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3-26-1981 New Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 085, No 120, 3/ 26/1981 University of New Mexico

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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1981 - 1985 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1981 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 0 VOL. 85 NO. 120 Thursday,March26, 1981 U.S. Mission Attacked, l J Dalllaged Extensively t SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador asked to remain .anonymous, also I (UPI) -Gunmen attacked the U.S. said U.S. Marines guarding the Embassy Wednesday for the third embassy had opened fire on the time in three weeks, firing rocket­ attackers. propelled grenades and submachine U.S. Embassy spokesman guns into its third floor, embassy Howard Lane declined comment on spokesmen said. the report. No one was injured but damage Lane said no one was injured in was extensive. the attack and added that he was Eight men in civilian clothes drafting an official report. opened fire on the embassy with a Earlier in the day, government hand-held rocket launcher and spokesmen said the 30-year-old several submachine guns at 3:10 daughter of junta President Jose -p:m.-EST ana escaped in two cars, - Napoleon DUarte had survived-an­ said a waitress in a restaurant apparent assassination attempt across the street from the missio!l. similar to one last week against the It was the third time in three Interior Minister. weeks the bunker-like embassy in A red pickup truck tried to cut northern San Salvador was at­ off a bullet-proof van carrying Ines tacked. Guadalupe Duarte de Naves as she The last was blamed on leftist and her chauffeur drove through ,, guerrillas fighting to topple the downtown San Salvador Tuesday U.S.-supported junta, and the first night; aid spokesmen for the was blamed on rightist extremists. Ministry of the Presidency. A doctor whose office is next to No shots were fired and Mrs. the restaurant said the gunmen Navos and the driver were unin~ fired at least three rockets. jured. One of the rockets apparently fell On Saturday, a red pickup truck short and exploded across the street blocked a car carrying lnterior from the mission, shooting out a Minister Ovidio Hernandez hail of shrapnel that shattered the Delgado while gunmen threw windows and. flattened the tires of explosives at the car. several cars in a nearby parking lot; The minister was not hurt, but a the doctor said. child riding in a car behind The doctor a11d the waitress. Who , Delgado's wasJnjured in the blasts.

l'rotf!Jstors Uilther around candlillight in a night-time march against U.S. aid to El Salvador. (Photo by · Aaron Rael) Researchers Investigate Mayans

For alrtlost a · century, in­ Clark University in Massachusetts, spotted from the air did in fact vestigations of the ancient Mayan Bill Turner, and three UNM relate to an agricultural system. The civilization of Central America graduate anthropology students arc results of that investigations were have intrigued and baffled currently working at a site. in positive, and enough evidence was scienti.sts, but research by a VNM northern Belize (formerly called retrieved to demonstrate the direct anthropologist is expected to shed British Honduras) on the east coast relationship between aerially Visible new light on Mayan culture and of the Yucatan Peninsula. lineations and raised ·fields may contribute to enhancement of They arc examining an ancient surrounded by canals on the food ·· production in tropical raised agricultural field in a swamp · gt'OUJld,, wetlands. near l

, j . . j' dispel some of the .mystery of "the 1979 pilot .l'toject/' Mayans has been a method called ~, .. ancient Mayan economy and Harrison said, "had the'putpose of "slash-and-bum. n ~- ,_'··-~- p(jpulati

~ . dent Mayan population, judging front ttle sizes and numbers of Question of Paying Senators living sites, Harrison said. ''We hope that the new un­ derstanding we will gain of the To Be Voted on by Students ancient Mayan food production .system will co.ntribute to the. · Debbi~ Barnhart '•ihere are schools now that have contemporary understanding of paid senators, but they have to agricultural exploitation in tropical The ASlJNM Senate voted attend a certain number of meetings wetlands, jj Harrison said. Wednesday to let students decide and have set office bouts." SOil experts are exatttinifig tbe whether or rtOt future senators Sen. Matthew Baca was in favor sedimentation of the Belize swamp should be paid. ofpaying future sen:~tors. where the field research is un­ There was some debate over the "I support it because l've spent a derway to look for differences and issue, however. •. f' . 'l d' l' . h'. . .h . similarities of surrounding soils in Sen. Mark Edwards said he ot o. bflte tere an. . WIS . I ad an effort to reconstruct the history something to show for it, besides didn't think the question of experience. n of the use of the swamp. payment of senators should even be brought up. Vice President Pete Pierotti said "Students don't think the senate he thOught having the question on is doing a good enough job now. So the ballot would increase voter The Lobo htten•iewed why should we get paid?'~ turnout for the elections. University . of Virglna Ail· Cit1dy Lassster pleads to a crowd of more than. tOOlisteneis fOI' all Sen. Bob Matteucci said he uone student told me the only American Ralph Samlfsun. See sinnlH's .to repent. The ex·ditiCo qbeen came With a group of thought senators should be paid reason be carne out to vote each stor.y on page 7, evangelists who will contlniJfrspesking on the mall today. (Photo by only if they were required to follow semester was to vote down paying Randy Montoya) · ' ' . ,·; • , · somesetofrules. · , "·:.tl1esenate/ 1 Pier.ottisaid:•:,· · • • · •

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World News by Untted Press International Pilot Project To 'Professionalize' Campus Briefs State's Foster Parents' Training Reagan Re-affirms Haig' s Role Speech Therapy Seminar Planned Foster parents throughout New According to Smith; foster tl1ey, as a group, choose. Bride-to-be Gets Tarred Mexico, particularly those who care parents are trained by "identifying Individuals who complete the 96 WASHJNG'UJI>< ··· President hnow h the conuud of foreign and Poland . would "absolutely the special and complex hours of training will be certified as policy. The .1ecretary of :rate i>1!lY not" be .::ons1dered crises. for children with special needs, are Tf)WN CREEK, Al;:. - A Reagan went out nf hb way A two-day s.eminar on stuttering is scheduled for April'! and 2, developmental needs - physical, Speciali;(ed Foster Parents, Smith napping and third-degree a&~ault primary adviser o_n fore!gn affa;rs receiving specialized training in a woman who stripped iler ex­ in a case Sheriff Grady Rose Wednesday to reaffirm SeGretary nf Dyess said, "I don't know who'll from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sheraton Old Town Inn in pilot project developed at UNM. emotional, social and mental - of said. Certificaton will be by the and in that capac1ty he 1> the chJef it. I have no idea what the Albuquerque, husband'& bride-to-be to the ca!Jtd "~omething out ·of the State Alexander Haig'b statu' as his de.