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'~7 ~ < ~ 8'::> \J"' ':)qW \Jl)J )~7'b ~~~· '":$. Cold· Weekend -Causes $800,000 In U. Damages. By Dolores Wood Damage done by water leaks in at least nine UNM buildings will probably cost about $800,000 to repair, said Floyd Williams, director of the ~M physical plant. The damage is not covered by insurance, he said .. · "We started working on cleaning up the stuff today, but it will be about two weeks before we know how much stuff needs to be repaired," he said. The University is not insured for accidental pipe leaks. This is because state institutions try to insure themselves whenever possible, said Anthony Hillerman, assistant to the University's president. "The probabilities of · damage make it pay off to cover yourself. I don't think any of the state in stitutions have that kind of insurance." The high winds caused the dampers that separate the cold weather from the pipes to open, Williams said. These dampers allow fresh air in when air conditioning is used-in the summer, but the dampers are closed in the win ter. "We were in pretty good shape until the temperature reached about 10 degrees. Then the pipes began to freeze." Photo by Wendell T. Hunt Thermostats were turned down to 58 degrees to conserve energy during the holidays. Williams said it was possible that this reduction could have Clean~Up ·Begins caused the leaks, but he said he doubted it. Damages. were reported yesterday in Johnson Gym, the football Workmen from the UNM physical plant began to remove some of the protest slogans stadium, the UNM Personnel Department building, Marron Hall, Zim yesterday which were spray painted on b1Jildings and facades around the campus on Nov. merman library and the Fine Arts Annex. 22. The major emphasis of the action is to use solvents which lighten the letters, thereby Damages not reported to police Sunday were in the dental hygiene making the slogans Jess visible. The University intends to spray over. the remains of the building, the computer center and the UNM Press. . words during warmer w~ather. Sections of buildings and walls will have to be repainted to Classes were canceled in the dental hygiene building yesterday because blend with paint presently on the structures. there was no heat. The classes are expected to be held today, a spokesman for dental hygiene said. In the computer center, leaks were found in the room over the keypunch machines, over the computer terminals and over one of the halls, said Stoughton Bell, director of the computing center. New Mexico "The leaks put the keypunch machines out of business for all of today. I don't know ifthey are damaged permanently," he said. He said it might cost several thousand dollars to repair the damage. DAILY In the UNM Press, damage was done to several thousand dollars worth of books, said Ulric Patrick, the auxiliary accounting supervisor. Tuesday, November30, 1976
Officers Legal in Back~ng Candidates r; }..._ Says ASUI\IM Attorney General ' By Ruth S. lntress any individual." stitution is specific. I think there are The ASUNM president and vice Sanderoff said it would be ad more constructive things for president did not violate the visabl'e to totally divorce the senators to do than use the ASUNM Constitution by endorsing president and vice president from executive branch for political target candidates in the fall general the election process. He suggested practice.'' election two weeks ago, said that the ASUNM Student Court Ingrassia said, "I suggested to ASUNM Attorney General Brian · become the sole body in certifying Sanderoff to have the Student Sanderoff yesterday. election results. To do this, Court certify elections. I think it is Sanderoff, who was requested to however, would require that a an excellent idea to have the make an advisory opinion by constitutional amendment be president and vice president out of
Senator-elect P.M. Duffey passed. the election process." Ingrassia Photo by Wendell T. Hunt would not say, however, if she Ingrassia, said, "The president and Tobias said after the opinion \\'as Water-damaged books and papers from the UNM Press vice president hold a symbolic plans to take the opinion before the released, "The attorney general's were discarded yesterday. position on the Elections Com opinion is clearcut and the con- Student Court. mission. With the exception of certification, they have no actual powers or responsibilities, They $70,000 Price Too High shall be free to publicly endorse or assist the candidates of their choice." Ingrassia's request for an at torney general's opinion was Davis' House. Facelift Canceled prompted by ASUNM President Damon Tobias and Vice President Dorothy Davidson taking active By Rebekah Szymanski .. one on the outdoor portal, Wright Architects of Santa Fe. Van parts in endorsement sessions The nearly $70,000 worth o( plumbing, heating and cabinets. Dorn Hooker said it cost the before the election two weeks ago. renovations that were expected to The two companies which bid for University $5,000 for the plans to Sanderoff said in the opinion have been done on UNM President the renovations were: Weaver be drawn. that the other five members of the William Davis' residence on Construction Company, for Hillerman said because the Election Commission "must campus have been canceled, Tony $69,917 and John R. Lavis General renovations had been canceled remain impartial at all" times. The· Hillerman, assistant to University's Construction for $75,565. some alternatives were being looked · regular members shall not publicly president, said Monday. ,Both companies , were from into. "He (Davis) wants to level the endorse·or assist the candidacy of Hillerman .said Davis told him Albuquerque. floor in the garage for his kids to Brian Sanderoff when the. bids were first" received, The plAns for the renovations play on, or at least something that the lowest bid was "substantially were drawn by McHugh-Kidder- won't cost as much." more than what he had expected." Health ·Center Has Vaccine (Bids were received Oct. 29) .