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New Mexico Lobo, Volume 070, No 25, 11/2/1966. University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1966 The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 11-2-1966 New Mexico Lobo, Volume 070, No 25, 11/2/ 1966 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1966 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "New Mexico Lobo, Volume 070, No 25, 11/2/1966." 70, 25 (1966). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ daily_lobo_1966/99 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 1966 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ,- . .. 37'6.'7'17 . Page 8 NEW MEXICO LOBO Monday, Oc~ober 31, 1966 Un3G,.'vJ Wolfpups Defeat TWC PATRONIZE LOBO ADVERTISERS Stud~ff(Parking Gripes Aired at MeeJ By TOM GARCIA The UNM Wolfpups, Jed by the game after starting quarterback when the 'Pups picked off the nrst .President, pointed out thai the years there will be no student Univesrity community compro­ ert Riley from the University outstanding play of quarterback, Mike Casey was injured ea1•Jy in of their six interceptions. Shortly FAMOUS NAME The present problem with the new Jot opened a few weeks ago parking on campus, if the pres­ mises about five per cent of the architectural department. They Gilbert Lope~, surprised the the game. before the half the UNM frosh parking situation on campus and· behind Hokona Dorm, is no more ent construction plans are fol­ population of Albuquerque, the presented blueprints on existing Texas Western frosh as they beat .. The Wolfpups followed the Bur­ had moved deep into TW country some possible solutions were than one.third full at peak hours. lowed. city should try to alleviate the lots, proposed, Jots to be removed, the Buri'Qs 30-21 Saturday after­ ros' score with a drive of their but the drive was apparently among the topics discussed at This leaves more than 400 empty Some new lots are being plan­ problem rather than restrict more ;:md new construction. noon at University Stadium. own which started at the UNM halted at the T W 5. F1·om there JEANS yesterday's meeting of the Senate spaces at any hour of the day. ned but several existing Jots will and more city streets from stu· Senator Steven Van Dresser, Lopez gained 225 yards in the 24. With a second and sho1·t yai·d­ the Wolfpups were set to try a Ad Hoc Committee on Parking. However, it is anticipated that as be lost to new construction. It is dent parking. He noted that in chairman of the Committee, said wide open game, 154 on nine pass age Lopez hit his wingback Riel' field goal, but the snap from cen­ were $4.50 · · NOW $3.50 Student Senator, Steven Van students become aware of the new anticipated that parking will con­ thll area around the campus there in regard to the parking situation, completions and 71 rushing. The Matthes with a 28 yard pass. ter was bad and Lopez the kicker Dresser said that the main prob­ parking Jot and as the population tinue to be a problem as the .ratio has been an increase in the num­ "Several points were brought up 'Pups showed good ba Ia nee be­ Then on a beautiful quarterback picked up the loose ball, faded lem seems to be that students feel of the campus increases it will between parking spaces and stu­ ber of parking meters, yellow during the hearing which suggest tween passing and running and bootleg Lopez ran 36 yards to the back to the 25 and threw to Kirk STA-PRESS that they should not have to walk soon fill up, Parking Jots on cam­ dents continues to fall. curb zones, and two.hour limited that opinion polls may have to be theh· total offense fig·ure read Texas Western 22. Lopez then Hay in the end zone. from existing lots, which are pus are not expected to keep up Dr. Smith said that the most parking. conducted on such matters as 'Do 401 yards. used his running game to good ad­ In the second half the two somewhat remote from the heart with the growing demand of stu. feasible proposal currently being Dr. Smith suggested that the the students prefer vast lawns 'l'W Scores First vantage and Matthes ran the ball teams traded third period TDs SLACKS of campus. dents. considered would provide a shut­ students might have greater suc­ and greenery to black pavement? The TW frosh started the scor­ in from the 6. with the 'Pups score coming on a Hokona Lot Empty No Parking in 10 Years tle-bu& service to and from the cess than the administration has and would the students be willing