4-23-1981 New Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 085, No 140, 4/ 23/1981 University of New Mexico
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ll' IS YOUR right to know that heaven i.~ ht:re now. a -r <9 • 7 ?r=1 tlnwn:mHl. Hm •,crvice every 10 mmulc~. ~ b~rlmnm - -.\ u-r ell I! icm.y. 1rum '$205. All Ut!lilic\ pal~· Deluxe 8. Miscellaneous Eckankar free discussil:m, 7:30p.m.~ Thursday, ;m. 3. Services k 1 h.h~.:n with 1J1~hwa~hcr & di<._pw;.al, recr("~tlon mom, BSL:B. 4123 ""~ . ~ 1. Personals AlU~ YOL! l.EAVlNG for the ~Ummt:r? Pu you need lA.nJQw 1 A('('l'UACY GDAHAN'II't:!>. '!YI'It'lcrtll?t41mn. ahurrum. Right [(} ('lmo~c. Jwu~e. pet~ and plants? f,\·enirtg~, 277-J577. 4/;': I 1 f 761JI. 4/22 THF STUDENT VETf;RAN S As~ociation in 7.94 0171. tfll PROf'~:~SIONA(, BUSINK~SWO~AN NEW to with the ASUNM Spuaker's Commiuee /-tpr1 I o?3 X~ I'ASl, ,, A/-;Tm~, hl'>fc~t typtt;g i~Tiiii:Siil. conj~nction 'A'GORA-·-Wl;; I.IS'I J•.N. £i?:iri0~-"'~4ij"4 Albuquerque wm.dd llke to houscsu M~y ~b~ough will pre~ent peter Marin, 110ted author and lecturer. ·' '• 2ti6·19S1. 4/lJ s. ~For Sail'; A 'UMh J 0 be -wnh }{;;:-Tt;ctfWh,~l.ij:'f;', 4 ~ Augu\t whik in>'.:st-iguting-ncighbnrhood!t m wlw;h-to on Monday. 4f2?I81 in-the S\:10 room 2:3l:E at 9 ~- A('('t;f{A'I J•:, PI{OJif<:.~SIONAI. Tl'J•iS'J. C'oUegc, i'J~ I p.m. Wedne~tlay. 4122 AN AMAZING 66 VW Sqarcback. (SQrt of amatlng, ~CIII(.'. Impeccable .rercrence~. Ca11 c-ollect. (602) 888· a.m. Mr. Marin will speak about the plight of am.1 fherelia. . ICl-(t~l hmm~~·i cxpencncc .. H8.~~1JJ2., 4/27 ln·JiOiti:;y(}lff.lO{K Yf;;;--hn-.,::1;.~ Hdk. CuJf your anyway.J rJ2,0(Xl nu!e\. New dutch, throw·o~t 7621~ Vietnam velerans. On Tu~sday, 4128/81. the SVA I HHJ~ 1787, 511 will hold their last meeting of the semester in the lution( WA. 255-1212. 4123 bcnrwg~ fuel J~ump, more. Recent tune~up, 011 ' i::JR'J•:f.f.ENT TVI'IST: <94-'li67. SJJ dmnye, brake~. Very good (:Ondltion in and ou~. Child Care Co·OP at B p.m. 4/Z2 Ulraui"il'O HALE ·roliAY:~~rtf, and s'Oii~ 1:·mm IIAfilClJT WJTU pcnrl nt budywave. $5,00 Rull'> exccllentfy. RAdiuh, Am/Fm/Sw. $750 lake!.JI 'wORKSHOP: PERSPECTIVES ON wom~ni• heal til sun. hom 10~~0 t~.m tn 2 p.m. We'-ve gt1t !he be"l 9. Las :N oticias uff nil ltair~,;lli\, Villa !fair D.:~ign~, 2914 ('entral S.L rtllW CHI! f•1~h ~J /94-7001, ilfler fi"c. Thanx. 4/24 care. Suturdays April 25. Registratlon fee. CAll •·' I· hurritm. in tnwn! Spn~mrd hy fhc Pnd~'kdknl 25.~ 1279. ('Jmed Mot1days. 5/l liEUS EASY CHAIRS, cheap or frelil-. 256"·Jm4. AU. APRil. SPI<:CJAL. Sixt~cn cents per worr.l getS PlnfC~'Imm<"luh. 4122 ' 4tl7 your ad in both Personal~ and Las Noticias. 1'cn cents --o •. HJ<:h J>I';NTAI ••Cl.EANINC;.and X·ray;~i. 898·1389.- at (~'ONi':\fi~n-Piil.i~iiii WIWDrN(i rinis.. S11vc <~c)-ifj.;··rtiliNMJ)"IJrunm Uaucc <·tub'li 'itlect~ cOME TO UNM Ballroom Dance Club'~ spectacular . I·N~1'JWCTtoN---.-1N ORA WING and pr~ money. Many .~[yJcs. Call J\':rry, S8!-9R74 evening.'> · pm1~ fmrnal May 1, lUXl p.m. In mtt.lmght in the 'ipring formal May I, 8:00p.m. to midnight in the ht~ll~h Norwk·l1 St:ht'Cll nf Watcrco!nr and M~trogcr and wcekcmh. 5/l ~~llH Unllmmn!!! Rcfrr.~hnwnt' UJ\d o.,tudenr cn· "iUB Ballmom!!! Rerreshmcnt~ and student en~ uit p<~iuting mcdwm. C I:J'>\C'. hc.gin May 4. ii and 1. ENGAGf<:Mr·:Nl'~ WlmDJNG tiug~. Sa·.c II'Il·UliiT\Cm prnvnlcJ. Adv;mcr tkkel•i: $2.()0 ~~·rtaimnent pr~wided, Advance tichts: $2.00 c p,lJ l~lmu:othcquc nt 14'\-1 13fl. 5/6 nwncy. Many '>tylc>, OtU Jerry, 881-IJH14 c~ening~ u•t·u,kt, 'hlJJU rron-mrmhcr AL rlnor: $1 00 unU mt:mb~:t, $l.()O no11-memher. At door: $3.00 and nnd t>•-lJllJ, l .dl2.77-:'l574ur8H!30"K7 ~/1 MdVrNc:. l.OW RATI·.S. Cttll Tom:an:'O(m, 21i2 weekend-.. $/6 $-4.00. Ca1l277-$574 or 881~308-7. 5/1 WHEE($, \i:X fdK) Disqualified Football Player , • tk. ( 'harh . I fn $91). Joe, 277-$602 niles 243-5192. 4/24 MAZATLAN t.\akat1<1fHond l7filic:tion :lt Wild Wc~t Mu~k. ~43·.2229. nuh.:~. $109$. 277·3874, 892--6-745. 4n7 India~ lawelry Nick Greenwalt lt'r!tll IInrnr Umu<;. Jom u~ in r rmpc, /\ritona on then we discovered the en·or, Ill! 294-2370 number (22) was retired afler hi~ May 1-1 lnr lun in tla• wn .at H1V, SurL I·or murr.: SPECIAl. ON PEUGEOT, Pana~ollk and Nlshiki and Eric Maddy because his transfer credits dropped ·n't)fN, 277-l31fl. 4/24 hJcyclc~-. Ar,:wncd s!Jes and colors. Totlring Cyclist my grade point way down." r ;iiilSr•u.r. At'r.u'i"ibN~. hUIIIQUimQlll•: Civic proctS!-,in!(, dcliYI!ry. 26Rpll776 or ?65-5483. 5/ll Sh1\p, 3222 ('entral S.F. 268·3949. 4130 He led his team to two con. SBI Transcript problems that kept The confusion arose over two 1 iphl Opcrn autlitinn'i fur (ior.hpcll . .i\prJI26, 1981, :-I'YllJST-~nmM PAPtms, rcpom, rcc,ume~. TYP~:wnJTER. SMIT!I·CORONA portable. secutive st~ing bocJth. Sill AmtFm cas~cuc, bike ruck, seven radials. $2100. 