• ' . He said Davis had then informed John Perovich, the vice president For U. High-Risk Students for business and finance, that the renovations would not be done. The Student Health Center has r!!ceived "limited quantities" of swine "I presume Perovich told flu vaccine for students in the high-risk category, said Dr. Joseph Beres, Hooker," Hillerman said. associate director of the Student Health Center in a memo to the LOBO. Van Dorn Hooker is the The Health Center Immunization and Allergy Clinic will also be ad• University architect who is in ministering the vaccine to students who may be in the high-risk category charge of all campus planning. He due to chronic disease or condition. said yesterday he had not been told The Health Center was informed that all individuals under 25 years of that the renovations had been age "have been found to have inadequate antibody levels after receiving canceled. only a single dose of the flu vaccine." The Health Center, therefore, The two construction companies requests that all students in this category should bring their flu im which bid on the renoyations had munization card to the Health Center and get the booster shot 4 weeks af also not been contacted as of ter the date of their first inoculation. yesterday afternoon. UNM staff, faculty and studel)ts who are not high-risk and did not Renovations would have in receive their shots at the recent public health clinics will also be able to cluded: remodeling the garage into -- ~.;.. ~~~iJ Photo by Phyllis Kushner receive their vaccination at the Health Center or public community clinics a family room, construction of a which will soon be scheduled. walled outdoor terrace and work The Un~versity President's House ...... "'0'- Sllctl SUIIIC · o" M... linlltun Mexican Peasants Take Over Land .0 E \'tun· inh••·c peasants, led by the Durango State ;> DURANGO, Mexico "We who pressured most for strike to get back their land. 0 (UP I)-Land-hungry peasants took Workers' and Farmers' Federation. application of the Agrarian Reform Landowners in the Paci fie coast z 651,300 acres of crop and grazing Rep. Bob Krueger, D-Tex., said Aller college. what will I do7 Law in southern Sonora were the state of Sinaloa have said they will 0 in Mexico City that landowners and .0 Tllat'a a question a lot of young land from large landowners in this most discriminated against,'' a attempt to block the transfer of 0 northern cattle-raising state campesinos (peasants), split over spokesman said. 29,309 acres of choice croplands to .....) people ask them- 1t1ese da~. Monday-the largest property the land expropriation issue, have The front, however, advised the peasants. b But a two-year Air FO«:e ROTC invasion in recent Mexican history. contributed to a national mood of peasants to rear,y their firearms "in The properties of U.S. ·citizens scholarship can help provide the Restless after years of unfulfilled "slightly nervous anticipation" case the big landowners try to take taken Monday were La Rueda no. I d answers, Successful compJelion 0 government promises to prior to the inauguration of Jose the land away from us." . and no. 2, totaling 35,822 acres u or the program gets you an Air ·;;; Force commission along with an r~istribute large ranches, agrarian Lopez Portillo as president. Meanwhile, 74 of 650 landowners owned by John Armstrong and ••cetlent slllrtlng salary, a chal leaders said the)' were not waiting "The country is still very divided affected by the takeover in Sonora Santa lnes, 84,669 acres owned by ~ lenging Job, promotion oppor umil the six-year administration of over the actions a week ago by tunities, and a secure future with have said they will start a hunger William Henry. ~ a modem Air Force. H you ha..., President Luis Echeverria ends incumbent President Echeverria," z two 8Cademlc )'IOIU8 remaining, Wednesda)'. Krueger said, referring to the ex <'i' • find out today about the two-year The peasants erected squatter propriation by peasants of 215,000 Air FOfCe ROTC Scholarship ~ MfVtl camps to claim more than 100 acres in Sonora state, which ~ Program. Irs a great way to 0.. your country and a great way to square miles of land, in parcels that borders Arizona. help pay lor your college educa ranged in size from 93,353 acres to In Sonora, the Independent tion. 8,684 acres. Farmers' Front said the federal Inquire at: Three propenies owned by two government had been unjust in Department of U.S. citizens were taken over by the distributing the expropriated lands. Aerospace Studies The group claimed it received a 1901los lomas, 277-4230 minimal share of the land that was By United Press International parceled out to 8,837 heads of Elliot's Nest familieS to be farmed collectively. Search for Life Continues New Mexico Don't Forget TE PASADENA, Calif.-Jet Propulsion Laboratory Monday an ,,/ DAILY LOBO nounced a new project to search for intelligent life on other planets, Vol. 81 · This Thursday No. 70 to begin on the heels of the Viking project's search for some form of Box20, University P.O., UJ'I
