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Vol. 90 No . .73 Tuesday, December 10, 1985 Former Military Rulers Convicted Ffom Wife and Staff Repofts including many innocent of any sub­ In 1979, the Commission con­ version, were killed or disappeared ducted investigations of human BUENOS AIRES, Argentina­ in the anti-subversion purge. rights violations in Argentina and A civilian court on Monday con­ About 830 witnesses testified in concluded one year later in a pub. victed five former military rulers of the trial of the ex-junta members as Iished report that junta members• human rights violations in the kid­ the court received evidence from knew systematic tortures and mur­ nappings, torture and disappear­ April qntil mid-August ders were being carried out, ances of thousands of suspected lef­ One ofthe 830 witnesses was U ni­ Most survivors or relatives of the tists in the late 1970s. versity of New Mexico President victims told of midnight arrests, tor­ Four other generals and admirals Tom Parer who te:1tified in early Au­ ture in clandestine detention centers who had served on successive milit­ gust at the request of the Argentine run by the military, summary exccu. ary juntas that ruled Argentina for government. tion and secret burial of leftists. nearly eight years were acquitted by Farcr served as a member and The defendants maintained harsh the six-judge court. eventually presided over the Inter­ tactics were necessary in the war The court ordered the maximum American Commission on Human against terrorism, and said any tor- sentence of life in prison for two of Rights of the Organization of Amer­ the accused ~ former army com­ ican Slates from 1976 to 1982. continued on page 3 mander and ex-President Jorge Videla and former navy commander Emilio Massera. Both were con­ victed on numerous counts of mur­ Pay Raises Important To der, kidnapping, torture and rob­ bery. Others found guilty were Roberto Quality of State Services Viola, who also was an army com­ mander who had served as president, SANTA FE (AP) - About 250 "l'd like to see a good salary in­ sentenced to 17 years; ex-navy lead­ state employees told Santa Fe's leg­ crease for state employees. I think er Armando Lambruschini, sent­ islative delegation on Monday that it's important," said Colt. The Santa enced to 8 years; and former air force the quality pf state services will suf­ Fe delegation represents most of the chief Orlando Agosti, 4\4 years. fer .if the Legislature does not come state's 15,000-member workforce. Acquitted were ex-President through with substantial raises next Several state employees spoke Lcopoldo Galtieri, the anny general year. during the two-hour forum in the who surrendered power to an elected The lawmakers who called the Health and Environment Depart­ civilian government two years ago; public forum heard more than a ment's Runnels Building, most de­ former navy commander Jorge dozen stories about the low pay, low scribing their jobs and their wages. Anaya; and two. ex-air force chiefs, morale and the high cost of living, ''I haven't had an amenable pay Omar Graffigna and Basilio Lami problems that are reportedly forcing raise since l started work here three Dozo. good workers to flee state employ­ years ago," said Donna Blea, a clerk Kathy Gonzalez The convicted· defendants, as the ment. with HED's Vital Statistics Bureau. heads of the three armed services in The four democrats at the Blea said her job, updating and ASUNM work-study secretary Deborah Travis displays the the juntas that ruled after the 1976 forum- Reps. Max Coli, Ben Lu­ maintaining the records on some budget request forms needed by all organizations requesting coup, conducted a brutal campaign, jan, Leo Catanach and Sen. Roman 5,000 New Mexicans each year, funds from ASUNM for fiscal year 1986-87. The forms, avail· known as the "dirty war'' against Maes - expressed their support for leaves her with a take-home wage of able at ASUNM offices, must bR submitted by Jan. 31, 1986. left-wing terrorists. pay raises when the issue comes be­ $500. They were charged with murder, fore the Legislature ne)(t month, but Kathy Martinez, a health. services torture and kidnapping by the elected warned that the slim conservative clerk who checks the validity of government of President Raul majority has cutbacks in mind. claims made to the Women, Infants Women Engineers Faring Alfonsin three days after he took "Services are already inadequ­ and Children nutrition program, said office Dec. 10, 1983, ending the ate," said Lujan, the House majority she took her state job to get off wel­ military dictatorship. whip, "and if you cui people back, fare, Better Than 10 Years Ago Their trial was the first time milit­ it's going to be worse." ''1 don't want to go back on wel­ ary officers have been judged by a Colt said the three years the fare to make ends meet;" said Mar­ By Robert Fine have of them. civilian court in Argentina. Legislature has failed to provide tinez, who put her take-home wages "What is most important is to pro­ A commission created by Alfon­ money for productivity raises "is too In today' s world, women en­ ject a professional image,'' she said. sin reported at least 9;000 people, long." continued on page 3 gineers are younger, make more "And what that means is to wear money, arc in greater demand and suits and conform to the existing sys­ have a better chance of advancing to tem. It's not worth getting uptight management positions than they did over little things. The things worth 10 years ago, says Diane Herr, a fighting for are your ideas and get­ supervisor for Bell Labs in Chicago, ting a meaningful job assignment so Ill. that you can be promoted." "In 1974, a woman engineeer was Herr said when the time comes for averaging $15,000 per year," said promotion, Women are judged more Herr, who spoke Thursday night at critically than men, and the compcti· the Student Union Building. "To­ tion among women is keen. day, the average salary is $29,000. "Because there are fewer women In the past IOyears, there has been a engineers than men, the choices 15 percent increase of women enter­ management has for advancing us ing the job market who are between are fewer,'' she said. ''Women are 22 and 30 years old." looked upon. as a minority and we She said women engineers con­ have to work harder for what we centrate more on their jobs today, geL" and they are Jess likely to marry early Herr said wonten engineers can in their careers. use minority status to their. advan­ "Thirty-eight percent ·Of women tage because they are more likely io engineers are single and the divorce be noticed and can become role mod­ rate has gone up the past I0 years," els for others. Herr said. She said certain risks also have to She said women have an easier be dealt with on the job. time working in laboratories than in "You n1ay achieve goals faster factories. than you think and must constantly In factories. Herr said men look to re-evaluate where you are.'' she said. see if wome.n can perform male "Another risk is trying to be super• tasks. She said men test womens' woman. It is important to .balance )1ractical abilities and they (eel more yout personal life. with your job life manly when they find things women and not want everythirtg at once." cannot do. Herr said another risk is that "Men have more respect for a: women who become independent woman's intelligence in research lose their femininity. laboratories than in factories," she "You may have to swear, show said. "In factories, men stare at us anger. and learn to laugh at male more and crack jokes. I won't ever jokes," she said. ''And to blend in wear a skirt in a factory." with the male majority, women may kathy Gonzilez Herr said women engineers have to wear suits and have short Finals begin In four davs and many students are hitting the boolcs in preparation for the should be assertive on the job and dread«< evant; clarify the expectations their bosses continued on page 3 i Page 2, New Mexico Dally Lobo, December 10, 1985 Page 3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, December 10, 1985