255- l'h~a~.c ;top hy Thur.,day, AprillJ through Sumluy, 1740, evenings bcucr. 4!23 inaccnrate GPA credited to Carter The only acknowledgement of TVI11NG Sl~ltVICl~ JN my home-. 29!-1·7140. 5/l Heavily recruited by many major A(lti12(" 4n7 r------, at was less than the 1.70 needed to the error was a letter of apology WlllllN<; .PJIOBJ,EMS-1\N(JJ.ISII lutoring. CST 1 New donors present 1 colleges after this performance, ~·~~~n,-ANStt;A YS,Jilsi·:XllA ln": fuJlij;;).ffi;t; J)fCJ1. Steve Fox:. 265-8675. 4130 remain enrolled. from University President William Jhnr.;,r.Jav,4";n anJ~/1. 7p.m.Sl1ll25l. 4121 6. Employment this ad & UNM I Fatso Sub Shop Carter was bothered by a knee WANT YOtJn m~POSIT hack? Wcck~nd ~leu~ J Carter would have been able to E. "Bud" Davis to Carter. f~OM:... Jir~n" Nm von 1- a free k~!;QO!Wfid~ ~~·rvi~e. $.20.00 und up. Painting and ~hampon c>:lta. ATfJo;NDANT WANTE.O, !<'IJLL/part time, for I or TV liD for I and injury in his senior year which 1 qll~u.lrarlc,gic. Will train. Free rem pJu<; up to stay at the University if. the error This spring Carter pulled a -~~~:~~:...,_ 0 oL ~-·~ ~- ·~ --~-~·- 5111 2:42"1121 4 24 Restaurant required surgery and was signed by !'(hl-:[)EO: ONJ•: .H:MAll•: voc;tli'lt fnr ocw liP" $30l).(l0/rrwnth. 262·0569 -"ft..:r 5:30p.m. 4122 0 had not been made, but lll~tead he hamstring in his leg and this has former UNM coach Bill Mondt. He n1111111g h1u1d. ('all LngcneafiC'r 5:00~ 291-H74?. ~/2R i'Lll.U MEDITl'.JmA.NEAN .. 5AIU."iG expe.diilonsl _ l $5° bonu_s I 2206 Central S£255.3696 I ~ ~~~ I spe~t t!1e ~ p:ast year wm:kmg~and ~been his~first week of- practice. He set the. UNM freshman rusbtng JlJ~fUN/\N('\' Jl·~<.;tJNCi& ('0\!Nfii':LING. Plmn~ 4~ Housing Needed: .Sport~ Jn~truclors, Office Pcr~onnel, 24/ IJXJI), !fll o.moselur'>-. Eumpc, C'arribcan, Worldwide! 1 not good w/other coupons 1 takmg classes at TV!. . also added that he anticipates record with 587 yards, which was )•.\~SI 1 0kr ANU Hn:NfWieA'IION pl)(ltn~. 3 for ENORMOUS; Qtm~·r ·rwo bcdronm furnl~he11 ~ummer. t'llreer. Send $5.9!' plus S1 handling for 1 one per donor I Carter said the problems resulted complete recovery in time for the IOWJI hour~c aJl.~(]'! f tmco.,t pn~·,.-, m tn\\on! f.a'tt, pk·a~ij1g, ur,ar $:\''iO. Utilities (laid. 110 ['let~. children. 842·09.2~. tfo. Uox 60129, Sa!iramcnto, C.t. 9:>R60. 4129 1 Expires 4/30/81 ....~1 when another Mike Carter's gr.ades fall opener. \'NM {aU )6" 2444 ur cnmc to 1717 Girard Blvd, ,______spaghetti and meatball that ye~.r. but was hampered by ,"-..It·, tfn J:i'fil'SJVI~ ()~J'~ DI0:0R00M1 heat. utHitic~ Pilid. ('00K, HliMMEit Rl~SIOJ+:NT camp. Some ex were added to his. "I was Carter played locally for the injuries again. Se~.:utity. I aundry~ walk to UNM!TVt. ,247-967!i~ pcncm.:c v.ittt menu planningnnd food ordering. <'all J~ii:iA(~-iTY ·s~l;:FJ.Ai.. <-,~~.; .. JKc t)r thec~e pitta ·2.25 registering for next fall and talking Sandia High School varsity for four J44-liU.lJ. 5111 Tlwm l,eter\, YMCA. 265·l~~fl. 4124 lie said he was given little playing 1'l (;J.:MAU·: HOOMMA'fl·~ Wi\.N'n.;n fe1r~ JMMEiliATE OPllNINGS! t:Vk:NIN(;S and time in his sophomore year because includes salad and had been in the Air Force. I said no, and was the only four year football hlnck ~wuh ttf ( ·l.'ntr:!l Ad good April 20, 1981 l'eUroom lmu~c ncar Winrm:k. $125 p1u~ utilitie<>. ~nturdayo;. Public relation~/tclJNG. 1:.1m J(J-81 C\mccption!l FOR JiJo;N'i". EI-'FJ<'IEN('\' (ll)arlmcnt. Mf.wday-Friday. 2403 San Ma\eo N.E., suite- W~J9.n. E.O.~. 4/22 Si!l!lh~c"r P~iNtY Sui~<; prc'lent~ Am~· tir.an~~ l'etcr $JR0.00<'ftHlrHll, aJI utilrlieJ; J'llli~. Air t:onditioncd, 122YaleS.E. Hickman ill\d Jl.'tmifcr S1:iffen. coutnhutor~ to the ~wimmlng pO()), laundry fadlitic,~. f,lr JtlOre in· IMMEDJAT~: Olli~NINGS: UAR malds for new new w;uc- of <'unct:rnium Southwe~t. Wedn~~uay, fmnmtion ~muact resident manager, 1410 Girard rnd;,ldi!ico niteclub. 831·4191. Inquire: 6321 Central 266-5729 Breakfast Mon-Fri 8-11 a.m. April 22 on 7 p.m. in t11c Humanitlcr; '(heatrc-. The N.l:. ;!6(1·R192. 2$5-62!i(l ~lr ~9fi·15J7. tfn N.W. 4/2B (1 Blk south of UNM) 'f1rin~ tl)l\11~\UC ofCSW will bc-\)n r.alc. 4122 Jmvst:rrlt\TJ-: WANTEI). SINGU·:SI80, or c-ouple Pm~MED Tl.JTOR WANTEI>. High MCAT $Cores. Director Fires Swi01 Coach i•Xnt\; IIAROY AND Rock 'n Roll w1th tandsHdc $-2!'\0. $100 depo\it. Wa~her<'Urycr. UNM!Dnse. bccllent pay. References. 26S·2S24. 5/ll - ~u l:ic•,ta. I·mlay, Aprd Z4. J~lhn'ion f-l~ld, l--4 p.m. References. LflililiC<; included. 243·5324. 4122 I 1 HON1~ SALES. PART tim!!. Motning'i orevt:nings. 