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\ ~ ~2... -y(tv~>'t d-?. Daily Lobo Vol. 87 No.6 . Friday , August 27, 1982 Mexico upturn needs U.S. aid, Harris says

The economy of Mexico should alone on its obligations, he ex be the first priority in Washington, plained. says political science professor Fred The July 1st election of Miguel de Harris who recently returned from a Ia Madrid signaled to the world tl}at six-month stay at the University of Mexico wanted to meet its problems Mexico as part of a professor ex head on, Harris said. DeJa Madrtd change program. has promised to reform the corrup Harris taught, in Spanish, ''The tion-prone national government and United States Today'' to about 60 to promote a society dedicated to students, mainly graduate students reducing the tremendous gap be and faculty members from the tween rich and poor, he said. national university. In past· interviews with present Devaluation of the peso began President Lopez-Portilla, Harris while he was in the country, Harris said Lopez-Portillo indicated said, adding that it was possible that wanted to produce no more crude oil Mexican economic woes would than Mexico could 'digest.' Since force a postponement of the profes then the president was forced to in sor exchanges. Finding qualified crease production, and the result professors at UNM is not a problem, was that Mexican crude was added he said. It is finding a Mexican pro to last sumer's oil glut. fessor that can afford to leave Mex Production and price drops re ico while their pay, issued in pesos, cently have fueled Mexico's 70 per Joe Cavaretta is fluctuating so much against the cent inflation and forced the curren COFFEE BREAK: Professor Fred Harris takes 11 moment from his note taking to talk about his dollar. cy devaluations that have sent the days in Mexico. Recently the United States made exchange rate from 24 pesos per dol two wise moves that will help the lar to as high as 120 to a dollar this Mexican economy recover, Harris year, Harris said. noted. The U.S. provided $1 billion Real American help for Mexico Funeral held for slain deputy chief in loan credits to the Mexican gov must be prececdcd by a U.S. econo ernment, allowing it to buy food and mic turnaround, if Mexico was to United Press International He had been shot twice in the up ized since the shooting for shock. other commodities abroad, and gave make a recovery, he said. per body and once in the back of the No suspects have been charged. Mexico an additional $1 billion in Harris also hit upon interest rates Beneath a stormy sky, 140 white head. He died about 20 hours later. Police Chief E.L. "Whitey" advance for oil purchases. In return, as the main reason that Mexican ceo gloved police officers snapped a fin There were reports Thursday that Hansen refused comment on the re Mexico sold the oil at a special rate. nomic problems continue. Until al salute Thursday to Albuquerque's tests showed a gun registered to ports that implicated Sophie Martin, Mexico has a tremendous foreign then we can e;{pect to see more prob second highest law enforcement Sophie Martin, 43, bore the as did District Attorney Stc\'e debt of some $81 billion and would lems in Mexico and more illegal official, a man wounded fatally out woman's fingerprints. The weapon Schiff. have had trouble paying the interest aliens as a result, Harris concluded. side his estranged wife's home. was found hidden in a cinderblock Deputy Police Chief Jack Dean wall near where Martin was shot. Martin, 45, commander of the de The Albuquerque Tribune re partment's Field Services Division, ported that tests also showed Mar was found gravely wounded early tin's wife had fired a gun around the Davis testifies in UNM vs. Sunday in the front seat of his police time of the 6 a.m. shooting. car. Sophie Martin has been hospital- Bailey contraCt suit

Dennis Pohlman provement in minority involvement that Bailey had not made use of nor Formet: UNM President William in UNM policy-making, but he re mal proceedures for grievance eva 'Bud' Davis testified Thursday in a futed Farber's assertion that a luation through the Academic Free $225,000 discrimination suit filed March, 1981, report by the New dom and Tenure Committee, choos~ against UNM by the former director Mexico Advisory Committee to the ing other forums instead, like The of the university's Black Studies U.S. Civil Rights Commisssion Daily Lobo and news conferences. Program. proves Bailey's claims. Davis said the final decision on Davis, a co-defendant in the civil That report found 'a disturbing Bailey's contract was based on suit, explained before an eight lack of minorities in faculty posi Bailey's performance and his failure member jury in Judge Juan G. Bur tions at UNM and throughout New to reply to a reassignment by a dead ciaga's courtroom the steps he took line established on June 5, 1980, not before his decision to terminate the on his outspokeness on UNM's re contract of the plaintiff, Harold cord on minority concerns. Bailey. Bailey has said that he accepted Davis said his decision for non the administrative decision to split renewal of the contract was a result the minority studies program under of Bailey's refusal to accept a reas• the reorganization and based his re signment in the university as a part fusal to accept reassignment because of a reorganization plan, and not be he had questions on the contract re cause Bailey was outspoken on newal proceedure. changes he felt were hurting minor Davis denied that he and others ity education. named in the suit conspired to pre Bailey has charged in his suit that vent Bailey from getting his case UNM officials were retaliating brought before the regents of the against him for remarks he made ab university. Bailey has stated he out racism in the .university when made several attempts to obtain a they terminated him. He has also hearing, but that Davis and other charged that once that decision to administrators had already decided terminate him had been made, the Lobo File Photo that if Bailey would not go through normal grievance proceedures, be same officials conspired·to prevent WM. E. 11BUDu DAVIS him from getting a grievance should not be allowed to. petition the hearing. · Mexico's institutions for higher regents. . Tuesday, testifying in his own be education.' Bailey's attorney also tried half under examination by his attor Davis noted that Bailey was a yesterday to show that UNM's attor ney Stephen Farber, Bailey said it member of the advisory committee ney, David Peter Rask, and the other became apparent to him that UNM and fttat the report was issued after co-defendants were planning for a has a policy of discrimination based Bailey's June, 1980, termination. court battle even before the deadline on color. The commission is chaired by Lt. . for Bailey to reply to his reassign Bailey also issued a statement in Gov. Roberto A. Mondragon and ment had passed. Bailey contends which he claimed UNM has no includes many prominent New Mex~ the university left him no alternative for redress of grievance, because Jeff Alt1111ndet blacks in administrative positions, icans. any UNM process was to be weight~ AFTERMATH: An Albuquerque woman plowed her car Into has no black faculty members with Davis said Bailey had chosen nev tenure and has no blacks making im er to discuss his termination directly ed against him. thelront of Ruuell's S.ltery & Dellcateaen, 3501 Lom•• NE, portant policy decisions. with him, although Davis was ulti Testimony is expected to continue Thursdey efternoon. No one w•• hurt, end no clteflons were Today former president Davis mately responsible for extension of today as the university begins to put Issued. admitted thete was room for im- his contrac.t. Davis further stated forward its defense; Page 2, New Mc.11ico Daily Lobo, August 27, 1982 Page 3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, August 27, 1982

• Wire Report by United Press International Pratt says organization, Conceptions Southwest care make difference UNM's fine arts/literary publication peoples of Korea, Chi?a , ~nd t_he tic other than shorten the period of International News other countries of AsJa, ChJef viral shedding from open lesions - Editor's note: This is the second network, and keeps abreast of prob 1982 issue on sole now Cabinet Secretary Kiichi Miyazawa the time when the genital herpes of four articles describing the men lems across the state that have aq and women b11ttling for the nomina U .5. sanctions said. sufferer is most contagious. impact on her university and near 54 China, South Korea, Hong Kong, "We have found that 30 percent tion of their party in Tuesday's spc-. heights district. cia! state legislature primary elec AMBLER'S idoxuridine .in dimethyl sulfox in UNM Dookstore, ASA Gallery, Marron Hall 131 defiant French Taiwan and other countries occu tion. Pratt said the nature of her consti and selected local bookstores pied by the Imperial Japanese Army ide ... clearly did n.ot alleviate tuency has changed somewhat since Dock issues available Marron Hall 131 WASHINGTON - The Com have bitterly complained that new symptoms, hasten healing, reduce House District 18 incumbent Rep. the reapportionment. Several pre merce Department Thursday barred Japanese history textbooks distort new lesion formation or delay subse Judith Pratt said what makes her cincts were taken away