__ess Revenue- - - Shortfall- ·- Can- Be- Covered. ~ireJle~~()_J_t~------8-y_T_h_e_A_ss_oc_ia_t_ed_P_r SANTA FE (AP)- State Fi­ from· the state operating reserve to lion an increase of only $23 million nance Secretary Dan Lopez said cover a portion of the shortfall. or 1.8 percent over the previous fis· Monday the revenue shortfall for the • Re;1lization of $5 million from cal year. Film ~Leaked' To West German Newspaper current fiscal year now is calculated forced savings by executive agencies "We expect revenues directly re­ at $71 million, which can be covered and consolidating or abolishing lated to income and employment FRANKFURT, West Germany counter what Yelena Bonner might mally named the Strategic Defense without a tax increase, some boards and commissions, growth - gross receipts and per· - West Gem1an television showed have said about his condition. We Initiative and commonly called Star Lopez's latest report to the Leg· • Use of $5 million in surplus sonal income taxes - to increase film Monday of Soviet dissident hope we will be able to learn more Wars. islative Finance Committee repre­ state insurance funds. $36 million or 7 percent," Lopez Andrei Sakharov trudging along a about the actual situation after talk­ Sakharov was exiled to Gorky .five sented a fiile tuning of a revenue • Requidng quarterly reporting said Monday. street in the closed city of Gorky, ing to him on the phone, but I'm report presented in October, when it and advance payment of estimated years ago and Mrs. Bonner, 62, was Interest earned from the invest­ carrying two heavy suitcases to a getting sick and tired of these KGB confined to the city early last year. appearedthe shortfall would amo!lnt corporate income taKes, which railroad station. home movies." He has been reported to be ill, suffer­ to about $60 million. would enhance revenues on a one. ment of the state's two permanent The Hamourg newspaper Bild, ing !'rom the effects of a hunger Lopez told the committee mem­ time basis by $17 million before the funds is expected to increase by ab­ The film broadcast on West Ger­ out $20.7 million or 8 percent, he which provided the film, said it man television showed Sakharov strike he undertook to pressure bers Monday that the shortfall - end of the current fiscal year. "obviously" was shot with a hidden Soviet audmrities to give his wife an the gap between general fund in­ • Accelerating the reporting of said. wearing heavy black-rimmed eyeg­ But he said these gains "will be camera and was part of a Kremlin lasses and walking very slowly with exit visa so she could seek treatment come and expenditures during the severance taxes, which also would campaign to rebut reports that the in the West for eye and heart condi· 1985-86 fiscal year - can be closed enhance revenues on a one-time offset by decreases from energy­ his head slightly stooped. At one related revenues - severance Sakharov, 64, has been in poor point during a talk with a hospital tions. by the implement&tion of several basis by $9 million this year .. health. The paper has had several exclu­ programs. The administration plan would taxes, federal mineral leasing and director, Sakharov was shown smil­ Land Office revenues." ZDF television broadcast briefed ing, but usually he appeared tired sive stories about Sakharov and ack· Gov. Toney Anaya's plan for leave a zero cash balance in the excerpts from the film of the 1975 and pensive. nowledged that some of the material, making income match expenditures, general fund at the end of the fiscal "We. expect ~creases of $18.3 Nobel Peace Prize winner. inclyding photographs, came from as presented Monday by Lopez, in· year on June 30 and reduce the oper­ million or 5.7 percent from these re­ Bild said the sequence with the Sakharov and his wife. were Victor Louis, a Soviet journalist who eludes: ating reserve from $82.4 million to venue sources," Lopez said. suitcases was taken by a hidden shown walking outdoors with snow has close relations with the Kremlin. • Use of $21.9 million in un­ $69.3 million. in the background. Some words in The latest estimate. is that total camera Nov. 26 as Sakharov's wife, appropriated surplus carried over Lopez's latest report projects that general fund income, including re­ Yelena Bonner, was boarding a train Russian could be heard, but their recurring income for the entire 1985- voices usually were drowned out by from the 1984-85 fiscal year. curring and non-recurring receipts, that would take her from Gorky to • Transfer of $13.1 mi.llion 86 fiscal year will be about $1.3 bit· will be about $1.3 billion and total Moscow to begin a trip abroad for that of the West Gennan commen­ Pope Accepts All Of Bishops' Findings tator. expenditures will be about $1.4 bil­ medical treatment. Spokesmen for lion. ZDF said that during a scene VATICAN CITY -Pope John Paul !I accepted with ln his address to the final working session Saturday, the newspaper would not reveal the Lopez also told the LFC Monday source of the 23-minutc film beyond shown in a hospital director's office, "joy and gratitude" all the findings of the extraordinary John Paul mentioned three ''valuable" suggestions the Sakharov spoke of what "he consi­ bishops made - a universal catechism, further studies that recurring general fund income saying it was "leaked" to Bild in synod of bishops that reviewed the effects of the Second Military Rulers--- for the ensuing 1986-87 fiscal year Moscow, dered the dangers of a space-based Vatican Council, a senior Vatican official said today. on the nature of bishops conferences and the publication and abuses of power. now is projected at about $1.35 bit- Mrs. Bonner now is in the Unit.ed defense system against nuclear mis­ The findings and suggestions were contained in a of the canon law for the Eastern rite churches. continued from page 1 States. Her son-in-law, Efram Yank­ siles. Sakharov is a nuclear physicist 14-page report approved by the bishops at the end of the Schotte' s statement came in response to a question Hours before the verdicts were lion, an increase of$32.9 million or ture and other abuses were the pro· announced,Alfonsinliftedastateof only 2.5 percent over the 1985-86 elevich, said of the Soviet authorities who became a human rights activist. two-week assembly. The report was officially made whether John Paul's specific reference meant he had duct of occasional "excesses" in a Monday in Newton, Mass.: "The The Soviet Union opposes Presi· public today. reservations over the other suggestions. campaign that they said saved the siege declared six weeks ago to fiscal year. reason they released (the film) was to dent Reagan's research project for a "The Holy Father accepted the whole thing with joy country