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Dethrones Energy Czar Washington (UPI)-John A. Love has been about the decision to abolish his office, the source The Treasury Secretary often has expressed his relieved of his duties as President Nixon's said. opposition to rationing, saying he would prefer The president's cabinet-level Energy Emergency instead an increased tax on gasoline to discourage chief energy adviser because other high council-which includes both Love and Schultz­ consumption, administration officials disagreed with in met two holrs later amid indications it would Officials estimated that the eventual work force strong stand in favor of proposals for recommend a t•ationing program to Nixon. But of Lhc new agency would include 2,000 to 3,000 gasoline rationing, an administration source after the meeting, the Council indicated no decision persons, among them six assistant administrators, ha~ been made. Simon's chief deputy, the officials said, will be John said Sunday, The source said Love will continue to serve as an S. Sawhill, who currently is associate director of the Officials said the White House will announce as!listant to the Persident, but he was "dis­ office of management and budget. Monday that Love has been replaced by Deputy heartened'' by Nixon's action and uncertain about Nixon, who spent the weekend at the White Treasury Secretary William E. Simon, who will head his future with the administration. House, mot Saturday for 90 minutes with Roy L. a new superagency to be know as the federal Simon, 46, who came to Washington last January Ash, director of the office of Management and Energy Administration. The agency will establish by Budget, executive order and oversee all of the government's from New York where he was a senior partner with Salomon Brothers brokerage house, also will be Ash later told rep01·ters that the adminifltration energy programs. Congress will be asked later to set expects to decide within the next few days whether it up by law. charged with running programs to develop new The source said Love was "sandbagged" by sources of oil, natural gas, coal, and nuclear energy to publish a gasoline and oil rationing proposal for review by Congress and the public. Treasury Department officials who were more as well as operating a gasoline rationing system, if interested "in quieting the stock market than in one is set up. But he said a final decision may not be made solving the energy crisis." Since he became a government official, Simon has until the end of December. He said the energy He said Simon and Treasury Secretary George P. drawn wide-spread praise for his grasp of the energy shortage still represents a "manageable crisis." Shultz "concocted" Love's downfall and "eroded" situation and his suggestions to alleviate the Ash said he and Nixon disagreed with those who his position with Nixon because they disagreed with problems. believe rationing is inevitable. But he acknowledged his stand on rationing and felt it would have a Schultz, interviewed Sunday on NBC's Mee~ the that "it is something that cannot be ig11ored." dramatic effect on the economy, particularly the Press, declined to confirm reports that Simon will In other energy-related developments: stock market. replace Love. He said Love has "done a great job in -The Washington Post reported Sunday that the Love, who resigned as Governor of Colorado last the policy end of this thing," be added that Simon White House has asked Congress to grant a limited July to become Nixon's "energy czar," was told also would do "a terrific job" if he were named to exemption from the antitrust laws to oil and other only last Friday by presidential adviser Melvin Laird head the new agency. energy companies. 3 Weekend Dorm Fires Chauffeurs Still Employed Wa~hington (UPI)- The energy crisis is turning those big black government. Jimousines into unwanted white elephants. But chauffeurs are still very much in demand. Unreported; No Suspects At least four of President Nixonjs Cabinet officers have either traded in their limousines for smaller cars or arc By JIM ARNHOLZ trying to. Two others are driving their own cars to work, and an agency head is now commuting by bus. Lobo News Editor Although there is strong official sentiment for a move Three unreported fires occurred in the away from gasoline-guzzling limousines, most chaffcurs Coronado residence hall early Saturday will not be on unemployment because their services are siill morning. Linda Friedman Assistant Dean very much in demand. of Students, said there were no suspects. IT BEGAN LAST May when Interior Secretary Rogl!rs C. The first fire started in the dormitory B. Morton dropped his Cadillac for a blue Plymouth Fury which now takes him back and forth every day from his garbage chub~ and was extinguished by home in Alexandria, Va. the automatic sprinkler system. The other Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz quietly traded in his two fires resulted in the destruction of a Cadillac recently for what aides described as "a little tan bulletin board in the television lounge on Chevy" in which he is chauffeured back and forth from Arlington, Va. the first floor and partial damage to a HEW Secretary Casper W. Weinberger switched from his bulletin board next to the room of senior Cadillac to