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10 YEAR OUARANTEJ;l. Undafrned lay-~WilY· Color television. Br~nd new guarantee. No down pAyment. Small monthly payments till balance is paid 'SAVE OUR CANAL PERSONALS 3.SERVICES , off, 266-5871. 2128 NO DOWN PAYMENT, One only, Tappan George Petley LMT-MCAT REVIEW COURSES. Prepare Now. Microwave Touchmatic, browning element, memory, CONTA<.'TS?'I POLISHING & SOLUTIONS. Casey Mexico Call PENM 842-5200. tfn shelves. For more informntion call 268- Opt icn~ Company, 25~~8736. tfn ~,tdjustnblc An expert on Caribbean TYPING. 1st QUALITY, 883·7787. 2124 4394. 2/28 -HEY HEY LINDA J. Happy 22nd on the 22nd. It takes 0/16 hour for Parker 1965 VW SQUARBBA(.'K, !it)SO. Rebuilt ensine. 266- Affairs and former - You're One Spetlal Lady, Always a friend. Shay.2/22 :EDITORIAL SERVICE AND wriling assistance. Broth61'S to print $392.0IJO in 265-1164. • 3/6 6030. 2128 .•. UNDERWATER SPECIAL. FILM; "Island of the Canal Zcme Resident 69-AMC JAVELIN, to-mileage PS·PB-AC 343-V8, Monopoly money. Blue Dolphins." Room 250 C & D SUB, Wed., Feb. EXPERT TYPING. 266-4567, 2128 will speak ~AlLY . . "'' ... ~,.,. !ilrong engine, chcrry-i-ed. Little front-end damage, 22, 8:00 pm, UNM Scuba Club. 75c admission non~ '·'CLASSICAL GUITAR LESSONS: Segovia method. $1000, p~one;247-9369, 2/28 members. 2/22 Bcgi~'ilers welcome. 266-929J. 2128 WED., Feb. 22 Thursday. February 23, 1978 1977 DATSUN Excellent condition, 9000 IT'S YOUR MAGAZINE! Coniribute art, AIKIDO LESSONS. MARTIAL Art-Meditation, KINGCA~. miles. For more information, call 266-SOSI or 294- .. photography, Prose, poetry, etc. to UNM's ~;:reatvie First lesson free, Sandia Judo Club. 9:00 am 7:30PM 7006, for Jim Cox. 2/27 works magazine~·Conceptions-Southwest, Room 105 Saturday. 2/22 As~ BIG SALE-WRAP-AROUND .sweaters, excellent for Hilton Inn, Mediterranean Rm. Mcuron Hall or UNM Box 20, Deadline F~bruary 28. PUT PYRAMID POWER to work fOr you with a 2/24 Pyramid Power Hat. No one k11ows why pyramid this weather. Now only $7.50 at California Fashion Students With 10 - $1 Outlet, 2318 Central SE, acres~ from campus. 266- i•ACTS OF PASSION" ar~ •'happening soon in power works. but it docs. Improve learning &bilitY 1 UNM's Experimental Thea{er, Forget !he mid-term learn to rela;rc and energize yourself, 6H72, 2124 blues and lose yourself in 6 one.act plays March 5·8, Instruction/suggestions included, Send 99c plus two The ASUNm Speo.kers Committee 2127 13c stamps or $'1.25 plus name and address label or something similar, to CV, Box 41771, Chicago 60641, 6. EMPLOYMENT THE POSH BAGEL is forming a co-ed slOw-pitch presents Senate Approves College Bill soffball team. People interested in joining Inquire at 2/28 II The Posh Bagel art Central, ask for Ed. 2/28 QA '!'YPlNG SERVICE. A complete typing and PART-TIME STUDENT POSITION for ASUNM International Center Director. Application available ,,;; s·· ~ IIi. b..ll "C r·. ~ . 1!1.11 iil SOAK UP SUDS at Ned's tonite. Every Wednesday is editorial 'system. Technical, general, legal, medical, E :· l!w II ~. · Ill ·· . 1' I1 0-_ Df~ scholastic. Cllarls & tables. 345·2125. 4129 at 1808 Las Lomas NE, 10-12 and 1·4:30, or at the special drink nitc.· 2122 Ofnce of International Programs, 1717 Roma NE. KlNKO'S TYPING SERVICE (IBM selectric) and effect, bailing out the order of nuns PERRY'S PIZZA (across from UNM). WE Deadline March 31, 1978. 2/23 with The "knottiest problem" of the DEliVER. Call .843-9750. Try our fresh sal'ad and now 3·minute Passport Photos. No appointment. 268-8515. tfn BABYSITTERS A'ITENTION! THE Babysitter 1978 legislative session, the which runs the college. Conflict of for comment to the LOBO after maintained that it will support the fact that the University would slice specials for lunch. 2/27 Directory is looking for honest, reliable 01nd interest charges were also made by passage of the bill, but UNM has Fl RST LESSON FREB. Flat~pick ing or classical. proposed community college bill, whatever proposal is passed despite rather see the college as a branch dependable people who would like to be listed in a some legislators. The original Experienced teacher, Private lesson~. Call Marc at L 4. HOUSING cit)'·Wide directory of babysitters. Call883-8697.2/24 passed the senate lw a wide margin college ofUNM. & M M~sicStudio. 247·8158. 2/24 WANTED COCKTAIL WAITRESS, nights. Apply RUSS 8URGf:SS last night. purchase price for the financially UNM; BEHIND CLOSED doors! Call the LOBO ONE B~OCK UNM, Deluxe one bedroom furnished in pcr:mn Uncle Na~tY'~ftCr 8 pm. 4418 Central SE. plagued U of A was set at $8 news tip hot line, 277·5656. 2124 Tomorrow Hight Popejoy Hall 8 pm The bill, which has gone through .apartment, Twin or double beds, $185. Varsity 2127 " million. House, 141 ColumbiaSE. 3/10 WORK IN THE PeaccCorps,277·5907. 2128 Tickets on so.le now o.t the SUB o.nd Popejoy Ho.ll several amendments, will now be The Board of Educational CAMPUS COM~ACT APARTMENTS, 215 Yale PART.TIME JOB: Sales, Oexiblc hours, good pay. returned to the house for its final 2. LOST & FOUND Blvd. SEat Lead, Newer, quiet. colorfully furnished, Possible full-time for .<>ummer. Call: Phil Franc1.yk, approval. before being sent to the Finance and the legislators must Pot Users Panel Selection large student_ styled studio apartments, ne'l:t to stores, C.L.U .. 883-5360. 3/14 LOST; BROWN WALLET Feb. 7 with governor for his approval. agree on the curriculum for the UNM, and TV-I. $155/month with freeutiliJies, $100 OVERS6AS JOBS--Summer/year.round. Europe, S. idenllrication. 897-0391, Debbie, 2/24 deposit, no roommates or pets. See Man:~ger Ap~. 2. America, Australia,· A-.ia, etc. All fields, $500·$1200 The senate version of the bill calls proposed college before classes can REWARD: MEN'S CHOKER lost Saturday nite; 242~9092 eves, 2/22 monthly, expense.'> paid, sight seeing. Free for a two-year academic college. begin. February 18, Popejoy Hall. Call Jerry at 881-4432. NEED ROOMMATE TO SHARE 2 bedroom apt. information. Write: BHP Co., Box 4490, Dept. NB, But bill sponsors said it would take Will Begin Next Week 2,28 $95 a month. Prefer someone in mid-twenties. Call Berkeley, Ca. 94704. 3/10 Bernalillo County voters must SUBSTANTIAL REWARD FOR Japane!!e Netsuke Tayla, 256-1235. 2124 PART-TLME JOB: SALES, nexible hours, good pay. at least one year before classes are agree to tax themselves for doll on black cofd. Lost 2/16/78. Call Francine 277- By JOHN CHADWICK process should be completed within recommendation of the state ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED, campus l~bdrm, Pos:;ible fu!Hime summer. Call Phil Franezyk, CLU. started. The bill provides for $6 operation of the college before it 2631orinSantuFe983-7731. 3/3 carp~:ts, pets fine, $120. Call 262~1751, Valley 883-5360. 2tl7 million to purchase facilities for the LOBO Staff Writer six to eight weeks. medical society. FOUND: TEXAS TECH University cluss ring al Rentals, $30 fee. 2/24 can get off the ground. Selection will begin when the Ralph Marshall, executive UNM pool. Claim nl Campus Police. 2124 proposed campus. AVAILABLE SOON 3-BDRM, minutes to UNM. A meeting between bill department meets with director of the state medical LOST; SKETCHBOOK AND boar~ 18" X 24'', Kids, pels welcome $210. Call 262-1751, V,i\lley 9. TRAVEL Tl)e University of Albuquerque is opponents and the governor Reward if returned complete. 299..()628. 