from a Marxist takeover. coUnter an alleged plot to undennine _ "Even more than during the cur­ The .Belgia_n·born p(el;~te said the suggestions were the government by 12 right-wing ex- rent fiscal yeaar, lower energy. show us that Sakharov is fine and to space-based system, which .is for- and gratitude/' Archbishop Jan Schotte, secretary­ addressed not only to the pope but also to the entire general of the synod, told a news conference. church. Previous synods sent their findings only to the Prosecutors said the violations tremists - six army officers and six related revenues will offset growth The document makes recommendations in several were too systematic to be excused as civilians - with tics to the fonner of income and employment sensitive Joe .MitchDII pope. juntas. revenues," Lopez said. ~------· major areas. It suggests the promotion of"decper know­ John Paul agreed to publish documents approved by just excesses. They acknowledged Zoe Latimer asks Santa for a new car during the festivities of Daily Lobo Display Advertising ledge and reception" of the council and drafting of a that the defendants had not directly the prelates without any change, in what was seen as a "The reasons for implementing He added .it is projected that scver- the Hanging of the Greens. More Than 150 Typefaces Available universal catechism on Catholic doctrine and inorals. participated in the abductions, tor­ thestate of siege have disappeared," ance tax and federal mineral leasing For Further Details 277·5656 victory for the bishops in their attempt to assert them­ lt calls for tighter religious discipline; better defini· selves in the running of the church. ture and killings, but asked for se­ Interior Minister Antonio Troccoli 131 Marron Hall tion of the role of national bishops' conferences; ap· vere sentences to avert future coups said. continued on page 6 plication of the new canon .law; further efforts to prom­ The report is a careful consensus among the bishops, ote Christian unity and dialogue with other religions; who fended off challenges from both the right and the ---A-n-dre_a_H_i-gg-in-bo-tl-la_m_, a-·p-re---m-ed left and fashioned a compromise course of action for the Engineers and greater church commitment to the poor and continued from page 1 student at UNM, said Herr's lecture llad1e lhaek oppressed. church's 840 million followers. Pay Raises------hair. I've given up a lot, but it's been had valuable insight. BIG SAVINGS ON SYSTEMS, Vatican Il, which closed 20 years ago, recast the On social justice and "human promotion," it con­ continued from page 1 HOLIDAY SAVINGS Such losses can hurt the state The State Personnel .Board has worth it." "I don't think she is a feminist," SOFTWARE AND ACESSORIES church's image from unchangeable monolith to an in­ demns abortion and says the church "must prophetically financially, he said, because lawyers approved a salary package that SALE! stitution ready to modernize. denounce every form of poverty and oppression . . . '' at Jess than $300 every two weeks. Herr said women who arc sexually Higginbotham said. "I thought she NOW THROUGH DEC. 24, 1985 Phil Binaco, a social worker for in criminal trials who have grown would give workers a one-time cost­ used to the test results provided by an of-Jiving raise and would make them .harassed on the job should confront explained very well the problems Buy a Tandy 1000 and the Public Defender Depl!rtment, the person and document it. women have in the engineering field Get a Color Monllor r1. said he makes $7 an hour working experienced technician are more eligible for productivity raises rang­ and how to portray yoursc.lf as a pro- at No Extra Charge! U.N. Closes Ranks Against Terrorism for the state and the only way he can likely to challenge the conclusions of ing from 2.8 percent to 7.3 percent, " Don't let it go, but handle the fcssional.'' I : inexperienced technicians. depending on the individual's eva­ Save UNITED NATlONS- The Un­ The resolution was a clear com· the consensus at today's plenary survive is by doing the same work on situation in a delicate manner/' she The lecture was sponsored by the ited Nations closed ranks Monday on promise to overcome more than a meeting. i the side for $50 an hour. luation. said. "Jt is important notto be intimi- Society for Women Engineers at $299.95 one of its most divisive issues and decade of East-West and North· Israel, which had abstained in "Every time I can keep somebody AI!hough the Legis.lature has But leaders of state employee un· dated and report it if necessary.'' UNM. unanimously adopted a landmark re­ South wrangling over the definition committee along with Burkina Faso, out of prison, I save the state approved some one-time cost-of· ions, including the Communications solution condemning all acts of ter­ of terrorism. also supported the resolution, $25,000 a year," said Binaco. "But I living wage increases and temporari· Workers of America and the Amer­ ; j,, $999.00 rorism as criminal. · although Israeli Ambassador Ben­ make $14,000 a year and took h6mc ly increased the state's contribution ican Federation of State, County and ~.... 'I.. ::::\~-·-~ Reg. Separate Items 1298.95 Cuba, the sole dissenter when the jamin Netanyahu expressed doubts $10,000 last year. to the employee's health insurance Municipal Employees (AFSCME), ~· Only .$46 Per Month on We print the news U.S. Ambassador Vernon Wal­ Assembly's legal committee that states like Libya, Syria, South "Every time I get a check it's a and retirement plans, it has not say the variable productivity raises Daily Citiline Revolving Credit ters hailed the action, taken without adopted the resolution 118·1 on Fri­ Yemen and Iran would Jive up to the disgrace," he said. "It's a joke.'' funded full one-step increases on the wpuld open the door to po.litical pat­ a formal vote in the !59-member day, shifted its position and joined resolution. Correctional Officer James Hcin salary schedule for all workers the ronage and favoritism and damage read University of New Mexico Students, Faculty and Staff General Assembly, as "a symbol of said poor pay and morale were con­ past three years. mor:Jle even further. you want to ·, new times.'' tributing factors irt the 1980 prison Lobo 20°/o Discount Man Holds Hostages At School, riot, which were quickly corrected on all other Regular Priced Computers "Every country has feli this .in its with large pay raises authorized by •1 ~\JilJI;J ~r%-, - flesh," Walters told reporters, refer­ Demands Reagan's Resignation the Legislature. : pl• 4 : 6315 Lomas NE 265·0827 (Lomas at San Pedro) WJ~S'I'mc.tw ~ ring to the recent resurgence of poli­ But since then, pay scales have : ARMY&NAVYCOOOS. : 2264 Wyoming NE 292·7290 (Wyoming Mall) tically motivated hijackings, kidnap­ PHILADELPHIA - A gunman walked into a parochial high school fallen hundreds of dollars in relalion Desperately ~1660 Eubank NE • Coronado Center 883·8792 (Upper Level) pings, killings and terrorist bomb­ Monday and seized five hostages, demanding that President Reagan resign to wages paid by state and local ~~ (-lndonScood • 2108 San Mateo NE 265-9587 (San Mateo at 1·40) ings. and surrender leadership of the country to him, police said. • ~ and c.n•~~ool • police departments and morale is be· • ~\ 293-2300 • A priest, a staff member and three students at'Arehoishop Ryan High ginning to slip again. School for Boys were held in a room