a Mercury which carries him from his home on resident Toni Nolan. · Capitol Hill to HEW, about a 20 minute walk away. The campus police and fire department COMMERCE SECRETARY Frederick Dent is trying to personnel at Fire Station Number three, get rid of his green Cadillac but he can't immediately. Aides located next to the campus, said no report said he has cancelled the contract at the end of this year and the agency wants to order seven ''six cylinder family of the fires was made. style automobiles." Dent is chauffeured from his home in Friedman said no report was made f.? 1 Northwest Washington about 4 miles away. because "the fires were out by the time \, ,if the staff discovered them and we had no ""·-~·- suspects." But an unidentified student who was present during one of the incidents said a No Decision. Issued . student ·admitted to the advisor on duty '~ that he had set the bulletin board fires. The student said, ''I was in the upper hallway and some friends said the bulletin On Feldman Firing board downstairs was on fire. We went No statement was released over about its legality .. A university down and the board was 'flaring up. the weekend on the status of regulation prohibiting contract Everything fire. Rudy FeJdman, who is reportedly payment for services not rendered was on his way out as head football makes it necessary to work out "These guys were really ripped· so we coach at UNM. President Ferrel some kind of settlement. Neither sat down. in the lobby of Coronado. One Heady anticipates one soon, Heady not Feldman wanted to of them said. 'Hey, let's set fire to the maybe-as early as today. comment on the exact nature of bulletin borad next to Toni's (Nolan) "I said that I hoped that we the contract problems. room.' A little while later this guy came would have a statement sometime "I reaJize something has to be back and sat down. We got up and looked last week," Head said, "butwe are said about this, soon," Heady st.ill trying to work out said, "but I can't say that I'll have down the hall and ·the board was flaring contractual relationships. Our a statement by twelve midnight up. l~wyer and his (Feldman.'s) are Monday, for example. Photo by Bob Kandrotas talking.'' · "An advisor came by and asked who did <~My best guess is that there will One of two bulletin boards in Feldman has three years left on it. This guy said 'I did it. I c\o those kind a five-year contract, but be a statement in the next day or Coronado Dorm that was burned so." of thing for kicks' " · last weekend. The fires went apparently there are questions (Continued on page 5) unreported·. , · • • .. -, -.i ~-~~=~~ZJ~~~~~~~~s~~~~~ I Opinions expressed ~rr those of tile -c I "'t- Guest Column author solely and not necessarily those " .... Ne\N Mexico· of tile Lobo or UNM. """' I "' "' .0 z I " ~ .rr-..ro ' b ·;;; cheese & vegetables c- l'~ Q prepared fresh daily 101 Cornell SE & Shoes _o Ii By LARRY EMERSON Gallup's Public Health Service 0 We Deliver! 268-2300 Phone 266-8383 Robert Nakaidinae, who went hospital when six Indian men t:1 r .::<" into Gallup, N.M. March 1st along took over the administration ""' 1; ;:;;:" with Larry Casuse to protest the room in the hospital. Armed only "'g, r I city's treatment of the American for self-defense, the "PHS six" i ~ ~ ' Indian, was sentenced to two to laid several demands on the U.S. _., z" Dairy Queen I University Dairy Queen five years in the New Mexico Government in the interest of .0 better health treatment and better .... Il 1: 2300 Central S.E . State penitentary Nov. 12. There __, I " is speculation that Nakaidinae will living conditions for the American .,"" i, ., ,, ~"" Across from Popejoy Hall be eligible for parole in about Indian. ~ OFFERS VOU I: f seven months. There was a need to commit ' 1 T h e M a r c h 1 s t i n c i­ oneself to the movement that the f THEUNCOLA I,-'------den t-involving former Gallup Indian people had started. The 't Unlvetsity Hill mayor Emmett Garcia, a couple movement, itself, is as old as the I GLASS I , • ~ DAIRY QUEEN* of Gallup city officials, and most first contacts between the original .. , i of the Gallup police force-has inhabitants of this land called ~ ""·¥•.. -' ffietchQnts I ·rY ' ,,. 'f'"~ GIFT been ·portrayed by local media as America and the white men. stemming from the wake of Thousands of our people gave ~·'. I :::1;~·, CERTIFICATE protests concerning Garcia's their lives for a belief in the spririt $10 Nnme-n-Gro.m Winne(•" involvement in the UNM Regents' of the Indian way of life, and I Hnva a treat on us!•. Board and his connection with a several hundred nameless true I This card good for: t • • "" patriots gave their lives in the liquor store, acclaimed by some as J( hrl;fe. I. K aga...i.c. "the worst in New Mexico," near struggle for human independence and dignity. The white man, in a I From $1.00 to $25.00 the Navajo Nation, Window Rock, when ptosentcd at the store whoso address is Ariz. story told many times (but Do you know the student who's name we've scra1nbled? I stampatJ on th(J back, Valid only 1f initinlod by 'DON'T WORRY IF THE WEST SHUTS OFF YOUR GRAIN SHIPMENTS-I CAN GET A GOOD DEAL The March 1st incident itself somehow not often enough) was If you do pass the word along, the person gets a free authom-ed person. ON THE AMERICAN STUFF!' has been the center of much unveiled as the real culprit who GET YOURS I controversy. "Local media has had locked in his mind a sense of '10.00 gift certificate from the merchant with the .;~ 1,r ---· '..;"'::._"::._';.._;";_' O::._ff;_;A_;m_;O;_;O;_Co:;;';::' _;'.;.".:.;';,;";;;m;_;D;_O;,.Co:.;;;,;;p__ , superiority about his way of doing at billed the protest of Casuse and •N;jmt·a-<;ram I• plo~)cd ~a~h M••no..la\ m the '-"= ... , .. ,,., .. 