4,'24 jj()iilitli!ATJ; NEEI>EIJ: NON.SMOKf.lt, Two $3.50/hr., pfu~ bonus, plus commission. Apply 101·0 Nick Greenwalt the Athletic Council that Jones be "We don't have enough money itillf-G.tllorc hi'>! ~iaturi.laf!ibik-Nfidn't kccpyl)u b<."dnwm hP-II~C. $140 pllis. Garden. :468·83 18. 411.4 Gu;ud S.E. 9·1 or s.s. 4124 dismissed. At first the Athletic Jrom luu~hlllg your paper~. Uul1t w<)') fun, IcC-. do-it to be competitive," he said, "we UOt!Sfo:MA'fE NtmDF:D TO ~htttc comrortablc PERSONS TAU:NTEO- IN ercativc dramatics~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE Journalism Department Chairman Bob Lawrence accepts the Un Despite a recommendation by the -&~pam"l'lllclimc MJ. 4122 lhr<:c hcdroom home in N.C. height and uew games for summer youth dergraduate Teacher of the Year award for Margaret Hyman, who Council agreed with .Bridgers, but have 57 percent of what· we could ~)(\' ii7VJ.7l1it~'f Jti.Mil7oilf~c 1hwugh UNM mO'iflherc, quit!L, lnll! of (rec5. t•refcr ofdt.1r ~tud<:nl$ recreation prograrn. 40 hourMWcck. 12 week Athletic Council, university Jones' brought his case to the have.'' Sk)'dl\-lilg Uub. Call RanU~+ 277-.1983 or Jim, 8~1~ or pwrrw.ional'i. You ~hare $175/month plus third program. ("all StJsa11. Y.W.C.A. 293-1400,293.5359. died recently, from university Vice President Marvin Johnson. President William E. "Bud" Davis council and, by a 6·3 vote, the ~~~41 4130 utilitie~. Cor'ltact flatrya! 277-4711 or293·3074. 4127 4124 "Tire Athie& Council saw all the (Photo by Randy Montoya) upheld Athletic Director John board recommended that his 1·N-M MOiJNTAl~ ('U~U iHWing~ mcettrtg2.1Aprll Nl:EtlEil: SOMtmNl~ 'fO !;Ublease apartment from PART TIMI~ INSTRUCTORS· needed hi English, ACROSS 51 Patrol figures and backed me," he said. m room 250-0 SUB. We'll di\cUS"J rafting ..:lini\: which IS May I;~; REIJROOM APAIITMENT. Sliver S.E. or send rc<;ume to P 0 Box 82Cl~. Albuquerque, N.M. 2 words 58 Profess ~~~. ~v Bridgers said, "I made .the could bring in a friend." ~ frumco;, Greenwich Village (l~nnon Saytes), gold1 UtUitil:o; paid. t'all265-2860, 4/24 10 German 59 Preposition President Davis, who backed his 1 Students, Faculty rnnlc-~'>. 1 AU'J" TIME ,1011 graduate students only. After $54.501 t(!gular $6:i.OO. Pay 'Less Qp(idans. ~WAC'IOUS THREE BEDROOM house. fart\y region 61 Untrue recommendation his contract not recommendation. Jones said the council proposed a '>OOi Mcnaul NE. tfn noons and evenings. Must be able to work Ftidayand rurnisl1cd. Nee-d-female roommate. Ma,y 11>1. $133,00 14 Radar's kin 62 Positive be renewed based on the record of When Jones' brought his case to three point plan to reorganize the W()JU\SIIOP'~ Pt<:RSl:'J.o:("TIVJ--:.'i 0:'-Jwom-ens' health mum hi}' pht-; tltUitic5. Washington/Comnrlchc area. Saturday nights. Must be 21 years old. Apply in per.,on, no phone calls:, plt-a.se. Snvcway Liquor 15 Evils: Lat. 63 Vehicles the team and lack of continuity in \:arc. S<~tnnl:ly, Aptil 25. Registralion rec. CAU 217· I:.laint!, 1384·6759 or 298~5461. ext. 219. 4/22 the council he said his four year swim program. Slorc~ at .5704 Lomas N.E .• SStGMcnaul N.F. tfn 16 Competent 64 Brilliance ZS26. 4124 Sl1MMf:R SF.SS!ON BARGAIN veriod, 6115·8110. Lauded at ~Banquet his department." 17 Once upon record was unimpressive but said The plan was to retain Jones, WUAl 'S IIAI,JlE!'IliNG EARTJlUNGS?. 412~ $450 g-c-11! you deluxe mr i!Onditiont!d one bedroom '1'0 S(iOO WtEK. Inland exploralJon-crcws. Vlgorou.<;c 65 Understands Earlier Bridgers had suggested to aparltncru rlllly one block to tJNM. Two b!!drooms, men/women. Full/part ~-car. Wilderness terrain. 66 Hot springs his problem was the budget. relieve him of "pool duties" so he Nationwide. Send S-5.00 for '90 company directory $~50. Free utilities, Varsity Hou'ic, )41 Columbial 18 Neigh 67 Erects Awards were presented Tuesday increased optimism since 1970 and could devote all his time to 268·0525. Kachina Housc,JO! Har,ard,265-4933Glll and job guith:line~. Job Data: Bax 172. Fayeltevl~lc, 19 Bye-bye night posthumously to former 2. I.ost & Found Ar. 72701. 5/1 his hopes and fears for students of coaching and raise the budget. 20 Loss of hope DOWN f~ (iLASSF.S IN cn;eofTcrri n. Claimall3J SHARE Ntl'l•: IIOUSE whh school teacher. SlSO faculty members Gary Thomasson the 80's. 22 Made 1 Attired and Margaret Hyman at the third Special Week Designated In Wednesday's Albuquerque \iam1o Ho.11. 4/lJ tovtrs everything. Mike. 817~5939. 4l24 refunds Eighty-five year old Lena Clauve Ili Piano fl.m.27'744S3:_ _ 4/24- $,100/morHh ph~l;; Utilities. Fumi'ihcd. 293-1396, 277 Sh:ire the ga:>-. Share the crui~e. WhaJevcr you do, edge: Var. To Cuban Culture, Heritage John Stafford talk about being LOST: ORANGl~ NOtEBOOK Md Psychology 2804. 