near the principal's office by a man who "I hope we don't have to have : SWISS ARMY : Seeking Santa pulled a handgun about .12:55 p.m., police said .. There were rto reports of any another riot to get a pay increase/' '. j; ' ~ ' gunshots or injuries. Hein said. :KNIVES: The two adults and one student were released unharmed shortly after 7 Correctional Officcer Claudia p.m., a school official said. Sites said because the Legislature :25% Police identified .the gunman as Steve Gold, in his 20s. has not provided money for perform­ • About four hours after the incident began, Gold delivered a typewritten ance step increases, rookie guards Statement demanding that Reagan surrender leadership of the country to him, are hired at the same wage she makes said Capt, John McLees, a police spokesman. after three years of experience. DAILY LOBO "If you refuse, the forces of evil will bring about the death of this nation. Tom VanValkenburgh, director They will shut down your nuclear reactor, leaving you defenseless. They will of the New Mexico State Police cause earthquakes that will level all your cities," the statement said. crime laboratory, said he has lost CLASSIFIED "They will make all Amcricanwomen infertile until this country's popula­ experienced employees to the feder­ tion is reduced to zero. They will kill your children and politicians one by al laboratories and pdvate finns. one," the gunman wrote. ''l am not doing this against my country, but rather to save my country from total devastation and destruction." ADVERTISING Gold also demanded to speak over a public address system and talked calmly about the state of the country, police and school officials said. Hundreds of people gathered outside the l ,600-studcnt parochial school in It Reaches Out northeast Philadelphia after pupils thcte and at an affiliated girls' school were Just 17¢ per word per issue dismissed early. for Santos desperately seeking new & exciting gifts or 12¢ per word per issue if run C.inese·C.ulture Cenf)ter·.· . . ) Tai Chi, five or more consecutive issues. Shopping KungFu . • • days 'til ' . 6 CHIUS' Martial Arts ! general i 3 i Marron •tall VACATION 177-5656 Supplies MEX1C.AN JI?.HGA Visa • Mastercard & Books SHIH'l'S 3015 Central N.E:. Chris' Indoor Store 262·2107 store AlbuqueriiiiP, N.M. Nert To Lobo l'lu!oter In the Hmvatu Mall 111 Harvard SE 8117 Menaul NE 2801 Cerrillos Rd. Call 26il. 702:! We'll be dosed Dec 16th ·Jan 1sl Da (across from unm) Santa Fe Page 4, New Mexico Daily Lobo, December 10, 1985 Page$, New Mexico Daily Lobo, December 10, 1985 Foniot ______Reagan Pushes Tax Plan WASHINGTON (AP) - Speak­ hoped io wrap up the final details of NEED AJOB? er Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. predicted the plan to blllance the federal budget -Letter8 Monday that tax overhaul legislation by 1991 as early as Monday. But the l-~ Pcsada Dining HaU is looking fcr a BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed ·would survive in the House, and ...-----...... ;~ White House concerns could delay few gocd students to work during meal YG5, I HIIVC iJGCN l!ST!iNING President Reagan sought to make that. service hours for the Spring Semester. Policies Pose Problems NO Xl/aJL ffJf( M6 10 MY ff()CK !?f3CO!?P511GII/N ... sure by warning legislators that fai­ On tax overhaul., the preoident Applications are available at La Posa- 10Pflr'. Pill?. I liM 1/NP 111/VII/G f!€GN lure to pass a bill now would mean is told "Go away?" And whose ILL ... NilY, sent House members a letter saying a da's Kltchen Office. Editor: "tax reform might be 'dead' for vote against the measure "would fault will it be then? SP!Iii17/IIUY WOI/Nf}f;/?. several years." doom our efforts to achieve real tax I had seen those "Question Au­ I think such callousness is While Reagan turned his attention refonn for the American people." thority" bumper stickers for shocking in the mental health I to keeping his tax initiative alive, House Republican leaders have years. But it wasn't until recently profession. But, putting the rules Congress began trying to whittle a sai!l they cannot go along with a tax that I realized that those words $12.95 /He<£, ·automatic spending cuts that could Legislation also was pending to 51cycle it, still, my school. ple should serve the institution, \,rJf Gloves , , , , , , $15.95 to $25.00 be triggered under the plan would raise the government's borrowing Leather Handlebaf Wrap •• , , ••• $14.95 On a Friday I went to the Men­ I know what those bumper "' affect Pentagon spending. authority - the national debt Repair Tools , • , , , , , , • $2,50 to $28.50 tal Health Center fin the Student stickers are about nowl Let's all "I don't think we could talk Veto or limit -to more than $2 trillion, Citadel V Locks , ... , $18.50 to $28.50 Health Center) to try to see a question authority, and let's start no-veto until we see the final pack­ Treasury Department officials say Solaf Cycle Cl , , • , • , • , $24.00 files, and whom I trust. I figured Congressional negotiators had Classified Ads Training Rolle., •• , ,$89.00 to $319.00 that, being a student no longer, I Get Results otn Certlncates ror couldn't visit regularly, but I 131 M.,OII Hall Parts or Repall>l thought he could give me some Dorm Parking Lots: Sardines and Alphabet Soup 277-tl!il brief advice, and locate for rne a Campus Briefs sympathetic and affordable Editor: Education and Anderson breathe in deep and make room. It has been rumored that over the holidays they are going to worker somewhere else. Schools, and "G" parking for the We were going on a parking Regents to Meet foot tent which is a Xerox collage of ·vate schools and four higher educa­ residence halls .. About 50 spaces space "diet!" change the remaining "G" The UNM Regents will meet to­ ·------·I I The receptionist was suitably When I began school here at narrative themes in Judaic, Islamic tion/institutional members. The receptive; and the counsellor UNM in August of 1985, I was a were eliminated along Redondo spaces along Redondo into "F" day at 2 p.m. in theGovernor'sCon­ and Christian cultures. It is currently council is headquartered at Onate naive graduate student from Mis­ Drive. They moved handicapped parking to accommodate the fetcnce Room at the Capitol Build­ gave me an appointment. And I, Since returning from Thank­ ., open-minded people, we can en­ physics at NASA-Goddard Space **** itus of government and well known Drive has been blocked off be­ than to support each other in our g courage each other with con­ Flight Center, will visit the Depart­ in New Mexico political circles, is We want tween Hokona Hall and Santa pursuits and the defense of the - structive criticism and patience. ment of Physics and Astronomy Fri­ Harris to Innsbruck the author of a new book, New Mex­ University against its critics. :!:i Or we can sneer at each other day. He will present two talks. He Political science Professor Fred ico's 1910 Constitution: A 19th ·------· Clara Hall. That eliminated hand­ Graduate students and their will give a colloquium titled "First ONE your input icapped parking for Hokona Hall, i~~~~~~~~~~ 0 across our departmental barra- R. Harris has accepted an appoint­ Century Product. She will be on "F" parking for the College of faculty can hasten the destruc­ ~ z cades holding each other up for Results from ICE Mission" at 4 p. m~ ment to teach next summer in ln­ hand at a book signing Friday