' ' Daily LOBO Letters Editorials Perspective Opinions '------·------J Opinion Dn the Air There Is No Chicano Consensus
By Fred Fajardo exams apply to everyone and if you feel inef It appears as though the vestiges of a worn ficient or incapable to bear the responsibilities of z out era have once again scoured the closet in or university study, then perhaps you should leave, ;:;0 der to find incentive for their by now because believe it or not there are Chicanos who . Radio Survey Explores 3 monotonous martyrdom. are assiduous and diligent enough to "cut the cr I am of course speaking of the resurgence of mustard." ffiusi-Sutvey Entty Fotm !li.... meaningless harangue and vociferation by * * * * 0 Chicano groups at UNM. As a Chicano I am Local Listener Tastes outraged and indignant that such groups as The sight of the atrocious graffiti (misspelled, MEChA, NCHO and Chicano Studies or any by the way) which greeted me last Monday mor ' other group associated therewith should have ning were not so much abhorrent as they were YOURNAM.t______the audacity to claim represen1;ation of the entire One hundred UNM students were KUNM as a third choice than any noxious commercials" as areas of ludicrous. Do we have to deal with vandals now? asked what three radio stations they Chicano body at UNM. other radio station. possible improvement. 1 do not intend to incriminate anyone, but I listen to most frequently in order of There are an estimated 4000 Chicano students Close in numbers were KRKE Many students like the offerings should like to say to those who were responsible: preference during a LOBO survey (170Jo), KQEO (130Jo), KIPC of the non-commercial stations FIVE FAVORITE MUSICAL ACTS at UNM most of whom are genuinely concerned Please grow up! In all likelihood, Chicqno this month. (130Jo), KNWZ (llo/o), KHFM KUNM and KlPC, both because !.______with getting an education. I have never felt custodians shall have to clean your botch. Most of the students· surveyed (11 OJo), KOB-AM (80Jo) and KOB there are no commercials and offer 2. ______.:...______3. ______dispossessed of that right, mainly because I have 1should not be so hypocritical to presume that listen to KRST (590Jo ), or KMYR FM (80Jo). an alternative in music. worked hard to get my education and have had (560Jo) with KUNM (32"7o) a strong my views repres,ent the majority of Chicanos at Few votes were cast for KR 'Many of the students surveyed 4 .. _------little time to divert my attention elsewhere. Fur third.. . ZY(4), KKIM(3), KL YT(2), suggested less commercialism snd UNM. However, I am certain that they represent 5 .. _ ------thermore I would advise these "concerned" Eight students didn't have a KDAZ(l), KABQ(l), KRKE-FM(l) more variety in music. They said a substantial portion. I merely hope to offer to second choice and 17 students did groups to reciprocate my actions. and KAFE(2), a Santa Fe station. the radio stations are all starting to them the opportunity to sigh in relief that their not have a third choice. sound the same. The fact that I should have to exonerate Most students like the views have finally been expressed. Eleven per cent of the students programming of their favorite One student said, "The FM myself because of rny ethnic identity is a I am not predisposed to make amends for the surveyed do not listen to the radio stations but had ideas for im stations need to get back on the Faculty, staff and ~tudents can turn forms in to the boxes at Rm. 138 of Marron Hall, SUB Informa travesty, but I find myself in an uncomfortable at all, eithsr because they do not track. There are no distinctions tion Counter, or Zimmerman Librar)'. You can mail the form to Musi-Survey, Box 20, U~M. There is actions of other· Chicanos, neither do I expect provement. no deadline thl~ )lear. Resull. 1190 Managing Editor KPAR Easy Listening 96.3 KHFM Classical 1/1 THAT GIVE FOR YEARS! Editorial Board Editor· in-Chiel News Editor Advertising Manager Unsigned editorials represent a Susan Walton Teresa Coin 0 majority opinion of the D'aily Lobo Joseph Donnelly Harry Chapman 1350 KAIIQ Spanish 99.5 KM\'R Progressive Staff,. All other columns, cartoons i 3011 Monte Vista NE· 255-1694 and letters represent the opinion Photo Editor Arts & Media 1450 KUZ\' Country Western 100.3 KPAU Easy Listening 0 Just east of Central & Girard, near UNM of the author and do not necessarily Sports Editor Asst. News Editor Copy Editor reflect the ViEws of the s1atf. Wendell T. Hunt Ken Walston Tirn Gallagher ~ FINANCING AVAILABLE David M. Flynn Karen Moses 1520 KAMX Spanish --~-~.O.S.FO R OVER 2.6.-.YEiiiAiiRiiS____ _ 1580 KZIA News & Talk • '1:1 PJ KNWZ Switches Setvices ""(J) < Women have begun directing program director. "There is Show." c=;· 0 the News and Information Service, Company, the firm that publishes we were on the air. This was due to involved." responsible for defining the sound 0 .g the NBC news service that Women's Wear Daily, is putting the expense of getting the station radio in Albuquerque. New to this Annette has worked in news, of the station or controlling the pressure in getting things done and Judy's job is to talk to the record u ....