from her old SALE the French subsidiary of an Amer Japan's invasions, massacres and quent recurrences," the doctors campaign different from her oppo district, and many more were added. forced labor campaigns. wrote. nents is her organization behind the She now represents six hospitals, the YOU CAN ALWAYS BET ON A 'GOOD DEAL' AT MOUNTAINS & RIVERS because ican company and a French firm issues, from receiving any exports from the The new textbooks, pushed While the idoxuridine in DMSO university, and middle and upper we offer you the finest equipment and knowledgeable service. But to celebrate our Ninth Annive~sary, we want to ~ive you an even better deal. So., .starting Friday, August United States, pending investigation through by hawks in the ruling appeared to "significantly" shorten Pratt, speaking of her accom c.lass heights neighborhoods, and Liberal Democratic Party, delete re the contagious period for herpes must consider the interests of a more 27th, everythmg 1n our store will be 10% off- except our staff, but then they're a little of whether they violated President plishments in office as the Tuesday off anyway. Reagan's sanctions against a Soviet ferences io the 1937 Nanking "mas when compared to the other treat special legislative primary draws diverse area, she said. . pipeline. sacre" and call it an "incident" in ments, "it would be unsafe to re nearer, described her record as one In closing, Pratt said she intends And to show you we're oerious bettors, we'll continue to drop prices every day of the Baptist Student Union The department acted 30 minutes st.ead. Most historians put the death sume sexual contact until all lesions that demonstrates a care for people. to campaign the same way as al sale. Here's how it will work: aftcrit received word that a freighter toll in the Nanking "incident" &t are healed," the doctors said. ways - face to face with the people carrying three giant compressors 200,000 to 300,000. ''I've fought for the people I rep she represents, Friday 10% off everything manufactured by Dresser France for Miyazawa said the textbook cor resent," Pratt said, and gave some Saturday 15% off everything the natural gas p.ipeline left Le rections will be made a year ahead of State and Local News examples. She cited her efforts to Monday 20% off everything Howdy Party! Havre, France, bound for the Soviet schedule for the books used in the stop the censorship of textbooks in Tuesday 25% off selected items port of Riga. school year beginning in April1985. schools, her attempts to have milit Wednesday 30% off selected items Tonight 8-llpm Dresser filed a motion Thursday For those used in J 983 and 1984, Rape suspect caught ary funds cut and returned for social Thursday he said, the Education Ministry will services, her involvement in the 40% off selected items with the Commerce Department for Friday 50% off selected items ahearingforrelieffrom the ban, said issue instructions so that the actual DENVER - A man suspected nuclear weapons freeze initiative Edward Luter, Dresser's senior vice teaching of Japanese history accur of being the "Babysitter Rapist" in and her opposition to the right-to • Free Door Prizes ately reflects Japan's war-time re Denver and California's ''Lost Dog work laws as some of her causes. president for finance. So, put on your gambling shoes and come on over- we'll deal you in. • Delicious Food The temporary order prevents cord, Rapist" has been charged Wednes • Party Games day in a sexual attack on a 14-year Pratt, a Democrat, will run in the Dresser France, a subsidiary of special primary this Tuesday be Dresser Industries Inc. of Dallas, National News old girl. Come on over and get acquainted Ch;~rges of kidnapping, child cause of the June legislative redis SALE STARTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 10:00 AM and Creusot-Loire, a nationalized tricting, She was placed in the same French company that is a prime con Herpes spreads molestation and sodomy are also pending against James H. Ginn Jr., district with District 22 incumbent tractor for the project, from receiv Frank Horan, who agreed not to run. ing any product, service or technolo 42, in Los Angeles and Carlsbad, despite drug Calif., and in Albuquerque. Her Democratic opponent is Albu gy from the United States, whether querque attorney Cisco McSorley, Movie Night or not it is related to the pipeline. Chief Deputy Denver District MOUNTAINS CHICAGO - Adding dimethyl Attorney Beth McCann said more profiled in the Aug. 25 issue ofThe sulfoxide - DMSO - to a popu Daily Lobo. Saturday August 28 lar antiviral agent does not aid treat charges were expected to be filed & RIVERS Japan corrects texts ment of herpes and may cause a against Ginn. The suspect was being Pratt describes herself as one of held in lieu of $10 million bond at the so-called 'loyal Democrats,' a 6:30pm Star Wars TOKYO- Japan bowed to burning sensation when applied, re mounting pressure and agreed searchers said Thursday. Denver County Jail, where he was in network of mainly liberal urban 2320 CENTRAL S.E. r,r;;g.·~.N.M. 9:00pm The Muppet Movie Thursday to correct history tex ldoxuridine was the antiviral protective custody because of Democrats opposed to the coalition 268-4876, Mon-Fri 10-6, Sat 10- ~ alleged threats from other prisoners. of conservative Democrats and Re JUDITH PRATT 50¢ admission, Free popcorn ~. tbooks that its angry Asian neigh agent used in the test. A recent sur At a bond hearing last week, publicans that generally run things ~ bars charge whitewash Japanese vey showed it was the second most atrocities before and during World popular therapy prescribed for re Capt. Don Mulnix said Ginn was in Santa Fe. Baptist Student Union War II. current herpes simplex virus. suspected of being the "Babysitter She says her position in the legisl 401 University NE "The government and people of In an article in the currentJournal Rapist," who sexually assaulted 22 ature means that the district has an {University at Grand) Japan are deeply aware that, in the of the American Medical Associa people in 10 separate incidents in the active voice for minority rights and 243-5401 for further information past, Japanese actions have inflicted tion, a team of three doctors said Denver· area in the late 1970s and urban concerns. She helps fonnulate great suffering and injury on the adding DMSO to idoxuridine did lit- early 1980s. strategy with other members of the Nudists open q 8 for all to see Sidewalk Sale Yucca Naturist. Club, New Mex ico's only nudist club, will open their doors to the public on from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug, 29 for nude on swimming, volley ball, free fishing, Music, horse shoes and shuftle board, Yucca Naturist Club is a family ''The Classiest Trash in Town'' Fashion, oriented nudist club, and this event Exercise and is free to the public. Nudist clubs are not colonies, Beautiful which were phased out in the 1950s. Entire Summer Stock 70% off More than ISO visitors attended Bodies! the last open house. Those who visisted had the opportunity to enjoy Greeting Cards 5/ 1.00 a day free from clothing and experi enced relaxation as only a nudist can know! To reach Yucca Naturist Club, Wicker Peacock Chairs drive 15 miles north of Albuquerque on l-25 to the N .M. 44 (Cuba) exit. Reg. ~ $25.00 Tum north on U.S. 85 (thefustfour way stop) and proceed for four and a Albuquerque Hilton International Ballroom half miles. TUr:J west at the YNC sign and follow the arrows. In the + Morel More! More! August 28-29 event of inclement weather, rain checks will be issued. (Sat 10atn-9pm, Sun 10am-5pm) Infonnation to prospective nud· ists will be mailed upon request. LIVE MUSIC BY: More infonnation is available by BORDERLINE, FORREST, calling 867-9910. AND GIN MILL 'Lip Service' General Store Sat 1:30 "Battle of the Bodies'' Competition featuring Mike Carnohan, 1982 Mr. NM and The Daily Lobo will begin. print Tammy Stafford the world's strongest kid! ing a daily calendar Sept. 2. Sun. 12:30 "Dancerama" Competition Notice of campus nteetings and 111 Harvard SE between area dance and aerobic studios. events will be published on the day (aero•• &om IJNM) Sat 12:00 & 3:30 and Sun 11:15- "Body Beautiful" Fashion Shows of the event. featuring Dawn Reesman, 1982 Ms. New Mexico Persons wishing to publicize a Fri. 11·6 meeting or event in this column should fill out a • 'Lip Service'' fonn Sat. 10·6 a '-J. ooroes enceror1ses production found in Marron Hall 138. Su.l2·6 '266-7709 Deadline for calendar items is 2 p.m. the day preceding publication,