from tion of the University by the exer­ public ridicule and contempt. in Room l 84 in the physics and nsbruck, Austria, as a visiting dis­ noon to 4 p.m. at Hodgin Hall. FREE cise of our unbridled self­ The GSA meeting Saturday astronomy department building, 800 tinguished professor of political sci­ interests, or we can war~ ico School of Law of the New was encouraging. Despite a cer­ Yale N.E. Some level of college­ ence. He will teach in the Interna­ **** together for the success of the Mexico Graduate Institute of the tain amountofemotionaldebate, level physics is required. A talk to be tional Summer Program Of the Uni­ DRINK University community. Sciences out of the what is left of and intermittent hissing and ap­ given forthc general pUblic at 8 p.m. versity of New Orleans. French Concours NO PURCHASE NECESSARY The recent debate in letters to UNM- Then we will truly become plause from the audience, tem­ in Woodward Hall is titled, "Ex­ The Alliance Francaise d'Albu­ 1 COUPON PER VISIT the editor and within the GSA re­ that "multiversity" people have pers were not lost, and a collec­ ploration of Comets Halley and * * * * querque is organizing the Col!cours Lobo garding research funding is the been talking about, and we won't tive decision was made. The GSA Giacobini-Zinner." Natiollal de Frattcais 1986. The -&DaiiJ latest case in point. The debate even need Tech or NMSU to help. will continue to provide funds for concours is open to UniverSity stu­ Quality Edutalion Awards revealed hidden prejudices The GSA has always been torn student research, but we also Outstanding public and private dents studying French at the 301 381400 * *."' Tuesday Nights Vol. 90 No. 73 among graduate students and by the inertia of graduate stu­ created an ad hoc committee to school programs have received first level or above, who arc less than 25 faculty regarding their col­ dents' individual disciplines, de• reform the system. Now, gradu­ Afternoon With an Author place awards in the third annual years of age and who haven't lived in • Dart Tournament ($3.00 Entry Fee) Thil New Mexico Daily l.obO IS published Monday through Friday· every regular week of the leagues across the campus, and spite the hopes of its founders ate students from both the "re­ Ori Friday from 4 to 7 p.m., the quality Education Award Program France or in a francophone country • Star Search (Trip To Las Vegas) Uhivarsityyear. weekly during elosed and finals weeks and weekly during ths summer·ses:siOn1 by tM Board of Student Publh:ations afthe Uhlvarsity·of Now Mexico. Subsetlptlon rate is $15 instead Of debating the issue, that graduate students do, in­ search" side and the "prates• UNM Press and the Living Batch sponsored by the New Mexico Re· for more than three months. per academic year. Second class postage paid at Albuquerque, New Mexico B71a:1. many Writers chose to vilify their deed, have many interests in sional"side must pull together to Bookstore will present an afternoon search and Study Council. The First prize is a round trip ticket to the opinio.ns expte~sed otl the editorial pages of the NewMexiC

OSLO, Norway (A.P)- The the Soviet hydrogen bomb, later be­ political attack on Sakharov. American and Soviet co-founders of came a human rights activist and the Sverdup said last week that the a doctors' antiwar organization government has force(! him to live in five Nobel committee members did chosen for this year's Nobel Peace intemal exile in the closed city of not know about the 1973 incident The Best of Prize defended its politics today at a Gorky. when they invited Chazov. He said news conference halted after a "I did not expect questions addres­ the committee still considered the The University Soviet journalist had a heart attack. sed to me to start with this topic," doctors' organization a worthy prize Cardiologists Bernard Lown of Chazov said when asked if he regret­ winner. the United St&tes and Yevgeny Cha­ ted signing the I 973 attack on of New Mexico zov of the Soviet Union threw off Nobel officials say the ambassa­ Sak:harov. dors of the United States, Great Bri­ their jar.kets and joined in more than They were invited to Oslo to re­ half an hour of heart massage to save tain and West Germany would not ceive the prize, which is to be attend the award ceremony. a man identified by reporters as Lev awarded Tuesday, and the news con­ Novikov, a foreign correspondent ference was their first joint appear­ "The (group) is an American for Soviet television, ance in Oslo. idea," Lown said in an attempt to . . CAMPUS LIFE "When there is a crisis, U.S and Chazov arrived Sunday, and was refute such charges that the doctors' Soviet doctors cooperate," Lown greeted by the Norwegian Nobel group favors Soviet policies. "We told reporters after Novikov, still un­ Committee's chairman, Egil Aarvik, persuaded our Soviet colleagues to conscious, was rushed to Rikshospi­ secretary Jakob Sverdrup, and come along with us." talet. Officials there said he was in Lown. There were no protesters. Lown and Chazov claimed that stable condition. Critics charge that International the joint document produced at the Chazov, a Soviet deputy health Physicians for the Prevention of end of the Nov. 19-20 Soviet­ minister, and Lown, with tics to Har­ Nuclear War favors Soviet policy. American: summit used the wording vard University, are co-founders and West German Chancellor Helmut of the group's argument that nuclear co-presidents of International Physi­ Kohl also criticized Chazov for join­ wars cannot be won and must not be cians for the Prevention of Nuclear ing in the government-supported fought. War, which won this year's Nobel Peace Prize. But Chazov declined to answer questions about human rights and Revenue------charges that he joined in a 1973 poli­ continued from page 3 in New Mexico during 1986-87 will I tical attack on Soviet dissident income will decline by $33.5 million average $24.40 a barrel, a decrease A UNM student just before finals? Hardly, this pensive face Andrei Sakharov, who won the or more than 13 percent during 1986- of $2.60 from this year's estimated belongs to an orangutan at the Rio Grande Zoo, where the Peace Prize in 1975. 87. . average of $27 a barrel. .Production only worry at hand is usually determining what strange crea­ Sakharov, considered the father of The latest analysis is that oil prices is projected to drop from 76.5 mil­ lion barrels this fiscal year to 74.5 ture stands on the other side of the bars acting like an idiot. million barrels in 1986-87. 'the combinati(}n of lower oil prices and reduced production will add to the state's financial problems. The picture is the same for natural gas. Lopez said natural gas prices arc estimated at an average of $2 .40 per thousand cubic feet in 1986-87, C!lmpared with the current year's average price of $2.62. And natural gas production is projected to de­ cline from 850 billion cubic feet this fiscal year to 810 billion cubic feet nel!:t year, he said. "We have relied on oil- and gas­ related income in the past," Lope:~: ·said, "Butwe.can no longer count on energy-related income to serve the educational requirements of a grow­ ing. population in a service-oriented economy. "At the January session the Legislature .is sure to consider prop­ osals to broaden the state's tax base and increase reliance on revenue sources which are sensitive to in­ come and employment growth,"' he said.