2124 Rentals, $30 fee, 2124 The selection process for a: three representatives of the New Mexico society, said the society had not yet RIDER WANTED WASHINGTOtl DC. Leaving 1/3- 112 not specifically mentioned as the Monday night resulted in several LOST: GREEN CIGARETIE case with I D's. Call WANTED ROOMMATE TO share 2-bdrm Thnro;day212J . .Jon, ~42·'1.2RR. 2/~2 site for the new college. The site will member panel of doctors who will Medical Society and other state been contacted but, will be happy to 843-6196. 2124 townhouse. FP, POll I, o;auna, $140 plu~ c)Ct:l rkity. amendments that might have medical organizations next week, Call Steve 277·.51 5!i ur J'J9-8612, 2/24 Sale be determined at a later date. determine patient qualification for cooperate in the program. FIND YOURSFI Fin the Peace <:nrp~. Ortega 233. 8. MISCELLANEOIJS secured passage of the bill. prescription marijuana will start Goldstein said. Goldstein said the panel would 277~5907. ss WHAT IS A C"OLLEGE INN'/ Goo~ foo~. Purchase of the U of A campus has Carpeted, air conditioning. Apartment -.;tylc llvmg. Bill opponents, state Sens. next week, Dr. George Goldstein, . He said the final selection of the review patient qualification based 303 Ash NE, 243·2~81, 2122 been one of the problems bill Aubrey Dunn and C.B. Trujillo, HAVE A3.0 ·in 12 hours of"Hi-si;ry'? Join Phi Alpha sponsors have 'faced. Some director for the department of panel, to be comprised of an on applications turned in by FOR RENT LARGE one bedroom furnisllcd Theta (History Honorary Society). MA~Y met with Gov. Jerry Apodaca to health and evironment, said opthamologist, an oncologist physicians and personal interviews apartment ncar UNM. $185.00 utilities paid~ Phone l3ENEFITS. Phi.Alpha Thet:~ Office, Mesa Vista Hull legislators voiced concern that discuss the controversial bill. 898·1254 or 266-1997 for appointment to sec. 2/27 2076. 2128 buying the U of A campus was, in Wednesday. (cancer specialist) and a with the individual to receive the FANCY I~BDRM, NEWLY furnished, stone UNM officials were not available UNM'S SIGMA CHAPTER of Phi Alpha Theca will ' Goldstein said the selection psychologist, will be based on the marijuana. fircplacej $75 pan utilities paid, Call262-1751, Valley hold ils Annual Initiation Bc111que1 on Saturdny, The law is designed primarily for Rentals, $30 fee, 2/24 March 4, 1978. All members, students, faeully and 136 Montgomery Plaza 883-7290 ENGINEERING STUDENT NEEDS two staff are invited. Tickets at Phi Alpha Theta Office, research to see if marijuana relieves BOOK SALE roommates to share new, 3-bdrm house near 12th and Mesa Vista Ha112076. 2124 the symptoms of glaucoma and the Men:~ul. $120/month, includes utilities. 345-6074. DO YOUR THING in the Peace Corps, 277-5907. " k ...... "'l. ... :· side-effects of cancer chemotherapy 2/22 2128 2-RDRM APARTMENT. LR, DR, kitchen. Three PHI ALPHA THETA will meet on Friday, February treatments, Goldstein said. Feb.15-Mar. 6 blocks to UNI\1, $100 plus utilities. 84J~9712. 2124 24, 1978 at 3:30 pm 10 ihe History Deparunent He said his office will report the RENT I·BDRM HOUSE North Valley, pets, $145. Lounge, Me.~:~ Vista Ha111106, 2124 TDDAY'S CBDSSWDBD PUZZLE results of the program to the Elect., water paid. Paul 296-4B86 (9~5), 344·2S40 CHEAP WATERBEDS! Waler Trips $89.95 buys ACROSS 53 Lars---···-: legislature when the law expires [eve.) li2Z you 1) dark walnut stained frame, 2) safety liner, 3) Etruscan UNITED Feature Syndicate ,LIVING BATCH foam comfort pad. 4) any size mattress wilh 3-ycar 1 Peruse July l, 1979. guaral1tce; $89.95.3407 Central NE. 25~-?2R9. _212J. king Tuesday's Puzzle Solved: BOOKSTORE 5 Flower part 57 Tries out Goldstein said the marijuana will FOR SALE 10 inclined be supplied by a federal agency and roadway again 2406 Central S.E. LOWEST PRICE RECORDS & tapes in New 61 Nichols' will not be available for another six 11 14 Novelist (across from Johnson Gym) Mexico. Natural Sound continues Its mellow down hero 'These two uprootod n'ISt6r.; have to eight weeks. The marijuana will easy" sale-a116.98 list LP1s, 3.99, all7.98list LP's, Victor---- 62 Emphasize been lying hem on the COmel' of 4,99. Higher list LP•s and all tapes, SI.OO off. 15 Flavor 64 Make a din be herbicide and pesticide-free, he Natural Sound Records and Tapes, 119 Harvard SE The Works 16 Movie VIP 65Make Harv8ld and Central, SE. for mom said. Store Only, ::~cross from Hippo Icc Cream. . 2124 -·-·Kazan than a week. After being notified of To become legal for prescription, SINGER FUTURA TOP of the line. Slighlly used but of amends 17 Annoyance 66Animal's the situation by the LOBO, the Tmf still under warranly, Push button bobbin-winder, has source all drugs must go through the 20%0ff computerized buttonholing. Does lOO's of fancy maya Deren gait fic Maintenance Shop said the process marijuana is going through stitches. Regular S800, now $150 cash. 294-8755. 2/28 19 Noted 67 Congers meters woad be replanted today. now, Goldstein said. Books In Stock AKC ALASKAN MALAMUTE puppies. Males and 20 Ascertain 68 Attacked females, 266· 7142, 2/28 dimensions verbally Goldstein said the program SAW. 21 Hand cover 69 Expresses HOMELITE CHAIN Unclaimed freiglll, ings probably could have been done automatic oiling, brand new, with case, new ft~ctory in words without a law, but the law gives the warranty. Assume payments. 268--4394. 2/28 23 Motion less 25 New form: project added strength. 30%0ff SINGER SEWING MACHINE. Left in lay-away, meshes of the DOWN not claimed, equipped to buuonhole, zig~zag, Older Prefix 11 Sailing 39 One cubic The current program and 1978 Calendars model. Pay $16 and take machine. 268..-f394. 2/28 Afternoon 26 The north direction meter 1 leveling 1 2 Aspect 40 Focused legislation was brought about by TRADE 1967 VW BUS for comparable Bug. 242~ and wind 4768. 2/24 29 Keeps back piece 13 Kitchen 43 Incense the actions of Lynn Pierson, a 26· Store Hours: RED KJRBV VACUUM Cleaner. With attachments. Ritual In 34 Winglike 2 Perserve utensils burners year-old UNM student, who had M-Fl0-7 New warr:~nty. Commercial motor. $5 monthly, or Transfigured 35 Ending for 3 Taj Mahal 18 Bonito's 45 Commands told legislators smoking marijuana S69cash. 266·5871. 2/28 dow or man site relative 47 Of the relieves the side effects of 4 More 22 Bicuspids hands Sat 10-5 UNCLAIMED LAY-AWAY. Sansui receiver, 4·way Time 37 Tutor chemotherapy. speakers, cassette recorder, turn!abte. New faCtory 38 Small drink clamorous 24 Earthquakes 49 Farm crop Sun 1-5 warranlies. Take over small monthly payments. 268- 39 Appetite for 5 Eyes 26 Of less 52 Feminine The research project could help 4393. 2128 food searchingly: value name many other people if marijuana is 41 ---Canals: 2 words 27 Popeye's 53 Remove by indeed effective, Goldstein said. At land N.Amer.wa 6 Food con- girl culling and tercourse sumer 28 Swift 54 Instrument 42 Eject 7 Pressure '30 Notable 55 Sudanese A Study In 44 Roman···· unit: Abbr. ages money ATIENTION SOPHOMORES! Choreography 45 Proofreader's 8 Whit 31 Bouquet 56 Kind Df tapir mark 9 ------holders 58 Shore bird A Navy Or Marine For The Camera 46 Christ Tomb 32 French 59 Trojan War 48 Rackets Moscow school site Corps Commission 50 Nat'l Rifle landmark 33 Loafers and 60 Establishes Assoc. 10 Bring back moccasins 63 "What's up in Just Two Years! 51 Hindu guitar into use 36 lost ---?" ~<-"''"" Which lt Way You Going?