4127 ad\'Ctli">c in the Dally Lobo. We'll be glad you did. experts 4 RV vehicles director of the alumni association, senior awards that bear her name. 27 was given the Trailblazers award Lobo swim coach ,JleXt year, a Thinnest 5 Works dough 27 Cauterize 46 Fish eggs The former dean of women from Spokesmen for the U.S. State ~~c~\t~brn~rk~.$~5~.00~rc~wa~r~u.;2;42;·1;1~ll~o;r;27~7~4;12~1~.~4~/~~~~·~n~lf~:~<~:tr~A~~J~lE~l~~~·u~w~E~R~Il~l~oc~a~tio~n~nc~a~r~U~N~M~&.. ~A~Io~h;•·::::~~~::~==~~~~--t~fu 30 between their two nations," Valdes charge .Bridgers denied. ~ Y"f Three; Prefix 6 Door recess 28 Summon 47 Poor golfer for "the faculty or staff member 1929-1961 gave out awards to 31 Dines Department and the Cuban said. "Issues like compensation for 7 Sailor 29 Over 48 Bermuda, who best exemplifies the ideals of Louise Baca, a Presidential Scholar Today Bridgers said, "He said 32 Exigencies 8 Winglike government will participate in the U.S. property nationalized after 37 Bygone 33 EXplain: e.g. the Trailblazers." The award was who is conducting research in math first public discussion by high some things that were not true. 1 New Mexico Daily Lobo 9 Tots' gear 2 words 49 Stage show presented by Alumni Association Castro's revolution and the 38 Most agile 10 Devilish anxiety; Carol L. Jones, also a ranking officials of issues presence of Cuban troops in Africa can totally substantiate everything I 34 Golf club 50 French river President Judge Joesph L. Baca to said." Classified Advertising. 40 Knock 11 Slacken 35 Comfort 53 Easy job Presidential Scholar and recipient surrounding Cuban-American will be among the topics of 41 Repugnant 12 Modify Thomasson's parents, who were in 36 Shadowbox 55 - breve: of an award from the chemical relations at a UNM panel discussion." President Davis talked with Marron Ha II' (bCIW(.'(.'Il Joutnafistn iintl SidiO~JV} 43Sub- .13 Deciphers attendance. 38 Plums Mus. engineering society; David Lauer, a discussion May 2. ' Bridgers before making his decision Open from &:30 a.m. to 4:30p.m. Monday Want Ads say it 44 Extinct bird 21 Food fish 39 Synthetics 56 German river Hyman, a journalism professor former member of the ASUNM "Right now both Cuba and the 45 Landscaper 23- almond The discussion is the highlight of U.S. have a very negative view of but did not talk to Jones. through Friday. Ads in by noon will appear 42 Domilins 57 Seines who lost a three-year battle with Senate; Mario Ortiz, two-term a week of activites focusing on 48 Complains 25 Threads 43 Go back over 60 Pewter coin future relations between the U.S, in the next day's issue. in a Big Way!! cancer on April 15, "didn't like to president of ASUNM; and Tsente Cuba from April 27 to May 2. The "That's why it is totally unjust," Cost 1 0' per word per day for ads running leave any loose ends," according to Pompeo, Mortar Board president. and Cuba," Valdes added. "I think Jones said, "I wasn't being fairly . series is being sponsored by the that the Cubans feel their interest live or more consecutive days. 16' per word department chairman Robert Pompeo, a Chi Omega member, UNM Latin American lnstitute. judged." for single insertions. Lawrence, who accepted the award was also recognized as the out section in Washington will be Myles Frechette, head of the state Jones said the women's swim on her behalf for presentation to standing woman Greek. .Bob closed soon and they are fearful of department's Cuba desk and team had their greate$! season ever Please place the following classified advertisement in the New Mexico her family at a later date. He read a Passariello, a senior member of some kind of military action by the Ramon Sanchez Parodi, chief of u.sJ· and next year's men's team would Daily Lobo times(s) beginning ~, letter from Hyman, dated April13, Lambda Chi Alpha and Inter the Cuban delegation in to a hushed crowd. ~ have had a lot of promising fraternity Council rush chairman, Washington, will be the main Because of the U.S. and Cuba do recruits. under the heading (circle one): 1. Personals; 2. Lost & Found; 3. Ser· "For obvious reasons I cannot be was named as outstanding man participants in the panel at 7 p.m. not have formal diplomatic vices; 4. Housing; 5. For Sale; 6. Employment; 7. Travel; 8. Miscellaneous. with yml tonight. I can think of no Greek. in 101 of Woodward Hall, UNM relations, the two countries have Bridgers has also said part of his other honor the university could The alumni citizenship award, sociology Professor Nelson Valdes, established "interest sections" decision was based on negative offer me that would give me greater which recognizes students whgse coordinator of "Cuba Week" which serve the function of em· vibrations he had received from the pleasure and sense of fulfillment. I activities contribute to the activities, said. bassies. Sanchez Parodi, who swimmimg