< augments KNWZ' local coverage, together a service that will em under way. T,his month, we'll make is Patricia Garvin, program production, public affairs and as format, which is not applicable to keeping up with the station ar.d representatives and listen to music. e:. .b will "not affect" the station's all- phasize features. If this works out, a few bucks." Weaver said the director for KRKE-FM. KRKE-FM .news director and disc jockey for KUNM. "KUNM's programming what it is doing," Annette said . ~ station spends about $2000 monthly is in the evolving stage right now Annette said she enjoys working "I listen to the new records and l' 8 news format. we'll probably subscribe to it," he KUNM. is to offer an alternative," Annette 0 for operations and features. The and Pat hasn't had time to decide "There are opportunities down said; "We try to play what is not at KUNM. "Althougl\ the skills are decide if they should be played on cr' "We have the services of the said. 0 Mutual Broadcasting Company and Weaver s<~id the cancellation may station maintains a staff of 12 full how she feels about her recent here for people who want to work heard elsewhere in town." the same, the attitudes aren't," she KMYR," Judy said. "It is exciting ABC right now. We could switch "actually help," KNWZ' format. time news people. position. and get involved," Annette said KUNM has an said. discovering new band's. Sometimes Two other women are directing I get depressed because I realize the ~ over with no problem at all, if we "At least we can control our own Weaver said the station draws its Annette said she has the most obligation to air public-affairs "I've been spoiled; there is so <(J) wanted to. We also plan on sub destiny now. I've always had audience from "working people" the music we hear in Albuquerque interesting job at KUNM because programs that are not usually much freedom here. I haven't been work it takes for a musician to get s radio: Annette Griswold of KUNM cr' scribing to a program that two NBC doubts about NIS. It didn't have an who have "the greatest interest in not only does she have the op heard, such as Pacifica, which is rated so I haven't had to sell out. to vinyl and some times the sound is (J) and Judy McNutt of KMYR. v:) anchormen, Frank Gorin and Cliff audience in the big pupulation the news." He said, "There's no portunity to work with music but nationwide and airs interviews with I'm sure I can find another job in not good enough for airplay.'' ""w ., Barrett, are putting together that centers-like Detroit, Chicago, New real interest among teenagers, and Af!nette Griswold is program also with music people, such as personalities such as Russell Means, radio !like." .0 ~0 BtoQdCQSt News director and music director for Timothy Leary and Gloria Steinem. As well as working as program c., York. Cancellation was almost surprisingly little among retired record distributors. Judy said she listens to what ...., inevitable." people. Mostly, we draw our KUNM, This has been her position "Beside talking to the record "We can't be everything to and music directors, Annette has an everyone has to say about music "' Weaver said the public will audience from working people KRKE (610)- is a subscriber to local news for 3 minutes at the top for the last one-and-a-half years of companies, I listen to records and everybody," Annette said, "but we air shift from 5:15 to 9:15 p.m. including the people she works with "' "hardly know the difference. If we concerned about the economy and A.P. Wire Service. From midnight of the hour. The station offers the the four years she has worked for decide if it is what KUNM wants to can present an alternative which is Mondays, Tuesdays and Wed and the people on the street. do this correctly, we'll just phase interested in who represents them in to 2 p.m. the station runs five Southwest Journal news feature for KUNM. play and my job is to encourage and necessary for Albuquerque." nesdays. one service in and another out. Washington." minutes of international, national one half hour at 8:20 on Sunday "I never thought about radio as a help teach the beginning disc Annette said she feels the "My decisions are based on what People will probably never notice." Weaver said he thinks the station and local news. At 10:00 and noon, mornings, career," said Annette. "I just came jockeys," said Annette. pressure at KUNM is lighter than it Judy McNutt has been the music people are buying, requesting, KNWZ will be rated for the first has had a "significant impact on they run a ten minute news The station also offers a dif director for KMYR for two talking about and what sounds time this month. Weaver said he local news coverage." He said, program. In this they contain a ferent 60 second news feature from months. Judy started at KMYR in good on the radio," Judy said. "I "can't wait" to see how the ratings "We have, for example, affected heavy emphasis of local news with Tuesday to Saturday. On Tuesdays the sales department two years ago. also try to communicate with come out. "Right now, we're not the coverage of the Tribune (the some international and national there is Albuquerque Speaks, a I Her radio beginnings were with people at other radio stations." even in the ratings book," Weaver afternoon newspaper). It used to news. On Sunday morning at 7 man-an-the-street type interview KHFM. "I decided I wanted to get said, ''and we are extremely headline news that was 18 to 24 a.m. the station features a public show. On Wednesdays, the station I involved in radio and went down to ,. anxious. l anticipate a good, strong hours old. This was because a lot of affairs show entitled "New Mexico offers Consumer Information . For . KHFM one day," Judy said. "They Music director is not as strict at showing. local