Travel, adventure & career opportunities Wed. at 8:00 The University of Colorado locker * Receive $100/month tax free during junior and in the rooms make no bones about where Senior years Union (sub) the sexes are to refresh themselves * Free Naval Science Textbooks and Uniforms after a workout. * Go to Newport, B.hode Islandnextsummer for six Theatre See pages 6 and 7 for more weeks training (expenses plus salary paid by the, details. Navy) For details please stop at the Naval Science Building on the UNM campus Thursday: APPLICATION DEADLINE April7, 1978 The complete 720 Yale NE works of 277-3744 or 277-3745 Peter Kubelka at 8:00 ,, '
UNM Seen as Link ..., World News By United Press International. clll Consul Promotes Culture ~ • N By NICKI KAR:5T ' Mexican aliens, Barona said he served in Geneva as a consul tam for f. LOBO Staff Writer could not comment on President the United Nations' Division of i'i Carter's amnesty plan for illegal Narcotics. 0 The University is a natural Senate Investigates omtnee' Mexica~ aliens due to his position "The drug problem is realted to ~ channel for promoting cultural as a ~hplomat between the two the adjustment of the individual," o..; 8 WASHINGTON-The subsidiary, Bell Helicopter. past month. It gathered nearly shortly bell was .awarded a $500.1 chairman until March 31. His term relations between the U.S, and 'R countnes. . he said. "Drug addicts, in " nomination of G. William Miller to ·Miller will be asked to testify on 1,400 pages of interviews with 12 million contract to deliver 489 expired Jan. 31. Mexico, Dr. Juan Barona, 5 :::E head the Federal Reserve Board ran Tuesday, more than one month past and present officials of heHr,opters to the Iranian army. The staff investigation showed . Barona. ha~. pursue? careers m principle, are not criminals so the t:e Mexico's Consul General in both the diplomatic and the community and the government •0 into more difficulty Wednesday after he originally appeared before Textron and Bell plus hundreds of What has raised the most interest Bell officials were told "on three Albuquerque, said in an interview. ~ IS teaching professions. "Teachin~ is must take care of them." :V Z ·when a Senate committee decided the committee in his bid to succeed pages of other documents. among the senators is the occasions" between 1960 and 1966 Barona, who was appointed as "'. to f\lrther investigate a $2:9 million Arthur Burns as head of the "I don't have any conclusion at information that the company was that Khatemi "owned or controlled one .of th.e most ?ut,~tand1_ng In the large Mexican cities, the a consul last November, said he likes m human life, he srud. government has established centers "' ~ payment Miller's firm made in Iran nation's central bank. this point," Sen. William owned by Gen. Mohammad Air Taxi."Kenneth McLain, the ~~penences to work closely with universities The p~ofessor learns from the where drug addicts can go for help ~ . P.. five years ago. "We would look ridiculous if we Proxmire, D-Wis., said at the close Khatemi, the Shah's brother-in-law committee staff director, said because "students are .a good students and b?,th become aware of and rehabilitation, Barona said. "" It was . also revealed that the went ahead . with confirmation of the hearing. But "there is a cloud and head of the Iranian air force among military and state HiUel-Jewish Students Union will have an orgainzation meeting to at. audience." human nature. Regarding sentiment between the Securities and Exchange without resolving this issue," said here that we can help to resolve. until his death in 197 5. department personnel in Iran it was . 7:30 p.m. at the International Center, 1808 Las Lomas NE. Everyone ·In addition to the consul's duties ~ ha.s at the U.S. and Mexico, Sarona said, Cicl Commission. is looking into the Sen. Edward Brooke of He said if the questions can be Miller testified on Jan. 24 he did "more or less common knowledge" welcome- refreshments wjll be served. B~ona ta~ght. classe~ to promote cultural relations and NatiO.nal Umver~1ty 1.n MeXICO and "We are looking for a better payment in an investigation which Massachusetts, the ranking anwered satisfactorily, a vote may not know Khatemi was the owner that Khatemi ownedAir Taxi. tourism, he lsssues visas and may take four to six months. committee Republican. be taken later next week on whether and would not have authorized the Another aspect of the Campus for Christ will ·hold leadership training classes at 7 at Ohw S!ate T?,mversity. . understanding to overcome our ~rusade pa~sports for Mexico. One of his He srud, Students are al_Ike bilateral problems." On Monday, the Senate Banking The issue involves a $2.9 million to recorp.mend Miller's payment if he had. investigation showed that on Jan. p.m. today m the Mechanical Engineering bldg. room 202. · major. duties, he said, is the anywhere." The only major Committee will question several payment Bell made in 1973 to an confirmation by the Sl'flate. The comittee staff 1has' been 7, 1973, A. H. Zanganeh, protection of Mexican nationals in difference, he said, is that Mexican past and present officials of Iranian firm called Air Taxi, which Burns has agreed to stay on as investigating the pa~ent for the managing director of Air Taxi, paid A bic~cle racing club will hold its first meeting today at 8 p.m. in the this area of the United States. campuses do not have dormitories. Textron Inc., the congolomerate was acting as Bell's sales agent in Khatemi and two other Iranians Alternative Community Center, 106 Girard SE. · If a Mexican citizen is arrested, "Both Mexican and American I RAilb[AZERS headed by Miller, and its key Iran. The payment was made $552,000 using accounts at a Barona talks to him to get his side students are more conscientious Citibank branch in Paris and an ~MPIRG Board Meeting will be held today at 4:30 p.m. at the PIRG . of the story. He also· makes sure A" j,~ office, 139 Harvard SE. ·· . now of the political life of their Womb Cancer, Oklahoma City bank. that the person arrested is aware of conn try," Barona said. his rights and is appointed a public Barona, working under the The Religious, Scientific and Philosophical Discussion Group based on defender. attorney general, established Jury Rules II~ the Vrantia Book will meet today at 7:30 p.m. in the SUB room 231-B. When asked what he thought of ,!I' Mexico's first Bureau for the ., Topic is Pain.Suffering and Affliction. Carter's amnesty plan for illegal Control of Narcotics and . also Acareer in law Detector Ready II Against ',! T~ere ~II be a C~icano St~dies open house Friday at 1 p.m. with films, i music and mformat10n on Chicano studies and related programs. NEW YORK -A new device for test. It enables doCtors to spot bad li 01 tv _,_,n use in a doctors office "promises to 'I The ~lbuquerque Boycott Committee is sponsoring a picket of Okies without law school. cells early- at a time when surgical McDonald I cut deaths from cancer of the lining intervention promises the highest ' every Fnday from 4 to 7 p.m. for the Coors boycott. HAY A Y SHALOM ATLANTA - A federal jury What can you do with only a bachelor's degree? of the womb by 85 to 90 percent," a hope of cure. Wednesday ruled. against Now there is' a way to bridge the gap between an Portland, Ore., gynecologist said Last June, Langley reported in the The Student Publications Board Meeting will be held today in M Recorded Message undergraduate education and a challenging, responsible Congressman-Physician Larry I Hall, Room 104 at 3:30p.m. • arron WANTS YOU Wednesday. American Journal of Obstetrics and .,' Phone 296·8568 career. The Lawyer's Assistant is able to do work tradi· McDonald on one count in his $6 I The instrument makes it possible Gynecology' on a study of 300 tionally done by lawyers. million laetrile malpractice trial but Three .months of· intensive training can give you the to find bad cells very early, sharply women undergoing the new I an F~etch~~ of England's University of Reading will give an illustrated raising the chances for curbing the cleared him on three others, lectu~e titled Herbert Horne: The Perfect Artist of the 1890's" today t4 i skills-the courses are taught by lawyers. You choose endometrial cancer test over a The six-member panel, which one of the seven