14 things. It was the white man who Nakaidinae as an abduction" of Doul~ L,•f>..• A no~fr\e J\ ~elc,·ted 111 ro~nthmt fmm the r:·flh•h~d h• t••nto~l·t th~· k.Hun·U nwrdJJnt mlfl, University Dairy Queen II Emmett Garcia. The Gallup local was the cause of the terrible UNM Swdenl D•rr:Utll) ~mJ >~.ro~mhleJ Thclett~n ~~..11~!1 ho thc~a•ll hco1.J m lu• Jtl un lht• I'·'.!!C A .!!•11 (Across from Popejoy Hall) injustice dealt to the Indian. nr the- Jlut name >1nd tile Ia•! nam..- <~r.: "1.1Jml-olctl lnhlll.th: ut•rlh Sill lkl '" uo~J~ •.tliJ lur unc newspaper, the Independent had ~c-paro~lt'l.\ ltrt.J dt\ ttlc-J h~- 1hr: lWI"C~t m1ddtc untr;.~l m••nlh "1ll hi.' ,,.,_,.lfJcd \lith .Jh ... ,lut~h "'' uhb~.t· Take one to Sis., or II on March 2nd published a full The funeral of Larry Casuse, a Unhn I. DLIC m1~ht hcl'(lffiC' OhnJ l Ode) llllfl• few days after the March 1st Th~ pcrnm "'h••·~ numc h:n t>cen 'l'l"Jmhlcc.l h;a, It the ,-crhlil.tlc '' null!Jtrn~~.\1 11 \I.JIIl1.:t•lr,•rcd Jr., for the Holidays Library Sit-In photograph of Gallup policemen! unul rwJ~~ ur !he "cd; thl.' ll"rJmhled llilml.! '' ,., a hunu• tn the lt•ll•'" '"N"' celt."• 11 mncr II Individual Effort eventual correlation with the standing over the bullet-riddled incident, was attended by several The sit~in in Zimmerman Letter to Editor in reply to world. Te> do that we begin with thousand people who came from Library scheduled for tonight, body of Larry Casuse, and its Janie Harding's As You Lil•e I I. what is closest to us, ourselves, editor had later called the work of various parts of the Navajo Monday, December 3 has been As one of those discussed and continue to expand. Is that Nation, but mainly from the p o s /paned, pending a meeting area "militants" as "Yellow and squatters in your article As You not the basis of growth of most shallow." Despite the G a II up area. Navajo Chairman between the Associated Students life? Lihe lt I find mucl1 error in your proclamations of the editor, John Peter MacDonald, in a political Library Committee and Dean accusations. I feel you are guilty T. Sherbourne Zollinger, what ensured in the gesture, attended the funeral, Olympic Cycles Inc. Harvey of the library. of neglect, the reason for which I following days after the incident although a letter of support and Last Friday, November 30 after can't dctcrmi{le from. your artie]~; Josh Question condolence to then Gallup mayot my letter appeared in the Daily was perhaps one of the largest True, crowds no longer flock to There seems to be one thing protest marches in Indian history Garcia was sent bearing The Place for: Lobo calling for a sit-in to protest one with a cause. Yet I don't with the advance JOSH publicity and the largest protest march in MacDonald's name. the inadequate library hours, I perceive that as a sign of and the disagreements which are Gallup's long history of • Now Robert Nakaidinae is in was contacted by Carl Busse of uninvolvement. Certainly, with following have in common. Both anti-Gallup protests. jail at the New Mexico State the ASUNM Library Committee. some folks that is the case. But have centered on Josh, leaving the On March 31st in Gallup there penitentary, Santa Fe. He may be On Tuesday, December 4 he is from my minglings I've gained the basic question and the person on 11 Bicycle was the People's March," a day there for as long as five years with 111-D Harnrd SE Phona 288-3232 going to meet with John Harvey, impression that folks have wearied which he spoke almost completely long gathering of Indian people, a possible parole in about seven Dean of Library Services, to of this crowd scene. Many I know obscured and ignored. I feel that the vast majority Navajo, to hear months. present a proposal for extending are active, but on an individual Josh spoke with the intention of speeches in Navajo and English A great many Indian people your personal service ieweler the library hours. Carl Busse told level which naturally is less likely presenting information which concerning the injustice, in­ still believe Robert a non-criminal. me he felt the sit-in might to attract attention. The reason would encourage people to come sensitivity, and racism of Gallup Many still do not believe he is a Student Christmas Bonus EPAIFIS prejudice in a negative way his behind this switch to solo from to a decision on the following politicians and businessmen. killer, a madman, or anything like interview with the Dean. He asked group I can only guess at. Perhaps questions: According to Indian students of that. In fact, Robert considers * all work guaranteed that the sit-in be postponed many felt past crowds were 1. Is Jesus Christ the son of the UNM Kiva Club, there were himself an uartist" or a upainteru contingent upon the success of his getting off more on their sixe and God, and did He rise from the approximately 2600 marchers and has exhibited many of his ~\' f;tt * lowest prices proposal. Please watch the Daily power of impression than their dead? with another 3000 or so Indian works in this area. He is a song * fastest service Lobo for further developments. cause.