news-crimes, traffic accidents Week in Review." Bob Barth Thursdays, there is a'.brief rundown started me out answering phones.'' KMYR as at some other radio "The only way you can really tell happens overnight, after the works as a state capital stringer for of cultural events and activities for l' During her experience at KHFM stations. "The disc jockeys are not how a radio station is doing is morning newspapers have gone to KRKE. the coming weekend. Saturdays are Judy answered the telephone, sold obligated to play any music in· through listener responses," press. This meant the afternoon reserved for a recreational report advertising and had an air show particular, just to do a good Weaver said. "So far, the response papers had to pick this news up and KDAZ (730) - is a subscriber to from the Slate Parks and every Wednesday night doing book show," said Judy. "I pick the cuts has been very, very gook and we're put it on the front page to give it the the AP and UP! news wires. The Recreation Dept. Fridays are reser reviews. to be played from the new albums encourage.'' ;lations carry NBC radio news ved for Public Feedback, sixty and make suggestions to the disc 8111 Weaver (Continued on Page B) broadcasts for 4 I /2 minutes and seconds of public commentary and While working at KMYR, Judy jockeys." criticism. A recreational report by went to school and worked for the State Parks and Recreation KUNM for one year. "I feel the most pressure when Dept. is offered on· saturdays. we're playing the hits," she said. Also on Tuesdays and Thursdays "I think KUNM was valuable "It means a lot of people like it, but the station broadcasts ski reports experience for what I'm doing I feel personally that we don't have from the New Mexico and Southern now," Judy said. "KUNM is a very to support music that is already Colorado slopes. important part of Albuquerque getting substantial airplay. I would KKIM (1000) - KKIM sub radio both for the learning disc like to emphasize new and un scribes to the UP! news wire ser jockey and for the listerner. KUNM familiar artists.'' vice. The station offers three is where the beginning disc jockey newscasts a day. At noon they can find out for himself if radio will Judy has an air shift Sundays feature a half hour news show - be what' he loves or hates." from 8 p.m. to midnight, during World Religious News. For Sunday morning at 8 a.m. the station airs Judy had an air shift at KUNM, which the King Biscuit Flour Hour news and information from the KUNffi's Annette Griswold KffiYR's Judy fficNutt was•opublic-affairs director and · is featured. Evangelic Press. KNWZ (1150) - This station broadcasts strictly news 24 hours a day. The station airs a ratio of national to local news of about 60140. For a maximum of 47 minutes out of the hour, the station airs news from the National In formation Service. The station also GUITARS uses the Mutual Radio Network and ABC Radio News. Some of their features comment:;ttors in clude Paul Harvey and Howard ACOUSTIC • ELECTRIC Cosell. The station also subscribes (a brutally honest comparison) to the UP! wire service and the Long Horn Network, a Texas GUILD • ALEMBIC based news service. KPAR (1140) - KPAR offers GIBSON • GIBSON CHEVETTE RABBIT one minute of news from Mutual and 2 minutes of local news at the MOSSMAN, • RICKENBACKER Smallest of popular Chevrolet A small, long-eared mammal of bottom of the hour. species, indigenous to North the hare family, technically one OVATION • B.C. RICH America. Easy to own and care of the lagomorphs. Native of KABQ (1350)- KABQ is an all for, surprisingly tough and spa southern Europe and northern Spanish station. They subscribe to TAKAMINE • VELENO cious for its size. Four wheels, Africa. Four legs, one tail. Hops the UP! wire service. They broad about, multiplies indiscriminately cast five minutes on the hour of four cylinders, big rear hatch, national and local news in Spanish. AMPS front disc brakes, rack-and-pinion and often becomes a pest. At noon the station increases its steering. A lovable car with spe news time to 10. minutes em MARSHALL • HI WATT cial appeal for people with limited phasizing local news. After the 9 budgets and plenty of places to go. a.m. newscast they feature a local news show entitled "Round GALLIEN KRUGER • MITCHELL Table." QSC • EARTH FM Stations: KUNM (90.1) - The university station subscribes to the ABC Radio Network and UPI wire ser vice . KUNM airs the ABC news at 7:15,9:15, 1:15,5:15 and 9:15. At the end of the local news cast are run at the end ofthe9:15, 1:15 and the 5:15 broadcasts. KUNM features a public affair at 7:00 from Monday through Thursday. From left to right: Chevette Coupe and typical rnbbit. Latino news is offered with the Latin show on Monday nights. the Women's news is offered along with the Women's show on Sunday nights. GUITAR SHOP inc. KMYR (99.5) - KMYR sub scribes to the UP! wire service. 2212 EAST CENTRAL They broadcast international and national news at 7:15, 8:15, 4:15 266-2338 ·and 6:00. KMYR offers as feature news the Daily Planet and Music (across from Popejoy Hall) News. '~ ,-,, "~ "'·..'\ ..... '' .~- ...... ,.,.. ' .. 0 M LOBO Radio Guide to Special Pro·grams t3 Despite .Audience .o Concerts Mondays. Hi Fi House Soundstage of the Purple Sage, Bonnie Raitt KRST - Flashbacks with the Comedy ~ KMYR- King Biscuit Flour Hour 6:40 p.m. Saturdays. The Mahler KOB - Barbara Streisand Special "Priest From the East" Sundays at KNWZ - Comedy Hour Sundays a at 9 p.m. Sundays. December 5 Symphonic Cycle Mondays 8 p.m. December 26 for 2 hours. 