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c'M!s """RCUTS S6.00 - UNIIII STUPENTS ss.oo PERMS Hangover Cures Suggested (cut included) An anti-hangover diet can take the headaches out of holiday celebra­ Third Film and Video Festival $22.$0 tions - literally and nutritionnUy. Students who plan on indulging over the holidays might want to pay . -.:"-.:=J I I 5 Dartmouth SE, Open Tuesday thru Saturday Call ror Appo1nrmenr attention to an article in the Deccmbcrissuc.of Harper's Bazaar. Jt advlses to Showcases Student Projects In the All(')' ~hind Walgr~ns drink in moderation and to cat both before and after imbibing. 265-5109 "Take in plenty of water before a party, then rectch for the hors d 'oeuvres once you arc there to avoid drinking on an empty stomach," ndviscd nutrition The Third Ammal Fall T/water consultant Bonnie Taub-Dix, assistant chief dietitian at Lenox Hill Hospital Aft$ Video Festival will feature in New York City. videos and films produced and Once a hangover strikes, the experts advise drinking plenty of fresh­ directed by University of New squeezed citrus fnlil juices and lots of water to replenish lost fluids and Mcxintllo414'P!'rkr.I~WIX>r!kr1Fl:J 0114'~C*f(uil0Jl'll't Or-.:l)jftt'"''"""-fc.r. • nun Showc~rs Zipper Thermometers different species of birds contributed. He will appear with Marcia Mikulak (and with birds on • fi~'~P~~~i~"'w(,ll~~rtofl~ rn(o'>;kw... ramcl~~~· • Plaid Wool Scarves Fanny Packs tape) at Bow Wow Records Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $3 at the door. &•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .~ f lac:ky-Sac:k~> Mini Maglights e rOODLtAKfJIIN( 1MS DilVPDCkll Chorus Line Adaptation Successful XC Ski Wax By Bob Thomas d 't" " h ·d '· · Names in the News Bril~fcamm Fil'st Aid l~its Associated Press Writer · . ocs~ open up t e anccrs stor· their early hves. Do all chorus peo- les With flashbacks; _The only dep~r· ple have rotten childhoods? Mini Camero ll'ipods Bicycle Racks Names in the Associated Press Spin magazine. " ... He seems like Real, honest-to-goodness music· ture from the audtUon comes With The cast is attractive and im­ something else, not a normal human liun nlass(m Chaps tick ats are so hard to come by in today's news include: lyrical passages depicting the past mcnsely talented. Charles McGo· being.'' f'odomet.ers Whistles film world that the an·ival ofA Chor­ romance of Cassie and Zach. Other- wan dances the hottest number, I BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -Ron Balaclavan Hammocks us Line should provide cause for re­ wise, the camera remains on and Can Do That, with stunning athletic· Howard, director of "Splash" ;tnd He said he practices about six Bnwing l~it:1 joicing. Two and a half cheers, arou~d the th~ater stage wher~ 17 ism. Audrey Landers is gorgeously "Cocoon," has won the Louella 0. hours a day, but when he needs to Wilderness Maps anyway. Polypropylene gypslesaretrymgoutforchoruSJObs sexy in Dance: 10, Looks: 3, and Parsons Award for the entertainer prepare mentally for a match, he It's easy to see why A Chorus Line in a new musical. Only eight will be Gregg Burge is dynamic inSwprise, thinks of Stallone's movie characters Glf'f CERTiriCATES with the best image in the Holly­ defied the filmmaking efforts of its cho~en. Surprise, Also scoring is Vicki wood Women's Press Club's 45th Rocky and Rambo, "but more creator, Michael Bennett, as well as and much, much more F1r~t of all, you mus~ accept the Frederick as the aging chorine who annual Golden Apple Awards. Rocky, when he's practicing on the '. Mike Nichols and others. As a stage prem1se that the demomc choreog- has seen it all. beach." -..'iiJ)Vi~J.:J::r'~)J~t~.~~~~· J', ~. \' piece it consists of a series of mono­ rapher Zuch would probe into each Michael Douglas is just right as Elizabeth Taylor, Clint East­ 2421 San Pedro NE logues and musical turns played of the dancers' psyches before mak· Zach- hard even brutal devoted wood, Bill Cosby, Michael J. Fox NEW YORK - High ticket .. j '"\ against a bare theater wall. Except and Emma Samms of "Dynasty'' / !"!'.-~·~,;;,_.._ .,...,. ~~ ~- ·~·t Across from the ing his decisions. If you can buy only to cxce'llence. Aly;on Reed prices have pushed serious drama off SIUA\"' THE \ for One and What/ Didfor Love, the that, you .should be a? I.e to cnjo¥ A d~nces magnificenl!Y and convin­ were also winners Sunday, while Broadway, says theatrical producer ·. Coronado Mall score is undistinguished. SylvesterStallone won !he Sour Ap· Joseph Papp, founder of Public 1 Chon~s Lme as an exc1Ung theatrical cmgly portrays CaSSie's desperation WILDER:NES~ j 884-5113 Director Richard Attenborough expenence. and vulnerability. pic award for being "the least news­ Theater. ~t)UIU~lrii)UW~ «·-·~ "-. ~~N~R~- . I was brave enough to retain the basic Arnold Schulman's screenplay Attenborough hasn't solved all of worthy star and, as we say in our clements of the stage musical. He e.mph~sizes the. Zach-Cassie rcla- the problems; claustrophobia some­ profession, the one who most be­ "It goes that way because people lr~u s16!! lieves his own publicity," ciub who pay a lot of money want to sec a tl?~shlp. She am_ves late for the au- times creeps into the proceedings. EVERY TUESDAY UNTIL NEW YEAR'S EVE! ! d1Uon, and Zaeh IS stunned. She has But he keeps the performances alive spokeswoman Jane Glenn Mullen lot of spectacle. They expect to sec a been a featured danc~r, too good for and the camera moving, and he has said. lot of scenery, a lot of girls kicking Albuquerque's Only First Closs the chorus; she also 1s the lover who brought a stagy musical to glowing NEW YORK-Boris Becker, the their legs. They want to sec a Jot of Continuous, walked out on, him. . . life. Jeffrey Hornaday (Ffashda11ct.') blond Teutonic whiz kid of tennis, splendor, and I don't blame them. $50,000 . The rom?nt~c tcns1on. helps pro· restaged most of the dances in up­ says he gels psyched for matches by They're out for a good time," Papp LIVE ENTERTAINMENT VIde a continUity on wh1ch to hang dated style, but he has wisely re­ "thinking about Sylvester Stallone," said in an interview broadcast Sun· thc dancers' vignettes, some tained Michael Bennett's finale, but that his hero is Pope John Paul II. day on the WCBS· TV program IN PRIZES! Night Club t~uching, some t~ite. The screen pro- among the most rousing in musical Although he's not a churchgoer, "Newsmakers." INCLUDES: V1des close-up VIews as they reveal history. Becker, 18, said the pope inspires ON THREE STAGES FROM 11 AM him. 25¢ ladies beer. well or wine He called for a system that would hourly 'iJ.E card drawings allow people to sec plays for $5 or I GOING S'l'llONG··1'HI~ N.M. 