~ne Funded by the 1980 New Mexico the battered or abused child so that state's Department of Human "primary adviser" foreign fmmulator and spokesman for Dr. George H. Shames, professor of psychology and waist, tarred and feathered her, hone and buggy days." on cns1s ~anagement team will oo." Legislature, the Specialized Foster they can provide a corrective and Services which oversees foster care affairb despite ~risis fureJgn policy for this ad· speech/language pathology at the University of , will croppe!i her hair and dropped creation of a Ha~g has been unavailable to Parent Training Project is healing environment." programs in New Mexico. management team headcti by Vice mini>tmtion." focus on stuttering and the Shames-Florance stutter-free speech her off at the city dump wa~ Rose 1.aid Ms. Jameson, of newsmen since the announcement headquartered at UNM and Also demonstrated are the (i:reen Valley, Ariz., checi;ed The pre;ident's deci~ion to read therapy program. "Once the:;e parents are certified freed from jail on bond Wed­ President George Bush. that Bush will bold the post. The directed by Dr. Richard Smith, generational cycle of child abuse they will be paid more for takin15 The president took the unusual hi> ;tatement to reporters was .due "Dr. Shames has had excellent success in the treatment of stut­ nw.iay, defiantly prociaiming into a hospital and was released incident ~as . the first major dash chairman ofUNM's department of and the skills needed by foster c;~re of special needs children,'' justi~e had been done. in good condition. step of reading a prepared to the mt1ny questions that arose for power lU the new administration terers,'' said Dr, Sumner Blanchard, assistant professor of com­ during the day, White House press home economics. parents to reduce the risk of the Smith sa.id. "They should be "h's about lime someone did Mrs. McElwey, who was statement to reporters · before and it appeared Haig had lost. municative·disorders. battered child becoming an abusive viewed .as professionals, as persons scaetary Jim Brady said. He also Speech and language pathologists from all over New Mexico and Now operative in six New Mexico this," said Marietta McE!wey, married to the 62:-year·old leaving for Quantico, Va., for an State Department officials cities, the project is re;1ching out to afternoon of horseback riding. ,aid Haig will be attending most of from neighboring states have been invited to attend the Shames parent. who have become very good at 53. "What she was trying to do doctor from 1946 to 1976, later ?elieve the problem is real, and couples who provide foster care to Foster parents who care for what they do." But offJcials said the issue of the president'; daily national seminar. Registrations are being taken at the UNM department of was take my husband away." told a reporter she had no mvolves more than a squabble em more than 1,200 foster children. children with mental or emotional Mr~. McElwey and her sister, foreign policy control will remain <,Ccurity briefings from now on. bureaucratic turf. communicative disorders, 608 B!!ena Vista N.E. apologies for the incident. Baseti on a model curriculum handicaps are offered insight into ' Shirley Van Haron, who has a Robbie Jean McCorkle, were unsettled until the nev. system is "It was justice forthebride,'' Acting spokesman William Dyess They recall that Zbigniew tieveloped at the Institute for the their own attit11des and values in master's degree in social work, charged with first-degree tested in aetion. Mr~. McE!wey said. at the State Department, speaking Brzezinski, security affairs adYlser Study of Children and Families at order to become more comfortable coordinates the training projeet. burglary, seGond-degree kid- Th.e wedding was delayed. Reagan's statement read in part: for Haig, >aid, "There is no doubt in Jimmy Carter's White House Legality, Sexuality To Be Discussed in working with foster children. The project office is located in "One of the principal respon· Eastern University, the that the secretary of state remains wa~ able to dominate foreign policy project includes 96 hours of They are taught techniques for UNM's Onate Hall. ~ibilitie:; of a president as we all the preeminent advisor on foreign by taking over ''crisis The implications of the legal system on sexuality will be one of the specialized training and is divided coping with a child's day-to·day 1 policy matters." management,'' and then defmlng topics Jor discussion Thursday at 7 ;30 p.m. in room 253 of the SUB behavior "so thatthechildnotonly Instructors, al screened and into three segments. selected by Smith, himself a former Bush, in hi; fir>t public r.omment two major fomgn polky issues­ during the biweekly meeting of Juniper, a lesbian, gay and bisexual The first segment of 24 hours functions at a higher le~·el but is foster parent, all have social science Poland Facing Another General Strike on the new position, told reporters the hostages in Iran and the SoYiel student group. focuses on basic issues in fostering, helped to feel better about him· or teaching backgrounds. Most hh appointment in no way reflects a invasion of Afghanistan- as crisis Other items on the agenda will be organizing for .committee including separation trauma, how self." lack of White House confidence in situations. meetings, announcing the support group meeting and announcing a The third component of the have master's degrees or higher and WARSAV•', Poland state radio.armounced that Poland member labor coalition. to work with social service agencies have undergone special training at G0vemmem and Solidarity labor Haig. ''He's an excellent secretary ~cause of past experience, Baig party and a picnic. most effectively and an overview of Specialized Foster Training Project UNM to prepare them for their had only 12 days of food supplies He also hinted at the possibility leader" Wedne~dav in a iast­ of state. I think that's very clear," is known to be sensitive about any the special needs of foster children. includes 16 hours devoted to outreach to the state's foster met left of intervention by the Soviet dw.::ll effor~ to avert a g~nerah:rike Rllii1or.s of a government Bush said. loss or perceived loss of power to A second segment of 36 hours techniques for handling lying and but adjourned after Deputy Prime t:nion, who>e troop> were stili on - !.eft unsettled v.ere details of just the White House. He ser\'ed as Service Program Seminar Scheduled other desu·uctive behaviors. · · parents. sha!;eup aho surfaced when the maneuvers in Poland. deals primarily with fostering the Mmister Mie.;;zyslaw Rakowski PAP news agency announced the bow the admini>tration of forei&n Henry Kissinger's deputy during battered and abused child, the The final 20 hours, Smith ex- Instructors in the Albuquerque· bincrly denounced the union for Communist Party Central Com­ Poland's latest and most serious policy mailers will be di\ided up the Nixon administration whe~ A lecture and a seminar on Early Intervention: What Has been mentally reta.rded and the plaincd, finds the participants Santa Fe area are Margaret Bar· wurting "fratricidal" violen'e and mittee will meet Sunday, one day labor cris~ was touched off by an and how a "crisis" will be defined. Kissinger, as national securit}' Learned from Research and. Effective Service Programs are emotionally handicapped. focusing in-depth on topics which tlett, Peggy Young and Elaine ') what Bush said, "We'll know it when the foreign policy while isolating The lecture will be March 28 at 8:30 a.01. in the SUB Theater. E.C. Shaffer, Clovis; Mary Ann Rakows.I-J read a statement that officials v.ere badly beaten by president sees it." But he ;aid that The seminar is. scheduled for March 29-3J at Ttes Lagunas Ouest Delgado a.nd Janet Henry, Roswell; ~:ol.lld be a national dht dtri3cl pafJent {;9f(j. First Floor New Mexico Union II- yt;u- QU~J;IJfy and W1Bh to comp-r:le. yov mav sper.:taltze 1n u number of Dave Mason inc:oncert arcag II you war1.1 to pomue tuah~r l:l!ducallonargoals, the Atr Fort:o olff.)rS ma11y Q(;JJOrfunlt•os _Atr r··orco rumung. 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All can enjoy hot, steamy luxury in Santa Fe Here's outdoor-lover's gulide·to hot springs in it in a 12 by 12 square frame. The water ... The age-old Japanese tradition of hot t\lbs has come t.o New The hot tub filters are twice the regular size are half-price. continued .from R-2 stagecoach crossing set up by Mamby, an mation about the Pilar area spring would The Soak offers several special packages. Between follows a narrow channel down to the Me~ico and whaJ is usually thought of as a lul(ury for the wealthy is now pr·ovidiug for a complete change of water five times an The trail is wide and le!!ds south down early Taos settler, be appreciated, ifit exists. . . 