ing on a 24 yard puss from re­ Pups Intercept Six one yard run by Lopez. Dr. Sherman Smith, UNM Vice- Dr. Smith predicted that in ten south campus, located by the Sta· had in bringing about ·changes. to pay for parking in order to in­ were $7.00 NOW He said that the administration crease its availability?' " He said serve quarterback Ray Ward to TW ~ame back throwing and Gain 247 Yds. Rushing $5.00 dium. He added that there is ade­ his big end Major Stevenson. was having some ·success with a has approached the Cty Commis­ that a full report of the Senate The Burros tried vainly to run quate parking there to serve up to Ward played almost the entire quick look-in pass to its split end 25,000 students. sion about the metered parking Ad Hoc Committee on parkilJg against the tough Wolfpup defen­ on Central Avenue, bordering the will be released at a later date,· sive line and could manage only Parking on City Streets campus, in the past. ... KUNM Tapes 3 yards on the ground. The 'Pups The problem of parking off cam­ Blueprints Presented Radio Station KUNM, Univer­ on the other hand ran up 24 7 pus on city·controlled streets was Also present at the opening sity radio station, taped the meet· yards via the ground game with also brought up. Chairman Van hearing were Van Doren Hooker, discussion, and it may be broad­ SPORTS PAGE Lopez and Kevin Smith doing Dresser suggested that since the the University architect and Rob- cast at a later date. most of the damage. Lopez had EDITOR JEFF DENNARD 71 yards and Smith picked up 108 yards rushing. The Burros have yet to gain VARSITY SHOP the finesse of their older broth­ 2120 CENTRAL SE 243-6954 ers on the varsity as they com­ NEW MEXICO LOBO pleted but 8 of 42 passes attem­ Lobos Lose Fifth pted. Lopez Scores 12 Pts. OUR SIXTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF EDITORIAL FREEDOM At the same time the Wolfpups Vol. 70 Wednesday, November 2, 1966 No. 25 showed a good deal more save in opportunities Pan the defensive department than ., To Utah Redskins their elders as they stole six TW with American· aerials and shut out the Burro ~OLEUM ~RPOR.!lTION By JFFF DE:-.iNAIW of punt;; the Utef' got another runners. The UNl\f Lohos took it on the drive A'<•ing and with some help The other Wolfpups' scores chin again Saturday as the Utah from a fifteen-Jr·ard penalt~· on came on u 26 ya1·d neld goal by A Subs1d1ory of Standard Oll Company (lndJOM) RedskinH made their homecoming tlu> LohoR, they reached paydirt Cargo Says Derfios Lopez and a four yard run by a Htl('Ct'RHfUl O!Je, beating the in Rix plays. l!'mnk Vainisi. Lopez scored 12 \Volfpack 27-0 before 21,000 fans Hendricks Injured points in the game with one TD, GEOPHYSICISTS at Salt Lake City. one field goal, and three extra The ~econd half was costly to With the defeat the Lobos the Lobos not only in the scoring, points. dropped deeper into the confer­ hut in the injury department as Senior and Graduate students with majors in (?EOLOGY, ence cellar, displaying an 0-4 well. The W olfpack lost Ace Hen­ r('cm·c!. The victory kept the sur­ Art Show Opens PHYSICS, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING and MATHEMATICS Are Irresponsible drick~ with a knee injury. Hen­ prising U tcs in contention for dJ·icks had been switched to the An art show entitled "Variatia· for petroleum exploration geophysicist positions. The geo­ conference honors with a 2-1 By CHUCK REYNOLDS end government by "bucolic Rip about his relationship with any offen!:live team this week and was tions of a Structure" by Ed Gar· physicist plays a vital role in Pan American's expanding mark. man opened yeste1·day at the Jon­ David Cargo, Republican can­ Van Winkles" who have stood by natiiJllal Republican party figures, the Lobos' leading rusher with 72 exploration program. ... The Loho offense was the same son Galle1·y at UNM and is sched­ didate for governor, told an audi­ and "watched the power of the Cargo said that he is a close yards. friend of Michigan's Governor on again, off again machine that uled to :run through Nov. 25. ence in the Union Ballroom last state dissolve into nothing." it has been for the last five Utah scored its last TD in the I night that the present one·party George Romney· and that New The Gallery located at 1909 final qtlarter as both teams had Democratic system in New Mex­ When asked by the questioner York City Mayor John Lindsay gamC's.
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