community. came here five years ago to serve university community, was given to essentially is the Cuban ambassador Other participants in the panel Early in the season some of the students, and this hOnor makes me senior Yolanda Tryon, who has to the U.S., is also scheduled to will be Dr. William Leo Grande, a swimmers on the men's team quit, feel that I have kept my sights on been active in Trailblazers, student speak at a brunch May 3 at the political" science professor at but the six remaining men swim my goal. The students, colleagues government, Black Student Union, SUB. American University in mers recently signed a petition and others who worked so hard to and Newchild Productions. The Washington, D.C., and former Other activities of Cuba Wee(( asking for the coach tO' be rehired, win me this award knew well my . outstanding Trailblazer was coordinator of the 1980 John include a Cuban poster display in Jones said• values and my search for presented to Eric Williams, a senior Anderson campaign, Louis Tambs, achievement." the Graduate Students Association music major who also plays in the who currently is a professor of Swim team captain Dave Shardt, Keynote speaker for the evening gallery in the SUB, videotape UNM Orchestra. government at Arizona State documentaries on Cuba to be who early· in the season said those was Dr. William Banowsky, Receiving the outstanding University. who left were not into swimming, president of the University of shown at the Latin American ASUNM award from UNM "TJ:\is is a unique panel because said all six had signed the petition. Oklahoma. The 45-year-old Institute, poetry readings, and Enclosed$·-~ President William E. Davis was never have two such high·mnking _Placed by_, _____ Telephone ___ alumnus, who holds a master's additional panels and lectures on Jones has also said all of the local Robert Lynch, a junior who officials of the two countries sat the significance of ~ the Cuban degree from UNM, spoke of Ills high school coaches have sent him continued on page fi dow!\ to publicly discuss issues revolution and other Cuba topics. teuers of SUJ)port. , Page 3, New Mexico Daily Lobo, April23, 1981 Page 2, New Mexico Daily Lobo, April 23, 1981 • • l;l ~ I WORK IN 1 FRANCE, JAPAN, CHINA! byUPI ;j1: World News No f'.XJH'r!('J~t:(", de~Jr~~. vr foreign lang«f!9e rrqt~ired lor moM po~ition~. T~i!Atlanta 'Psychopath' who may be leaving at the end of the semester verify their permanent Committee presents home addresses with the payroll records. The 1981 W-2 forms will be ATLANTA - A civil rights about its information, but was told mailed in January, 1982. The address of record will be the one to which the form will be mailed . • leader said Wednesday he has a to notify Atlanta Mayor Maynard witness who can identify a Jackson. - UNM mails out over 13,000 forms annually to students, staff and ''madm1'f0" involved in the killings "We were told to write a letter, facUlty. Bach year there are in excess of 1,500 returned for.incorrect and UNDER NEW 1\'IANAGEMENT incomplete addresses; the payroll department must retype over 1,000 of at least six of the 25 young blacks mark it confidential, but we could not wait for the U.S. Mail," Innis W-2 forms for people who did not receive them in the regular postal You've got something up your sleeve abducted and slain in Atlanta. delivery. · . ' The FBI called the development said. an important bre11k in the case. "If this case had occurred Roy Innis, national chairman of Joseph around white children - maybe a \ the Congress of Racial Equality, dozen :_ the ca~e would be solved Medical School Plans Pre-Med Day said he also has a photograph of the ~right now. If this case had occurred suspect. He said if police don't around black middle class children Students considering a career in medicine will be introduced to the arrest .the man by 1 p.m. Saturday - maybe a dozen - it would be rigors and rewards of medical school during Pre"Med Day April25 at ''we will make the collar our solved by now," rnnis said. Heller the UNM School of Medicine. · selves." Asked if CORE might be The Saturday session will run from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. in the basic Innis said more than one person overstepping its authority, Innis sciences building, and includes discussions on programs of instruction, is behind the mass murders. said, "You stop the killings and how to gain admission, the future job market for doctors and the role Innis - and presumably his worry about the reprecussions of minority students. witness -met for three hoursin his later." The program also offers pre•med students a chance to observe hotel room late Wednesday with Public Safety Commissioner Lee tutorials, or small study groups, within the new primary care John