· Or perhaps they sensed a 2. Does this issue affect my life, people who stood and applauded writer, a poet who believes in 10% DISCOUNT I would like to take this ~ ~ * custom wheel builders certain insjncerity in how and, if so, how? Until you have in support of the marchers who action in an otherwise stale and ON ANY opportunity to clear up a few members clung to the group, for formed your own answers to these spanned several blocks. static political atmosphere of ::.::: ltP.II points about the sit-in. First the inspiration perhaps. Or perhaps questions, controversies ult was a time of unity, of a insensitive white men (not Contemporary Clothing DIAMOND RING Albuquerque's oldest European Cycle Shop protest was not meant to advocate they believe that groups act less concerning mongramrned Bibles, sense of hope, to see so many women). He believes in the i any particular library hours, but rashly and more clumsily than a etc. are, at best, completely Indian people-young and restoration of Indian tradition as ,. For Men & Women 2318 Central S.E. rather to be a statement by the few alone. Whatever the reason, I irrelevant and can only serve in old-who marched in protest of much as possible. He believes in 2324 Central SE students of dissatisfaction with believe my age folks sensed that a sidetracking you from facing the the slain Larry Casuse as well as the spirit of the Indian who has current library hours; a statement little concentration was needed on questions which may he of real the general mistreatment of always defied the white man's far more potent and public than the individual, or self. important to your life. Indian people by Gallup officials, foolish ways since the times of the the petitions and interviews which What you termed inactivity Dorothy Bourbon policement, and businessmen," invasions of Spain and Columbus. Turquoise Jewelry The LOBO Opticians are so easily ignored. Second, the stems not from a lack of concern commented one prominent Robert Nakaidinae is in jail for sit-in was intended to be a protest so much as a reshuffling of Navajo leader. protesting-for his beliefs. This Fashions from India & Mexico across from Our Certified Gemologist can assist of all people who use the library, prerogatives. We are concerned Nakaidinae himself was elated seems to be a typical situation. Lamp not only those who study there. A with the state of life outside. But at the news of so many supporters Robert is a political prisoner right Kennington Shirts you in selecting' the correct dia­ Yale Park study-in was proposed in order to because any sort of involvement for the Indian cause. At the time here in our "backyard," as Angela show the administration that we ' Lee Pants mond ring for that someone special- with that state makes demands on he was in the Gallup jail in Davis, a true person, had recently ,,,I 2320CentraiSE Shop Prescriptions filled, protest because we want to use one, we want to develop a solitary confinement a few blocks put it. Visit Our New Men's Shop . for Christmas. the library, not merely because· Strength and awareness of our away from the gathering scene, Robert should be out of jail. Repairs, sit-ins are fun. Finally I would like state within. How? By pursuing deliberately and ironically located His talents should be put to use Contemporary Fall & Winter We Make Lamps Replacements to remind all faculty members . our creative tendencies and at the highly controversial Gallup for the benefit of Indian people. ® butterfield jewelers Out of Anything that they use the library atid that Styles Arriving Daily 2316 Central SE exploring and feeding our ~ Inter-tribal Ceremonial grounds. His creativity is direly needed. His 2312 SE • ON UNIVERSITY HI See our large selection of bulbs. their· voices are considered curiosity of life outside. We've all · / The People's March was not leadership needs to be known. 268-4 somewhat more important than just recently grown into the one of Indians alone. There were Indian children, a reason for his the voices of the students. It freedom to learn through a variety members fr9m Chicano March 1st protest, need his would be very good if you, for of our experiences. For any depth organizations, a couple of white creativity in the schools. We need whom we go to the library, would of understanding, we must. For . youth organizations, and several his courage in standing up to the send a memo to the library or call most, our lives have· been too Black people. white men's system. We need to them on the phone just to say limited to make starch This protest came in the wake undermine the efforts of all those that you support longer hours in commitments to any externals. In of the Wounded Knee occupation who wish to keep Robert in jail. the library. time, which varies for each, our which was drawing controvery Indeed, Emmett Garcia, in a Once again, please watch tlie attention and activity will turn about the American Indian and humanitarian gesture, asked the Daily Lobo for further news upon something-that aroused us in the injustice and oppression that court recently not to send about the library hours. We may some past experience or connected the Indian with white Nakadinae to jail. The judge said I have to sit-in yet, but it is hoped exp_eriences. Then we'll carry on America. Custer, S.D., Gordon, no (naturally). He thinks Robert )i that whim we are in the library with the clarity and concisiveness Neb., and other. major protests should be penalized for together past 10:30 pm it will be often absent in group activity. . _____ focused attention oh the core of protesting. Ridiculous. ,! because the hours have been No, we are not all suffering -- '"'-.' white America. There was too much support legally extended. from fanny fatigue. Rather, we're \ Then suddenly in February for Robert and Larry Cas\lse. I Q.