• Page 4, New Mellico Daily Lobo, August 27, 1982 Page 5, New Mexico Daily Lobo, August 27, 1982 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Life Big mouse,red trees 441DMENAUL fingers into, an airlines per· paid a lot of extra money so MAIN and son arranged to put us on a they won't have to sit in the Related plane bound for St. Louis. We same section as children. were not really interested in Robert sen sed this i m I._ __STC_R_E~== Subjects going to St. Louis, because mediately and went into Ex- , the principal tourist attraction tended Public Behavior Mode, ~ i there is an arch. I once paid a mode that baffles medical money and waited on line to science because in it a child go up to the top of this arch, can cry for more than 45 mi i ~4418 and when I finally got there, I nutes without inhaling. If you're looking for ways to realized that (a) St. Louis looks Robert wanted the stewar develop a serious drinking basically the same from the dess to open the airplane SALE STARTS SATURDAY, AUGUST 28th, 8:00AM 4418 TOWNER NE problem, I urge you to take a top of the arch as from on the door, only we were 35,000 Our Famous AVALANCHE Starts Saturday ·and Runs for Two Weeks. JUST BEHIND OUR MENAUL STORE small child across the country ground, only flatter; and (b) I feet in the air. After a while, I OPEN: SATURDAY 8:00 to 6:00 in an airplane. My wife and I had no way of knowing got the impression the ste ,2004 DOWN Holds in Layaway until November. Use your VISA, Master SUNDAY 10:00 to 5 did this recently, in an effort to whether the people who built wardess was seriously con Charge or American Express. MONDAY 10:00 9:00 get to California. We had this arch were serious, com· sidering opening the door for to heard that C. frisbees, hats and t-shins; a Deletion of Names and Addresses tor Harold Van Winkle. "But Any student wishing to have her/his name Wt• suggt•'t that you dip •md ;an: this calendar for future reference. skydiving >how at 4:30 p.m .. f~ec Saturday. "Welcome Back they're a hard working and enthu CLOSI:-ul•i b; (,l'Jl Th. Ckt 14 1'1'>2 Sept 17. HI's:?. sion is $1 with student l.D .. mnd $2 noons a week to practicing and went Union Building (SUB) before Friday, }'ro~r.ilr. I 1.1 T s.,J,, \\I' . ~~J\ 17. 19~2 OcL 19. 19';:?. held at 5:30p.m. All UNM students, t-; ( '"''' faculty and staff are allowed to par for non-students. Live band music through an intense, week long clinic September 3, 1982 and fill out the appropri ~.;~;, & (-.1"!1 Th , Jan ll IY">l Dt•e. 17. 19S:?. and dancing with "Buckboard" will before school started, Van Winkle ate form. '-lllljl b.: Ct~IJ Ih . \!.u !7 !'!">) Feb. :?.::!, 19'1.3 ticipate in the conte>t, with prizes being awarded for ''best dressed,'' be provided all night. A free hayride said. They spent up to 12 hours daily The Student Directory will be published and "''hi (.\; l d"!l Th. \pr J.t 1'l"-l :\far :?.::!. 1%> "big~gest splash" and "best dive." around the University will take place to learn new music and practice mar available during the first week in October '"Hl.l1t ~ ( •"ll Tli \f.!\ 1'1. 1'l'>., Apr. :?.:?.. 14'>J from 8 to 11 p.m. ching. and will be on sale at the Student lnforma- o "Ill" " ( •<'li I'lt ' JlllH' lh 1'~" ;, ~ld\ ::!0. 1'1"-1 A dunk tank holding prestigious "It takes a lot of commitment," tion Center in the SUB and several other ( '· rlllfl'l~l!· -'!.ht-n '-.~,]}~ r, .... t In ~q>t !tl R(•gi,tr.ttinn opt•ns L'NM faculty, staff and students will At 10 p.m .. a dance contest will said Assistant Director Jo Beth Ann ('] ;:, places on campus for $1. lb. 'wp! .\ur:;u't :::3. and will be llJCated next to the pool. This be held with a first prize of two strong who is a fifth year band mem Th tld - hr.• \.·ontinuou~. As ,, 1 vear's dunk tank schedule will in round-trip plane tickets, accom ber. "I love music, and this is the Fn Cld ~unn ..l" on~ (httt.~ i-; ~Jude U!'/M Chief of Police Barry modations and tickets to the Oct. 16 best way of expressing it. You reach . In ti!!nl. anntht•r 1> ~' Cox t3:30 p.m, J. A,sistant Dean of CNM at San Diego football game. so many people performing. That's [>, opem•d n, 'I•\'"' Studies Garv Gnlden r3:45 p.m. 1, Video games, old west photos and the thrill of it.'' 1\r .~btl r ~~j Pt'L".·-~!-J -:;~ T,·,tm;: '''"i"m START HPER Chdimmn Leun Grlfiin 14 conce5;ions will also be available at lt :o-tP'h r ln. ,~..,l· ''l !kn - .lt ~ lil J lll (<: 1 )iJ p lll The band has changed over the p.m.'· Director ,,f S.:h''''l RelatJ'm' the dance. ! ~~n•.. r .. 1t·. t ·11, -.:· H~~L: hP 't.·\-tt.., ..t\ ~uL.thlt• fnr last couple years, Van Winkle said. Jeff Alexander "We are using more show ''" !, '!l ''-·'''' f,,., l'lo •t·• Ill f·J.di .... t-"'"'ll m ~tudt·nt 76 TROMBONES . , • and clarinets, and drums, and horns and manship in the routines, a lot more ''''''I luH- P!tutd ID t,, the 190 persons of the UNM Marching Band who play thes11 tt.!kt· tt•:..L Enrollment more than 22,000; dance and' movements to the ·s.oew111~r.. ~pook music," he said. instruments are practicing their footwork in preparation for l ,., \1~r·r1:! A Broadway production of music reg. • 2.lioo !'r ,,_;LL!l't I 1 \.1 \pr !h i'<'oi \l.u 21. l'J">3 from Jesus Christ Superstar, Grease Tech, Sept. 11. l ld "· ['i'>) St•pt 12. 1'1">3 Enrollment at l'!'/M thi!, fall is Acting Dean John Rinaldi said and Fiddler on the Roof will be per It won't be easy because these pointed star on the field. \pph,-.•tt":l lllll't bt• n•t't'tl{'(l h1 Dt·nt.tl :\dmt,q>Hl Pwgr<~m formed for the first home football running about3.5 percent above la~t registration for the new General Col nu~rbers require a lot of teamwork, Only about one fourth of the band Now• I9B5" 1111 latt•r than dt•.tdhnt• IJ,to·d .1h"' <'- fall at the same time. Robert Weav lege is greater than expected. He game Sept. II. Armstrong said. During the number members are music majors. The rest 9611 MENAIJL BLVD. NE Other productions will feature from Jesus Christ Superstar the 190 run the gamut of University majors, Dt•nt.tl Jh c:wzu· .\plltudt· Od 311. 1'1';2 Oct. 6, 19';::! er. dean of admissions. said said 310 students had registered in ALBWIJERQUE, ftEW NEXICO 87112 ~ctAJU1 Wednesday. jazz, Spanish, and classical themes. muscians will form a giant five Van Winkle said. Tt·-t n,.,. -t 1'J~:! ~(1\ 10. 19~2 the General College by Monday and mOIJil1ain ~PIIIell\"inc •. c J.m !.!'i. 19-'l-3 Dee, :?.7, 19'>2 expected considerably more would be enrolled by the close of late reg ~~:_).12!!_ -- Registration through Monday istration. Dit•tihan' Ht•gJstr.ltim• Ott. 30. I2 Writt> to American Dietetic Asso<:iation totaled 22.520 students on the Main New backpacking course is offered Ex.un RPgi,tration Office. 430 ~ \1ichigan Ave. Campus. That's an increase of 708 All OfhEP,. ~y p~ brok, pa~~ The General College admin:s.:e~; f Chit·<~g<>, IlL 60611 for ~pplication & info. students - 3.46 percent above the basic skills courses and asso<:1:=.:e .:!; Graduate ~ttnagt•mt•nt Oct. 2.3. 19'>2 Sept. 20, 19')2 enjoyment and safety emphasized :!1.506 studentS who had registered gree programs .. Three of the ~:::;,;. Aumission Tt•st (;\tAT' Jan 2'1. 1%3 Dec. 27. 19:,2 at the same time in 198 L 10% OfF '.lar l'J, l3 computer programming. ere.::•<-:· A new class in backpacking will related to backpacking. The main equipment, for rent, for all three cial business skills and .e]e::t":•m:-; Jum· 1"l. 1'!').1 ~fay 13. 19-~3 be offered by the Physical Recrea emphasis of this course will be to courses at very low prices, technology, are being offe:-e:. !:'• :•r; itllfl seft: 4 fh Applit.ltiom UHht lw ptt,tm.J:rked w• L!tt•r than dosing date listl'd abo1e Late re2istration at VNM con tion Professional Services program provide the student with the best Physical Education hopes this tinues through Friday. dil·ision this fall. in the spring, said instruction prog possible information concerning sequence of courses will attract two fS!. ( :radu.llt• Rt•wrd Od. Hi. 1Y'>.C. Sept. 16, 1952 ram coordinator Dr. William De backpacking coupled with outdoor new populations at the University Fununa!Jo~n1 C:HE lkt 11. l'J~.C. ~0\'. 5, 19.52 groot. experience. previously unreached: novice cam Fl'l> 5. l'J'>-3 Dec . .30. 19.5::! UNM presidential search The new course "Backpacking" The third class, "Wilderness Ex pers, put off by the imagined :\pr 2:3. l'i'l-3 ~lar, 18, 1953 will complete the three courses now perience,'' is designed to place the hardships of camping, and the stu Junt• 11. 1'il,.3 . \lay 6, 1953 40 active candidates left on list being offered in the outdoor experi students in stressful situations in the dent interested more in survival Applic.ltinns must !... postmarkC"d nu latt>r than dosing date listtod above ence area. wilderness to help the students learn skills. Yet, they do not want to neg more about themselves. The emph lect the student interested in back (;r,l(luatP St·hnol Fort•tgn Cnnt.1ct Testing Dl\t,inn 277-5.3,f5 lor appointment The presidential search and ing with a total of211 applkanL~and What's so new about a backpack asis is placed on survival skills and packing. IAmgu.1ge Tt>>t GSFLT screening committee at t:NM has nominees. ing course? With the addition of the camping with a minimum of equip Fall semester backpacking classes narrowed the list of active candi new course, students will now be ment. The Outdoor Shop located in still have openings. More infonnatin able to experience the outdoors at fmtitutt• fi>r Ct•rttil• ~tll. 13. 1'!'>2 dates for the vacant president's post Travelstead said the committee Johnson Gym has all the necessary is available at 277-2128. t"atlnn nf En~m·t•ring . Applications and information mav bt• obtained br writing to to 40, Chester C. Travelstead, com· expects to submit eight names to the three distinct levels, Tt'<-hrm i.lm ICET fCET. 2tl2'1 K Stret>t. !'\_ W., Washin>;ton. DC ::!0006 mittec chairman reportS. C:-.1 Regents for their considera The first level, "Camping Ex The committee began its screen- tion by no later than Oct. I. perience," will provide instruction Law School .-\dnmsu•n Tt•st Oct. 2. 19'12 Sept 2. 1982 and field experiences designed to in .I~'> AT Dl'c. 4. 191,:! !'io,·. 4. ISS:?. troduce to the novice camper the Feb. 19. 