables. 345·2125. (fn Jl~.;;c1Twl·i·}(yi)iJR lover uti he Murmng Glory ALL GREAT CONDITION. Portable t.v.'s 19 inch Advertising c ;th• l·rc>h Inn I, fan•Y egg,, and live CIHt!lainmenr 4. HOUSING color, $195; 19 inch BIW, $65. AMlfl'·1 8 track, c><·rv Iundt and drnncr. 7 u.m.·IO p.m. t~nd Sunday tu;ntablc, speakers, $65. Tandem bicycle, $95. 268· Do You Need 1 Marron Hall 1lruud1, 9 4. ZH1 Monrc Vista N l· 26H 7!140. 10/8 I OW OOWN PAYMiiNT. Easy lerms. $28,000. 7948. 10/8 ~lillMJ~S-l!JN~ ARL· NOW hcnlg amptcd for !he Owner said sell on this two bedroom home wllh PEUGEOT TEN SPEED, 22 inch frame, while. Cash? '>pnng I'JRO Mile uf ( nnl{l·t~ANI'YfTS.J'J;_,(,-& 1 OUN<;H lNG. Phone hcdrourn Ju~ury npurlmcnl close to UNM . 1017 •'47 'lHII.J tfn 1. I'ERSONALS $141Unwnlh. 9mall deposil. Jerry, 256·7197. 1017 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURNITURE, bicycle for I'A'>'>I'r Ill ,-;,;Nii llll:N·lll·l< A liON phu1o1. 3 fnr H·MAU: ROOMMAT!'. TWO bedroom ncar ;ale. Call A lela, 266·4038. 1017 Blood \·1 '\'\ 1 rtH· llt''l ,,.II"''"'~'·· .,.uur ~-~·10 SI'EI:D BICYCLES, new and used. Raleigh, uw '* lJN'\1 1 all 2115 2444 ••r ~ume tu 1717 !iirard lllvd. I1Hk ~ ... ,.,. Ill ·1 '>PACJOUS ONf' AND two bedroom apartment< v, Pana1onic, Peugeot, Nishiki and Bianchi. Repairs on "'I tfn IJ·\\1 IIA\'1' 1\ ·.uJH'I hutlHI\I PI R'>CIN '"1r liKkY Milrci!TiNCir'•~:~,~~' 'it11l. ..\( ('iiJ{A n lNI·ORMATION ABOUT con· $335.00. One bedroom apartment, walk·in closet. '\1Hdu.·ll I filii, ltom;l ilnd Ynlt: llm "'nJl nml 1 u lliii:Cpllnn. \lcnlitallun, abortion. Right to Choo~c. l'ri~atc putio. $20~. 1\ll 3 unils furnished, spolless, 1()/7 6. EMPLOYMENT l'tl'oi.ltli1 ~'14 11171. lfn Jn,ularcd for quiclness, utilities paid. UNM area, No I Ill~. I RillA Y'. {Jllf. NINC ;·fnt:- l;cltl;;~l-1 homo pc(,. 842-0925. 10/31 BAnYSITTER WANTED FOR one year and 4 ~ Bam-2:30pm ''""" Mll'l< h~ >\Ytll\ ciniiNy, dnwn\1!111~ ~lin. Ill' 10 2. LOST&FOUND llC'MC, two bedroom, study, hardwood floors, Experience required. 867-3158. 10113 Ill >\I Jo. '>I IIIli NJUNION ;;~,;;;_,;;,g ,;;JU·,~,~t;;tl~~ garage, good landscaping plus new roof 10 new ON CAMPUS EMI'l.OYMENT. New Mexico Tue~day - Saturday ''\IIIIY.,J\t 'lltUitHI. J·ruJ,Iy, (h.'tnhN )Oth llnm9:()() Jl-111 JU WIIRI>! lOS I SPINAl red aolrbook for Sp~cinl owner. c. F. Williams Agency. 266·7747, evenings. Student Union Food Service M·F, 5:30 a.m.-9:00 Jn I 1)(1 ·• m 1\dllli'>'•IIHl $1 4i() "ilh and ID; lR \'cUt\ 1 du,auun da". <·nil Vkky, 26R·7170. 10/8 84Z.OI02. J0/10 a.m., IOa.m.-2:00 p.m. These are npproximare limes Doctor in "' nhlrt <;arurdav. Ckwhrr I I I rrr llnmc:~:ummg Hll iN[)· )JOMH'OMINO QlJI'l'.N Frunccs UH>ROOMS FOR RENT. Pels, kids, 0.1(, 265· and may vary somewltn! according lo your schedule. llau<~· allrt !Itt• i(illlll' l!llht• hnllrunm l'ly with l·dmc Manning. PI\ $1 00. ~ee Yllll free me all. Slop In and fill out an application between IIH'Il' )0!10 .l,lll RLSA MONTOYA: COM I; lu Mnrron Hall 1\00MMATE NEI'DED TO share ltousc near UNM . $17~ a monlh plus 't urilitlc,. Grad student 2 and4 p.m. or call Jcnnelle or Joe, 277·2811. 