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Lady Lobos Lady Lobos------Oilers' Coach Hugh Campbell Dismissed Monday continued from page 10 made two baskets offUNM's misses oasis in the Sooners' shabby first­ Fall To OU to virtually close out the contest. half attack, as OU took a 38.-31 half­ Lobos were outscored by the Soon­ "That's probably the hardest thing time advantage. lly Juy Raborn Due To Offense's Lack Of Punch In Pathetic Year ers 36-10 for l! 52-33 OU advantage about losing this basketball game," Taking up the slack for Hurley as five minutes into the second stanza. Hoselton said. "They fouled us and she sat out much of the final period The University of New Mexico Showing why they're in the Top 20, we just couldn't make a shot We with four fouls, Green repeatedly HOUSTON (AP) - Houston our last five games," Herzeg said, listed the team's offensive fai­ contended that progress was women's basketball team learned (he Sooners dominated the inexperi­ we're doing everything else right at fended off the Lobos with her long Oilers Coach Hugh Campbell, "This coupled with immense spe­ lures as a reason for Campbell's being made in turning the team Monday night that competing enced Lobos during the run, that time." jumpers. With the loss, UNM fell to embroiled in a dispute over the culation concerning Hugh's job dismissal. · around. thrashing UNM's defense with their against the nation's best is a full-time Only fo\lr Sooners put their name 0-4 on the year. National Football League club's status has become a major dis­ "The single most disappointing Team spokesman Bob Hyde fast-break and devastating offensive in the scoring column, but the duo of job. traction to our players." Foster paced the Lobes with 20 lack of offensive punch, was fired aspect of Hugh's tenure was his oaid Campbell had left his office rebounding for an insurmountable Vickie Green and Jacquetta Hurley points, with guard Janice Branch Unfortunately, thl,l Lobos were Monday and replaced by defen­ Campbell, in his second season erratic offensive scheme," Her­ and was unavailable for com­ lead. was enough to improve OU's unble­ with the Oilers, came to the adding 14. only available for part-time employ­ sive coordinator Jerry Glanville. zeg said. ment. ''It's disappointing to sec us play mished mark to 6-0 on the year. Tal­ The Lobos host Southern Illinois ment at University Arena, falling to General Manager Ladd Herzeg Houston from the Los Angeles at such an intense level and leave one Herzeg said the signing of wide Glanville, in his second season lying 18 of her game high 22 points in a 7:30p.m. contest Saturday atthe the 15th-ranked Oklahoma Sooners, said Campbell's dismissal was Express of the United States part out," a downcast Lobo Coach receiv.er Drew Hill, running as. defensive coordinator, took in the first half, Hurley was the calm Pit. 73-61. f'laying in spurts, UNM at effective immediately and Glan­ Football League, Prior to that he Doug Hoselton said. "It's like leav­ backs Butch Woolfolk and Mike over a defensive unit that was times held its own, rightfully merit­ would serve on an interim had coached the Edmonton Eski­ ing a piece out of the puzzle. Our ville Rozier should have improved the considered to be the team's chief ing its position on the floor with the basis. mos in the Canadian Football whole game wasn't working during team's offense. weakness at the start of the 1985 Sooners. But in other instances, The change came one day after League. that time," Daily Lobo Display Advertising season. especially at the end of the first half a 35-14 loss to the New York At Houston, Campbell had The Oilers opened the season But the Lobos did show they could More Than 150 Typefaces Available and start of the second stanza, the Giants that dropped the Oilers to a posted an 8-22 record. with a 26-23 upset of the Miami Using an aggressive, gambling play, and even momentarily out­ Lnbos reverted to their turnover pro­ 5-9 record and assured them of Herzeg, who has feuded with Dolphins, but then lost five style, the defense improved shine the best in the nation. Down by straight. ne, fundamcmally shaky nature. their fifth straight losing season. Campbell since the end of last throughout the season and figured 20 with 14 minutes left in the c;on- 7\. T "II • D •1 L b "This action was taken at this season when he criticized the Oil­ The Oilers finished 3-13 last prominently in the team's five test,thespunkyLobosquadvaliant- 1 ~eW ~Y~eX1CO a1 Y 0 0 During that IS-minute period, time bec:mse we have lost four of ers' offense as unimaginative, year under Campbell. He had victories. ly repelled the apparent romp, which all but decided the contest. the continued on page 11 lashingStaunching back at the the turnoversSooner defense. which Classt'fit'.ed Advertt'st'n·. g plagued them throughout the first half, the Lobos' deadly tandem of Marron Hall, Room 131 Brenda Perry and Winifred Foster Open Mon. ~ Fri. - Sam to 5pm LUNADA poured in six points each as the TOWN HOMES Two Heralded Sophomores Lobos crept back into the game. Telephone- 277~6228 With Foster providing the inside Cash ~ Check - MasterCard ~ Visa power and Perry adding her potent New Construction outsidejumper,theLobosclosedthe Deadline • l:OO p.m Day Prior to Publication Near UNM ..•.. Open 1-5 Highlight AP Footba-ll Team gap to 60-53 with 7 minutes left. Advertising Rates- 17¢ per word per day or 12~ per word per dav But UNM staunched its own rally, fllr fivl."