19->3 Jan. 20. 1983 basic skills necessary for safe and ,Register Early! Appltcations must he postmarked enjoyable camping. The main by thl' dosing date listed alxm.··: emphasis of this will be an enjoyable outdoor experience involving a Announcing! :\fedic-al Colle.~:e Admission Apr. 9, 19-'>3 :\far. 11, 1983 minimum of physical strength. for the seventh time lobo men's shop · Test ·:\KAT Oct. I. 1S53 Sept. 2, 1983 The next level, "Backpacking," A?plications will be available at th(' Testing Division will provide the student with instruc about February 1. 19.53 · tion and field experience necessary to sharpen and test new and old skills Milll'r Analogii'S Test Contact Testing Division .::!77-5345 for appointment t!-IATI Sidewalk National Teacher Exam Nov. 13, 1982 - Core- Battery Oct. 11, 198::! tNTEI ~lar. 5, 1983 - Core Battery Jan. 31, 1983 Apr. 30. 1983 - Specialty Area . Mar. 2$, 1983 BACK TO SCHOOL ,Application must b(' in ETS Office by closing date listed abo\·e. ·1 SPECIALS TYPEWRITERS FOR Optoml?try Coll('ge Oct. 23, 1982 Sept. 24. 1982. HOME OR OFFICE I non elcctnc;: portables with cass !rom 539.95 Admission Test Application must be in office of Psychologirol Corp. clcetm: portables' With ease from ·s119 95 Sale! by closing date listed above. CALCULATORS, all tully guaranteed :-iov. 6. 1982 Oct. 9. 1982 PharmaC'y Col!l')!;e il buslncJ;S analyst . 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AND MANY OTI-li:AS At LOW·LOW PRICES, AND EVERYTHiNG iS FULLY GUAAANTEEti TSE \Jar. !:!. 1'1'-~ Jan. 24. 1983 ~MGO ef tl'le AlTENT!ON UNM STUDENTS: lobo Plus a large selection of leather coats, shoes, Frye boots, knit shirts, sports coats, \Ltv 14. Jq<,.) !llar. 2'l, 19'>.3 .. . BRING THIS AD FOR illflfD8fl, AN ADDITIONAL10% DISCOUNT turtle necks, sweaters, suits & swim suits ~tl\ ::!(1, 19~~ Oct. 2.'5. 1982 P.Jlffif:8RBD men's .SANDIA JEWELRY AND LOAN Application mu't lw rl'tl'h r·d hy Psycholnj!ical Corp. by 2937 Monte Vista NE 11101 Menaul co. ciosing datt" listed abo\ e.· {Neatlhf! Unlversi(y} {FcJlllh'!!~~~?Ef.~!E~~_j 517 CENTRAL N.W. shop 2120 Centrai SE • 243-6954 Downtown 51h eM 61h CENfFML 842·12:b Page 8, New Meltico Daily Lobo, August 27, 1982 Page 9, New Mexico Daily Lobo, August 27, .1982

'111E WINI~ CELLAR WELCOMES Host eases culture shock Insect charms hard work ITNM STIIDElVI'S, li'AClJL1T & FRIENDS Lunch and Dinner Specials HcrYcd daily Kent Kullby "We get into long discussions ethnic and religious groups on but alluring to females Get Cash In semnds Dully Happy Hour 4-7prn talking about differences between campus. F<:u!urlng 50!{ MargaritaH & Complimentary Snacks Easing the tremors of culture our cultures at the dinner table, And She also organizes ppt luck din· It's not clear why cicadas make Crawford's paper, published by Now! Amigo, Harvest, & CU Anytime Cards shock for UNM's 525 foreign stu 1 think its very educational for my ners and other activities for the stu· that thrumming noise, but it must be the Entomological Society of Amcr Lute Nighl IIappy Hour dents can be fun and educational for nine-year-old d&ughter," she said, dents to meet with each other, important to them because it's such icl!, says the Albuquerque cicadas ALL Work The CU Anytime Machine. . Besides getting hosts for the stu Anyone wishing to volunteer as a hard work, says a UNM biology pro begin their chorus just after sunset in. lO.pm.-1.2 Midnight - In Lmmgc.' only "host" families. "I've thoroughly enjoyed the ex dents, Viamonte works to get ll new host can call the International Prog fessor. early and late summer and close to l~<:aturing 09!{ well drin}{S l perience. I think I've gotten more student involved with the different rams and Services at 277-4033, ''It's generally only the male sunset in midsummer. Overcast out ofit than he," said Evelyn Bear cicada that choruses,'' says Dr. Clif skies trigger the song earlier. ,-Right Here On Campus! CO~TINUOllS FOOD SERVIC!t den about UNM student Renato ford S. Crawford, "The idea may be Temperature and humiclity do not llum-11 pm Monday thnt 'Illllrsday Rosales from the Philippines. they are attracting females, asking seem to affect the starting time but llnm-12 l\Hdnlght Friday & Saturday Bearden met Rosales two years them to compare individual sin light intensity and barometric press Forget the check-cash Machine at New Mex account at Albuquer L!w l'Ull'rtalnnu~.nt Turs. tltru SM. :'\itrs ago when she volunteered with the gers.'' ure changes do. ing hassle. Save time, ico Educators Federal que National Bank The chorus ~ presumably allur ~-- ·------....., :1.L AR UNM International Program as a If cicadas take their cues from the effort and frayed tem Credit Union right here (Amigo card), Security WINE ... I~ 1.. h · ing to female cicadas but anathema host. Since then s e has enjoyed the setting sun, Crawford wonders if IC.c!'itaurruat wad J,otua~c f · d h' f R 1 d 1 d to some people - issues from tym· per! Now- this minute on campus at 1712 Las Federal Savings & Loan l.t)IIIUI'li & Sa11 t•cd••o • l•'air t•hu,a • 268-6706 nen 8 1P 0 · osa es an eame a "they sing at th~ same moment in bals, vibrating membranes in the Northeast Heights and down - you can use any of lomas NE. (Harvest card), or New ~~·~~~~-$U~~~~·~~-~·§~~~~~~~~~:;~~~~~2~~~ great deal from him, she said. pouches on the abdomen. Voluntary ~ International Programs and Ser- town. these three {ff!f}O:. cards Insert the /I'l.'/11· card of Mexico Educators Fed· vices is looking for more host fami muscle contractions produce ''a sort "I'd like to know if the timing of of vibrating drum effect," says -Amigo, Harvest your choice, Amigo, era] Cr~dit Union lies for foreign students. the evening chorus is the same rela or CU Anytime - and ( ('U Anytime card) and The host does not give room and Crawford. tive to environmental factors where Harvest, or CU Anytime board to the students but simply in ''It is one of the most highly ener ver they are or if it's localized in get instant cash up to will be shown on your gy-using muscles known,'' he adds. - in the Machine and vite the student to activities. populations,'' he says. ''That would $200 a day from the withdraw the cash you next statement. "It's very important to give fore Albuquerque is the congenial tell us something about the genetics CU Anytime Money Recharter ign students a chance to learn the home of a species of floodplain cica· and evolution of cicadas." need. The money you Imagine! Cash instantly, customs of family life in America. It da which can be heard, like it or not, The cicadas we are hearing this receive will be de conveniently; anytime on time gives them a better perspective, from early June to mid-October. ducted from your you need it, 24 hours Many times the students will just summer probably were born at least stay on campus if they don't have a Cicadas thrive in temperate and four years ago, erawford says. a day. Use the so your or2anization reason to leave it," said I.P.S. tropical regions all over the world, Their mother laid eggs on twigs, and CU Anytime Money when the twigs fell the newly hatch Coordinator Lorraine Viamonte. but despite their profusion they are Machine. It's here on can aPPear in the 1982-83 Yesterday Viamontc matched little understood, says Crawford. He ed nymphs burrowed into the Mia Wahlqvist of Sweden with Greg is the co-author, with Mary M. ground. They lived at root level, campus ... ..Campus Guide to Bowes who is a professor of Adult Dadone, of a technical paper on the feeding on ~s· nutrients. When Education at UNM. chorusing habits of the Albuquerque they emerged they made a finger "My wife is very excited to meet cicada. sized hole in the groung and left be Chartered Student you. She studied in Sweden one Asked what more he'd like to hind, often on the bark of a nearby summer," Bowes said to Wahl know about cicadas, Crawford said, tree, a beige outer covering of nym Or!!anizations·· qvist. "I'd like to know why they have the phal "skin," complete with feet.and waiting for you now at feelers. Rechartering deadline is Friday, Sept. 1Oth "People are very friendly and song pattern they do. 1712 las Lomas NE. easy to get in touch with," Wahl "There are two distinct units," he Adult cicadas live in trees. Their qvist said. "But the different ac continues, "the erratic daytime beaks pierce twigs and branches so ;;.· .~-- , ~"; I~ .,!', YEAR ·;TUDENT ACTIVITal iiiLL ·AGAIN BE LISTI:IG cents confuse me." singing and the continuous, predict they can suck liquid nutrients, but '',, ,.• ~'1 .r! I., "•\RT!qfp AND qf(.!MTE•!D WJDE~T QRGANI7Ali0NS 1.~ The majority of foreign students able evening chorus. there is no evidence they harm the "Why? I think attracting female(l .1 f! 1 ;.\l ·;!PPL[~f~T •]f Tfl[ UAI!Y (1~~ BUT, 1~ BE are from Taiwan, Japan, Mexico trees, Crawford says. The cicada il.fi:Ji.ii[ -- ~ I and Brazil. But the mix also includes is the only answer." sings all summer, mates and is dead :: "~·I . :·l·.ll!nt~· Pl T•q·_. P~~:~LiCjU10N vou ~~u~-r H£rHARrtR vou~ ~. J. natives of Europe, Africa, Austra before the frrst frost. ;~'·i:.1 tl 'JN r:"F. H•t PiF·JR~~AfiO'I oif r;p Ff10~ VQL!r1 The chorus may also be a "spac lia, and the Middle East, said Behavioral scientists are in t.:( ·._.,;\J1TFUP{'l FOR\!; rJH; ?f V)£C Tl) DESCRIBE VQIJq ing arrangement,'' Crawford specu Viamonte. terested in animals like the cicada, :fift~:-n=Art-·VJ iT" JFFFE~S. VI}~ lates, a noisy no-tresspassing sign. A'IO UST lF "'AVE Patricia Telles is host for two BIENVENIDOS are extended to Mia Wahlqvist, a foreign stu Crawford says. !,iv ;~f:li•lNI :)P teJql["'', l~~T,\CT ;n!DE'Il A('IVJTif'; Or perhaps the multiple voices are foreign students, one from Mexico dent here from Sweden, by (left) Lorraine Viamonte, coordi intended to confuse predators. Cica "They seem to illustrate a princi· ,,; :n ·II% JH, :11\1 o.'