6p.m. 10 a.m. and II p.m. Z Robin Trower and Manfred Mann beginning December 6. KH.FM - Beethoven's Birthday Jerry Jeff PIQys o are featured. December 15 & 16all day. Stories Jazz Features q KHFM - Opera of the Week 6:40 Artist l>rofiles KUNM - Stars and Stuff, a scien KHFM - First Set with Arlen ,.... p.m. Sundays. Live New York KRST- Sunday Driver 10 a.m. New Records ce-fiction program Fridays at 9:20 Asher and Bob Brown Tuesdays ~ Philharmonic 8 p.m. Mondays. Sundays. Coming up: Harry KHFM- New Records Program, p,. "Moon Over Morocco" Mon 8:30 p.m. Jazz Perspective Satur His Li'l Heart Out 0 Music for the Ballet 10:10 p.m. Nilsson, Dave Mason, New Riders what's new in classical 9:40 p.m .. day through Friday at 11:30 a.m. days 9:40 Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thur and I: 15 a.m. KUNM - The House That Jazz sdays. KRST --:- CBS Mystery Theater 11 Built 9:15 Sundays, The Lite That KRST- The KRST Sampler Mon p.m. Sundays Jazz Lit Thursdays at 9:19 . day nights from 9 to 10 p.m. for . KRZY - CBS Mystery Theater 10 KIPC - Just Jazz Monday what's new in rock. to 11 p.m. every night. Through Saturday 9 a.m. to noon .. Popejoy Hall KPAR - The Christmas Story, Mr. T's Road Show Monday oc) fFil Oldies Shows Christmas music with narrations by through Friday 2 to 6 p.m. KUNM - Hot Lix with Kid William Conrad. Mygatt 5:19 to 9:15 p.m. Satur KlPC - Goon Show, a Monty Latin Music And Sandia Kiwanis Club days. Python-type show. KUNM - Movida Latina Mon days at 9:20. Pt;esents KIPC - Ondas Musicales Con t <;>ccasionally hit himself in the face ? terms of sobriety and some of the The hilarious Don Cooper Arbitron ond You Salza 12:30 to 2 p.m. Monday more enthusiastic were throwing with it. through Friday. bags of dope on the stage and In an outrageously funny expedition of screaming so shrilly that they Local fiddler Steve Keith, late of Analysis by Chris Hammond Native American Music overpowered even the stage the Last Mile Ramblers, sat in with Albuquerque radio is being controlled by a monopoly scarcely familiar KUNM- The Singing Wire 5:30 monitors. both the Lost Gonzo Band and with the needs of Albuquerque. p.m. Sundays Jerry Jeff and provided some hot 'I Canada Commercial radio stations are supported by advertising and national KIPC - Music of All Indians 6 to breaks. 9 a.m. every day. Finally, Walker had had enough. I advertising is where the money is. "Did you come here to listen or did Arbitron is a national survey organization and virtually the only one Thursday, December 2 7:30p.m. Soul you come here to throw shit at us heeded by national advertisers. and threaten us?" he asked the Adults $2.00- Students $1.50 Arbitron's · survey procedures are considered inadequate by KUNM - The Ghetto Saturdays 9:20p.m. to I: 15 a.m. crowd. Then he warned them that if UNM Fac/Staff $1.50 Albuquerque radio's general managers, 'yet they continu~ to buy Ar- · they didn't cut out their ex TheHippa bitron. The alternative survey organizations are either local or small KIPC - Essence in Black 7:30 to midnight Saturdays. tracurricular activities he was Tickets at door from 6:30p.m. operations and are not used by the national advertisers. leaving. Since a radio station lives or dies financially according to the rating KRKE-AM- Soul Searching Offer$ The9e Tel. 277-3121 results this single company's impact and procedures are very imoort"nt Sports Arbitron sends out diaries on the basis of a random selection from the As the shouting and throwing Chri9fma9 Cilt Item$ KNWZ- NFL Game of the Week continued after the next number, telephone directory. Those with unlisted phones are excluded. 1:45 p.m. Sundays and 6:45 p.m. Unless residents, university students are excluded from the surveys. This Walker apparently called i I a night Mondays. and pulled his band off the stage. • Coffee Makerg • TefJ Keffleg For A Gift To Please Someone is an inaccurate practice considering Albuquerque is a college towh :with KOB- All the Lobo Football and two universities whose students are a shot in the arm to the city's economy. Basketball Games {MelitffJ, And French Style) • TefJ Pofg Special On Your Christmas List Arbitron guarantees 425 diaries returned out of a possible 760. But, after five minutes of encore • Exprmo MfJkerg {Stovetop) • PfJper Filterg Try The The metropolitan area surveyed by Arbitron is Bernalillo and Sandoval News and Commentaries demands he recapitulated and counties, a population of about 390,000. This means one book represents KNWZ - Ronald Reagan 8:10 returned and even appeared a bit • Stomge nng • Aggorfed Acceggorieg about 920 persons. . a.m. and 5:10p.m.; Paul Harvey contrite as he played a four-song Concert Review and Photographs encore that might have been some Whale Bean Caffee And Teas Herb Emporium One example of the proportion of books to population is if 12 per cent 7:35 and 8:35a.m. and 12:30 p.m.; of the population is male and between the ages of 18 and 39, 51 books out Howard Cosell 6:40 a.m.; and Er by Russ Parsons of the best music of the concert. 