~ry .S.torm . L ,. .cleyeloping. oursel~e~ .to~a~ds. 9'!\ ...... _ •.. . • _ .••. , ..•_. ~l)oth~r. P.ro~e.st. swupg up. in . (C,qn.tfluted O'J page !3) JI ~I ' . '· ~- ·:· ...... ::.;:·.;- . . Clark Applicants Sought DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Applicants are being sought for to the executive secretary of the tho $15,000 Grenville Clark Prize, Grenville Clark fund. Campus Notes 0/fAY, fGUAH5, HGY, 8055/ Hli SAYS adminiotcrcd by Dartmouth Clark, a graduate of the YOI/~l BG TH& SGNAWR HfitL 1.41<1£ OKAY, NOW College and nnm~d for a Wall Harvard Law School, was director semester and into the next MH ON/3fi 7VNNeYON 'EM I The advisor was not identified. Street lawyer and activist who Kiva Club Meeting Students for 1060.. .I'/1 (0/JNT/NG of tho National Economy League There will be two meetings of semester. If interested, apply at 1Hfi PilON& I / ON YO/I l'itl'f!; .. , The hall advisor who discovered the died in 1967. in the 1920's and drafted the Environmental Action the Student Aids Office, Mesa the Kiva Club this Wedn~sday I bulletin board, who wished to remain The prize, awarded every three Economy Act of 1933, the first of Th<' Students for Vista Hall. years, is for "a scholarly work or evening, At 6 pm Dillon Platero of Environmental Action will hold a unidentified, said he found the fire at Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal the Navajo Division of Education an activity which significantly bill 8, mPctJng for lhe clf'clion of approximately 3 am. He would not will be at the Kiva Club to talk to Computer Colloquium furthers the objectives for which As a member of the Harvard offic.,rs on Monday, Dec. 3 at Dr. George P. Steck, staff S discuss the incident and said Dean Navajo students ahout 7:30 p.m. in Room 23l·D of the GrenviiiP. Clark fough L," according Corporation and the Ameri~port on th<" Plans for next semester will be in room 142 of Uw Computing can't make any statements on incidents." Applicants for tlw prize are status of sdwlarship aid (very discussed. All club members are CentPr. S'J encouraged to study the G•·envillc important), an idea for an Indian urged to atl<•nd. Clark papers at Dartmouth. Constitutional Controversy center, racist textbooks~ an idea Rt•Jmir ,"': \foiillLl'll~IIHl' Ski Meeting There will be a meeting to Leon, Savoy Have Good Albums for a Christmas party, and other discuss the emergency budget 011 ilJI foreign f Harvard Law School pertinent issues. All lndian There will be a m~eting for legislation-a problem that stems "JACK THE TOAD" them, but hP's a valuable ass£.~t impi"('SSiVP galJwl'ing of SOIU(' of Anyone interested in attending students are urged to attend. skiPrs on Wvdnesday, Dec. 5 at Savoy Brown llarvard Law School or Radcliff 7:30 pm in thl! SUB thl'ater. fmm last semester, The meetings who has injected some identity Nashvillll's finesl S(lssion men, sl. of llw year in any field, The only store of its kind in New Mexico ...... council m"eting of the semc;ter. Gay Lib * • • what he's doing. Quite a writing . . Car I Tb ay ler will read his By CHARLES ANDREWS Michelob and Budweiser Label merchandise ! Shop early while the selection is outstanding j poetry on Thursday, Dee, 6 at 8 UNM Gay Liberation will meet talent too-he w1·ote half the . . l.D. Labels Wednesday, Dec, 5 at 8 p.m. in I must admit I lost track of songs on the album, and they'•·e : : pm in thl' Clinton P. Anderson all the best ones. <>.e' :-I'J"O{e ~ Hats ets . . Spring Semestl'r !.D. validation Room in Zimmerman Library. Room 250B of the SUB. All gay Savoy B1·own some time ago, '"'"' : : somewhere around their sixih Even if you know nothing of v G\ass 8 . Ol tc'/c\e r\e\11' . . labels for pre·registcred students Thayler's prcsC'nlation is women and men interested in will not be mailed but will be sponsored by the ASUNM-GSA discussing direction and activilies album. Same with Fleetwood Mac the roots from which this album Mckcrs Mode 1-sh. oe /'.· '%, \'ofloto Bud Poker Tables i CORDUROY SLACKS ~ of the organization for spring and a couple of other British grew, it,s a good one which lndion Jewelry trts les v• . . distribut~d Jnn. 9 in the western Poetry Series, The public is . . foyer of Johnson Gym, semester are invited to attend. bands who have been around for anyone should be able to get right OlD TOWN in vi led. into. No Clash, no fire, but solid 2920 Central, S.E., Girard & Central 262-1041 Regular Now 2 for ~:: Further information-call ages buL in name only, changing I• $13.00 Pr. $ 1800 Work-Study 265·3089. faces so often you need a enough from top to bottom that I recommend it. I : New Mexico Work ·Study is currently scorecard. DAILY LOBO accepting applications for a Student Directories • * * j Always popular ribbed corduroy in a ~:· Pick up your Student Directory • SAVO\' IIROWN This one' I don't merely number of jobs-primarily typists, .1.