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Kiss, Kiss, Mel.l2/10 1930 CIJEVErrE 4·CYLJNI)ER, driven Jrom Belen Marron Hall Room 131, M·F8·5. 12/16 San Mateo$200 monthly, Callevenlngs268-0231. 2300. 12/16 tu Alhuc(uerque .1 years. $1500. Oood condhlon. 12116 PART·TIME, CLERK-stocker, MUst be over 21. JEAI';ElTE W. SORRY YOU flushed your keys 112 HOLIDAY GOURIIIET GIIT Baskets from Creative down I he totletll May Santa search the sewer for you, Looking for ton truck. Call after .l:30: 1•864• ROOMMATE WANTED LG./lbdrm, Triple~ $17.5 Apply In person. SaveWay Liquors, '516 Menaul 4785. 12111 Blvd. NE. 12/16 Catering Personalized and Delivered. Rebecca 242· Sympathetically, Whammer Jammer Y. Merry mo; 17SDD. !.ol udi.Ca11Tom25j·2180. 12111 3736. 12116 Christmas. 12110 1981 CAMARO Z18, Pb, ps, ac, am/fm. tp, SELL ORIGINAL HANDCRAFTED and crystal AVAILABLE DEC.I6: COMFORTABLE, securtd, ON THE SECOND day of Chriltmru, my true love ~utomatic, t-top. Bli4·5123 after$ p.m. tfn jewelry. Your own hours. 265-3944. 12116 BINOCUURS FOR CJIRJSTIIIAS? Of course! partiallY rurnlshed two bedroom house In quiet north Steiner, Brunton, Apollo, and more. Many sizes. save to me ... Leas' TummY Muscles. JD's. 12/10 campus neighborhood, Share wlih two students. PART·TIME PERSONAL s~relary needed, Must Prices for all budjcts, Kaufman'-• West, A Rtal Army Non-smoker prermed. $200/mo plus Y.i utilities. Call have own transportation. Call James Shelton 265· YULE BE GLAD to hear that STUDENTS can For Sale and NavySiore.l660 Eubank NE._293·2300. 12116 spread Christmas cheer for only }(]CENTS per word ~68·535.5 or 25j-66J4. 12116 4625. 12116 COMPUTER TIME FOR rent by the hour. Near per issue In the Dally Lobo's Yule.Log section Dec:, 6 liP 38·C FINANCIAL calculator $50 OBO. Batlery LESBIAN WOMON SEEKS same to share nice RES ...ARCJI BUSINESS STUDENT w~ntcd. UNM. Rick 262..(1066, 12116 to Dec. J6(flveissues). tfn cltnrgcr, manuals. 265·3986, mcssase. 12116 house nearUNM. Non smoker, reiL!Ionablyneat. 517$ December and January. Subjeacl pre>curemcn­ 19BJ SUZUKI .RMl50 dlrtblkc, Excellent condition, per month plus Y.i bllls. 243-7250. 12/16 tlproj~t management. Rate ncsotiable. M. Burks 592s ono. 277·2491: 242·0642. 12116 BLOCK TO UNM Refurbished one and two bedroom 265·0195. 12116 PEAVEY DEUCE AMP, 110 watts RMS$200. Must furnbhed apanmenls. Unfurnlshtd two bedroom DESPERATELY SEEKING SANTA, The Oeneral sale. Call David 277-5338 or 242·8239. 12116 house also available 1/1186, No children or pets. Stores. 12116 $285-$475.209-6 Columbia SE. 255·2685. 12116 MENS TREK 510 24", Rock, x·trlll, rarely ustd, "DAILY I.OBO" JIIRING I boat reporter, I TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE S2SOOD0.29J·09J$. 12116 I.ARGE EFFICIENCY APT, furnllhed, Utilities legislative reporter (or spring term. E~perlenced paid, near UNM and TV I. E~cellenl condition, great reporters only. Bring clips. Call 217·1521 IL!Ik for SJ(I ROOTS: NORDICA Air System, new uppers, value. 23060arficld SE. 255·7129. 12/16 Kelly or Jo. lfn grcal shape, men's 9V.: Nordica rear-entry, I sea. SJS, Call 30 Tooth expert 5 large salmon Kathy298·U85. 12110 to age 27. 32 Short time 6 Aft 26 ~ ·dong 48 Period R.C.GORMAN PRINTS FOR !sale. 2'x3'. Great Starting salary $28,700 Christmas gift. Cai1Jcff881·4478,S2S. 12116 24 Going In 7 Guido's 27 Italian noble 50 Blemishes 39 Played again CUSTOM CROMEl'dOLLY FRAME recumbent up to $40,000 gamut 30 Fal- - 51 Lodge bicycle less than 6 months old, 5700 OliO. Fat· in four years. 42ArmyVIP 8 Wedding vow 31 looks arter 52. Indian, e.g. berwarc ce>nv~tion turbc>-oven S7S. 265-6588 before 43 Goes back 9 Charpoy 33 Heart 53 Combat 8 a.m. or arter 8 p.m. l2116 Excerlent benefits. over 10 Give off 35 Sandpiper 55 Giraffe's kin 128K I'ORTABI.E COMPUTER. MS.DOS, word 45 Skin 11 Net 36 Watered 57 California proces§[ng, ccmmunications screen, printer., memory Call 46 Finds 12 Turk or Arab 37 Designator valley included. IBM.compatabte. Weiahs lllbs. 265-4.!03. 49 Comparative 12116 Dept. of the Navy 13 Resource 38 Mad look 59 Cliff 10-10 MON.-SAT. suffix 19 Encountered 40 CoiL subj. 12·5 SUNDAY 61 Wood at 50 Pack 21 letter . 41 Tenth: pref. 62 Swiss river 3500 CENlAAL SE 54 Meat dish Covered 202·1900 1-800-354-9627. 23 Subsequently 44 Grassland 64 Work: pref. Wlragon 55 Monster 24 Mr. Greene 47 lobster part 65 Grain Makers of Handmade Indian Jewelry OLDTOWN The Yule Log is Here The annual personal Christmas message ~1I~\1FJI/I•r• .. section of the Doily Lobo classified; : .... 1fi~S'I\c~' ~' : : AR~_V&NAVVGOODS : will run through the remaining issues ;~~""1660 Eubank NE • of the 1985 Fall semester. .til--$ •TCW !fie1',o,1:!

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