Glover, agent in charge ofthe P. Brown said earlier in the day that curriculum at the School of Medicine. The study groups are a departure r Atlanta FBl office. investigators had a composite from traditional classroom lectures for first-year medical students. Monday April 27 it's called Plasma Also attending the meeting, for picture of a man who may have Students in the tutorials lel\rn medicai science by analyzing case studies Bpm Woodward Hall and we'll pay you up to $95.00 a month reasons not revealed, was the picked up murder victim Eddie for various dise.ases, thus sharpening their problem"solving talents as mother of 13-year-old Timothy "Bubba" Duncan, but declined to they study. $1.00 UNM students with ID Hill, whose body was pulled from release the drawing because it was for it. Because Plasma is a precious the Chattahooche.e River March 13. not in the best interest of the in $2.00 General public human resource. It can save lives. Innis apparently made little vestigation, effort to turn his information over Two weeks ago, police released a Drug Abuse To Be Talk Subject . ' • . ,l ~ to the special task force handling drawing of a man who gave a ride ~ . the killings~ ine head of tile task to Larry Rogers, the 23rd victim. Drug abuse will be the topic of .discussion at a meeting Thursday of force was apparently first told of Brown would not say whether the Innis' infonnation Tuesday evening Juniper, a studentgroup for Lesbians, gays and bisexuals. composite of a man seen giving a Juniper meets alternate Thursdays at 7 p.m. in 253 of the SUB. by a newspaper editor who also .ride to the Duncan t.he day he considered it valuable. ' vanished might ·be the same man Mr. Heller will talk of his life experience, At one point, Innis said he had who picked up Rogers. ALBUQUERQUE PLASMA CORP. tried to reach police but failed due Innis said the composite drawing his books and American culture. to bureaucratic confusion. At police had made public did nqt fit 3012nd St.,SW • 243-4449 : another point, Innis said he had not the suspect identified by CORE. Joseph Heller was born in 1923 in Brooklyn, New York and now l.ives in Manhattan. gone to police "because the key John Schaffner, managing editor • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Formerly a professor of English at City College, he .is author of the novels Catch-22, witness does not have confidence in of the Atlanta Constitution, said • • Something Happened and Good as Gold and of the play We Bombed in New Haven. Bring this ad in for a cash cash bonus. the police." • • CORE officials called him Monday • • Good for $5.00-First tilne ONLY. No Atlanta police or task force and asked him to talk with their • officials would comment on Innis' witness "in order to get my • • claims. assessment of the validity of the • • Innis caUed a news conference on witness." • • the steps of city hall Wednesday At 7 p.m. Monday, he said, • Anderson School of • afternoon and announced "We Innis, two aides and the witness met • • have identified the link that will with Schaffner and a reporter. "We • • break this case. interviewed the witness for about • Management • ASUNM Speakers Committee, "We know the person who is the five hours," Schaffner said, and • • The Professor says: critical link and we have him under afterward he told Innis that "this • • surveillance,'' Innis said. He said • • Pan hellenic Council and information had to be turned over • proudly presents • the man was. a "psychopath." to the police immediately. tnnis was • • He waved an envelope which he skeptical about doing this." • 2nd Annual • Keep in Tune! Interfraternity Council, said contained a photograph of his Schaffner said he would turn the • • suspect. information over to police himself • • in an effort to develop an academic link He would not say how long his if Innis had not done so within 24 • ASM Mini-Oiympics • people had been watching the hours, Schaffner said that "at 6:30 ~ • • for campus child care suspect but "no kids have been p.rn. Tuesday, .after determining • • ------r------. reported missing or murdered since that CORE had not made contact • we have had dose security and • maxell 1 with police," he called Deputy • Competition between: • ! obs.ervation of the suspect." Chief Morris Redding, commander • • 1 Free Refill I Innis said CORE had contacted of the task force, ~Los Angeles and International Community College. Marin was director • • . of Pacific High School in 1967-68 and a visiting fellow at the Center for the Study of CONTEST •etween Galaxian & Carniv