courses offered-choose the city in cancer that claims 3,300 lives each three-year period. p.m. m Room 1019 of the Fine Arts Center. Admission is free. a deliberated 5 1/2 hours over a two which you want to .work. year. Examinations with the Isaacs day period, held McDonald -~=JL~~ NMPIRG Hosts Since 1970, The Institute for Paralegal T~aining has Dr. Ivan L. Langley held out the instrument revealed abnormal cells Gasses. now ~arming in beginning social, tap, swim and disco responsible for $15,000 in medical placed more than 2,000 graduates in law firms, .banks, hope during an interview prior to a in 14 patients, all of whom then In~ormatlon avrulable at the regular Ballroom Dance Club meetings. expenses incurred by the family of a and corporations In over 80 cities. news conference called by the underwent dilation and curettage to ' Fndays 7:30 to 9:30p.m. in the SUB Ballroom. ' If you are a senior of high academic standing and are lung cancer patient who died after Western Regional Kendall Company, of Barrington, further check on. the benign or interested In a career as o Lawyer's Assistant, we'd like receiving laetrile treatments from to meet you. Ill., manufacturer of the medical malignant state of the lining of the t :l?rkSIIOps on. lighting. nucle~ power, tenant problems, assertiveness instrument. uterus. McDonald. rammg, etc. For mformat10n call277-2757. Jurors found the Georgia The firm said the device now is During the D and C, tissue is PIRG Conference Contact your placement office for an interview with our Democrat innocent of charges of 90.1 representative. available to doctors after having removed for biopsy - a more UNM men'~ volleyball club now forming. Play oriented. B-rated players been proved of dramatic worth complicated check. having caused a wrongful death, of or better. Carlisle Gym. Wednesday evenings 6:30- 9 p.m. Thursday, February23 We will visit your campus on: having brought pain and suffering during field tests over five years. Langley said the early cell findings ·7:30p.m.- Public Affairs. Agenda to the deceased, or of being Langley helped prove the worth of for the endometrial (lining of the There will be a~ organizational meeting to defeat the Bakke decision 9p.m, - The Light That Jazz Lit: Friday, March 3 responsible for the loss of today at 7:30p.m. m the SUB, room 250A. Sat. Feb.25 the instrument invented by Dr. womb) cancer were confirmed in all A wide range of jazz for four In The SUB companionship on the part of the hours. . John Isaacs of St. Francis Hospital cases by the more complicated D dead man's wife. KUNM News at 9a.m. & 5p.m. 9:00·11:00am Fighting Nuclear Power in Evanston, Ill., who also is a and C. ThLOBO <:;hristian fellowhips UNM's inter-varsity chapter meets f u.rs~ay n!ght 7:30 at 1213 Dakota NE Topic: Literature and the UP! News at I, 6, 8, II a.m., 1 and Room 231 B professor at Loyola University of 9 p.m. The Institute for Chicago-Stritch School of Chnst1an. Bible Study in the SUB today, 3:30-4:30 p.m. 11:00-11 :30am Keynote Address On Native Sports at 3p.m. Medicine. Dog Sutvives Plowing, I American Sovereignty John Redhouse Nat'l Paralegal Training The instrument, about one-third 235 South 17th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 Indian Youth Council ' (215) 732-6600 the thickness of r·straw, enables a Operated by Para-Legal, Inc. doctor to collec cells easily and Room250C painlessly from deep inside the 11-day Burial-in Snow 1:00·2:15pm 1, Community Organizing womb - almost as easily as they FRANKLIN, Mass.-Fufu the driveway of the family's home pekinese is dining on scrambled ' Mrs. Cossette and her daughters Room 231 A now collect cells from the cervix, or 2, Solar Energy Sun Day 78 neck of the womb - for a PAP eggs and baby food this week after shoveled for two hours to get the . smear. The cell sample is drawn out he was accidentally buried alive for dog out but failed. Her husband I Room 231 B ' by suction. 11 days by a snow plow and lived to Roland, a contractor, was in ( 2:30·4:00pm 1, Housing I Tement Organizing Deaths from cancer of the neck of bark about it. Boston working with his own plow ! Room 231 A the womb have been nearly cut in The tale began Feb. 8, the day for nearly two weeks. When you're hungry and want a half development of the PAP after a blizzard dumped up to 36 When he returned home last 2, Establishing a Food Co-op good hearty meal, you want to go to inches of snow on eastern weekend, he started to dig out what -cONTACT LENS~ Room 231 B Massachusetts. A town snowplow he thought would be Fufu's body 4:15·6:15 Films On Agribusiness LA POSADA. SPECIAL operator fearfully approached from the snowbank. $10 Allergan Kit 83.50 Loretta Cossette and told her he "I must have hit him with the · Call fnr !fM. prit'("SHn hqrd. 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----- ______. .. • After $600 Appropriation --·------~~------Senate Left With $6 ·-- ·---- ByD.M.FLYNN phone fee. It came as· a complete announced at a finance committee LOBO News Editor surprise to them," Sen. Robert meeting just prior to the senate Editorial After passing two appropriation Roibal; co-sponsor of the meeting the crafts center needed the bill~ Wednesday totalling more that appropriation bill, told the senate. money "to continue service the $660, the A.SUNM senate is left After a discussion on whether the remainder of the semester,'' with enough money to buy a K-tel senate should pay for the bill, The center originally asked the Rocky. ~:toad "Super Bubble Hits" album. which was for use of the phone senate for a appropriation of Treasurer Roger Gonzalez during 1976-1977, Sen, Rick Anaya $1686. It's an old saying that a good orator never lets the facts get in the way reported to the senate that it had a said the committee was in danger'of of a good argument. It seems that state Sen. Aubrey Dunn, the most In other action, the appointments total of $469.73 to appropriate. The a possible law suit by Mountain of Joe Skenandore and Lyla Byrd· powerful legislator in Santa Fe, ·is following this old rule on the debate senate passed bills for $151 to pay Bell. over Albuquerque's proposed community ·college. to the Fiesta Committee were • the phone bill and other expenses of "I would assume the business To begin with, the original riotion of a community college was so approved unanimously . the. Albuquerque Boycott office will make student George O'Neil, co-director of the watered down by the time it reached the legislature that it should have Committee and $517.50 to keep the government pay for it one way or died somewhere on La Baja on the way to Santa Fe. UNM Child Care Co-op, invited A.SUNM Crafts Center in another," President Tom Williams the senators to visit the co-op so · Then bill sponsor Rep. Abel McBride watered it down even further operation. The Senate is now left said. separating the proposed site from the University of Albuquerque. they will be familiar with the with $6.23. Sen. Phil Hernandez warned the operation during the budget AH, BUT NOW COMES THE KILLER. In this week's overtime The Boycott Committee was senate that during the budget session, Dunn has sought to discredit the planned college by planting hearings. informed by Mountain Bell that hearings, which will begin March 4, ASUNM Sens. Jack Fortner (left) and Rudy Martinez (right) conflict ""!'be word is there's going to be of interest ideas in the minds of the other legislators, but has they had a phone bill of $117. The the senate should look at line items offered no proof. There have been claims from other detractors that the a lot of bloodletting this year," he discuss apprdpriations bills with treasurer Roger Gonzales committee also had a $24 debt to dealing with phone bills more plan to buy the UofA is merely a plan for the state to "bail out" the said. O'Niell also outlined the (center) religious order running the college.