• ''l"M !OL '.lUDEll! U~IO~ BUIIDI!h and another from Jordan. nator of International Programs, and Greg Bowes, professor das' enemies include cats, dogs, ple called Iekking, .in which animals of adult education and host. sparrows, raptor birds and a species get together in discrete areas for re of wasp that dines on cicadas. produc!ive purposes. "Cicadas also illustrate sexual selection, the question of how indi Mexican money viduals compete to attract members of the opposite sex. " To protect your privacy, Crawford doesn't dislike the cica· safe in U.S. das' thrumming chorus- to lum MEXICO CITY (UPI)- U.S. it's a welcome sign of sumrr.cr don't waste words Ambassador John Gavin denied the but his cats eat them, an•J they Treasury Department plans to freeze shriek as they go down. "I imagine cicadas would be a Mexican money in American banks with unwanted callers. good, high-protein food," Craw in retaliation for a similar move Your phone is part of your home. And at Mountain made on Mexican dollar accounts, ford says. Bell, we understand that when someone uses your an embassy statement said today. phone to invade your privacy, it's like an unwanted "It has been called to my atten visitor coming through your front door. But we want tion that rumors arc circulating of you to know that you can have the last word with these the U.S. Treasury's intention to freeze dollar accounts held by Mex callers. By not wasting any words with them at all. icans in the United States," Gavin If the caller is a salesperson using a hard sell, said in the prepared statement. "These rumors are utterly false." Announcing! you don't have to listen.just say you're not interested, for the seventh time lobo men's shop and hang up. Ever since the Mexican peso be · If you get an obscene call, or the caller remains gan to collapse earlier in the month the government has had to head off silent, don't stop to listen. Above all, don't talk to rumors of everything from impend them. Hang up on their hang-ups. And if these ing food shortages to assassination callers keep after you or threaten you, get in touch attempts on President Jose Lopez Sidewalk Portillo 3Ild President-elect Miguel right away with the police and your local Mountain de Ia Madrid, who takes office Dec. Bell business office. We'll help you find other ways I. to deal with these calls. ''This and other false rumors that No matter what kind of unwanted calls you have arisen about various aspects of Mexico's financial situation are des Sale! get, let your actions speak louder than their words. tructive and damaging when given By hanging Jlp. It's the best way we know to protect credence," Gavin said. the privacy of your home. And your phone. "It is important thatresponsible people on both side of the border This Saturday, Aug 28 Forthewayyou live. reject them for what they are: alar· mist inventions." Pants $7.50 Mexicans and Americans alike @ are furious with the government for effectively freezing their dollar bank Mountain Bell accounts and many are alleging gov Shirts $5.00 ernment officials themselves with depositing huge sums of money in lobo Plus a large selection of leather coats, shoes, Frye boots, knit shirts, sports coats, U.s. banks to avoid the problem. turtle necks, sweaters, suits & swim suits Another rumor sweeping Mexico men's is that the Mexican government has obtained a list of citizens with fore shop 2120 Central SE • 243-6954 ign, mostly U.S., bank accounts and will try and seize the money. Page II, New Me~ico Daily Lobo, Augu~t 27, 1982 Page 10, New Me~ico Daily Lobo, August 27, 1982 Review Vote Be Bennigan's Arts Bound! Cisco McSorley Burrito is Primary Election August 31 Two plot fronts converge Democratic candidate for Quench The Thirsties And Hungries Happy Hours - Sunday Noon-Midnight a delicacy State House of Representatives 2 for 1 Moo-Sat llam-7pm & llpm-2am in new Beineix film District 18 (must be 21 years old) Many people who live in or have works. The bad guys are too stiff, • Native of Albuquerque Kitchen Open All Day • 1-40 & Louisiana Eddie Tafoya through all of the film, the under visited Albuquerque are of the opin • Graduate of UNM tones are still there. He befriends a too inhuman. One, who wears com ion that the Duke City is a town with bat boots, has a shaved head and • Attended UNM Centro Andino In Quito, Eduodor The two plot fronts that come precocious young lady named Alba no style and no class. • Taught school in Quito, Ecuador for three years together in Jean-Jacques Beincix's (Thuy An Luu) who resembles wears sunglasses, stares straight out of a windshield as the power win • Groduote of UNM Low School debut film are a story about a young Diva, and lives in a fantasy world A couple of visitors who hold this • Practicing attorney In Albuquerque Parisian mail boy madly in love with like the one Jules puts his perfect dow goes down before a clandesti~e view were in town last week. There \ End Of Summer meeting in a parking garage. This 't,,, an opera star, and how one bad judg lady into. He also steals Diva's was only one possible destination legislative experience ... ment can almost cost him his life. gown, and has a prostitute wear it character is by far the worst of the when the subject of lunch came " bad guys, ns he is the most memor· Since 1979 Cisco has worked for the New Mexico State Legislature: The movie starts out when the when she goes to bed with him. up- Acapulco Tacos and Burri first as Legislative Aide to the House and this last term as on aide ro SALE! able, but the others are not much tos. A traditional sort of burrito protaganist, Jules (Frederic Andrei), The film is ironic in that it para Tom Rutherford, Majority Leader in the State Senate. His duties tape records the concert of his favo llels the quixotic romance of a poor better. stand and home of the finest $2 lun Qne Week Only Include writing and research of legislation, and following bills rite opera star, Cynthia Hawkins man falling in love with a woman he ches available anywhere, the Aca through the various committees and floor debates. This experience Sale Begins Saturday, Aug. 28th (Wilhelmina Wiggens Fcrnanez), knows he can never have, and in a The plot bubbles and all of the pulco embodies better than any other has given him the tools to better represent the various concerns of who'iscallcd "Diva" because of her twist to please the romantics, she threads spin together for the finish, place the style and flavor of Albu our neighborhoods. prima donna attitude. This trait is responds to him. Through the meet and "Diva" is a rare movie- a querque. best exemplified by Diva's refusal to ing and their friendship (if you can thriller, a romance, a crime drama, U.N.M. call this relationship a friendship) As yellow as the hot New Mexico record her music. She feels that her and a little bit of comedy coming sun, Acapulco Tacos and Burritos Through various funding formula changes U. N.M. has not received performances arc personal to her and Jules keeps Diva on the high pedes together in a young man's fantasy. the funding it needs to remain o vital force In expanding the tal he built for her long before he met squats in a gravel and dirt parking Jot her audience, and when the music at the corner of Southern and San educational horizons of New Mexico. In conjunction with the efforts ends "you have :o let it go." her. "Diva" is presently showing at of the Associated Students of U.N.M, the Work-Study programs can But the two tapes are the chief foci Mateo S.E. between Coal and But Jules records the concert with the Guild, 3405 Central SE. The Kathryn. Easily located by the over be expanded, the library Improved and tuition costs stabilized. sophisticated equipment, and comes of the film. Jules goes home one movie runs through September 16. up with a high quality recording, evening to find his to his revamped stze Coca-Cola sign and its outline thqt, in the most meaty part of the garage ransacked, and his tapes of yellow neon, the restaurant plot development, attracts the atten hang froms the ceiling in mutilated doesn't look like much at first tion of record pirates. strings and knots. This is the symbo UNM art head · glance. But this is just half the exposition. lic picture of the tangled mess the But that seems to always be the The day after the concert a prostitute recordings have brought Jules into. awarded grant case in New Mexico. It's the out of is being chased by two underworld A chase scene that takes the view the way places with a somewhat run men and drops a taped confession er through the ?aris subways is Garo Z. Antresian, chainnan of down appearance that have the best into Jules' mailbag. So Jules ends up orchestrated with perfection; it is the UNM art department, has been food, and the best prices. ASUNM Film Committee with two tapes and six people on his eye-pleasing and interesting as Jules awarded a $25,000 unrestricted .w~ ~ tail. takes a moped down several flights The