1017 IU >\I • • mum 111 and p~ek up your lost Archllecrure •.r.YI i ,~l'llll>l ~~;,;&;:1;;-v;~,~~fnr lh~ preferred. 242·1 52J or 266·3186 after 6 p.m. J0/8 PART TIME. B.S. Che.111istry or Biology. Share job llnlliC'l l'tl1111~ {}m.•t•n l"tll1tlidatr whn"(j. run Frant:C\ nocehook nndnrt surply box (lull of supplie;). 10/10 A BlOCK TO UNM. One bedroom with swimming wilh me. 268·4885. Helen. 10110 \latunn~·l"""""' A tnda)· ...... 1017 j{)[iNil: ONf, YH LOW wmdbrcaker, by Dandy 842-6991 p1ml, d"hwasher, disposal, refrigerated nlr, and cable l'ART·TlME JOBS. Ideal srudelll hours. Call bet• "111 AI 1 NCHNl~J~R · vur; ,;;";,7;,;A~i~;;J~-y·-lo-.:7 Don, in frmll of Snnla ('Jam flaiL l'omc Ill Marron 1 llall romn lllro claim. 1019 1. '· No children or pels. $230, Includes utili lies. 209 ween 1·3. 256·0891. 10115 1 HI\Nc 1 s MA~iNiNc;~·rlil· ·mt.lvlugJ<~I ~hn~ll"l\" lmluy. 10•7 l O'iT: IWO RINiiS in librnry. OneC'ollcgeringund nnclmhunrmg.l'ull Trd266·10R5. 10;9 S.!·. !IEJGHTS THREE bedroom, IWO bathroom, South America. Australia, Asia. All fields. $500· Albuquerque .,<,c>iv\<~t(i'iiitAIT~~TIN v~n,,-,)r \cr~;;;w 1w11 fireplace~. huge den, unreal sci·Up. Call 293· $1200 monthly. Sighrscclng. Free info. Wrilc: IJC, I OSl: I A(((ll· 1111\l'K and run OcnnnnShcphcrd. I 'NM ;llldt'llt• All fmmcr •ulunlce" · Cklnhcr 18 i• 6349. 1017 Box 52, NM I Corona Del Mar, Ca. 92625. 10/29 tilt' ,J,nc nl "'" hirlltd;w ,cld1r:llinn 1 Cull 277·1011 R ~car• old. No collnr, answers In Yonker. S2S.OO 1307 Central NE• re,.,ard, 24H8~9. IOJ7 A lliOC'K TO llNM ... One bedroom, utililic~ PART·TIME JOB, graduate srudents only. Afler· 1 llllllltU 10·'17 paid, $180. No childr¢n or pelS. 201·205 Columbia i1oons and e'cnings. Must be nble to work Friday and 1 ,\~[·· 1>nmi· ~lr·:t·uumm>min&' Vote I•cnre S.l,. Call255·2685. 10131 Sarurday nights. Mus! be 21 years old. Apply in l'llllng Queen. l'o•illllll G. 10>7 Til£, CITADH·SUPERB locarion ncar lJNM & per\ how. ActionSpom, 884·5611. 10/10 1wimming pool. IV room & laundry. Adult complex, 8. MISCELLANEOUS llllnW<~HIIIng Run, O ALL phnm College no pel~. 1520 Univcrsily N.E. 243·2494. tln ~Am 1 WOULD LIKE to apologize for lhe following ad. ~I tlll<>lllliltll>n ,·illl, SVA ('lui>, 277.41'.0 1>r 1054 Me\a work .. 292·•060 or 293·7547. 1113 Thank you. R.D. 1017 \"'" 10'10 'TIT' tlNM I A W School Clinical taw Program 5. FORSALE Ju,¥/fa DON'T BUNK !I! R. Duke. 10110 lOt~ CXN'm.t.l 1o1 E IIII:·Jo.l I< IU.N: •n •cn111o three dollar fare, rasry nffer< legal scn·iccs for srudcnls and staff, furnished ALfk«,tROJ( N M _It joe ln•menHHit' luoU and dc:-.Cictt<~~, Mundny+riday. II ~:10 by qualified law students under faculty supervision. 1978 LA VERDA 500 Zela. Good condilion. Best A REAl PERSON-vote Vicky Marquez for ~rT TO 1.080 Ttf;A.T(III '" I 111, Canlcrhury <'hare!, 4B llni•·cf\ity, Nor· A'ailabllity i• limiled lo !hose whose nsscls and in· offer. Call299·8688 or296-8836. 10113 Homecoming Queen. "H". 1017 Li_U Call 268·7023 lh

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