· the busihess office and a $10 W ATS closely. function of the co-op. line fee. The $517.50 appropriated to the Dunn has also sought to sever the planned college from the A resolution supporting the "The boycott committee was crafts center was also a "must" United Mine Workers of America Copies of the resolution will be Apodaca and the New Mexico Technical-Vocational Institute and establish a new funding plan for the unaware that they had to pay the situation. Sen. Eric Lucero college. Board of Educational Finance Director Dr. Bob Huff called was passed. sent to President Carter, Gov. Jerry congressional delegation. Dunn's idea "educationally obsolete." ALL DUNN'S REMARKS POINT TO IS THE FACT that the KING OF BEERS® • ANHEUSER·BUSCH, INC.' ST. LOUIS original issue of the community college has been muddied by political dirt. The plan has so deteriorated now, it would be futile to establish the college, Who knows what its goals should be 7 ·Letters Dunn shouldn't shoulder all the blame for steering the issue of the community college away from its original idea. Those wonderful DOONESBURY experts from the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce started tearing down the governor's task force proposal last summer. MR. PIIUIAMS, I HOPe We do not support the college in its present state. And it's just too Remarks Amplified I'M NOT BEING OUT OF bad that a rock-solid idea about education has to get eroded by the l!Nf3 IN 7ELL!N& YOU political miners of this state. Editor: THAT I THIN!< I UNDER I wish to amplify on the remarks attributed to me in the Feb. 17 LOBO stAND YOUR PRIJBl./3M. article on teaching loads. BASICALLY, YOU'RE HOT In my remarks I gave major emphasis to the fact that the department f'OR. 7H£ SUPE:I?. BOWI-I ...... of mathematics is a research active department. In addition to scholarly publications, a measure of our productivity is the amount of grant Bert's Lance money our faculty members secure. The total for our department is $270,000 for this year, not $80,000 as stated in the article. The fatter figure refers only to one of the grants of which I am principal UNM's Greening investigator. by Bert Almy The department of mathematics is also a service department and many of our courses regularly have 80 to 100 students per class, with Who was William George Tight and why is he important today? Math 102 reaching up to 140 students per class. As a result, our student light was UNM's third president (1901-1909). In reading up on this contact hours load is heavier than our teaching load suggests. Many of distinguished man, I discovered that President light conceived the idea our faculty also furnish consulting services to other departments and and began the building of a university in the southwest whose buildings the community. Also, we have the responsibility for checking basic would resemble the essential and distinctive features of the ancient math skills of every entering student through our math placement exam PI!TH TIM&~ /JJ!TI/01/T .. Pueblo style of architecture. For that vision he wiff be long and advising students as a result. Only the dept. of English has a CAN YOU QIJE5TIOM SIR! 81/T remembered. · comparable responsibility. None of these factors are reflected in the GET ME: I'O BE REMISS IF I mention President Tight for another reason for which he is less teaching load formula. THE~ MR. I fAILi30 T1J MEN- known: he began the beautification of the UNM campus. A survey we have conducted qf math departments comparable to our DUKE:.~ 7/0N7HATMY7.4L- President Tight was a man of much energy and enthusiasm. One of shows that a six hour teaching load is the accepted norm. To our. ~ !3NTS ARE IN CON- the first projects in his building program was the drilling of a well which knowledge the only math departments in our region with regular nine 0]' SI[)£RA8l/3 O£MANP he put to good use. An article which appeared in the New Mexico hour per semester teaching loads are those without Ph. D. programs. LOBO on July 1, 1960 said, "Tight and his students brought trees from Richard Griego the Sandia mountains each year at Arbor Day. Arbor Day, during the Chairperson department of mathematics Tight administration, was a major holiday." Douglas Johnson, a former UNM professor of geology, wrote retrospectively in 1939 about Tight that "he beautified our campus, Shirley Returns ~4-:d II toiling with his own hands to plant and care for trees which transformed Editor: .. :i the barren sand and gravel hills of my day into the spot of green enjoyed It was not my intention to attack or to insult anyone in my Feb. 13 Answer all these music trivia Questions: 15. How many statues are on the jacket of Boz by students of present generation." Those trees still stand on the west fetter supporting the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant. Unfortunately, I, r· questions correcll'l and yOU 1. The first hit single released from Santana's Scaggs' new album "Down Two Then Lefl?" side of Hodgin Half. L new album Maonl/owsr was orlgrnally recorded 0 A. rhree unlike one respondent to my letter, know of no means other than ' will be eligible to win one of by: 0 B. Four The fast time I waded through the mud pond surrounding the new education to Jay to rest any kind of doubt. And where doubt remains, ' 1165 prizes. D A. Zombies 0 c. One Prizes: D B. Yard birds 1&. On what CBS associated label did Lou Rawls Art Building, or walked across the concrete expanse of the north which is just about everywhere, I, like everyone else, resort to forming G'rand Prize-A trip for two to Hollywood Including D C. Clydesdales record his new album When You've Heard Lou medical campus or the sandy front fawn of Carlisle Gymnasium, I opinions. Wt/..L, 00 HMM .. I'o round-trip airfare, two nights, three days hotel, 2. What individual made Asbury Park, New You've Heard II AI/? 24-hour limousine service, 120 second record Jersoyfamous?Hint:"TheBoss"----- 17, Who has been known as ''The Plano Man, .. wonder whether this same enthusiasm and energy for beautification I am of the opinion that there is no institution or conspiracy, under YOU THINK LIKE7(45/R,I shopping spree at Tower Records, a fabulous "The Entertainer" and "The Stranger?" ___ could be found in our faculty and students. YOUCOIJLO RE!AlLY {lj(}U£0. San sui GX-5 Rack Stereo System complete With 1 any guise, associated with the proposed WIPP experiment, seeking a .. . .. Sansui components, concert tickets, studio tour 3. Who is Robert Zimmerman I imagine not, as I think the people and the times have changed. handhold on anyone's fate. And the responsibility for the "insane !./VE WITH 8/JT t
• ('l"' ~ :0 U. of Colorado Recreation Center: For Students On/~ 1:: ~ o" (Cont. from page 6} ~ "The leqst kid on campus He ought to. Associates say firming ideas for a planned way to strike back at the athletic ~ deserves the best you've got. This Appenzeller, aide to the CU of: Women's Athletic Director addition to Johnson gym - that department. place was established for whoever president, "is the man who got this Linda Estes; University Architect ~ would 'include a second deck to "The athletes have no more right Cl walks in thejront door. When some thing off the ground." ' Van Dorn Hooker' Chairman of Johnson Gym, several more to come in here and use this facility the Health, Physical Education and 8 kid from' a small town walks in Appenzeller walks through "this than any other student," ';:( here, the first thing he says is, 'You thing" that contains an ice rink, 14 handball/racquetball courts and Recreation department Lion thousands more lockers. Appenzeller says. "That's what the ::E" mean all this is mine?'" handball · courts, swimming and students have decided." Griffin; ASUNM vice president diving pools, a weight room, But while- UNM's facilities are Dave Garcia and LOBO editor Tim ~ burstil).g at the seams, Colorado's And the student rec board is very Gallagher. z equipment room and a huge stingy about allowing city groups to gymnastics facility. facility fits the campus just right. The task force will make " BOULDER, Colo.