Acapulco is no exception, presents grant from the National Endowment The menu is fairly varied New Mex Thus begins the action of an ironic of stairs and even takes it on the for the Arts. GREEN ALL MEAT ~~=~ \fflt~~m~ thriller of a film. Metro, an escalator, and a moving ican food, including enchilladas, tacos, guacamole salads, tamales ~ 2421 SAN PE:DRO NE 884-5113 Although Jules' obsession with sidewalk. Antresian said he is overjoyed. "I Diva isn't dealt with directly But not everything in "Diva" and othel' standard fare. And then have all this money and a million there are the bunitos. Albuquerque style, sitting on the phere that usually is a sure sign of Emmanuelle New Mexico's Complete Camping & Backpacking Shop! ideas, but very little time," he hood of a parked car, the Acapulco is good food. added. This is a restaurant founded on just the right setting, especially at Prices at the Acapulco have gone of Current book minireviews bunitos - there are a dozen kinds, sunset when the yellow neon and red up over the years, but are still very "The legendary lass United Press International begins on an evening in 1837 when He said he plans to continue paint all of which are delicious. With red sombrero are highlighted against the reasonable. A regular burrito is soft-core fun" Pomeroy by Gordon Williams two men have a bit too much to drink ing and making prints. In addition, or green chile, came adovada, chor purple shadows of the mountains. $1.20 and a number 4 all meat is (Arbor House, $12.95) and decide they can't go home to l1e said he is also considering taking izo (sausage), rellenos, all meat orin The original Acapulco Tacos and $1.40. A super burrlto, about three Introducing John Stockley their own wives - so they go home 1 trip abroad next year. combination with beans, a bunito Bunitos was just west of University of the regular ones put together, is Pomeroy - "unmitigated rascal," to each others. Their wives never Antresian was selected to receive from the Acapulco, along with a Blvd. That establishment closed in $2.50 and is the most expensive black sheep scion ofl. distinguished quite recover, and nine months later, the award on the basis of his profes Coke or iced tea to take the sting out 1978 and the place was reopened a single item on the menu. Tacos are Saturday August 26 Tennessee family and se.:~et agent to the fated narrator of "Oxherding sional experience. of the chile, is the ultimate AlbU· short time later at its present loca $.60, a guacamole salad with chips the world's highest and lowest trou Tale" is born. querque lunch. tion, but under new management. A runs $1 .50. Sunday· August 27 ble spots, in the service of President Antresian joined the UNM art de All eating at the Acapulco is done new Acapulco. has recently opened The Acapulco Tacos and Bunitos Theodore Roosevelt. Scratching the Beat Surface by partment faculty in 1964. Before in the fresh air and sunshine. There on Juan Tabo Blvd. to serve the far is open from about 10:30 a.m. to Oxherding Tale by Charles John Michael McClure (North Point coming to UNM, he held a teaching are tables on each side of the res heights. about 8 p.m. Mondays through son (Indiana University Press, Press, $15) position at the Herron School of Art taurant, and two summers ago a Many of the people that work at Saturdays, and when they open on New Mexico Union $10.95) In this collection of essays, poet in Indianapolis, Ind., where he patio with umbrella-shaded tables the Acapulco are related to each Sundays, its from about 11 a.m. to 5 This is the second in IUP's ''liter and playwright Michael McClure re earned his bachelor of fine arts de was added onto the back. On most other. That's why it seems like the p.m. Hours are not exact, and if its Theatre ary fiction," quality fiction chosen views his own career and the con gree in 1948. In 1960-6I, he served days there is a good view of the same people are always working close to closing time when a bunito from novelists who "are the equals tributions of his contemporaries as technical director of the Tamarind Sandias from the patio. there, because they are. This pro sounds good, phoning ahead is re of our great writers or who at least over the past three decades to de Lithography Workshop, Inc., in Los For those who really want to eat vides the kind.of a family-run atmos- commended. show potential of that class." This is velop a new perception of art as "a Angeles, from which the Tamarind Showtimes: the story of Andrew Hawkins, and it living bio-alchemical organism." Institute at UNM originated. 1:10, 3:15, 7:00 and 9:30 uTime of Your Life" heads AL T list The Albuquerque Little Theatre the author will be on hand to help they've come to expect from us," will begin its regular season of light iron out technical difficulties in the says Robin Schlegel of ALT. Begin comedy/drama on Sept. 3 with a original Broadway production. ning Oct. I with the opening of production of "Special Occasions" Director Michael Myers calls it "a "Time of Your Life" by William by Bernard Slade, then will expand fun and funny production with a lot Saroyart, the theatre will initiate a its scope to include more serious, of thought-provoking elements" ab "Renaissance Season'' of classic "literary" theater and children's out the problems a newly-split cou drama - tQ be directed by Myers Red-Hot Top 40 Band New Mexico plays under ALT's new year-long, ple encounter as they try to stay on and an assortment of guest directors. three-part season concept. "Spe· friendly tenns. "The traditional Also in the works arc Ibsen's "A from Phoenix Daily Lobo cial Occasions" is a two-actor play season is designed to give our regu Doll's House," an altered version of featuring Greg Mullavey (Tom lar playgoers, the ones who have "A Christmas Carol," and "The Hartman on "Mary Hartman, Mary been coming out and supporting us Dresser," Reservations for these Hartman,;) and Meredith McRae; for years and years, the kind of plays plays will be available beginning Subscriptions Sept. 13; tickets for the regular sea son are available now. For more in Only $10 per year fonnation call the Albuquerque Lit At Ned's tle Theatre at 242-4750 or 242- Marron Hall, Room 131 4315. Tonight &: Saturday Or send $10 to: SF con starts today UNM Box 20, Univ. of N.M., ALT auditions and Albuquerque, N.M. 87131 set for Sunday Bubonicon 14, New Mexico's bro, costs $7.50 per plate. Next Week annual science fiction conven Registration begins today at The Aibuquerque Little Theatre tion, will be held this weekend at noon. Some of today's events in· announces auditions for its October !RENE SilBERMAN PRESENTS ''DIVA'' A f>lm by JEAN·JACOUE$ BEINE/X the Winrock Inn here. elude George Martin reading production The Time of Your Life. Tuesday through Saturday Ad>pted from tho novel by DElACORTA Screenplay by JEAN•JACOUE$ BEINE IX. Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, author from his novel Fevre Dream at 4 The parts available are for 16 men JEAN VAN HAMME 01alogue by JEAN·JACOUES BEINEIX W1th FREDERIC ANDREI. p.m,. a panel at 9 p.m. on time and nine women, ages 20 and older, ROlAND BERTIN, RICHARD BOHRINGEil, GERARD DARMON, of the Saint Germain novels, is JACQUES FABBRI, THUY AN lUU, DOMiNIQUE PINON, ANNY ROMANO the. guest of honor. Local authors travel and one at midnight on Also needed are a young male dan· Wllh the partiCipation of WILHELMENIA WIGGINS FERNANDEZ vampires. cer and a young male piano player. Dltottm ol photography PHILIPPE ROUSSE LOT Set de!I!)Oer HILTON MtCONNICO will also be 1eading from their MuiiC compo,.d •nd conducted by VlADIMIR COSMA works. Saturday at noon, Yarbro will There is nothing a prospective actor Ptoductron milnilget ULLY PICKARD _A (O:productron ofGAtAXIE FILMS arid read from her works, and will need prepare, GREENWICH FILM PRODUCTIONS SOUNDTRACK AlBUM AVArlAaLE ON DRG RECORDS The convention is sponsored give a speech at 3 p.m., follow· The auditions will be held at The Copynghi© 198~ United Arlists COfpOf.atiM All rights restfiteG by the New Mexico Science. Fic ing the luncheon. Sunday's Aibuquerque Little Theatre 224 San Dance to your Destiney at Ned's Untted ArtiSte Claaa1oa tion Conference, Admission for events include a slide show on Pasquale Ave., SW, on Aug. 28and the three days is $10, and Satur Japanese science fiction fan acti 29 at 2 p.m. day's luncheon, featuring Yar- vities by Takumi Shibano. Reahearsals for the show run THE: GUILD Monday through Friday, at 7 p.m. TULANE & AMHERST 255-3050 throughout September. The show I I " I I ~ .. ~ ., ;j I ;: 1'.:" ._ • ~ -t ( l I • ' ....~ .. ~ " • • ...... "'. ' ---~~- runs Oct. I through Oct. 10. • o o •• '* ... ~ .. ~ • • 0 ' I • t •• 0 t I • • Page IZ, Nc::w Mc.'l.ico Daily Lobo, August 27, 1982 Page 13, New Mexico Daily Lobo, August 27, 1982 Private gifts aid development for UNM Sports

ies, galleries and museums; faculty funds for the Foundation this year Cralg Chrissinger through variou> fundraiser;, depart· data, names and classification of in include three-mail solicitations of rncnts, schools, KNME