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f Student Interest in Politics Urged I Editor: other people make the vital decisions affecting every aspect of our lives. If we have no time to contribute to Tod!ly (Apri123) is National Student Action Pay. As our own political system, then we have no right to with any other day in which human beings try to get expect that system to provide us with the answers to I others involved, most students will probably shrug it our needs. If we can't spare the time to defend our ,, off and go to classes, study or sit around and relax. own interests, how can we realistically expect others r But concrete issues affecting students nationwide to defend our interests-for us? -- - BLOOM COUNTY ·by Berke l have developed, and they are ones we can relate to The time to take action is NOW. If you really care . Breathed profoundly. Anyone on Work Study that wants to stay about education and other pertinent issues, you will on Workstudy is in a precarious position. Its status .In show you care. At the Fiesta today, NM PIRG will HEllO PCOPl€. ON/•1/SS t11Y Pll SIUP l f"' unknown at this time. Why? We can thank Reagan's have a table for Voter Registration, petitions, copies of 1'/tl /o!S. 808/31 HIIRLOW... ntiiT'IINY Pll/ol[ liAR lOW .. , YO!/!? ARE YOU t proposed budget cuts. The status of BEOG - and sample letters to decision~makers, and information on WHAT? THill ISH'T./t1IJR h SEOG - is unknown, for the same reason. Jf you are how to get class credit for taking an active role In your NEW G(Jf?(J. WEIRD? RitP BY THE IIGE 1: depending on the BEOG to attend school, maybe it environment. It you choose not to work with the I I OF 2//5 E/1H!R would be a good idea to plan on being a dropout. It traditional channels of our supposed democratic f/Gl. Y OR W!IRP. '' would be much smarter to depend on something else. process, N M PIRG will have informaion on many 7HilT'S II Qf/OTC. And that something else certainly should NOT be possible forms of action to take, such as organizing ""' \ loans. Even if funding for loans is not cut, the demand people around specific isues, buildng new power for the limited amount of loan money available wll bases within communities, etc. have skyrocketed since students cannot rely on other Only when you stand up for your rights will you dr<~stically reduced sources offunding. receive them - and then, most likely, you'll have to The reason Reagan oan propose what he wants struggle to keep them. But remember: They're with such Impunity is because students have no voice YOURS. So act like the rights belong to you. in governmental affairs. We have no power. And the reason we have power is because we choose to let Vicky Marquez ( BLOOM COUl\TTV Berke Breathed f/QtY OR WEIRD? ...... ------~-. .J(ISttOOI
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------·------·- ----~----'--- .r "i, R"4.. April23- 29, 1981 ,, New Mli'.xica Daily Lana A·5 ACTIVITIES tial poverty endured by the peasantry of Tsarist Russia. The film will be shown ALCLOA Auditions - Singing auditions April 30 at 8 p.m. in room 101 of Wood for God.spel/ are scheduled for Sunday, ward Hall, admission is free. April 26 at 1 p.m.at the ALCLOA Center The Day After Trinity; J. Robert Op r-- --, ------~------~------4201 Ellison N.E. ·---- / penheimer and the Atomic Bomb - In Guest Director Bill Potenziani will have EXHIBITIONS Maxwell Museum - Tijeras Canyon: dependent filmmaker Jon Else's award callbacks the following week for mime im- winning documentary of the Manhattan I Pia~ the latest Video· I ~ . . ' Analysis Of The Past, an exhibition which I prov1srtion, dance and reading. demonstrates how and why archeologists Project. The film will be shown W~cf Ages needed are 12 to 30 for the thirteen ASA Gallery - Figurative Abstactions: & P1nball machines answer questions concerning ancient nesday, April 29 at 8 p.m. on KNME chan ·. I member cast. Tryouts will be limited to one An Absurdist Notion, and Romance With nelS. 1 3 minute song. Metals: jewelry and small sculpture. Two civilizations. The exhibit includes recon • Buy 20 Putt· Putt stuctions of a kiva, pueblo living areas and I Those planning to audition should call new shows at the ASA, both shows will run a dig site and laboratory. ' CONCERTS Golf & Game Tokens 345-6577 for an audition number through until May 8. The ASA will end the semester I I Friday, April 24. After that numbers will with a closing reception that Friday at 7:00 Meridian Gallery - 220 Central S.W. for just $5.00 and I Recent work by Tom Feldvebel in the main Tom Guralnick and Tim Sche.llenbaum - be assigned at the door on Sunday. p.m. I RECEIVE 10 TOKENS gallery, as well as work by gallery artists in AUA and New Music New Mexico present Albuquerque United Artist - AUA will UNM Fine Arts Museum ~ The first of an evening of inspired madness and get ABSOLUTELy FREE!!! have its general meeting and annual elec- two spring exhibitions of works by UNM's the south gallery. ll a.m. to 4 p.m. I I Tuesday through Saturday. down,get out music performed by two of tions Sunday, April 26 at 4 p.m. at the MA-MFA candidates. The show will hang I (Bring this Coupon) Mariposa Gallery -· 113 Romero N.W. Albuquerque's finest. Schellenbaum who is Downtown Center for the Arts. This untU May 17. 