-Bill The reason for that? use the campus facilities, since recommendations to UNM . "'~ Appenzeller speaks with an affable students are using it most of the time. President William E. Davis. -~ ~ pride wht;n he describes the $5 He walks through it proudly and "This was built for the students, 00 million recreation center on the personally greets about every third with their money. It's run by the University of Colorado campus. person on the campus of20,000. He students. The basic philosophy is About 200 students are hired likes the students and they like him. that this place isn't for tbe PE annually to serve as a security force "The great thing about this place department. It's not for the athletic for the center. Nobody, but is that the students own it," he depar.tment. It is fqrthe students. nobody, gets in without a student I RAilb[AZERS says. "They built it with their own Period," " ID card. A" money and they take a lot of pride CU students voted in the early Appenzeller says that the only in it." 1970's to pass a $5 million bond thing students would have done Appenzeller Jed a tour of UNM issue to pay for the facility. At that differently if they were to do it over persons through the CU recreation time, it was made clear that again, would be to put in more center. The UNM group studied the students wouldn't have to pay for it racquetball courts, and some gym Colorado facility in hopes of until the doors to the rec center space. were opened. All of the racquetball courts are That day came after 26 months frequently occupied and spectators All Levi's of construction. And when it did, can watch the contestants through CU students were charged an extra the glass wall encasements. Other $21.50 per semester to pay for the The University of Colorado $5 million recreation center is courts are in a kind of Coliseum pit Below left, a UC gymnast goes through his routine as where spectators watch the new center. Fifteen dollars of that , dominated by the students, as well it might be. Their outlined for him on the gym wall. Now money goes toward retirement of - gladiators go at it. WANTS YOU money has built it. Below right, students enjoy the center's ice rink while the the 30-year bond. The other $6.50 is In the top photo, racquetball under glass, two players used to -pay for administration of imposing Rocky Mountains look on. The equipment room offers a challenge each other in one of the center's racquetball An aide to the UC president said the first place students the building. The state legislature courts. myriad of supplies including , appropriates $150,000 annually to bring their parents to on campus is the recreational center. hockey equipment, skiing gear, camping equipment, basketballs 13.50 pay the maintenance costs for the Story and photos by Tim Gallagher. building. and clothing. The ice rink equipment room rents skates for a CONCEPTIONS Faculty and staff members are quarter, The huge windows give allowed to use the facility at an view to the imposingly beautiful annual cost to them of $35. It costs Rocky Mountains. about $10 more for family membership. The UNM task force didn't see lobo The key to the facility, ' the need for an ice rink at UNM, ' ,...,._ Appenzeller says, is that students but was generally impressed by the have the final say over who uses it. '. facility. The task force is composed A nine-member recreation center board supervises use of the facility. Physical educat(on classes are held in the center only during non peak hours and even then, portions I -Southwest of each facility remain open to the student body. Hours of operation ;,·.-.. '' '' for the center are from 7 a.m. to sometimes 2 a.m. Although the new facility UNffi's outlet for your creative concepts contains no high-ceiling space for basketball courts, separate men's and women's gyms contain the Submission Deo.dline necessary space. Overcrowded facilities was the reason for construction of the new Tues. Feb. 28 center. CU students faced the age old problem of a basketball coach Bring your art, prose, photography, and poetry to: who locked up the major facility ffiarron Hall, 105,277-5656 when his team wasn't using it. 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~"' :p m N Quatk: SpQce Gatbage ~ ~ By JOAN HANAUER :s:"' UPI Television Writer "arsru there are reminders-Quark "r;·~ If anything could stop Star Wars ~ is forever dictating "Star Notes" to ~ from living up to its billing as the what probably is the ship's ~ wave of the future in computer, and he reports back ~ entertainment, it's Quark. from his United Galaxy Ship to 5 ! Patent Pending Copies Right Quark is a new NBC science Space Station Perma One, where he ttl 0 By.ROBERT SPIEGEL piano and both women play rhythm has the tightness of musicians who fiction comedy series that makes its deals with Conrad Janis as Otto 0 debut tomorrow in an hour show 8 guitar. The other three members, are well aware of each others. styles, Palindrome, whose boss is the "X1 and then is scheduled to subside g. 'B There is a new group in town. Dan O'Brien on lead guitar and and Robin a'nd Ivy have adopted head. The head is a huge-domed ~ into a half-hour. ::B But if you look closely, all the faces piano, Honko Lewis on drums, and the harmOI).ies they developed with head scene on a screen. ~ ~ are familiar. Patent Pending Fox Higgins on bass, were the core Larrabee to the new material of The show has stolen liberally In comedy terms, unfortunately, ~ z formed in the wake of rwo of Sky Blue. Patent Pending. Dan, the ·from Star Trek and Star Wars to this show does not go where no ~ oo · dispanded groups: the Frank Although they have only been instrumental front man, given< this produce something that could be show has gone before-the gags t;:; 1\l, Larrabee group and Sky Blue. It is playing as a group for six weeks, already solid unit, has the latitude subtitled Star Bore. date back to Buck Rogers: Ci ~ obvious from hearing Patent the members of Patent Pending to come out with some fine lead The lead is Richard Benjamin as Pending (hat the members play with have a polished and distinctive gu itar and piano work. Plus, the , Adam Quark, who commands an the experience of professionals. sound, which is remarkable fact that all five members are good interstellar garbage ship. His crew · "Experience wise, we brought a considering that they brought singers helps with the emphasis they includes Gene-Jean, who has a full The lot into this band from the other virtually no material from the put on vocals. This all makes for a set of both male and female groups. We knoY{ how to put a song former groups. The reasons for the very dynamic and diversified new chromosomes. One never knows Complete . ' .. ~ together. Experience helps us to put quality of their musicianship are group. ! Btandt, m. Shotey, Cho.llenor, D. Shorey and Vessells at the Clambake whether Gene-Jean is going to come songs together faster and more simple; for two months before they Patent Pending is walking the on macho or missish. Works accurately," said Ivy Rivard. began working they rehearsed five tight balance between pleasing a Another crew member is Ficus, a Ivy, along with Robin Arquette, to seven days a week, and also, the dance audience and pleasing .deep-voiced chap whose Of came into Patent Pending from the members are used to playing music themselves as musicians. "We want They make the Sky. Sing unemotional logic is supposed to .Frank Larrabee groups. With together. this to be a challange for ourselves. ·resemble Mr. Speck of Star Trek Patent Pending they not only lend The bass and drums of Fox and We want to be marketable, but we By GEORGE GESNER · much punk music yet, but I kind of althoug\J in Ficus' case his Peter Many bands find themselves personality stems from his their vocals, but also, Robin plays Hondo form a rhythm section that also want to be productive within feel we've been punks for a couple trapped on the club circuit with Kubelka our group," said Robin. Dan Some bands just have to satisfy of years and not knowing it." vegetable origins. hopes of temporary satisfaction, There also are a shapely .. pair of added, "We do one original. We'll their creative requirements, no . Mark started in music down in but the Clams are in it for the long Including his do more, but our first interest is to matter what the sacrifices must be. Roswell. "I was trying to do it blonde twins in what used to be term. As Denise says, "A lot of called hot pants, one of which is lntestfllm get up enough material. Right now And one group who has certainly down there, but I kept getting them don't want to take the risks. we're looking for more dance gone through a lot of changes in laughed at, so I moved up here." supposed to be the clone of the In music you have to work to a other. Andy the cowardly robot material." search of that creativity is the "And he's still getting laughed higher point. Most people want Po.uso. The members of Patent Pending Clams. at," Denise- replied. As for Denise completes the crew. what they can get right now if they In their first adventure, they are are obviously excited about their Now Clams is not a name of a she ~tarted in good company. "The can't have it, they get depressed and 1 group. This energy is apparent both Pntent.