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. customers can take part .in their the wall of the gorge, The hot spring (last I have heard rumors of hot springs in the Nacimiento Tbis one has had its ups and riverbed about 100 feet off. Last January a avadable to those who can't afford a jacu~~i in their living room. hour. trench led most of the flow to a pool which Santa Fe's first hot tub spa, The Soak, which recently celebrated its "That's about three times what's required," Afternoon Delight speelal which includes !I half an time I was there, and the spring floods Pilar area and have been told by several. downs, but you can check on it on your way hour tub time, a choice of the salad bar, sandwich or render everything changeable) is at the people of one near Talpa, a community east back from PurgatC1ry. On NM 44- north was HOT. My only thermometer was an first anniversary, "is geared around pleasure and relaxation," Timothy Costello says. oral fever thermometer (not the right kind) Costello, one of the four owners, says. Costello uses bromine in the tanks instead of small sandwich and soup and a beveagefor $6.50, \'•ater's edge, below the old adobe foun­ of Ranchos de Taos, which had been of San Ysidro - four-tenths of a mile A Mastcrtub Card, which costs $30, allows t]Je dation, which contains a warm spring, and bought up by investors, reputed. to be from north of mile marker 35 pull off the road and that pool was over 106 F. I could keep He says, "Many people who are unbelievably tight come in and they chlorine because bromine is less harsh. my hand in it for over a minute though, and comeoutMr.Mellow." · Tufll-over time for each indoor room is three holder to soak onceaday between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. which you saw in the film Eq8y Rider. that place east of Clovis and west of on the east side. There are some old back at the square frame I could only keep The rooms, made very private with sound insulation and locking minutes, he says, but outdoor rooms Wke 20 minutes for a month. And for the next five weeks P!ltrons can This found<1tion and a faint trace of a Louisiana, to become a thermal spa, or foundations from a roadhouse. Go east from the road you will find a it in for 5 seconds. doors, are designed with warm red terra cotta tile, stained wood ceilings to prepare and that makes them more expensive to rent a tub for $15 for up to six person on Monday trail hea<;ling north up the west side of the racket-.ball and sprout emporium, or some ;~nd contin11ed on R-6 and specially designed lighting softened by sogi screens. rent. Tuesday and Wednesday nights. ' Gorge are the remains of an early such Taos-type business venture. lnfor- hot bubbling sulfur spring with lots of iron The lighting, as well as the stereo cassette player, can be set by the The outdoor tubs are drained after each use so that Although "it's hard to say when The Soak will be room occupants. Pttoncs are inchJded so that patrons can dial room . hot water can be added to keep the temperature up to busy," reservations are reccommended for the service and ha.ve food and drink brought to their room. 108 degrees, Costello says. weekend, Costello says. "The rooms are set up so that you can create different atmospheres to Between 11 a.m. and S p.m. a hot tub room costs Costello says people are sometimes apprehensive of fit your mood. The rooms are private. You can do whatever you want." $5.50 per person per hour, a room with a sauna costs coming toTheSoakbut ''once fn- they can see how Jemez Springs hot mineral bath Costello says. $6.50 and an outdoor tub rents for $7.50 an hour for nice it is and they come back.'' The Soak offers indoor and outdoor tubs and rooms that include each person. "We cater to people, If somebody comes in really saunas. After 5 p.m. until closing, the fee is a dollar rnore. tense we try to get them a nice tub. The Soak is geared reputed for theraputic qualities Costello says he prefers. the outdoor tubs. If four or more person rent a tub together, the cost to pleasure and relaxation." "The outdoor tubs ate not used as often, but once someone has tried is a dollar less for each person and children under 12 -Helen Guussoin The search for the perfect place for f\ln and wrapped in plastic, after which comes another one, it's all they'll take," he says. rela1tation for UNM playboys and playgirls ends with wrapping in a wool blanket. Mummified,you then Every room comes with a shower, a bed and ablowdryer. just a one hour's drive from campus to Jem~ Springs · sweat off pounds and have your aching muscles The beds are included, Costello says, because people often need to lie and a tub of hot water. soothed, relaxing until all of your cares are sweated down after IS minutes In the tub. Jemez Hot Mineral Srings Bath House is an oasis away. Costello reccommends starting your Soak experience by showering to for tired and bored bodies_andminds. . . _ Dorothy Stay, manager, said, "Most people just wash away the dirt from the day then relaxing ill the hot tub for 20 Water containing magic primal elements spewed - take- ilie baths. ManY people tell us- that our mineral minutes. from the earth's interior at 156 • 186 degrees have be.en water is some of the best in the U.S." The cx.pcrience continues with a quick cold shower, another 20 minutes used to provide an extraordinary treatment for Donald Mathias, resident reflexologist, . offers nf relmmtinn in the hot tub or sauna, then another cold shower to leave restoring peace and exuberance to youhg Platos for ref!Cllology treatments to interested visitors. you tingling and refreshed. centuries. Reflexology, Mrs. Stay explains, is a natural way to The Soak includes a restaurant so that the evening can be topped off Due to volcanic eruptions. a million years ago, hot health through accupressure. with a meal of what Costello describes as "tasty but simple" foods. underground waters are heated by molten rock. This While visiting the mineral baths, you will want to The Soak coffeehouse features "wholesome home cooking," manager hot water surfaces in several springs in the Jemez River explore the nearby ruins of the Giusewa pueblo and Jc;min~ Anderson says. which runs through the village of Jemez. The Hot mission. Built over 1000 years ago, the pueble is Everything is made from scratch, she says, and she tries "real hard not Mineral Springs Mineral Bath House is built over one described as one of the largest and most important in to use anything with chemicals." of these Springs. the Jemez Nation. The menu includes a variety of sandwiches, an Italian special, For 100 years the bath house has attracted tourists Another point of interest is Soda Dam, located just homemade soups, rich coffees and natural sodas. who come to soak in the natural wonders of the hot one mile north of the village. A natural wonder of Costello says he hasn't received "one complalnton the food; which is mineral waters. calcium 'carbonate deposits formed by the bot springs very Ull\ISUal." Used for centuries by Indians, the springs are said to created a dam in the Jemez River. The upstair and downstair dining rooms are generously supplied with have religious significance as well as therapeutic The village of Jemez Springs, 58 miles from plants and natural fibers to create a "congenial atmosphere to ease qualities, Albuquerque, is in Sandoval County. To drive to the yourself back into the bustling world outside." Bathers taking the leisurely mineral baths not only springs, take 1·25 North to 44 West and then follow The Soak has live music Friday and Saturday evenings and classical fed an absolute fresh and clean feeling, but experience State Road 4 North. guitar at lunch every day. a tingling and stimulating sensatiort that engulfs the The Jemez Hot Springs and. Mineral Bath House is The food is reasonably priced and the portions are generous. mind and body, lulling them into the ultimate in open every day except Friday ftom 10 A.M.-5 P.M. Costello, who's a restaurant supply salesman, considers cleanliness relaxation. Appointments are not necessary. very important to both the restaurant.aud the hot tub rooms. 1'hc price of the baths are three dollars a l)erson, For The baths are more than refreshing. They are He says the rooms arc designed to make cleaning easy, After every use the keyboardfstfor 01' Scratch plays furiously in a band rehersal. one dollar more, one may have a "sweat." The sweat different. the sheets on the bed are changed and everything in the room is cleaned consists of being wrapped in a cotton blanket, then -Lee Beck and sterilized. (Photo by Lee Beck!