2&5-99&7 1151 Harvard S.E. of the 425 returned diaries are needed for an adequate representation. Over250Herbs~ Spices nie Mills, Santa Fe correspondent. If only 3 of the books returned are in this demographic category, the KIPC - All Things Considered 6 The mark of a good performance Beginning with a slow ballad off figure must be weighted 94 per cent to meet the proper percentage. And Tea Blends to 7:30 p.m. Monday through is supposed to be that the artist his soon-to-be-released album, he According to random survey policies this is not questionable procedure. At The Lowest Prices Friday. BBC Newsreel Saturdays & \ develops a personal relationship roared through Rusty Weir's In regard to obtaining useful figures it subjects the future of local radio to Sundays 6:30 p.m. with his audience. By that measure "Don't It Make You Wanna quirks of fate and other unnecessary variables. • To Warm You On • Spice Your Feasts Tuesday night's Jerry Jeff Walker Dance" then put the band through Until this year Arbitron was in the practice of accepting diaries from Those Cold Nights • Stop Your Nightmares Women's Shows concert was a roaring success. its paces on a long jam·of "Good anyone including broadcast personnel. Honesty from the right sources in KUNM- Herdles 8 to 9:15p.m. Night Irene" before closing with • Soothes Your Nerves • Color Your Fabrics town have had that policy-changed. Sundays ·~will the Circle Be Unbroken." The general managers of local radio stations agree that Arbitron's sam I've got my doubts, though, that • Cure Your Ills • Perfume Your Bath KIPC- Women's Voices Weekly •he relationship was ideal. ple size is too small for Albuquerque. 7:30to 8:30p.m. Thursdays. • Stimulate Your Lover • Freshen Your Breath There are three categories: A guarantees 3000 returned diaries, B Walker, a long, lanky fellow with Fine Clothing For Men And Women a large nose that looks like it has Complete Line Of Ginseng Roots And Pills guarantees 1200 an,, C guarantees 425. Albuquerque is in the C category Public Affairs been in the way. of a few things too bordering on the B category. The divisions are determined by area size. KOB-AM - Albuquerque Insight Nuts, Naturally Grown Beans And Albuquerque has more radio stations than many other areas the same size. Sundays many, was enthusiastic throughout 200Jo Off the show, dancing and stomping on IP the fight for top ratings made by Arbitron, radio stations are KPAR - The Public Eye; Kirtland Grains, Vitamins, Books, Honey, Vege the fast songs and then teaming tightening up their formats all over the country. Views; Better Business Bureau; To All with bass player Robert Livingston table Pasta, Natural Foods. You can hear the "hits" almost everywhere you turn (the dial, that is). Chamber of Commerce; on a pair of solo waltzes during the The program format is directly related to rating results. Good ratings Albuquerque Black Community Pottery By Becky Brown breaks in his slow songs. equal a "successful" format; bad ratings can result in a new format (for Report; Sensing the News. Jerry Jeff, tight and strained Sagittarius 3218 San Mateo N.E. instance a change from progressive to beautiful music) or even the sale of a KKIM- Project 10. Laramie Square station. after 30 straight dates, appeared a But overall, the strain of the tour 1425 Central NE 881·9869 Mon-Sat 10·5:30 Competing for the same piece of pie- the largest one- is causing tren Other Special Programming little tight from something other and the alcohol showed as he was Albuquerque N-~· 842-6261 ds toward unimaginative radio through a "let's not take any chances" KHFM - Playback, 3:40 p.m. than the tour. Every time he went continuously dodging the mike and policy. "' Sundays, 6:40 p.m. Wednesdays back to his amp it was another big Except for some of the specialty stations still holding out and non and Fridays. swallow from his can of Budweiser. commercial radio, the adventure and creativity potential in radio is being KRZY - Christmas in the Coun overlooked. try, 6 hours of country specials. And, every time he returned he The game is to have the format that is the best vehicle for procuring the 'lew Year's Top 100 Countdown of \ got a little more pissed off with the GOLDEN FRIED most successful use of advertising air time (fina(\cially). :ountry music. I audience. The crowd, which was Radio, as a highly powerful medium, has no excuse for underestimating typically Civic Auditorium, made CHICKEN it'. obligations to the public. Walker look like a church deacon in KNWZ, Cont. - (Continued from Pagt'6) coverage it deserved. Now, we can cover the news that occurs in the early morning-we have a reporter that goes to work at 4 a.m. to IJ"here IS • differencem catalogue it-and leave the Tribune PREPARE FOR: free for other things." The station is "closer to a news SPECIAL COUPON MCAT • OAT • LSAT • SAT· paper" than to other electronic GRE • GMAT • OCAT • VAT media, Weaver said. Still, like other USE OUR CONVENIENT 0\/er 36 years of experience and success. Small classes. Voluminous home stuc:ly materials. OFFER! Courses that are con~tantly updated. Centers open days & weekends an year. Complete tape elsctronic media, he S :J ,• . A ' ------,c--· -~ .,' ~ ~ Johnson Scores 28 in 86-81 UNM Win o' ' Mandt Calls 4-7 Campaign· I Most Frustrating' ' ' ' By Tim Gallagher . . . the maximum 30 players allowed. the Dallas Cowboys said was one of ~ The UNM football team ended "Coach (Gene) Huey and coach the top 17 players in the nation, will $:: what coach Bill Mandt called his iiAutomatic' Leads Lobos by SlaVs (Bob) McCray stayed out in play in the East-West Shrine game. ~ "most frustrating season'" by California after the game to start ~ losing to San Diego State 17-14 · sports·· Gifford Nielsen of Brigham n· • By Tim Gallagher collective seats. But they would over the Yugoslavs. . recruiting.'' 0 It was a pleasant scene taking soon be up again. But the game was not without its Satur~ay despite playing "the best Young was selected at quarterback. 