\(K iiiE iOAIJ. ! good looking and warm dress style. Solid Vol. TJ No. 69 gcn(lral duties, library and with your ID and 10 cents at the recommend: I ought to get a i Navy, Gold or Burgandy. ~ Box 20, University P.O., UNM oth!'rs-for !he remainder of this SUB Coat Check. commission from Shelter and Univcr.~it\ nf'Ncw Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. 87131 Capitol for pushing it like I do. Alhuqucrquc. New Mexico . . I've always liked Leon Russel ! i I•:ditorial Phone (505) 277- INC:. Spcchli Low Low Grcm;1 Furc~ forChri~hnu' : . ~102, 277-4202 and always like country music, so . . Juan Corona Attacked in Cell; when I heard of this rny The Nc>w M<.'Xico Dully Lobo Is pu!J. expectations went sky high. And CORDUROYJEANS llahcd .Moudny throut:h Fridny every Thunderbird Travd Ag<~nl-y T11c... • in c.:Jwlnr W1!4.''' of the! Unlv(>rslty yt.•.nr Severe Body Wounds Inflicted for a change it wasn't a : I mu.l WN•kly tlurin~~ thC' lmmmt•r !l~sion dissapointment, not in the for fmnH.. 'ward-bound Student .1nd "f'C"ncfit from thC' : : by Uw Uourd of Stud('nL Ptlblit·ntiom: of farm labor contractor conv.icted ~Mvinr,s resulting from grnup t.rav<.~]. tht• tlni\.C'rsity of N<'W 1\t(lxfco, untl Is VACAVILLE, CALIF. slightest. It's Leon back to his ~- Regular Now 2 for $ 1800 i IIOL fimlnt•inJiy US'IOdlll<"d with UNM. (UPI)-Prisoners attacked of hacking to death 25 field hands first love, surrounded by an $12.00 Pr. • Ht•t•ond C'];,s;~ poslnJt(' pnitl nl AI!JUIJUt•r. taut•, Nrw 11-h•x.IC'c) i-17131. SI.Jb§<'rhltlon convicted mass murderer Juan V. in northern Ca1jfornia, was Tlw t.1n•ti hL·low ar<> b.HH.>d un J Group 1() 11r mon• pt•rt;on!:; tr;JveJ Jnr, outbound on tlw Silffi(' :E : rntt' i!l $7,1'i0 for Llw urruh•mic )'('nr. Gmona with a prison hobby shop reported in critical but stable flJght tn tlw fHJmol• Ueotin.J-tlmh Hw rl'lurn pnrtion t'f tlw tickC>t i1; valicl fur (ml• Jrwnth .and' 'J'h<.• OJ•lnionu l'Xllr<>,Ssl:'d 011 the edi­ condition. He sustained about 30 ind i viduQls t'.JU makt• TL't urn n•1wrv.Jt i(lfl/t ttl trll'l't tIll' 1 r •TWJJ JH'l'!-Wilal ne~dH. i You' II love these five terrific colors. : torial lmgtos or 'l'hc Dnily Lobo urn knife in his cell, inflicting severe th~l' oC lh<" nuthor ,olcly, Unsigned wounds on his fac~, chest and stab wounds during the attack late i Western model jeans with flare bottoms. E <)!!inion iS thnt Of thQ NJitorinl bOUl'tl Saturday night, said Bill Guthrie, But I do know this: ~\LW YORK: (LA GI,;ARJHA) Dl·t~:mlH•r lH TW FJI1Y th.•poJrtt; l~'J() p.m. arr. 9.37 p.m. u( Tht• Dully z~obo. Nothing Jltintcd irt stomach that forced removal of : : 11 'l'ht! Dully l.obu no:•('('Sflnrily t('Jlrescnts his left eye, a state prison spokeman for the state Simmonds remains, as the only Ikt·cmbl•t 19 •• u th(' views or tht• Un!V(Irsity O[ New surviving original member and as a 1 .i .i l\ll':part•; 12 ••!0 p.m. arr 3.~9 p.m. Now 2 for the California medical facility, the ~ a~$g1o~~gu~r. $ 1800 ~ state prison complex at Vacaville, a blues song with that tasty DPn•r.ila•r 19 " " " . . llt•tt•mlwr .lO . . for questioning about the attack, playing. It's reassuring. " ," " ! Three magnificent colors in a handsome i a prison spokesman said. And this: I don't know how Dl·t·crnh t'r !.1 '! , ," . . A knife from the hobby and long Jackie Lynton has been with Dt•n•mhl' r 2 2 " .! houndstooth pattern. Blue, Beige, & §. crafts shop, With a two·inch blade, i Gray. A really good buy! § In Old Town was found near the scene; Guthrje Priu.•: $13H.OO plus $1.27 St•t:uritv Clt.lr~w- . . said. . . · Corona's wife and other DL"u•mht•r 18 'I W B J\' dcpJrLs ').) j p.m. arr 7. 41 p.m. . . IJt.·l~l'miJPr 19 " " " : : members of his family were Dt•t:t._•miH." r 2 0 " , , i All three groups are by a very well known, § Largest Selection of Ponchos, rushed to the prison where . . Dt.•n·mlwr .!I T~ 3YiY .fl.'Jhlrth J. 35 p.m ••1rr 7 .ttl p.m. Men's & Women's cloths and other Corona was confined to a single J)(•tember 22 1W J'!JY tlt•p.Jtt!> 5.15 Jl.m. arr 7.41 p.m. i famous maker. Mix or match colors. Styl~s & ~ cell for his own safety during his fine articles from Latin America lengthy trial. sizes for personal wear or holiday gift giving. ~ l'rin•: $115.00 plus Sl..!l st•t-urHy t·hotrgt•. 1 During Dec., 10\t off with Student I. D. A statement from Vacaville 5 : said, "Corona received much De\·et:J{H•r 18 TW '315Y dt.•p.rrth 2 • ..!0 p.m. mht• r 19 " u u conviction on 25 counts of , , Any Two Any Two Ot•t"(•mber 20 , ," ! $1800 I 416 Romero St., N.W.-242-2128 murder, however no threats were Dt.•n•mlH.'r 21 " reported by Mr. Corona or by lh•t't:m!H"r 22 : Only Only : other inmates against him." " " " i i Prin•: $75.00 plus: $1.27 ~;t•curity t:h,Jr}.w. : I i Other great savings throughout the store ! If you have spvl'i.11 flight nt•eds and t'ilnnnt t.lkt• orH• of thf..• above flights, or :if : : tl'fH.'TV;1t ilmS f.ll1 ln•Iuw J() pl'rsmls ,HJU vnu d11 nut want to ~hangc• to .mother flight lht•n• ~ for your holiday budget. Save on shirts, i .Jtt! other altt•rn.Jli.Vt·~> whieh l'.IIl bt· wnrkt..•d Out if you coJ!J 1'JIUNDERB1RO 1"RAVr;L AGf.N"CY.