UNM student Kelly Gibbs enjoys a relaxing soakin a hpt tub .. (Photo by Helen Gaussoinl 01' Scratch adds originals itJI>@J]]l Tour of mountain hot springs to old favorites of rockers Qu: MOVIE PA.GE As we continue to pub-crawl through the night streets of Albuquerque, H:ot springs are on~ of the best things about living in -Also, a good rule of thumb about gates is to leave we find that bands get better and better. One of t~e. finest pop rock 10101® ©@W@Jf the R?cky . ¥ountams. Wherever there once was groups around town is Ol' Scratch, appearing at the D1s~dlery th1s ~eek. them the way you found them. To leave a closed gate volca~tc actiVItY, or the crust of the earth is thin, one open may let the stock loose, and to leave an open gate Head Man, Marshall Nelson, is unquestionably an mnovator m pop The ASUNM FILM COMMITTEE Presents may ftnd that gr~at surprise: water which is not at air dosed may keep them from their water or forage. rock. He is the kind of inspired, creative craftsman who keeps pop roc~ or ground temperature, but is warm (usually) or hot on top of the local music scene. The six members of 01' Scratch can do 11 (rarely). Arroyo Hondo Also known as Black Rock SpringS (many springs !lave more than one name). Turn west all and do it with style and finesse. "THE AFRICAN QUEEN" There are guidebooks to hot springs on the market Nelson is the lead vocalist of the group but all the members are equally off NM Route 3 (NM 3) just north of the bridge over competent at filling the role, which also enables them to pull off some an~ I reccommend a perusal of them if you are ; Arro7o Hondo, (north of the bar, south of the pipe senou~ see~er of aguacaliente. I generally prefer to go impressive harmonies. . • ...... · . • h f' Starring: Humphrey Bogart runnmg over the road, all about 15 miles north of Nelson put together the ongmal Ol' Scratch seven years ago w1t .1ve Directed by to spnngs m the company of people who know where Taos). Leaving the Post Office io the right, follow the Katherine Hepbum thcyare, Later, I can. pass on the favor by showing members. Two years ago a second keyboard player was added to the bne- John Huston them to others. dirt road west along the stream. The road will cross the stream and zig·zag south, west, and south again upol' Scratch achieves a unique sound because. oflheir dual keyboards The sp~ings hhave been shown to, or have been through a settled area (drive slow). At the fork, take under the control of Robert Henley and Da~1d Bradford; Drummer, lucky t,o fmd, are two near Taos, Spence near Jemet the right hartd turn, which. will carry you down the Harry Patterson, Biff Thompson on bass. gunar; and gmtanst Blake Nac1mtento, and Sulfur Springs, north of Spence. ' south side of the descent of the arroyo into the Rio Harper and Mats.hall Nelson round out the se~tet. . . d d .. A cautionary note. before 1 give directions: springs Grande Gorge, Trucks loaded with impossible Nelson an up-and-comihg songwriter, sa1d the group starte ..01ng amounts offirewood coming uphill have the right-of· are found most eaStly by daylight, with oue' .1 their ow~ original material about a month ago, and that aud1ence about one, artd thoughtfully. s WJ s way at an times. response to the originals has been very good. . 1 . b·. . . . t e 1 d ·11 Rules. in springs. There aren't a· n•• w·.h ~poh teaching the Rio Grande, cross John Do~n We owe Nelson's music to his mother. "I'vea ways een 1!1 er s e I · d · · . . . ,. a1 goes · · s' •• h·. e sa'd. ''My mother used t.o make me stand up and smg before I aroun . comes around, however, and hot springs .. bndge (steel), and follow the road up the firstswtt· mu _1c, 1 _ . . . .. , A visitor to The Soak enjoys /OI)nging beside the susceptible to several problems H r . .. . are chbacko'At the southernmost point of the switchback could open my ChrtStmas presents. · . . .. . Ch' . H w .. suggestions: . · e e are a few The grouphas dorte a number of tours, With dates m ICago, a an, hot .tub, steam rising even from her skin. !In­ there_ is a small parking area with a garbage can. troduction and photo by Helen Gaussoin) ;_It's. hot a good. idea. to bring glass contait1ers Lea vmg valuables out ·of sight, walk on the faint path Phoenix andEl Paso. . • . . . ., N 1 · "d They do a anywhere near a sprmg, and. poptops should not b t!lrough the. rocks which gradually goes down to t~e "Basically, we keep the muSIC fatrly current, . e son sal d .b · left where theywiUJind flesh. e nvcr. The spring is just at the river's edge and 15 lot of the Rolling Stones and Beatles' covers, Which Nelson escn es as warmer than body heat but not too wari11 to stay a .~c.lothes and towels should be left where a sudd nostalgic music...... h 111 0 ne" to produce an ram wtll not dowse them. en long while in. ' The Ol' Scratch group ts trymg to ratse enoug . ' • . . . . . · : \. y . . ed ortly to listen to thelll to get that gut reaetton that these -Getting .really drunk is a bad idea in a r' ~t~get:ooch Springs Also khown as Mamby Springs. abuml •. oune .. to· be around heremu. c.l.llonger, because a successful Th.ts ts tougher to find than Hondo. Back on NM 3 by l)eop e are not gomg . d · t t b · ~;er things · because alcohol will help dilate your capilla .sp m~ · lb m is destined and theY will be mov1ng up an °~. 0 lg. . h • your b?dY may become hotter than it needs ~~~s~tthe Arroyo Hondo Post Office go south on NM 3 up the a ~~ypically, during the first set, they play all ortgmals and t en move same time ~s Y?~ arc drunk, an? you could faint. break of the mesa. At the top a road goes west from /Jt~.•reutwn /01 io; _flu'bli~hed v.cc"kly by the N~w Me.tJm JllliJJ•l.oho n~ ll sup~ into the Beatles and other cov~r favor;tes. t try the ol' Scratch style Hyperthermta, 1L s called, and smce ·hot tub h . NM 3 .in a north-Westerly direction. 1t parallels the 0 tlielncnl Wit~ dalfy J1!,lhlkilfitm r.chcd\Jic. H.ec:r('(lfJOII-IQI rrrafitJH !OJ ;ue tho\(! or the authars•.-,o{cly, No!hlng from the .co~b1natt~n of booze and heat. edge and will come to a fork a branch of which leads t liS kweefUen. . . 'ty S E' or at Ned's El Portal for the tlext two weeks. pnnLt.'() m Jh•r:rt•(lftoll' /OJ rccci!c.sarify rcprcs~ntqhc Vil'ws..or rho UlllH:nily or New off . to the southwest. (The mesa-edge road will bloc o mvers1 , • ·, Mt'l.hrl\:tof ..•..•• , ••••..• , .•... , •.. , , , .•• , ••• , .• t'amlin!: Orcun away from the .spring. In fact, try to carryp ~~~j brmg hous~s. Continue southwesterly till you arrive at a dirt away than you brought. a I e more parkmg lot at the edge of the Rio drandc Gorge.. . CQNCEPTIONS SOUTHWESTIIIIIUI II 111111111'111 continued on R· 3 •

R-4 March 26-Aprill, 1981 New Mexico D<~ilyLobo R·5 ART S H 0 W S of him, and his relationship with his New Mexico girlfriend on his way to the top, show his UNM Art Museum -· Friends Indeed - conflict with the organization's own Daily Lobo mixed media works from the permenent philosophy. Showing at7 p.m., 9:15p.m., collection of the museum, acquired 11:30 p.m. Subscriptions through the Friends of Art. Showing in the Don Panchos - March 25 and 26 Phan­ main gallery until May 10. Prints Media Roman Conquest, -· a romantic comedy, . tasm and Motel Hell. March 27 and 28 Only $1 o per year and Process continues in the lower gallery a, Winrock . Stanley Kubrick's 2001 wUI run through March 29 at the Manon Hall, Room 131 until April 12. From March 29 through . Bull~ Los Altos Twin. Albuquerque Little Theater. Curtain time· Guild- Jean·-Luc Godard's Every Man Or send $10 to; May 10 an exhibition of the works of _Coronado Four For Himself. Subtitled. UNM Box Univ. of N.M., Ja.at p.m. on most days. Call242-4750 .20, Harry Callahan, from the Hallmark 8 Apache, The Bronx ~ Coronado Albuquerque, f\I.M. 87131 or242-4315. Photographic Collection, will be in the Howling -. Winrock, Cinema East, NIGHT north gallery. The museum is open CONCERTS Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 querque 6. · ENTERTAINMENT p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 1 and RECITALS Country- Montgomery Plaza. of the Wild-. Montgomery Plaza. p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free. u~•tuv Caravan Pub- Desert Rose. ~'"""'t •. ;·e Horseman - Eastdale. Caravan East- Full Circle. UNM A.S.A. Gallery - Friday is the last New Mexico Brass Quintet- will perform · 1· MvTurn- Eastda e. Far West Club -. AI Hurricane and Al day for the Works on Paper Show. Thursday March 26 at 8:15p.m. in Keller ~Coronado Four. Opening April 1 will be the Conceptions Hall. Saturday March 28 there will be a Hurricane Jr.,Tiny Mori and Baby Gaby. Southwest exhibition of works by artist in variety of jazz performances by New - Eastdale. • Friday and Saturday. Jcoxes Lounge -. New Wave arid Disco. the magazine. This exhibition will coincide Mexico high school bands. Performances ASUNM Film Committee will have with the publication of this year's issue of Wednesday from 8 to 10. Also Country begin at 8 a.m. and will continue until7:30 nv , ., ,., of films this week. 1 11 1 and Western, Conceptions and will include a gala p.m. when Jamie Aebersold will perform Bogart and Katherine Rep­ friars North- Sa%y Jones until Saturday. opening reception at the gallery on Friday with the university jazz bands. On Sunday , go together like a "hand in a glove" Listen until April 