~endtng: Seasoned and teady group every kid who wanted to be a very first audition I had was with out to destroy the Gorgon Death irritated and they leave." Star, a space shop modeled after Thursday in their playing and in their stage rock 'n' roll star would dream of Bo (Diddley). That was really Mark said, "We're a show. All I presence. As Ivy put it, "I think nobody knows who you are-'Pat they do -it well. Patent Pending will being a mem.ber of. As Denise something else. I was totally Darth Vader's mask in Star Wars. play through the weekend at the we need is the people to be creative. They are helped in their mission by at you really have to have a strong and who?'" Shorey says, "No one really wants nervous because I didn't know We just tell the musicians to be as belief in what you're doing. You Patent Pending handles a wide ·Friar's Pub, then move over to the to be called that." But the name ·anything I was doing at all. After I the source (in fact, the title of the Friar's East for the following three cliche as possible. (I say) Use any episode is, "May The Source Be 8:00 have to believe that you're doing a range of material, everything from doesn't matter to a band who tries worked with them, I just started rock 'n' roll cliche you can possibly weeks. This is a group well worth With You"). good job to keep your energy level Phoebe Snow's "Poetry Man" to to be different; unconventional to going on to different things." find and rock it up." I'm sick and tired of spending a the Bee Gee's "Staying Alive," and blowing off studying for a night. Vessells, formerly of L.B. Since this is a comedy the enemy University Store Uptown Store up on a dead night or a night when say the least. The Clams are a good show tortune on tapes ancl records Mark and Denise Shorey are the Cottonwood, is a side man for Bo Gorgon, who wants to conquer the 2222 Centlal S.E. 4517 Centlal tU. band, they write good music and universe, says, "The source is here, and I'm not going to take it Clams and in their present line-up Diddley and has made an exciting they have a sense of humor that 255-2225 266~9887 ·Lnffiuslca I feel it." "Is the source anymo;e! the band includes bassist Dale transition for Albuquerque fans helps them through the "hard ffion.-Thura. 10-10 ffion.-Sat. 10-8 The New .Mexico Humanities Brandt, hot flash guitarist Gordon switching from laid back country to dangerous?" he is asked. "Only if times" a band often experiences. In it's on your side." comes the quick Fri. Sat. 10-12 "Gettln Better Sun.12-6 Council and the UNM department Vessells and the prodigal son Bert blistering rock 'n' roll. Denise said, the past two years, Denise said that Sun.12-6 of modern and classical languages Challenor on drums, who was one "Gordon was always into rock 'n' reply. All The Time" the Clams have had more than 30 For those who prefer Slar Trek to invite the public to a free of the original Clams. roll. It's only been the last two people in and out of their band. I :B.nnd lecture/concert entitled "La musica Mark Shorey said that some of years that he's been playing country asked how they have survived ' . evangelica en Nuevo Mexico," the band's early influences were and western, because in this city through all the changes. Mark said, which will be delivered by professor Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart that's what people really want to "Easy. You just smile and figure Stanley Gutierrez and Albino Baca. and Flo & Eddie but at present he hear. So to make money he played this is going to be.a better day." UNffi country-western." weekend on San Mateo just south The presentation will be the fifth said, "Now this punk thing has got At the Compiled By ROBERT SPIEGEL of the series Nueslra cultura me. I haven't really heard that ofLomas. " hispanica, vive o muere?, and will Rodeo Club Union Honeywood: Mellow sounds at Dazzle: The sparkling sounds of be held today at the Barelas good ole Okie's this Saturday Dazzle will brighten up the funk at Community Center, 801 Barelas meeting (sub) Fogg's Bar in the Albuquerque Inn night. SW, at 7:30p.m. sus movies through Saturday. Jubilee: Party sounds at wild Okie's Stanley Gutierrez, ·a life-long Theatre this Friday night. Patent Pending: Excellent vocal resident of New Mexico and The Independent film series march 1, 1978 arranging and a wide range of Soundstage: Dancing the night continues tonight with the complete away to Soundstage at the Friar's presently an instructor of Mexican material makes Patent Pending a guitar at UNM, will deliver the works. of Austrian filmmaker Peter 7:00pm Frldny: group well worth a night at the East on Wyoming just north of the musical segment of the program Kubelka. Jonas Mekas of the Luis Sunuel's Friar's Pub on Lomas between freeway through Saturday. which will be of an overview of Village Voice has said of Kubelka SUB Room 231 E San Pedro and Louisiana. Professor Harry and the Faculty: religious music in New Mexico. He "his cinema is like a piece of All that jazz at Albuquerque's Simon Of Gumbo: This tight country string will demonstrate the types, the crystal, or some other object of New members only jazz haunt, and they even band will warm up the Golden Inn categories and the development of nature; it doesn't look like it was play on Sunday night at the Mirror The Desert PANCHO VilLA this Friday night. this evangelistic music through produced by man." Welcome Lounge on Marquette. J.J. Cale Cocaine for the crazy contemporary times. Kubelka is known as . a TEQUILA names as Tulsa's best pulls into the Jackson Kane: Ballads are the order perfectionist and has taken as long Golden Inn this Saturday night. of the evening at the Monastery as five years to produce a film of Tennessee Hat Band: Dim lights, Inn on Eubank and Menaul twelve minutes. This precision is thick smoke and western swing through the week's end. applied not only to the complex music at the Headquarters on Made in the Shade: Ooooooh what visuals but to the soundtrack as Central through Saturday night. a nice, clean and exciting group. well. For Kubelka is one of the very Street Talk: Catch the disco soul Donna, Sid, Scott and Scott will few working in film who could be Denise and mark Shorey sounds of Carl Silva and the band keep up the steamy heat at the said to be working with sound and when Street Talk tells it straight at Turn of the Century Club at BOOK SALE it's combination with the visual Alfalfa's on Lo1pas between Winrock Mall through Saturn's with the same intensity usually Washington and San Mateo. day. Feb.15-Mar. 6 reserved for the visuals alone. The Traveller: Yep, they're still Planets: Denise and the guys are most intricate example of this 5-7 Mon. - Fri. together. Don't miss one of keeping it spinning at Ned's on occurs in Trip Ia Africa. Other Albuquerque's most together Central all week long. LIVING BAT<;H films to be shown tonight inc! ude Mon.&Wed. FREE BEER* bands at Uncle Nasty's on Central Showdown: Dance to the red sauce Mosaic in Confidence, Adebar, 8:30pm-10pm near Washington through the with Showdown at the Hog's BOOKSTORE Schwechater, and AmuljRaner at 8 Tues.&Thurs. LADIES NIGHTS* weekend. Breath Saloon on north San Mateo 2406 Central S.E. · p.m. only. Ozone Express: This is just about through Saturday. (across from Johnson Gym) Friday's film will be Luis 8:30pm-10pm the last chance to see the infamous Redwood: The sounds of Redwood Bunuel's Simon of the Desert, a In The Wyoming Mall Fri. FREE BEER LADlES Ozone before the members will keep the fancy drink drinkers surrealistic comedy concerning develop their off-shoots. Catch the shouting for a free one through the Quality Plants All Ladies Well Drinks Free * $1.00 Cover religion and the temptations of the Express at the Apollo Lounge this weekend at the Establishment. · flesh. The short film Overflow will at The Lowest Prices Lunches Served Mon. - Fri. 20%0ff be shown with it. 2268-c Wyoming NE I Albuquerque, N.M./f57t12/ ph. 505-294-3072 Books In Stock The Coconuts starring the Marx Boogie To: Bros. will be shown Saturday at 7, 9:15 and 11 :00 p.m. This. was the Just Arrived Presents first feature by the world's greatest Traveller Okies 30%0ff comedy team. A New Shipment Foot Long 1978 Calendars NEWMEXICO'h. of ~ ~ LARGEST Uncle Nasty's Hot Dogs SELECTION Under New Ownership ·~ Store Hours: Rubber Plants CAPEZIOmJ Gi}_ Entertainment 6 Nites 4418 Central S·E M-Fl0-7 DANSKIN ~ Areca Palms .35c Sat 10-5 GYM-KIN ~'iu\ 10% Discount to UNM students with ID Sun 1-5 daily 11-3 4121 CEMT~~L NE opposite llllond Shopping ,-•"'"'"'"''".·.-···