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COsta~Gavros maintains At the end of the movie the lhcre were in "The Confessionn Why, with that token of "'X "t.l military $1,50 that all events in the picture are Tupamaros are forced into a where he overdid a little. The only verisimilitude of our age: the tape 8' substantiated by fact. It would be double jeopardy p9sition. They recorder, Costa·Gavros stales that ~" • • • drawback to this movie is that the t:l By KARL VERA hard to refute his claim-the either Jet Montand go, showing Uruguayan gqvernmcntal officials he has listened to the tapes of the 0 • ol \1 jHj \\ l ·, '1 i ._.,,, Costa~Gavros' lust. moive, "The superb film speaks for itself. themselves as an impotent group Tupamaro interrogation of " .g : '' ~ 1 f II :'-\>•i'\j ... " I n~, J ~~~ 1 ~ l't•l\ -. ... are portrayed stereotypically '< ' ' ' ' ' Confession," dealt with political Mitrionc, called Philip Michael of rebels, or they klll him and rfsk without any human feelings. Mitrano. In playback voritas. "' ..... Hanin'> (;. tn H lit 3 IG II. nui.J\JJ! Hanlm 'i'·l'l :.!·Z k (inmt K-l-1 repression in Czechoslovakia. In Santore in the movie, is played by losing support from the s0' ·;; IG 0·1 :{ 10 an excellent script · Costa·Gavros Costa·Gavros' favorite lead: Yves Uruguayan people. As a .o !\'m•n 5 !I ~hli ·'3 If. n. Hubinson :5·14 " ~ " ·H 2 1 10 collaborates with Franco Bolinas Montand. Montand is held cap Live revolutionary points ou~, '~It. is t:l Ta)'lllr -1..5 ·1·4 4 1:! WhH{' 4·10 1·2 ·I 0 (who wrote the screenplay for by guerillas, the Tupamaros, in not a problem of sentiment," for 8 I> Sakrs a. 1 ...." .. , "r. 2 R All~n I ., :1. r, 0 "The Battle of Algiers" to present order to get Uruguayan political Montand is not afraid of dying, "' .. 5 B ,j, ..J ,, the same theme, only this time prisqncrs rclcascd.At first he "the problem is political." "'g. ;:;; ButUt' 0·4 2 2 4 Grnhmn 2·4 0·1 4 f'()korski 1·1 01 0 2 nillitlll(' 1-1 (l.() 1 r. 2 t.he neighborly protection is alleges to the Tupamaros that he Like Costa·Gavros' other ~ ~ irrcsistably offered to Uruguay by is a traffic control and movies, "State of Siege" is pure z Toppr;'rt. 1·2 o.o 0 1 2 l.t'h; 1·1 o.o 0 0 2 the cornmunicntions expert sent by politics. Using the same technique ·"'.... King o.o o.o 0 2 0 Uostic (1.2 o.o 2 0 Beuver Power: The Oregon Stntc Bcuvers of the u.s. CD ..: "State of Siege" is based on tho the U.S. to aid the Uruguayan he used in nzn and "'fhe ..., ., KrUtH: o.o 0·0 0 0 0 Unwkins (Hi o.o 0 1 0 Pac-Eight nre at the Al·ena tonight (7:30) to try and police. The guerillas question him Confession/' ho man~gcs to create Totals 27.[,1 21-2-1 31 21 75 Totalfi ~6·62 10-15 30 23 GG cut down the Lobo busket.bnllers. further until he admits that he tension in a film whose outcome "' &"" A Beller Idea! real occupation is assisting Lhe is known from the beginning by police in a different fashion, !hal the inctcused rapidity of cuts he has been sent to train police in from one politically opposed J Winter Camival search and destroy operatiqns group to another. He seems to i The Lobos out-shot New filed goal attempts to the Lobo's :J;®'w''1 · against revolutionaries. His MPxico State from the field and 53 per cent. Tickets for the Winter Cum ivai, ~ ~ ~'f_: ... 1M ..:· -:. :u '. . . the freethrow lin• and to br hold Feb, 8·10 at Red River, imported techniques include UNM coach Nmm Ellenberger torture and murder. Faculty Women's Club out·rebounded the taller A~gi~s to N.M., arc on sale ($5) downsuurs c:rown The UNM Faculty Women's post a 7 5·6 6 season-opening said he felt his tenm had t9 in Johnson Gym at the ski office. ·InTErnaTionaL' Club will hold its Christmas ball basketball victory over their state out-rebound the Aggies in order ' Weak Arguments on Dec, 14 in the Cotillion Room to win. His team did that, 37·30, 7611 Mcnaui296·(.97H 'rhe State Department's rivals Saturday night in Las Mcnaul & Pennsylvania of the Four Seasons Motqr Inn Cruces. behind Hagins and Bernard undercover corruption is rcvcah!d, beginning at 7 p.m. Hardin, who were also UNM's and the guerillas accuse Man !and UNM opens its home season A buffet dinner will be served tonight (7:30) when the Oregon high·p9int men with 16 pqints of trea:5onous intent in a country and an orchestra will play for ape ice. Hardin had eight rebounds reeling from one political crisis to State Beavers visit the Arena. The dancing. Beavers arc an experienced team while Hagins neutralized NMSU's another. He argues back in law seven-footer, Tree Grant. They Reservations may be made with 'B.O.' Opens New Rodey from a tough conference, UCLA~s and order rhetoric based on a Mrs. Kirk Webster, 3216 Casa scored the same number of points weak, abstract defense of and figures to be one of the Bonita NE, by Dec. 7. does wilh the combination in the strongest non-WAC teams the and the Lobo center had 10 freedom and Christianity. The By KARAN PLAGGE caroms to GrantJs nine. revolutionaries' argument is just as production that makes the Lobos will play this season. That qf inconclusive. The curtain rose for the first difference. She portrays a sweet ...