6. Tuesdays, $1,000 April 3 at 7 p.m. The A.S.A. is located in Mimi Tung perform a benifit concert . · · black and white classic The African will money machine. the basement of the SUB across from the for musical scholarships. For tickets and . Bogart, as a roughened captain of a Friars East - Phido until Saturday. Last theatre. The hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m: information call277- 2126. and Hepburn as a forbidding Mile Rarnblers Sunday. Monday through Friday with special hours WATERSPORTS, INC. on Thursday and Saturday nights from Friars Pub - Trouble until Saturday. St. 4923 PROSPECT NE 6:30 unti19:30 p.m. Express on Sunday, and Sound Stage ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO 87110 ----·---,~fAG~ (505) 883-0633 r through Aprilll. UNM Jonson Gallery- Today is the last day for Peggy Hight-· Robb's show of Hogs Breath- Metro through Apri15. I Play the latest Video I recent paintings. The gallery is located at Palomino Club - Quarter M.oon until SERVING THE SCUBA DIVER 1909 Las Lomas N.E. Saturday. I & Pinball machines for I UNM Teaching Gallery - Exhibition of Danbi's - Blues by Ron Piazza. student sculpture through April 17 Mon· Opening for Piazza will be Laney Mac­ I 1/2 PRICE I day through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.Ih. on the Donald. Tickets are $5.00. April I through second level of the Art Building. 4at9p.m. Hoshour Gallery - The Hoshour will be I FREE I having an opening reception for a one per­ ACTIVITIES I with this coupon UNM I son show of San Franclsco artist Lisa . student special Baack's recent paintings. The reception Art Com petition - The City of WITH QUALITY GEAR .& I Pure hose $2.50 worth of Putt Putt 1 will be held Friday March 27 from 5 p.m. Albuquerque and the Albuquerque Arts Golf& Gomes Tokens & to 7 p.m. Lisa Baack wi!I be present at the Council will sponsor a competition. f?r ,a EXPERT DIVER TRAINING Receive $.2.50 WORTH FREE! 1 1 opening. The show will continue until Sun na and the Arkestra - will be in town er miSSionary, find themselves and work of art to be funded through the City s INFLATABLE BOATS . PUTT· PUTT GOLF I April25. The Hoshour Gallery is located at Saturday March 28 at 8 p.m. in the SUB on a river journey. The Ajricatl Queen 1 Percent for Art Program. The total I 417 2 S.W. and its hours are from 12 a.m. ballroom. Tickets are 6.50 in advance and he shown Thursday night 7 p.m., 9:15 ~mount to be comissioned for artwork on "A VIDEO & PINBALL EXTRAVAGANZA" to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. 7. 50 at the door. this project will be. $45,000. The. com­ COUPON VALID ANYTIME . I , and 11:30 p.m. I . . ( exp, 4/2/81) . . Wildine Gallery -· Sweet Hearts of the Friday night a look at juvenile petition is open to resident New Mexico ~· Lomas NE- OPEN DAILY . Rodeo a mixed media show by Walter tists. The deadline is AprH 15. Formore.~n· .9801 M 0 VIES in the way of The Blackboard scuba Piehl Jr. through April 5, plus a group . Com~unrty '5choC1s nglc will showcase. Glenn Ford plays .a formation contact the lnterna~lonlll u9=:.---9:;.'::=h~ show in the main gallery ofWildine artists. The J?inal Coni'Jict - Coronado Four, ••···••a• at a large city's vocational school Cultural Affairs Program, Cny? of 903 Rio Grande Blvd. N.W. Albuquerque 6, Montgomery Plaza. has to deal with tough, street-wise kids Albuquerque, P .0. Box L 93 • Meridian Gallery- Group show of gallery Back Roads - Far North Cinema, his classroom. This film was made Albuquerque, N.M. 87103, or phone artists continuing through April 1 . 220 Albuquerque 6, Wyoming Mall. the 50's when bobby sox, Little 766 ~ 7816...... · 1 Tune Up Special! -- Central S.W. Blazing Saddles-· Hiland, Albuquerque6, IJ!Ctmrd, Buddy Holly, Fats Domino and International Folk Dancmg -recreation~ 50 A. U.A. Downtown Center for the Arts _ Cinema East Twin. and roll were the rage. As a special the group, Friday evening at Central YMCA: m only st2 Selections From Roswell, a group show of The Postman Always nings Twice - Far two persons wearing 50's clothes will north end of tlle old Albuquerque High 10 or 12 speed Bicycles artists living and working in Roswell New North, Wyoming Mall. a free 45rpm record. KUNM's ''Hot School building one-half. block southeast Mexico. 216 Central S.W. American Pop ~.Lobo, Albuquerque 6, will deejay over some 50's hits. of intersection of Grand and Broadway Includes: Brakes adjus(ed Los Altos Twin. ~holvtimes 7 p.m., 9:15p.m., 11:30 p.m. from 7:15 to 10:30 p.m.; but be there before building is locked at 8:30p.m. A:d~ Derailleurs adjust'ed THEATER Altered States- Louisiana Cinema. Saturday will be mean for those coming Wheels spot-trued mission is 75 cents, everybody welcome, m· with Nine to l~ive ·-Louisiana Cinema. see Mean Streets. With Robert DeNiro Headset adjusted Popejoy-·· ALCLOA peforms the musical All nuts & bolts checked KELLIE WADDINGTON, Instructor Eyewitness-. Louisiana Cinema. Harvey Keitel this movie explores a struction provided. . . . Pivots lubricated i· e ·· $12 .2 classes per week the play Le Temps Sauvage by the Fren~ KRKE 610 , news • 88.3 Contemporary Christian music styles and on any subJ~ct ate ehgtble to blocks east of UNM) KDAZ 730 Contemporary Christian music I? $16 3 classes per week ch- Can~dian wl"iter Anne Hebert, Ms. 89.1 Disco ete for the grand pnze or for 49 other $20 5 classes per week and t:Jrograms 90.1 [See back page for program~;] comp . . d . er Hebert will be present at each of the per. ·r· · "vV .. -+ Includes us~ ~r--~pa f.ll:cllitle$ KOB no Middle of the road, news 92,3 Country . , h or merchandise a war s tota lllg American plu~ IOCkerandlowe!. formances. The play will run March 2 to KOEO 920 93.3 Contemporary easy listening OOO. Rules and official entryformsare Give to the 6 KKIM $~~ One Block North of the Airport 29 at With a matinee on Sunday at 3 1000 Christian music and programs 94.0 (94 Rock) Album oriented rock ~·table from the World of Poetry, 2431 Cancer American Cancer 8p.m. KDRM 1150 Easy listening, middle of road 96.3 Classical ava ) . CA Society. 2500 Yale S.E. 243·9590 p.m. Tickets are 2.00 for students and 4.00 KXKS 1190 Beautiful music 99.0 Adult contemporary top 4() Stockton, Dept. N, Sacramento, · · · 1 general admission. IBO Nsws, talk snows 108.0 Mass appeal album oriented rock 95817. R-6 March 26-Apri11, 1981 New Mexico Daily Lobo R-7

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Scheduled llidcaway"l973 ell Popeyc ® All In The F11mily . .to appear in the production are Evelyn lflJ I'Untstoncs 4.00 D Tom And .Terry ell IDrenmOIJeannie , f· I 0.30 D PM Magazine ell Mcrv Griffin 5,30 D NDC News (EXC.MON,) Cisneros tm Mir~tnda, Attil11 F'jczere ns 0 Wild World Of Animals 0 Sesame Street eaching Non-English Speakers 2.~0 D Sound E~press(EJXC.WEn.)How · · 0 Electric Company Prospero, Duvid McNal:l_ghtonaaAriel 0 Ilup_py D.llys. Again· m Ilmtr Mugazine - U ABC News . aucl T'omm H.tHul as trerdin_nod. (2 Tic Tnc Dough 'l'oBe.A nAr.tist(W. E. D.• ) ® Carol Burnett And Frienda hrs.) m 0 M.o•.. ie!EXC~WED.) IDNcws J ell FlintR!Qncs English. ell ShaNaNa @ Brady Duneh NUA Dasketball(TIIUR,)Sanford new book co"a\lthored by a said, "the teacher can give the C~l Happy D4ys Agaip 7.00 D Real People 4,30 D Star Trek , ® 0 53rd Annual Academy Awards 2,45 0 Bre11d And. Uuttcr(lics (WED.) C!J Ilullywood Squares And Son (EXC.THUR.) professor is intended to help White said the book offers l!seful English·speaking student specific 0 lllustrqted J>aily 3,QO D@ J LoveJ,ucy ell Carol Durn cit And Friends J.!orest}ntation WonderW11m11n 0 What'sl!appening respond to the needs ~f backgrol!nd information on directions on exercises to employ M.A.S.II. mm 0 Infinity Factory @ Dob Newhart Show m 0 ThcGreatcstAmeric.aniicro C!JID John DayldEiol!Show language learning aml suggestions with the non-English speaker, f.!t Movh~-(Comcdy) ...,., -H.Grass Is GJ ]~llOS . ell Mighty Mouse ~;~;~~~~~,,~s~peaking st\ldents m Grcc~ter"l9GO 7,30 0 Macndl Lehrer Report for classroom activities. excusing the English-speaker from 8.20 CJ SportsWorld D Dill'.rentStrokcs the Non-English "It's intended to spare both $,30 m ShnNa Na s.oo the day's assignment and freeing 0 An Even in!,! WithTheRoyuiJiallet by Robert H. teachers and students the effects of m llouso Calls Tf.lpedat-nperform\lnceQtQoventGar­ 4:30 pm - Listener Personals Student, the teacher to work with the rest of fftJ TUS News den on July 22, 1978, the Royal Ballet the UNM secondary and indecision and well-meant blunders HBO APY J>aysAgain 6:00pm - KUNM Local News R~ym 0110 J. Rodrigues of the English speakers," he said. trait of u power~cn1zcd man. Hal Hol­ 0 Aloha Paradise photocopied ar.e included in the brook hosl..