Sports Sports The Finest Body Building & Skills Center Fitness Center Wyoming coach is unsure for Men & Women 3rd Floor Zimmerman Library about upcoming season STUDENT LARAMIE, Wyo. (UPI) some improvement. DISCOUNTS 277-4560 Wyoming head coach AI Kincaid "Moving (Dane) Ingram back to Sgrit their teeth was a two-way player at quarter Thursdays 3:30-4:30pm native. terhorse. and clench their fists in frustration back, tailback, wide receiver, and Wednesdays 2-3pm every time the undersized, . under defensive back. Y.lllllllllllflllllfllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllfllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllll'!! Fridays 2-3pm Thursdays 2-3pm "One of her strong points is that The horse, owned by Dan and manned, but talented Lobo defense Dunn turned two green freshmen she's bred to run 440 yards. That's a Jolene Urschel of Canadian, Texas, stifles their offensive efforts. into All-WAC performers in 1981 in ~ For information call ~ real advantage since all the major won all nine of its starts, including H only the offense could play up Johnny Jackson and Ray Hornfeck. Dr. Becker or ~ Topics change weekly. Come to the Skills Center 3-year-old races are at 400 or 440 an unprecedented sweep of the Kan to par with the defense. Coach Dunn He also had two-time all-conference ! yards." sas, Rainbow and AU-American had no comments on that subject. standout Jimmie Carter as a fresh ~ Dr. Tschen at for a complete semester listing. That should serve the filly well in Futurities, quarterhorse racing's It is not through luck the Lobo's man and turned him into gold. They ! Sunday's $1 million All American Triple Crown. have been so outstanding in defense. all had talent, but Dunn made them I 277-4757 ! No, Dunn doesn't wave .a magic gel. nllllllllllllllllllfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiODIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiii wand or have his players pray in the The Lobos, as usual, have depth Math 100 Math 120 l!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII eerie glow of burning black candles. problems. But Dunn said he thinks Mondays 2-3pm Tuesdays 2-3pm Tne pass interceptions, the bone jar- this years defensive squad could Tuesdays 10-llam Wednesdays 4-5pm "- Wednesdays 2-3pm Fridays 12-lpm Thursdays llam-12pm Did You Know? 1 out of every 7 Americans will fast, free Hours: 4:30-1:00 Math 121 Math 150 be hospitalized this year.* Sun. Thrs. *Amctican Hospilaf A5sociation 30 minute 4:30·2:00 Mondays 3-4pm Mondays 5-6pm Fri. & Sat. Thursdays 11am-12pm Wednesdays 3-4pm I It Could Happen To You! I Fridays l-2pm • 5 delivery I Aciual UNM case studies: ~ Math 162 § Total cost without Regular Plan High Benefit § ~------~------~ ~------~ Fridays 2-3pm Math 180 5 ln;umrtce Pays Plan Pays 5 I $2.00 ! ! $1.00 ! 5 Pneumonia .$4769.35 $3113.48 $3621.48 5 (Two more workshops will (Two workshops will be scheduled li5 Fractured Arm 2912.20 1619.82 2806.60 li5 5 Back Surgery 7~70,02 5000.00 6012,50 5 be scheduled by August 31) by August 31) i§ The patient is tespon;iblc ror any balance _i§ I Off i i Off i - not paid by the insurance I I I Two dollars off the price I 1 One dollar off the price 5 = of any Item or 1 § Contact your Kcys"t(.mc tcptc~entalivl! fol' dcutil~ on ·the 'hc:w higher benefit plan. i 1 16" 2 1 1 of any 1 item or more 1 1 more pizza 1 1 pizza. 1 1 One coupon per pizza 1 1 One coupon per pizza. 1 i Enroll Starting August 23rd at: I Expires: = a 1 1 1 Expires; 1 Cashier's Office, Scholes Hall, Student Health Center I 8·31-82 I I 8-31·82 I Math Confidence Workshops ~ ~ I I I I 5 the Keystone representative will be available 1-3pm MWF and 9-12 i Tuesdays 11:30am-12:30pm I I I 1TH (1st week only). i I Fast, Free Delivery I 1 Fast, Free Delivery 1 § You may mail your application and payment to your local Keystone E i tcpresentative · I I 3920 Central SE I I 3920 Central SE I ~ at the address below: I I II 262-1662 I I II 262-1662 I Skills Center hours: §' Keystone Life J : . :. 262·1662 : : :. 262-1662 : i 2625 Pennylvania NE, Suite 300 I 15730 I I 1st3o I Mon-Thur 9-7pm • Fri 9-3pm I Albuquerque, NM 87110 i . 884-6827 ~------~ ~------~ illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltiiUIIIIIII. r...... _. Page 16, New Mexico Daily Lobo, August 27, 1982

HOUSEMATE; PREFER FF.MALE to share WI~ CAMPING EQUIPMENT, North Face (5 KllTENS FREE TO good homes. 265·1096 8/30 Rldaecrest4 Dr. 266-2974 8/31 degrees F) ball; $125. Thermarest; $32, Stove; $25. WOMEN'S PERFORMANCE GROUP, S~ks 881·8134, 883·7590, Joshoa, 8/27 STUDIO WITH VIEW, all utilities, pool, safe en· actresses techles Interested parties 266-9461 P.O. Box vironment, near UNM, Transportation 281·2169 40371 City87196 9/2 ~u~m ffll FOR SALE: UNM qrea townhouse with low interest 6. Employment 9. N a~sumQble loan, also 5 bedroom, 4 bath, home in Las otlclas excellent university neighborhood for $99,900. Call PART-TIME lOB afternoons and evenlnJill. Must be MEETINGT CLUB? ORGANIZATION? Advertise Susan B~d, the UNM Qrea specialist, 256-3814 or 21 years old. Apply In person, no phone calls please, in Las Noticias, tfn Walker· Hinkle Realty, 268·4551. 8/31 Saveway Liquor Stores at 5704 Lomas NE, 5516 ASUNM Tt::XTBOOK CO.OP Sell for mr)re, buy for IIOUSE: 2 BURM/ I bath, study, garage. A va!lable Menaul NE. 9/24 Daily Lobo less, open dally 9-3, located sub basement 8127 Sept. I $385 monthly. 410 Columbla294-0438 f'les, LOBO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Mgr, needed call 8/31 Coach Hoselton 277·2543 or Coach Walsh 277·3243 GET TIIAT PEACEFUL loving feeling, Sufi dance TWO BEDROOM IIOUSE to share, $120 plus 8127 seminar begins J1rlday August 27th 7-IOpm, Sub Rm. 250 $4,00 SaturdiiY & Sunday 1().5 also $20 per day, utilities, male or female. Ca11842-9879 8129 PART TIME MORNING secretary. Some typing and $33 weekend. Weekend locations call 292·6378, J. filing, Great for school, Study when your work is }"f.MALE IIOUSEMATt:: WANTEU to share 758-8793 8/27 beautiful house with two people, Walk or ride to finished. Call Energy Systems, 345·3010 between 1·4 Classified UNM. Rent $127.50, depo5it $40, Call Ana266·J709 8!27 111E BRASH ENSEMBLE, A men's chorus sponsored by Common Bond (New Mexico's large$! 9/1 CRUISE SHIP lOBS I All occupations. Great Income g-ay human righ\s organlzaton) Is beginning its second potential. For lnformaton call ~-998·0426 Dept. WANTEU ONE OR TWO roomates to share house. season, For mem bershlp and rehearsal information, 0924 Phone call refundable, 8/30 Male/Female non·smoklng. Near UNM 1405 Lead call2(i6-8041 Monday throuf!ih Thursday 7 to 9 pm 242·7156 8/27 I'ARTIME OPENINGS 15 hours weekly, Earn $120. 8/27 Need auto. Phone9·12 only292-7679 8/27 NF.EDED: PERSON TO share 2 bdr, apt, Cali 256- CPR: MORNING, 'AFI'ERNOON and ~vening Advertising 0963 between Bam & 4pm. Not far from UNM. 8/27 SEVERAL PERMANENT ol PART·TIME positions classes available. Call 277·3136 for information and ROOMMATE WANTED: SIIARE comfortable 3 open for motivated, clean·cut Individuals. Flexible registration. $3.00 fee. 9/10 hours, 1().15 hours weekly, We're only looking for bedroom SE Heights home with architect. Graduate FELDENKRAIS: ·AWARENESS THROUGH the best, to go a long way, Call Randal at 266-7316 students preferred, No Idiots, slobs, large dogs, or movement class PE dept. Call 4894 T. Til 2·3:15 for initial Interview 8/27 fanatics of any sort. please, $150/mo pius Y, utilities. information 897-2028 8/31 255-5836 evenings/243·9639 days. 9/2 COMPUTER SALES PART·TIMF., Suntec Com· BELLY DANCE CLASSES PE Dept. call numbers IIOUSEMATE (MALE OR female) wanted to share puters, 1523 Eubank NE 884-8453. 8/31 4851 & 4852 MWF 3·3;50 & 44;50 Information 897- 3 brdm., 2 bath house with nreplace, large front & WANTED; FOR FALL semester: Tutors, 2028 8/31 bQck yard, Serious students only I $250/mo, inc. rent, Tutor/Counselors for all subjects, particularly CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION uti!, cleaning maint. Tonl255·8315 912 will English, Math, Biology, Chemistry. Work Study meet 8/27 at 1:30, 2nd floor SUB, Conference room. ROOMMATE; SIIARE LARGE house with extras, preferred. Call Athletic Advisement OfOce. 277-6536 8/27 SilO plus \4 utilities, 262..()783 PanyorCindy 8/27 . 9/2 DANCE FRIDAY NIGH1S In the SUB Ballroom 1. Personals RELIABLE STUDENT WANTED for occasslonal 7:30-9:30. Swing, waltz, chacha, tango, country babysitting near UNM. Cali 843-6523 eves and western and more. Free admission this Friday. Join weekends 9/1 J'R}:GNANCY Tt:STING A COUNSELING. Phone us! UNM Ballroom Dance Club. 8/27 IIELP WANTEU, YARD work, large yard-old 247-9819. tfn 5. ForSale NEW MEXICO UNION Oaleria Art Exhibit, town area. Lot of work now, after frost 1·2 times a "Images from the South", Aug, 23rd-Sept. lith, CONTACTS·POI.ISIIING, SOLUTIONS Casey SEARS TELESCOPE, MANY features, unexpected month. 247·8522 911 Including photographs, paintings, sculpture, et· Optlcul Com puny on Lomas just wen or Washington. ll•mas gift. Like new. $100. O.N.O. RIP, 266-6834. WALGREENS, IUAN TARO and Montgomery Is things, silversmith, and jewelry, Reception Sat. Aug, tfn 8/28 now accepting applicatons for part time cashiers, 28th, 11:00am-5;00pm, Casa Del Sol Restuarant1 WE ll()'f l>ISTRIDUTOR.'l. Prescription eyeglass VF.SPA MOTORSCOOTER, 200cc. Fairing and box, Nights and weekends. Retail experience. desired, featuring live music, food and refreshments. Located frnmc1. Orecnwlch Vlllngc (Lennon Styles), gold 70 rnpg. EltSY to ride & maintain $1,100.00 873·2128 Apply in person at I 1020 MontgomeryNE, 9/1 on Northwest lower level of the New Mexico Union. rirnlm. $~4.50 (regular S6S.OO). Pny Less Opticians, eves. 8/27 For more Information, ca11277·2331 8/27 ~0117 Mcnnul N.F..,ncross from Lnllelles. tfn TWO RUGS 7' X 5', 3 Y,' X 3 V:' shelves, cinder ('IIJNt~~E Hllf"t'ET, ('H}:AJ'I All eat. you can blocks cheap 266·6036 8/27 l.unch $3.45, Supper S4.SO, Sunduy Jlrunch $3.45. Jno-Jno's l'lncc, 5000 Central Ave. SE. tfn TWO MOTOBECANE GRAND touring hikes 21" frames 81-10 spd. 82·18 spd. both are In excellant 7. Travel I'ASSI'OIIT I'IIOTOS, LOWEST prices! l'leasant condition. equipped with water bottle, toe clips, Jlicturcsl 12.1 Wellesley SE corner Silver. Plett,e call pumps&saddle bags. $150&$250281·3531 8/27 ADVERTISE YOUR RIDE In the Daily Lobo. tfn first 265· I 323. tfn COLLEGE STUDENTS BIJ.LCO carpets have a LABOR DAY. PHOENIX, Need rider(s). Leaving AC'('liiiATE 1Nt'ORMA110N ABOUT con· Iorge selection of room size remnants all half price for 9/4/82, returning 9/6/82. Cheap. 