- is the first five games UNM has UNM led by 12 at the half after -~ "What kind of revolution do time in Rodey Theatre Friday young thing with an effcc~ive .. at the Arena in the next two State stayed clos~ for Lhe first ten The Studio ua.llcry you want?" Montand yells. night for the gala opening of "The delectability. weeks. minutes and held on to give 400 San Felipe N.W. Wendell Taylor, Bill Ha~ins, "Let's say a world where Beggar's Opera" by John Gay. The most despicable character Photo by Dean Benson Ellenberger his third win over the Old This impressive production under of Pcachum was powerfully and Bruce Battle were each 4·4 in three tries. the direction of Robert Hartung, played by Curtis Plagge; his comic Forward Barnard Hardin from the charity stripe and the Chairman of the Theatre Arts timing with this part was (above) had 16 points Lobos were good on 21 of 24 free The Cultural Program Committee Department, made for a very delightful. Dan Sparks, playing Saturday as did center throw shots. State was 10 for 15. pleasant evening spent in the Lockit, created a character that The Aggics took 12 more shots SHOP the ORIGINAL AND THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Bill Hagins to share UNM from the field but made only one r-----. luxurious new theatre. one certainly would not want to turn his back on. Both of these high-point honors against more than the Lobos. NMSU This large and splendid cast connected on 44 per cent of their gave fine performances in the men made fine use of facial the Aggies. 245·year·old musical comedy. expressions that left me not POPEJOY HALL Ann Dcblingcr as Lucy Lockit, wanting to blinl.< .. for ..fear of 1-----.1 AT TilE UNIVERSITY OF :\lEW :\11\XICO whose voice was most delightful, missing one. Seals Takes Heavyweight gave a show that will leave Sean Daniel as the lead present audiences longing to see her again. MacHcath, the romantic and suave Shari Aubrey as Polly Peachum highwayman, set a fine example Title in Arizona Tourney has an enchanting voice and a fine for students of the stage in the acting quality but it's what she UNM Theatre Arts Department. The UNM wrestling team finished third, the Lobo PARKATTHE DOOR His esteemed voice always keeps placed seventh out of 17 teams in heavyweight was defeated by you hanging on every note. the Arizona Invitational Kalkbrenner. There were two OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 The promising performances of Tournament held in Tucson over fourth·placc finishers from Anne Terrell, Hallie Newman, and the weekend, but Lobo Jacobsen's squad. Junior Glenn John Zimmaro certainly added to heavyweight Milton Seals did get Woelk, 118 pounds, won twice STDP RND the effectiveness of this successful an individual title for himself. before being edged 7·6 by UCLA's production. Theatre lovers of Oklahoma topped Washington, Steve Siroy while senior Dave 79 points to 721h points, tq take Romero, 126 pounds, lost to Alhqucrque should make an effort SAVE TDDAY ,I, FO•REIG'n to see this production and enjoy the team title in a field smaller Washington's Brad Jacot, 7·3, TOM MALLOW BYARR"'"""TWITH JOHN GALE the new theatre that will be than predicted. Lobo coach Ron after taking two decisions. H.~\o)-$. pleunts All 'GO WO'R 1(5 housing future productions of the Jacobsen said last weekend that . The Lobos next action, and New Arrivals Daily T COMPLETE FOREIGN CAR REP.41R about 24 teams were expected to first match at home, is this UNM STADIUM ~ ~ '----"'--- Expert Mechanics Honest Prices University's Theatre Arts Department. attend, but the fuel shortage Saturday (Dec. 8) against Western Shop Early NORrH•SOU7'H F'R.:A.•~:Q All work fully ouarsnteed "The Beggar's Opera" will run prevented some squads from State College. The match will be .NOEL HARRISON 4901 Gibson SE 268·9050 nightly until December 8, with making the trip to Tucson. held at University Areana and will / ffJ • 1718 YALE SE ••• • (one block wesl of San Mateo) the exception of Tuesday. The BYU, the grapplers expected to follow the basketball team's game Avoid The Rush ::::! • Bchtnd P1ancer Wear ••• ANEWCOMEU( . I (" building marked "RETAIL" curtain will at ~:15. cause UNM the most trouble in with North Dakota . the WAC this season, finished third in the invitational with 62 points. Cai·Poly was fourth, 55'h points, followed by Oregon State 44'h, UCLA 42'h, UNM 32'h, Stanford, 201h, Arizona State, 16 LEATHERS and rounding out the top ten was Hair Designs Central & San Pedro SE Utah. with 15 points. Another for r~ Men's • ·women's Coats-Jackets conference school, Arizona, was Juan Tabo & andelaria NE 12th. MEN ~:?J UNM's Seals pinned rl1' Oklahoma's Bill Kalkbrenner at SAVE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT- I' 3:49 to take the heavyweight TODAY • • 10% off title. A week earlier at the l Oklahoma Open, where Seals UP TO With Student 1. I Christmas OFFERING THE CONTEMPORARY EVERYDAY ALCULATOR Holiday NATURAL HAIR DESIGNS GROOMiNG CONCEPT IIJGIR FIWt:J.~ C!III\STOPHER HEWETT . f large S~lection ~-...,:-~~-~--~- T Ski Colorado-5 165 Body Waving DON'T PAY •12 FOR PANTS . SAVE HERE! 8 Days & Nlgh15 in ~ Pocket, AC-DC, ! Monarch, Colorado ~:if, Natural & FACTORY OUTLET SAVES AND MORE I Vz Thursday, December 6-8:15 P.M. lncl All transportation-room­ Women· s Hair Cutting Tickets 6.50, 6.00, 5.50, 4.50, 3.50 AC Only, I ( breakfast-and lift tickets. 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