$ this fncinnting 6:30pm- ATC (cont.) of Colorado, was just A "buddy system" of peer tutors Country Comes Dome book. The book is not restricted by -··"·---- >!>- docu:rnent.u.fY· m by the ERIC is the main .feature of the book's ell Movie ·(Comedy) ••~> ".Mating 7:00pm - Haices (Latino) copyright. 9,00 D In Se'lr HBO Movie ·(Adventure)" "Kiow 9:50pm - Past Cullahan" i970 4;30 pm - Listener Personals Association-Law Student University of Denver. D Allred Uitt•hcuek Presents. Pol"' 0 Vega$ 10:00 pm- Soul Set 1:30pm - Freeform Radio the National Council of Teachers of trait OfJ<>celyn 5:00pm - NPR's All Things •s Fifteenth (A.a.A.- Samora will also represent the 0 AJIC News Nightline ell Wlfndcr Woman 4:30pm - Listener Persona.ls English, Urbana, lllinojs, 9.15 @ NightGallery Considered SUNDAY 5:00pm- NPR's All Things Circuit at last weekend's eight law schools while serving on HBO Movie ·(l)rnma) .. "Carny" 9,45 @J Movlc·(Drarna)" "Fame lsthc Confe,rertce in Tucson, Ariz, . 1980 Name olthe Game''l9G6 . 6:00pm - KUNM Local News _. _Considered the A.B.A.-L.S.Q.'s _Board__ of -11.50 @JII 10:45am- Freeform Radio duties will include OtlMovie·{Adventurc) 'I> "Escape 1 !.45 ®Movie ram a) •• "The Crowd Built 1.0:30 am - Listener Personals Fiesta. Along the way the marsupials From Zahraln''1962 lloara"l932 12:15pm- News Briefs the Student Bar ell Sanford And Son 12.00 ® Star Trek 10:45am- Freeform Radio Presidents and the The.. 1981·82 A.B.A.-L.S.D. have left scores of battered cars and ell llat Patrol 12:30 pm - A Luncheon Slice MONDAY HBO TheRan~~:erOIBruwnsf(mc 12,30 ONews 12:15 am- News Briefs A.·L.S.D. representatives representatives from Ul'fM will be damaged planes on runways. (j,3o D PM ~fagazfne IP.A.J 12:30 pm - A Luncheon Slice Nick D'Angelo and Anthony Airport officials must drive a car When it's warm enough, some students find it easier to g~t across 0 Wild World Of Animals HBO Movie•(Tbriller) •• "lieKnows 1 :30 prn - Freeform Radio the Ia w schools at the 0 llappyl>nysAgain You'rcAlone"1980 1 :00 am - Freeform Radio !Public Affairs) up and down the runway to scare campus on wheeled transportation. (Photo by Helen Gaussoml 1.00 D News 4:30pm - Listener Personals University of Wyoming, University (Shawn) Noonan. The ~9~1-S? m TicTacDuugh 5.:00am- Morning Edition 1:30pm - Freeform Radio UNM Student Bar Association s off the marsupials .. Damage to ei!ShaNuNa ®llluvic·(Adyenture)"l> "King of 5:00pm- NPR's All Things of Utah, Brigham Young 7,00 D L11bo thel{hyber Rilles''1955 (news) 4:30pm - Listener Personals presidertl will be David Martinez. planes has been put at$11,700. Considered University, University of Arizona, 0 llluslratl'd !)ally 7:00am - Freeform Radio 5:00pm - NPR's All Things [5)@1 W11rtdr.rWoman .6:00pm - KUNM Local News 10:30 am -Listener P.ersonals 0 Happy Days THURSTHRU WED 6:30pm - ATC (cont.) Considered m Pallnerstown 10:45am- Freeform Radio 6:00 prn - KUNM Local News 7:00pm- NPH's Jazz Alive HBO lllovk·(Drama) ••• "TheEur­ MOANiNG ~12:15pm- News Briefs 6:30pm- ATC (cont.) '!J!eans" 1979 9:00pm - Pacifica News 7.110 0 lllaenell Lehrer Report 6,00 DToday 2:30pm - A Luncheon Slice 7:00pm - Home Gookin' (blues) ® Movie (TIIUR •• FRI.) 9:10pm- The Country Swing 0 LavetneAndShlrlcy (Public Affairs) 9:50pm - Pacifica News 8.00 D DJ And The Hear m lllornlngShow 12:00am- An Hour of Eating 0 NuVIl''fhePinksond the Blues' ® IDreamOUeannle 1 :30 pm - Free.form Radio 10:00 pm - Freeform Radio - With ihc help of psychologists and 6o10 C§Hilovic(WEJ>.) 30(;iologists, NOV Adra.wssomcfascin­ 6.30 0 &ooby Ow oting ·conclusions as to why., even after ({lj ~fy'fhreeSone u decade ofse:tnol6 redefinition~ boyS W NcwZooll..,ue -- !!Jj!l - qtr{l~t ·~. ;!10 ·0 Tc.r;!,[t-~ fr!~-F:"t\Uf~tl\--t r:we .H.BO'ti!r.."7if!.•·t .!.:f1~tl:!.:u.•t!:>'·~·,.;, .. W rtti~r" m .f•!!erie 1fiuBpens~) .. "' "To Kill a 0 Mi•ter llogera and ll! discussed morphine and Herom. analgesic activity. Its structure !S shown A typical methadone maintenance Clown" I!l72 0 The Love Boat ~nvironment (or approximately one to two PhliDnnahueShow Parts IV and v, respectively, will discuss below. 0 Barbara WaltnaSpedal m . . . They Jive in the home 24 hou~sa day, program consists of .a contractu.al (ii'J Night Gallery eii700Ciub LOOKING FOR SOMEWHERE TO GO TONIGHT, methadone maintenance and the recently 9.30 D · dPius ~=~;~ days a week. The addicts g1Ve e~ch agreement with the ad,dicL !he addrct 9i30 ®Mo\'lc-(Adventure)'• ~ "M!18Ier discovered natural endogenous opioids agrees to terminate Herom use Ill excha~ge or llallantrae" 1953 0 Company . BUT nRED OF THE SAM~ HYPE? other su)lJlOTt and unde~standwg 10.00 DUm News C§J 'slsland [endorphills and enkeflillsl. A bibliography for methadorte and the social serv17es 10.00 D a~ks throughout their stay. Every pahe.nt a 0 Dick Cavett Show of this series will be available in the Lobo ha~ ell Twiligh! 7.<>ne . . . 0 ionall'rugramming offered by the clinic. The addict works With C!J Big Valley . Then come to the Experience Room. newsroom after publication ofpart V rigorous daily schedule. The add!~ts w b~ HBO Movie •(Thriller) •••;, "The com Jete Utese programs are sal to . the clinic on a volunteer basis. The _ . Fog"l980 0 Family f'eud . We'll Whisk you away from everyday cares with our methadone doses may range from 20 to 100 10.30 Cl TheTrobablydone more for Hetorn currently, methadone 1paintenance C!J Movle·Y.>ramtt) ••• "My Cousin m l'rlccls ltighl Refreshments available. For reservations phone. 881"8473. Olher, methadone maintenance, Although programs are our most effecuve weapons Rachel"19o~3 _ m Mike Dougl!IA , , . g the treatmerit problems of addicts than any other treatment metho.ds 12.511 ® . What In The World? both these approaches are used today, Rc~ognlz!n. . V' ent Dole and Marie available today. The methadone ma!n: available in the treatment of the masses of . i·O.N.,TUE.,W.Im;) . methadone maintenance Jlrogrruns are tile Herolll add](;tton, Jn~hlished a paper on tenance programs are founded on the behe( Heroin addicts. 1t is far from idea.l, but WEDNESDAY 1.00 Texas 6 APR. 1, 1981 ~-2•1Cnltlact most widespread. Nyswa~det m ~ ~~roin addiction with that abstinence procedures do not work an.d until better procedures are made avatlabl~, .m Phil Donahue Show 50% off for Students~ Faculty and Staff with this coupon. that blockade . of the . !s methadone maintenance programs Wtll U Genetalllnspital The therapeutic communi~y app~Daeh is the treatmen~h Oole-Nyswander report op~ate re~eptor ~IIENlNG rtecessary to prevent Herom cr~tvmg. ThiS supercede others. . . ® Super Station ••un Time, Tue•Wed-Sun Offer valid through March based on theories that a Herom add1ct lacks methadone. d .1.11: methadone maintenance 6,00 Oil News lo:IO .8 Edutatlimtd Prograrnmtng demonstrate 1 8 3·2'1 Contact GJ .Jokcr'i! Wild the propel'.psychologicat and social support C!J IJiohle Woman ® Space Giants "" -}- -; -.•• r. •t r,t ~ I Page 6, New Mexico Daily Lobo, March 26, 1981 Page 7, New Mexico Daily Lobo, March26, 1981 Arts ports New Music: A Shotv of Variety Ralph Sampson Turns Out To Be A Nice Guy Elizabeth Cohen generally accepted that new music Larue. Larue overlaid the Virgina will play North Carolina by no means overlooking them, but consider is that Virginia is a good consists in experimental ways of prerecorded sounds ·and textures All·Americll and the UPI Player of raula f,asley at The Spectrum in for I am confident," s11id Sampson. school, the basketball program is In late February, KUNM's combining music's forms and with a variety of vocal and in­ the Year were two of the prime Dwight Loop formed New .Mtisic Sporls Editor a spot in the championship finals to The North Carolina Tar Heels awards Sampson received. . good and it has .a. respectable sounds. New music can come from I ·.· . ! strumental effects on a stage be played on Monday night against program. A lot of schools d on t New Mexico, an organization many different traditions. The decorated with naked m&nnikins d note· This is the first of a two­ ate a member of the Atlantic Co;:~st ''When people ask me what aimed toward the promotion of the winner of the Louisiana State­ Conference, the same conference awards I won, I just tell them, have both," said Sampson, who classical tradition is represented by and tied-up dolls which he proceded e · 1 series from a special interview Indiana game. ''public awareness of new music in John Cage, the rock tradition by w · · r v· · ' Ralph that Virgina belongs to. 