2 He said the Lobos would try to ,3 place at mid-court, but Marvin Automatic scored on another thrilling moments as the Slavs, .game we've played in a lot of ~ ;, Johnson looked ready to play. jumper to break a 4-4 tie. After a areas.'' when they played Wyoming. UNM recruit players for all positions, but BYU's Jeff Blanc and UTEP's '<' showing more finesse and less Robert Elliott were the other backs. r- '@ The Lobes and their opponents, Norm Cacy bucket, Johnson At his weekly press luncheon lost because they elected to go for would emphasize the defensive end 0 brawn than previous Yugoslavian 0' C1 the Yugoslavian National Team, grabbed a pass and pumped in teams gave UNM a scare in the Monday, Mondt said, "It really has the win by trying for a two-point and tackle positions. g were exchanging gifts of friendship · another hoop. In all, the junior second half. been a frustrating year, but the conversion in the final minute of Mandt said the Lobes will go -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~·;;;;;;~ ~ '>· mbratrr Restaurant had already lost a fine runner in nant after graduation, then the good shots and they'll fall. pulled away and practiced some of "it wu.5 l{reut fun" - LOS ANGELES TIMES responsibility and challenge We're taking shots 20 feet from the the free-lance, street basketball they Lucille Jones and had a team In an Air Force Job. may need later in the season. composed of only one experienced • DINNER 2 HOUR SHOW FROM $8.95, GROUP RATE $6.95 distance runner, a few good mikdle- . & The list goes on. Check It out. distance runners, and a basketball Eat a feast a La Tom Jones, drink and be merry with King Henry VIJI, his jesters and minstrels.in a show the critics have Inquire at: All Marvin player. Karen Cramond Department of Do You Need Fortunately, the middle called "Fantastic" and "unblievable." Step back in time to Vuxo~lavla fg~a rt~a pr lp Aerospace Studies ... distancers, Susie Vigil, Virginia .,eason's highlight and added, "I London and the year 1520. Daily Lobo P<~pk 1·3 1·3 0 0 3 1901 Los Lomas, 277-4230 Cash? Jc:rkov S-1 2-2 3 s 12 Middleton and Cindy "Flash" didn't really know what to expect. I RESERVATIONS 299-4401 Earn $15.00 a weelk Dalipagic 12 4 24 8-9 12 2 30 Ashby, as well as hoopster Jean just wanted to make the team." Zizi::: 2-4 3-3 8 5 7 Rostermundt proved to be Karen Cramond said that the Pavliccvic fl. I • 0 2 "things I've learned about myself" Donate Twice W eeldJ S/a.,..nfc '. dedicated and valuable enough to 3·9 I ·I 2 3 7 were rememberable. "I enjoyed it Classified Kncg' 0-u :,.,! I 2 complement the excellent distance Zivkovic ().I ().I I "2 0 running of Karen Cramond. all. I had a really good time, I've Grgin 4-10 ,0·1 3 3 8 Coach Tony Sandoval said the learned to relax more. I'm up to the Krstulovic 2·10 ~ 9 4 8 Charlotte Notgrass \ girls were "one of the most point where I'm not too far from Team 8 them (the best women runners)." Blood Totals 29-69 23-33 49 24 81 coachable group of people. A team Senior NcwMe:dco rg-a It-a ... pi lp \ is not a collection of talents, it is Coach Tony Sandoval explained Special Education Student Advertising Cacy 3·7 ().{) 7 5 6 'I mutually committed and honest to the highlights of the season for him Johnson 13-18 2·3 5 4 28 each other. That makes a successful by saying, "I am from New Aile,; 4·7 I 9 Plasma 1-4 10 team. I really enjoyed them as Mexico. I have a lot of pride in Reid 7-15 Through Jesus Christ, I Donor Center people." being a New Mexican, and having Reid 7-15 0.0 3 3 14 The highlight of the season for coached a team from the University realized that God accepts Has Moved Felix 1-4 ().{) I I 2 coach Barbara Butler was "the fact of New Mexico was great.'' Smiley 4-10 1-2 6 3 9 that we only had five runners and The tradition for women's cross 8am to 5pm S. Davis 1-4 ().I 5 4 2 me just as I am with the Coopcr 4-15 1-2 6 2 9 we placed in the top ten. They made country at UNM has been set and it (just down the hall) Tuesday-Saturday Howard 2-7 O·S 6 3 4 pretty good progress ... that's ex can be said, for those who were a capabilities I have and D. Davis 1-6 O·S 6 3 4 citing." part of it, that they, like Karen Doctor in Team 14 The girls had highlights of their Cramond, "enjoyed it all." achievements I obtain. He fills me with His love residence own. Flash Ashby enjoyed "the Totals 40-93 9-18 6S 28 86 ineet out on the west mesa. I did my Eyeglasses & that I know will never leave me. Before accepting FO Perccmage: Yugo; First half 48.4. Game 42.0 best there." To UNM; First half 48.4. Game42.0. Contact Lenses 842-6991 Susie Vigil felt that "getting at reasonabie cost Christ the most difficult things for me to deal with FG Pc:rccnl~ge: Yugo; First hair 48.4. Game 42.0 invited as a team to Wisconsin UNM; Fir~;l half 48.4. Game 42.0. Casey Opti,cal Co. Albuquerque Tcchnicals: Yugoslavia Coach Nikolic (nationals)" was great. "It showed were the constant stress on achievement and the that we can be up there.'' fNext doqr to Casey Rffxel Drug} 1307 Central NE Yugosl!nJa 43 38 81 Jean Rostermundt also felt that Lomas at Washingtc:sn ~ aloneness of the University crowds. I received Marron Hall New Mexico 48 38 86 ~'getting to go to nationals" was the All: 14,622. Christ by finally admitting to Him that I did r·-.._.~._...._..______.._..._~_ .. _ _...__.._...._...,._.__.~ r------· Coupon·------,· want Him as my lord as well as my savior. 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