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~·.... Tonight! J Anne Boleyn, wife of King JHenry VIII who was beheaded j in 1536, had six fingers on one - hand and had three breasts. Friday, February 24,1978 The AS City College Speakers Committee presents A 'Nu' Message Board OK'd by House In Voice Vote
The New Mexico House of reduced to l.IJ ror support ofT-VI Representatives concurred with the with an expanded curriculum amendments passed by the Senate incluping academic courses. The on the Community College bills and amendments proposes that the mill approved the measures by a voice levy remain the same which is 4 vote Thursday. mills. c $ - s The Senate approved the One mill of that would go to ~-- V----.. amendments in a 28 to II vote support the new college. The I Tuesday. If the proposal becomes remaining 3 mills would support T law, the voters of Bernalillo County V!, and the state would make up T will have the final say on the Vl's loss2s. college. The state would also aid the Under the amendments, the community college in its budget. college will not be part ofT-VI, but the governing board will be the The original bill asked for $8 same as the T-VI's board with two million to purchase the University new members appointed by the of Albuquerque as facilities for the governor. college. The amendment reduces this amount to $4 million and no longer stipulates what facilities arc The amendments make changes to be bought. in I he financing of the college, the purchasing of facilities, and tuition for students. The amendment also requires that s~udents pay for academic The original proposal asked that courses, while the original proposal the mill levy to country voters be made no such requirement. Forum tor Women
This miniature working model of ths Eta Kappa Nu message board in the Pit is one of the many displays at the Electrical Designed to Localize Engineering Open House. The exhibit will be open Friday from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. unti/1 p.m. in the civil engineering buildings. Key National Issues
The upcoming New Mexico women's issues. Women's Forum is expected to A political rally will kick off the draw about 1,000 womem to the beginning of the forum from noon two-day workshop of current to 4 p.m., March 2. The forum will continue through March 4. Scheduled speakers at the rally include: Bruce King and Bob Tuition Tax Credit Ok'd Ferguson, Democratic WASHINGTON (UPI) - The gubernatorial candidates; Tom Education and Welfare strongly $250 per year. government would offset the tax Senate Finance Committee Rutherford and Lenton Malry, opposed the tax credit proposal just credit. Thursday voted up to $500 in tax before the vote. Democratic candidates for with lieutenant governor; and U.S. Sen. credits for all college, vocational, The plan is a compromise Proponents of the credit were -After Aug. I, 1980, the credits Pete Domenici. secondary and elementary school between two competing tuition highly critical of Carter's plan to would increase to a maximum $500 Topics at the workshop will students who pay tuition, including credit proposdls - one by Sens. increase grant programs, saying (50 percent of the first $1,000) and include Battered Women, Women the first direct federal aid for William Roth and Abraham that the forms were far too would be extended to elementary in Theology, Politics, Education parochial school students. Ribicoff limited to college tuition, complicated and demanded too and secondary school students. and Media, the Equal Rights If eventually approved by and the other by Sens. Bob much personal information. Most of the parochial students Amendment, Child Care, Rape, Congress, a quick challenge to the Packwood an'd Daniel Moynihan would be included at this time. Women Offenders and Lesbian ss ss Supreme Court is expected, setting which covered all tuition. "First of all you have to have a up a constitutional test of federal rights. The compromise plan would No "do.uble dipping" would be college education to fill out the aid to church schools. P.M. Duffy-lngrassia, work this way: 'allowed. Students who for various form," said Roth. The credit would be phased in, coordinator, said the forum is being -Beginning Aug. I, 1978, reasons can deduct the cost of the beginning with college and held in an effort to continue the tuition payments by full-time tuition under present law would not They also complained that HEW momentum begun at the vocational students this fall up to a college and vocational students be eligible for the new credit. Also, takes too much time to approve International Women's Year Thursday, February-23, 8:00pm ,, maximum $250 credit, and would be eligible for a credit up to ,I any tuition grants fron\ L?ans and grants. conference in Houston 1st expanding to all students with a November. If maximum $500 credit beginning To Andean Center ' I. r' She said, "There were several key !! Aug. I, 1980. Parttime and issues in Houston, but unity and Popejoy Hall ,, graduate students would be education regarding such issues as ,i included after Aug. 1, 1981. II the Equal Rights Amendment were lr The vote was 14-1 with only Sen. II the priorities. Lloyd Bensten, D-Texas, voting no. Alumnus Givf:~s Money RESERVED SEATS "With the problems outlined on \ Bentsen said he was concerned By BETTY CASE Shaver i'ormcr a ting pres> affairs officer for the the national level, it's now time to about budget deficits. LOBO Staff Writer U.S. em hf ·,,y iJ, Q1 ,to, graduated from the University bring the issues home, to the state A tax credit is subtracted directly $2.50 general public I $1.25 students li A journalism graauate from UNM donated $1868 to in 1960. level, and encourage women here to \l from taxes owed and therefore is a the Andean Center, a UNM extension program in The o; · :>. • ,. ill be available to students for use in understand the power of women of dollar-for-dollar saving to the 1 Tickets on sale at all Ticketmaster Locations: li Quito, Ecuador, for scholarships, a spokeswomen for the I~ ~~ ilJI!dbdemic year, Jaramillo said. politics." taxpayer, as opposed to a deduction the Center said. I; Jaramillo, a graduate of Valley High School and a Duffy-Ingr-assia said "This or exemption which is subtracted Popejoy & SUB Box Offices The spokeswomen and former student at the UNM junior said, "The interesting thing is· that the forum is for all women and there from income before taxes are Andean Center, Ca'rlota Jaramillo, said Fred Shaver are no fees involved. We want to calculated. money is a gift. Something like this hasn't happened in All LP Goodbuy & General Store Locations donated the money after selling his car. a long time." see rural women, minority women, It was the first formal vote by .Jaramillo said this is the first time any money has This year, only 37 students are attel1ding classe; at diabled women -- all women who H. Cooks Sporting Goods in Winrock _• Candyman (Santa Fe) any congressional committee since been doantcd to the center for scholarships. the center, but it can accomodate as many as 60, she want to participate in shaping the President Carter announced his The center was established in 1968 by UNM. said. future of women in New Mexico." competing $1.2 billion increase in· It provides students the opportunity to live, study Jaramillo, who spent a year and a half at the center, For more information, contact education grants. A spokesman for and conduct research while living in a Latin American said students don't have to he "super flue11t" in the UNM Women Studies the Department of Health, country while working toward their degree. Spanish to study at the center. Program.
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