'lots'. But that doesn't mean that then added, ''Well, I guess you New Mexico.'' to systematically destroy with a with Univemty o ugma s . The giant Sampson, who turned "We need to play a good game, every awl!rd wasn't special to me. would know about that." new wave groups or composers like sledge hammer in his last piece, Sampson~nd coach Terry Holland. down an offer from the and a smart game to win. Our The first performance sponsored Brian Eno, the jazz tradition by the Dark. The result of all this was They are all a dream come true," Back to the subject of baskefball, by the organization was Manny Art Ensemble of Chicago or Cecil Celtics last year to remain at heart~ need to be in the game, and I S;tmpson said. one Sampson says be never gets somewhat less than effective, Ail·America and All-Everything Virgina, turned out to be a very know they will be,'' Sampson.said, Rettinger's Mar/ion Funk Taylor as well as numerous others, The second half of the per­ When asked about going har­ tired of, he says that h.e would like F:nsefllbfe; aired live on KUNM's ehe, Ralp~ S~mpsonk, haTs ha Jo7t,4o~ nice, down-to-earth person with a. · Sampson, who has been called dship and joining the professional for Virginia to win the NCAA title. It is obvious from the first formance presented a much dif. good sense of humor. Earwaves from Keller Hall. performance of New Music New his mind .th1s wee · . : . the greatest player in college ranks. of basketball, Sampson "We won the NIT last year, and ferent approach to new music, The sophomore will lead the l!mvemty "We have played North Carolina b.asketball.today, was honored with The second performance ln" Mexico's Creative Music Series that Spirif11al Energy Collective set up laughs and says th!lt even if he hall we aU want to win this one. It troduced New Music New Mexico'S 1 Virgina Cavaliers mto the twice this year and won, but that more awards than even he can made a decision about what he was would be .a fine end to a fine presenting a full scope of these the stage with a multituqe of in­ ~CAA basketball semifinals on really does not mean a lot when it remember this season. Creative Music Series, a number of traditions is an objective. struments including reeds, per­ going to do, did I think he would season," Sampson said. Saturday, comes to the IO\Irnament. We are Being a member of the first team planned and ten tative)y planned Jungle Red, the first half of cussion instruments, guitar, syn­ tell me. He then says, "you know · "I am a little surprised at the performances at the bowntown Saturday night's performance, thesizer and various toys and in­ I'm kidding, don't you, ma'am?" teams who ended up in the final Center fo,r the Arts. utilized prerecorded tapes, video struments from other cultures. ''I really haven't thought about it four. Had I had to pick the teams On March. 21, Jungle Rea and the effects (three television sets turned The future of the Creativ.e Music since the tournament started. I do before the tournament started, I Spiritual Energy Collective of Santa on to snow with occasional pieces Series promises more of this eclectic UNM Baseball Team Loses, 5-3 realize that the longer I play college would have picked some other Fe performed consecutively, approach to music. teams, but that doesn't mean these of game shows), electric and ac­ The l.obos finally woke up their the Turquoise Tournament the next basketball, the more my value goes representing two very different coustic instruments. Sl~l·eKing up, teams aren't good," sl!id Sampson. J.J. Cafe in c(mcert at UNM Wednesday night in the SUB Ballroom. approaches to new music. bats with three runs in the seventh three days with six teams involved, Besides that value factor, "The whole team is excited about (Photo by Bill Wec:;hter) The musician and technician The Lobo basebaUers came back inning as Moe Camilli doubled and The Lobos open with a What exactly is new music? It is behind this extravaganza was Steve NM Brass Quintet Sampson seems to enjoy college life being in the final four, and we are down to earth as Nebraska-Omaha scored on Bob Gemignani's single. doubleheader today at 1 p.m. and playing for UV A coach Terry going. to take one game at a time. After Pete Kiro reached on a against Southern lllinois and _Peiforms fonigJ'tt clubbed t~em 5-3 in a single game at Holland. North Carolina is first, and we are .. .--· Nebraska-Omaba at _t]l_e ~ SpQr.(~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••·. , ___ - '-"- - ---·- __-.··----· Lobo Field Wednesda)'~ Maverick fielders choice_and Francis walked,_ ---"College--is fun: -it is a- good-­ going -to be -ready for them," .. Larry Harrison singled to .score Stadium. - bave- Steinberg and ~Ieber Bernie Doherty twirled a experience. Another thing to Sampson said, : -GSA Presidency : At Kelle1· Hall beautiful five-hitter neutralizing the Gemignani and Kiro. Camilli will be on the mound for usuaUy powerful Lobo stlcks. The 17-12 Lobos will play host to theLobos. totalt ... The New Mexico Bra.ss Quintet The Mavericks touched Lobo : 1981•82 : oo.fHal'd~ staner Mark Beeson for a run in the : Deadline for Candidacy is: • ·~~~-~'tOwN , _ of .UNM will perform in UNM's keller Hall Marcil 26at8:15 p.m. first inning on back to back doubles Weaver Looks to Nationals • Friday, March 27 2:.00 p.m. • 8"_,._,._,..,....._,.._,..._,..,....._,..--=.=--....- ...... _,...-=-=.=----=. =--_,.._,.--=.:.oa_,...... ::.=--....-_,_,._,_,.._,._,._,...-_,._,..,...... o--....-....-~ The quintet, including Jeffrey by Mark Martinez and Joe Benes. LOOK TERRIFIC! • Application forms available at the • o o Piper, instructor of music and Martine~ knocked in Larry Klein in Nick Greenwalt excercises, uneven parallel bars and LOSE INCHES AND GET FIT! • GSA Office in the SUB : ~· SEE WHAT YOU:H EYEWEAR ~ trumpeter; Cather.ine Leach, the second inning to boost the lead vaulting. graduate assistant of music and to 2.0. The move on the balance beam Weaver, a member of the UNM I.Jii:ts~;e::; starting : 9;.00 a.m. to 2:oop.m. M,T,Th,F • 8 CA. N· DO FOR YOU § trumpeter; Herbert Winslow, Klein sparked a seventh rally with that made Russian gymnast Olga women's gymnastics team, needs a near you March 23 • For information call277·3803 B .. · . . . . · . g score of 34, an average ofS.S in the ! instructor of music and tuba player; a lead off double. John !mig and Korbut famous, a chin stand, may Classes ora offered nclfonwide cmd .are ••••••••••••••• • • • • •. •• • •• • ••• • ~ AT . . . . § and .Karl Hinterbichler, assistant Martinez followed with singles to aid Lobo gymnast Tracy Weaver in four events, in the . regional taught ·by lnslrl!c:lors ·Certltled by Jackf up l~e lead to 3-0. With one out, qualifying for Nationals th~s ~~ar. championships held this Saturday Sorensen, Originator ol AerObic ·oanclng. F...... ~=w..r_,;..,...... ,.,...... ,..,...... ,...... q_,._,...... _,._,.._;.._,.._,...... ;.....::r- ...... r.,;.-g § "MEDICAL ARTS OPTICAL'' § professor of music and trombone , openings still available Benes hit a ground ball to Beeson She s<1id she needed. fleXJb1hty on at the Pit to qualify for nationals. player, will be joined by Wesley • B·week·sample session § § § . . . . § Selby, assistant professor of music who turned and .threw to shortstop the balance beam part of the all­ This season Weaver says she has especially for beglnners § § § 3625 CENTRALN.E. § and org;,~nist, for the performance. Tom Francis who forced M;~rtinez around and learned it by studying finished between first and fifth in •OIIered a!UNMin § § § . . 268-2421 .•• . . § The progmm includes Grand at second. !mig ihen broke for the pictures of Korbut, "I only do it in all her events and was first in all­ liokona Hall"Cellar~· Choeur Dialogue, by Eugene· ~ate and scored as Francis' throw meets because it usually hurts when around in one meet this season, she • Moo-Wed 5:30pm and 5:45pm s Psoriasis ·patients § § 9-.5MON-FRI9-IsAT 10% DISC. § Oigout, Dionysies V, Signa/is, by sailed over Andy 'trujeque's head. 1 do ita lot." also has the highest score on the •For yourfrec Sci:H!dule Serban Nichifor, Jelly Suite, by Benes skipped to second and scored In gymnastics the all-around is team. - . ca!l 293-0316 "Jelly Roll" Morton and "Fats" on Paul PouJicek's double off made up of compiled scores from "I've done pretty well this I 7.® · Gill Certrfic:;ates Avaliable ~ needed for drug study. ~ljT·-····~ . ·.