881·8134, 883· trJICeJHion, sterllltntlon, abortion. Right To Choose, your dormitory rooms or miscellaneous. Come in and 1590. Joshua. 8/27 294,0171 tfn see, bring room size measurements 7617 Menaul NE TiiA'N'Sn;R WOMt:NJ SORORITY women ut UNM 298·1803 8/27 MSKP • NAT'L MED BDS nre looking for other sorority women whose af· 8. Miscellaneous 1975 FIAT SPYDER conv. great shall\' - wood ECFMG • FLEX • VQE filinlion9 nrc not established on this campus. Sorority Interior - AM·FMtape - clock - low mileage - women here woulu like 10 Include you In UNM's SHORTS, lOGGING SUITS 20t!o off, Kaufman•s.. a NOB • NPB I • NLE must sell-292·0487 8/27 llreek system. ('nil the Student Activities Center at real army-navy store, 5 minutes from UNM 265· 277-4076 or Ctlme by the center, room 106, New TOURING BIKE 25" Columbus frame campagnolo 7777 8/31 ~-HMPUIN Mexico lJnlon Building. 9/3 and Phil Woods components $325 842·9037 8127 EDUCATIONAL CENTER DAYPACKS-BACKPACKS-CIIEAI'EST prices Test Preparation Specialasls Tot• WOMt:N'S TEAM needs goalkeepers. Soccer COMPUTER STUDENTS! flAW: your own CRT around; US made. Kaufman's-a real army-navy sancc 1938 experience unneccessnry, volleyball, softball, and MODEM! Fall special $714,63 plus IIIli. reg store. 504 Yale SE 265·7777 8/31 For miOtmalton. Please Call bnskctbnll udvontngeous. 277•2$83, 268·7064, 265· $923.00 can 243-4566 8/27 ARMY PANTS, SIIORTS- 'Kaufman•s ..a real 1470 9/3 SMillf CORONA PORTABLE typewriter recently anny·navy store. 8/3 I 265-2524 •·n•:•; Kn·n:NSI t·un;, playful, healthy. Utter box over·hnuled. Good condition. $75.00 883·7285 8/27 WIIISTLE, LOUD, CIIEAP, unbreakable from Classes Starting trained. 266-4856. 8127 ASTOUNDING VALUES IN electronic parts, power $1.50, Kaufman's .. a real army·navy store, 504 Yale nNANCIAI, AJDIJ W}; guarantee to find supplies, printers, monitors, computer kits, SE 265·7777 8/31 ENROLL NOW! scholarships, grnnts you're eligible to receive. 24 UOURTYPING,Jean881·0628 9124 keyboards, resistors, capacitors during August sale. Appllcmion materluls • Sl.OO. Financial Aid Finder, Suntec Computers, 1523 Eubank NE 884-8453 8/31 llox 1053·CN, Fairfield, lA 525$6 8121 RANDALL GUITAR AMP: 2·channei, 120 watts UNM BOOKSTORE WANTS to buy your used texts, R,M.S. asking $350. Call Greg, 2994321 9/1 l'opdollnrpaid,everyweekday. 8/27 4. Housing fOR SALE BY owner- 4 blocks south ofUNM- a ANonn:R KEG PARTY: 11tls Friday afternoon. .;..;_..;.;.;...;...;.;.;;...;...;;,lliL------ 2 bedroom adobe house and apt. Large yard. Rental TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ('ontatt Denis McKeon for loclltion842·1238 8/27 TilE CITADEL-SUPERB location near UNM and Investment property. 831·2080- Barbara 9/1 us•:D BOOK A RECORQS. Especially fine downtown. Bus service every 30 minutes, I bedroom '68 VW CAMPER good conditon, best offer 881· paiJI'rbnck literature, non· fiCtion, kids, Discounts, or efficiency, from $230 up. All utilities paid, Deluxe 2938 8/30 dragons, August L.P sale. New address 13!1 Harvard kitchen with dishwasher and disposal, recreation CARS ANY MAKE any color, new - used. Call SF ~Birdsong. 9/1 room, swimming pool, TV room and laundry, Adult Tom Byrne277·2397 9/1 ACROSS 47 Whiten MONDAY'S ('AU, FOR MODEI.S for men of UNM and women couples, no pets. 1520 University NE. 243-2494. tfn LIKE NEW Ill HP·34CCalculator. Just$85.00. Jim 50 - de guerre PUZZLE SOLVED of UNM 1983 calendars. No modeling experience FOR RENT: EFFICIENCY apartment, 1410 Girard 844-7554 9/1 1 Pro- 51 Italian lady required ..Deadline for appointments is Wednesday N.E .. $190/mo., all utilities paid, $125 security SUPER SINGLE; WATt::RBED. Complete. Price 5 Sojourns 52 Furniture Sept. 1st. C'nll88l·OI10, M·F, 94 evenings 883.()672 deposit. Fully furnished•security locks and laundry negotiable 262-0783 8/27 10 Knock out 56 Rhythms 911 facilities, No children or Jli'IS. Please call before 6;00 PIONEER SXSIIO RECEIVER 20 watts $120. -:::W::-A~NTE:=:::iJ~)-::s:::rrr=E-::'R~Fo=R-:1";"3 -y-r.-o";"ld:-g 7ir71::-2/::3-e-:ve-n-,in_g_s In the evening, 266·8392. tfn 14 Pungence 60 Race track Motown 3-way speakers, large, new, $100 each. 268· 15 A Ford 61 Lowest a week. Monday & Wednesday most needed. Call FOR LEASE 675 sq. ft. office space across from 7812 8/27 255·2827 9/1 UNM call Larry or Dorothy 265·9542 or evenings 16 Fluency 64 Parent 1968 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Convertible, aood }'AT IS A Feminist Issue. Groups fonnlng now, Call 881·3974. tfn condition, $2,000 881·0280 9/2 17Man's- 65 Judge 281-1795 9124 VARSITY HOUSE, 141 Columbia SE, deluxe I IIONDA 3!0 SCRAMBLER fairing lockable truck, -:Dog 66 A Fitzgerald IN CONCERT ADVENT tonight 7pm 1806 Sigma Dedroorrt $240, 2 bedroom $300, includes utilities. good dependable transportation, $500 266-8046 8/30 19 Murdered 67 Swan genus Chlll.d. NEt Maranatha ChrlsthiU Center. No charge 268·0525, 8/31 20 Store hay 68 Burns 8121 CONSIDERATE GUY TO share nearby furnished ------house with other serious students. No drugs or 21 Kitchen tools 69 Barrier smoking, Utll. furnished. W/D. 268-6617.223 Rich· 23 "The- of UNCONTESTED time" DOWN mond SE. $175 piUs D.D. 9/3 DIVORCE: $75 Ft:MALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share three 26 Fasten 2. Lost&Found tOURl COSl ADf)IJIONAl bedroom hOUse. Private, just north of UNM. $225 NO UIARGE OR ODllGA TION 27 Small parrot 1 Garment CLAIM YOUR LOST poumlons at Campus Polke Jll'r month. Cali265-0I06 8/27 FOR INITIAl CONSULTATION 30 "A ..stitch - 2 Asian gulf 8:00a.m. to4:00 p.m. daily. lfn AVAILABLE NOW: MODERN 2 bedroom Bdn~ _ W<"item llklg./242-2602 3 Heave KEYS FOUND ON corner (almost) of Gold 8t townhouse apt. new carpets, paint, all electric kitchen 34 Opposed: 4 Craftsman people Terrace Sts. on August 20. Claim In room 131 3911 Silver SE $275 plus utilities, $150 deposit 293· 44 Closed hard Marron Hall. 8/27 Dial. 5 August 24 True skin 46 Horn 35 Spanish 6 Prefix with 25 Impressed FOUND EYEGLASSES IN Journalism week of s6021 BEDROOM FURNISHED &. paid utilities, 81211218 lF _ _:::;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;l 48 Buries August first. Claim In rocm 13 I of Marron Hall. Copper NE$230, Studio $2001 200Jefferson NE 1 br. name color or corn 27 Glass pieces 49 Unique thing 8127 $210,7900 Bell, I br. unfurnished SIBS 842·6170. 37 Conjunction 7 Undivided 28 Dealer 52 Not so hot 913 LOST KEYS MON. lJrd around MH 110 or Educ. 38 Ariz.'s neigh- 8 Fasteners 29 Channel 53 Corrupt 101. Don884-7255. 8/27 ROOMATE WANTt::D $85 plus half utilities 256- bor 3705 3.8 miles from campus 8/27 9 Political 31 Asian 54 Gabe RANDOLPII, STEPHANIE please claim your wallet 39 House of- crime nation 55 Withered in Marron Hall Room 131 9/1 ROOM FOR RENT in 4 bedroorrthouse$115.00 plus deposit84J.6017 8/30 41 Pair 10 Composition 32 Quebec's - 57 Sport 11CKI:.T TO UPCOMING Kiva performance. 42 Chemical 11lle Royal Describe and claim in room 131 Marron Hall 9/1 MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED, Furnished NE 58 Norwegian Heights House294.()lJ I 8/30 ending 12 Employer 33 Gnawed fjord 43 Comply 13 Report 36 Epigraph 59 Asterisk 3. Services 441sguilty 18 Ack-ack fire 39 Dugout 62Aunt:Sp. 45 Shore 22 The Reindeer 40 Remnants GUITAR LESSONS, INSTRUMENTS, repairs and 63 Part of HRH rentals, MARC'S Guitar Center, 143 Harvard S.E. 265·3315. tfn TYPING-PROFESSIONAL QUALITY pronto at Newsland Kinkotl'ronto; TLC at no extra charge. We will edit. c:::J KIP, 2312 Certtral SE, across Central from Popejoy H~ tfu PRIVA Tt:: TUTORNG, RI:.TIRED Linguist. Arabic, Bookstore Oemlan, ESl, latin. 292·3431. 8131 TYPIST·Tt::Rl\f PAPERS 75 cents. Resumes. 299· 8970. 8/31 MAGAZINES--over 1,ooo u.s. & Foreign Titles PROFESSIONAL tYPING BY English MA/edltor, (French, German, British, Spanish, Italian) Vast experience with dissertations, papers. Editing available. Near Campus. 256-0916. 9/17 S11JDENT DIRECTORY DELETION or names and OUT-OF-STATE NEWSPAPERS addresses. Deadline to have your name deleted is NY Times (Daily) Houston Washington Post r-.... ------:----.... LA Times Phoenix Seattle London Denver Chicago Tribune Dallas San Francisco ~-~r·l~i-~.~!'71~ ~~~? 1tt i( :· ~~ And Many Others '''·1 • • C.:ITV Las Vegas El Pasd Buy 2 Slices of Cheese Pizza PAPERBACKS -Large Selection $1.50 plus tax Science Fiction,. Best. Sellers, Financial, Classics, Get large Pepsi Free Fiction, Non-Fiction, Etc. with coupon 8·27/8·29 Beer & Wine Available 9am•9prn 7 Days A week on Sunday 2112 Central S.E. Neapolitan, Sicilian & Whole Wheat Piztli (Across From UNM) r.J!?_H_!~~~S!-~!:!,c!!t~-