·:. . ~~ Waller, Praise the Lord With reliever Bill Dunstan. routines on the balance beam, floor season. 1 have two weak events, and Drums and Cymbals, by Sigfrid I've been working hard to bring up, § Thedivision of dermatology, UNM School of § "v . ·~ ASIAN STUDIES Karg-Eiert, 3:2, by Pavel Blaney ·Football Coaching Changes Made their scores.'' she said. i Medicine is conducting a double~ blind study com- ~ r ESS.AY. p· ruz· E . and La Mandolinota, biH:ermann The balance beam, where she Aerebic Dancing 11 paring to commercially available topic~] cor- 8 Bellstedt. uses the chin stand, is her favorite Dionysles V was commissioned UNM head football coach Joe John Neal, former graduate ~. ticosteroids. · · $ assistant coach has been p~omo!ed and strongest event, she said. i and will be premiered by the New Morrison announced Wednesday "To me, it offered a challenge to tl Patients will receive free evaluation and two tl 400 Mexico Brass Quintet. changes in the coaching staff. to full-time status. Neal will coach the defensive ends. overcome fear," she said. "I used ~ weeks of treatment withtopiealcorticosteroids. ~ Tickets are available. through the . to worry, but now 1 try to d~ill the · will be awarded to the UNM student author (If the most ONM Fine Arts Box Office at Joe Lee Dunn, defensive co­ rom McMa:llon, former § Exclusions; pregnant females and . patients with § valuable eso;ay on a topic:; in Asian Studies. defensive end coach, will move ove< correct routine into my .mmd so Popejoy llall and are $2 for general ordinator, has been promoted to that's all I'm thinking,of." ~ legions covering greater than 50% total body area. ·~ admission, $1 for f!lculty, staff and assistant head coach. to take charge ofthe secondary. The length of the essay is not limited. Essays should be double senior citizens and 50. cents for ~ Fodnformarion ami aJ1pointment ~ &p~ced. Any sub~ect relating to Anthropology, . Art, Art UNM students with valid UNM lhstory, EconOmics, Geography, History, Modern and r identification cards. § call Gailat 2n-4757. ~ Classical Languages, Philoso(ihy and Political Science of any § § region in Asia is eligible for submission. Pic·Me·Up's EARN EXTRA CASH NOW! CYC L §&o-....-....- ...... _,...,.,..._,._,.._,...,.... .··...... _,_,_,._...._,...... _,...... _,._,._,.._,...,....._,.._,..,.,...,....._,..,.....--=--..o--...c=-S § One COJJY of the essay should be submitted hy May 1,1981, to s'timulant Capsules A SONG the Office of Jnternlltional Programs and Services. Up For Those Who Know save lives • donate blood plasma ~er'rlee The Pic·Me.Up's Plac:;es by 1'hc winner of the 1981 prize will be announced tbc Cum­ 2807 San Milleo NE 'N:;d;:;;-;,:e-;;;hTs;d&-1 Yale Blood ~ Sl\.fJM SAOM SAOM ';;/\OM SI\OM in Ba4-1209 menccmcnt Program ofl7, May, 1981. 1900 Central SE:. UNM or TVIID for 1 Plasma Inc. Robert Beck

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FOUND; tUl])RES~ BOOK, Michael S. .A. vallable April~. 3/30 this is the Grea.t Whfte Ho])e Y9U last. 256-0000. 3/30 FREE C()(JJ{ER SPANIEL, $50 Irl$h com() to 131 Marron Hall to describean August to early September. Plell.se <;all blsexua.! Interest group meets the 6407. Reward. 4/1 second and fourth Thursdays, 7:30p.m., IJNM. Non-smoker. $125/rnonth plus fOr summer work program. How does 844-8687 ..Sandia National Laboratories .. utilities. 294·3651. 3/31 $1098 per montll souno? For interview ?.1?7 SUB r.oom253. 3/30 appolntrnellt, call884-5050, 4/1 KAVAIU .KAYAKING ISN'T just for the 3. Services ltESPONSIBLE, NEAT, NON·srnoker. adventurous few-learn basic !!kill!! In One-third of three be!lro9m. Fireplace, PGlt .IS HIRING undergrac!llate, 9. Las Noticias four PQOI J>esslonf! and you're ready for a ACClm.ACY GUARANTEED. TYPING near Copper/Eubank. $115.00 plus 1/S. graduate students. Must be able to work river trlp, Jack O'Nell, .A.laski'L river at reasonable rates, TBM Selectric, Immedia,tely avll.llable. Evenings, 293- this spring, summt:lr and next fall, CONCEPT.IONS SOUTHWES1' SUB· guide, w1Jl be your lnstru.ctor. $95 In· Judy, 821·8607, 299·7691. 4/3 6388. 3/31 Cllallenging position it you know MISSIONS may be picked up in Marron eludes four lessons, !'Lll boats and BABYSITTER. EXPEltiENCED ROOl'IMATE NEEDJ!)D TO share two something ll.bOut making the 3032 go. Hall. room 131, M-F, 8-4. 4/7 W/S qualified or not, If you know eqllipment, and a. river trip. Space Is MO'l'HElt will Wll.tch two children in my bedroom house with yard ll.t SOl Vas!!ar GAY/LESBIAN YO(JTU soc.lalize. 4/l, Jlmlted, Call 268·4876 for more .in· home 8 .a.m,-2 p.m., Monday.Frldll.Y• S.E. With undergraduate woman. someUtlng about the 3032, we'll train you, so you wUI know more, More info 7:00p.m. 106 Girard. S.E.. roomll4. 268· formation. Sponsored bY Wol( and li'leldbllity • 011 ages and rates will be Please call. 255·8868 after .2:00 p.m. 9240. 4/1- Mountains and Rivers. 3/30 determlried by a phone call. l.'lease weekdays. 4/1_ by caUing 3305. 3/27 LAST- WEEK OF ''Works .on Paper"­ contactLlsa.Downeyat255.6455. - 4ft­ ROOMMAl'E FOB NEW throe bedroom Show! .A.SA Gallery. Hours: 11·4, M·F. CLASSICAL. GUITARIST WILL play for house near University of Albq. car. 3/27 weddings, partie$, special occasions, pooling posslble, Friendly, safe neigh· ONE USED RADIAL needed. Must fit 242-8930. 3/27, borhood, fenced backY!l.rd. $150.00, Bows· a m!JSI for !ltleen inch VW wheel (need the rim, EXCELLENT, ACCJ]RATE TYl'ISl': utilities paid. 831-3495. 4/1 bL>au pfe~sin'11lt~ •e,1~on. tool. Michelin X preferred. Will pay Up Term papers, resumes, transcribing. l'HE CIXADEL·SUPERB location near An~lt' slrapp('d tocatlh hi\ f.'y(". to $25 or trllde highly zoot digital 294-0167. ll/31 UNM & downtown. Bu:;; service every 30 PogoSOO chrono.Srll.Ph (it'll do anything but !lnd EXPERIENCED TYPIST. ENGLISII minutes. 1 bedroom or .elficlency, from ;ti!'. your lost slippers). Call Josh !lt 29Fl'003, M.A, editor, publlshed writer .. Editing $205. All utilities PFOR Associate Dean .of Students, Student QA TYP.ING SERVICE: A complete BIOYLCE. 23. JNCH white Peugeot. PAPPA GALLO Activities, SUB 106. 3/30 typing and editorial system. Technical, Generator, lock, bookrack Included. RAPE CAN BE avaded. Carey Chern general, legal, medica.!,. scholastic. Ex<:ellent condltton. $175. Call P()UY, 2675 Louisiana NE Shield on your keychaJn, Quick, ef· Charts & tables. 345·2125, tfn 277·4621 or 842.0265. 3/27 Encantada Square fecUve, sate. $12.00. Call. Bob, 245-2041. T.l'PING, WORD PROCESSING, HIGIILY .ZOOl' DIGITAL watch for 3/31 editing, data processing, delivery. 268· sale. Thll'l Uttle baby will change your TilE N.M'. CLINICAL Edueatton 8776 0.1'265•5483. . 5/11 sh.orts. Chronogmph,. alarm, calendar. ACROSS 66 Like: Suffix UNITED Feature Syndicate program, sponsored. by N.C.H.o. has TAX RETURNS PREPARED for hygrometer, etc. OrJglnally cost oVer 1 Palatable 67Common­ Friday's Pt.1~le Solved extended Its deadline to4/10. Pre.health students and emplo¥ees. $10 for l!liOA 5000 Pl!nntes, now only $26.13. For Jess 6 Radon place students Interested Jn working a ten li1foi'matJon. call Joshua at 294•7003 turd state returns. Taxworks Of 1 11 Highest 68 Deputy week rotation ln a rural or urban N.M. Am~rtca, 401 5th St. N.W., Western. after seven . .Aloha. 3/27 clinic are ertcouraged to apply. 14 Think 69 Saloon Applications may be picked up at the ,...,. 15love: 11. · 70 Diner Medical School •. room 106 B.M.S.B. on s.: '• - 16Laborgp. 71 French city Norlh Campus. More information ell! 277-2728. 3/31 17 Headstone 18 Angler, e.g. DOWN ,II. LSAT • MCAT. GRE 20 EnriCO- Pic-Me-Up,.s GRE PSYCH • GRE 810 • MAT 22 Dissipate 1 Distress can Stimulant Capsules GMAT •I:IAT • OCAl· PCAl' 23 Expanded 2 Fitting Cerebral Stimulants VAT • SAT • CPA· TOEFl 25 Bird 3 By degrees for Mental Alertness MSKP • NAT'L MED BDS 28Appends 4 Relative The Pic·M e.U p's Places ECFMG • FLEX • VOE 29 NASA vehicle 5 Roebuck 2!107 San Mateo NE NOB • NPB I • NLE 30 Associate 6 Gamal Abdel 884·1209 32Anolnt 1900 Centtal SE ~-ftMPUIN 34 Yelled 7 Drifts 24l·B491 EDUCATIONAL CENTER Warntng: sumutants .:an be Test Prepar3tlon. Speeialrsls 39 Soiled 8 Also dang~rou• 10 your health 11 taken "' • Stnce 1938 421nn 9 Hockey's 31 Music signs 51 Alkaline mln- grealetlhilli ptesetl~od dosages. You must be 1BOr olcterto purchase. For lnlorrnation, Please oath 43 Chooser Bobby - 33 Recline eral 45 N. Mexican 10 Gins 35 Wallaba tree 52 Color Indians 11 Clocked 36 Coal blggle: 2 53 Plead 46 Sheathes 12 .Swedish Isle words 55 S. 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