1 Seventh annual theme show, Collaboration the DJ for KUNM's "Hour of Eating" AUA's third birthday and all are welcome There will be an oppurtunity to view II, through April27. (formerly Raw Guts) and a bleeding fingers I PUTT·PUTT GOLF I, to attend \B. Y.O. always helps). both shows that Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. guitarist, will join the founder of the J a7..z "A VIDEO & PINBALL EXTRAVAGANZA" Los Corrales Gallery - Corrales. New The History of Albuquerque-· Free public when the graduate students and the Workshop; Guralnick a 4'skwonk and COUPON VALID ANYTIME Faces of '81, Eleanor Daniels, James (exp. 4/30/81) I lecture and book preview by New Mexico museum staff hold a reception for both honk" player at the Downtown Center I Trujillo, and Larry Smith - three new sax 9801 Lomas NE OPEN DAILY historian Mark Simmons at the shows. for the Arts Saturday, April 25 at 8 p.m. painters. The show will run through May 1 • 296·4242 9am 'til Midnight I Albuquerque Museum, 2 p.m. April26. The second half of the show will con- Admission is $2.00 at the door. along with the gallery's fourteen other ar _ --~· ~·~ .- ,-, ~ - .,...,_ Conceptions Southwest Poetry Reading _ "'tinue until June 21. Popejoy Hall -· The Southwest Ballet ...___ ------tists. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday The final reading of the semester and it Hoshour Gallery - Saturday, April 25 is Company will perform Swan Lake Act II promises to be the best yet. Featured the last day to see Lisa Baack's one-person through Saturday and 2 to 5 p.m. on Sun day. tonight only at 8:15 p.m. Tickets are writers are Elizabeth Cohen, Christine show of recent paintings. Opening May 1 $~2.00, $11.00 and $9.00 with a $2.00 Leche, and Judy Wells. Wednesday, April rece~t works by Robert Natkin,. with an MOVIES discount for students; · · 29 at 7 p.m. in the Humanities Theatre, openmg reception that evening from 5 to 7 A Chorus Line, April 27 and 28 at 8:15 room 108. p.m. the show Will continue through May ~.m. Monday night is subscribers night, New Words and Hot Salsa - A per- 28._ tickets are $18.00, $16.00 and $13.00 Schedule of Events formance and reading by the Lit Dog Albuquerque Museum - Christo: Valley ASUNM and GSA students half off. Thursday Friday Triad, writers Mark Funk, Michelle Miller, Curtain Documentation Exhibition. In Keller Hall - An Evening of Choral Aztec a Dane;·~ 10:00 rlm 5.LLP. 11 '()() ollll and Ray Sipe, with music provided by ternationally known environmental sculp Works and Opera, John Clark will conduct lnvO(dfion & Muriachi 1 apatio Govinda at the Camino Real restaurant, tor Jeanne Claude Christo will show at the 10:30.nn A( lion Art'< 1 ()() pm VEGETARIAN the choral section of the program , and Ivan Rane 11:30 dill l..<~mNid~ 2.00 pm 416 Yale S.E. Sunday, May 3 at 2 p.m. Ad~ museums first one person show. Valley Sea~ Daniel will direct Rita, a one act Barnaby 1:30pm (,<.'mini 4:00pm Loren Kahn RESTAURANT mission is $2.00 and B. Y .0. is fine. Curtain is a collection of artifacts, models com1c opera. Both shows will run April24, Judn Mend 5.00 pm Cuba Week - A week of activities drawings, collages and photographs which Miguel Carro Dancers 2:30pm Chicano Poel'> 7:30pm And Store ;25 and 26 at 8:15 p.m. with a 4 p.m. Ayocuan 3:30pm Ddn<.(•: Lo., B01mwt\ 9:00 [)ttl ' focusing on Cuba will be held by UNM's illustrate the evolution and construction of Excalibur- Louisiana Blvd., Albq. 6. m~tinee Sunday, April26. Southside 5:30pm Vitamins Spirulina Latin American Institute from April 27 to the project. Caveman - Los Altos Twin Lobo Albq Chicano Poets 7:30pm 6. ' ' . . Pianist Margaret Birkeland will perform Dance 9:00pm Soaps &.Snampoos Vitalizers ~~~ 3. The following is a program of ac- Chr~sto will lecture on his work Friday, m Keller Hall Wednesday, April29 at 8:15 Cookbooks Lots of Stuff .•. tlVltJes for the coming week: Apnl 24 at 7:00 p.m. at the museum. The Tess - Coronado 4 . p.m. Tickets are $5.00 and reservations are Monday - Film, Cuba: The Land And museum will also feature regular screenings Scanners - Far North Cinema. recommended. ORDERS MADE TO GO 255-7640 · The People, 12:00. of four of Christo's films for the duration The Earthling~ M Plaza 3. Chris Williamson -.. UNM's Women's Colloquim On The Significance of the of the exhibition. The show will open Sun The Final Conflict -· Coronado 4, Albq. ·· Center and Siren Productions will present 3118 CENTRAL S.E. Cuban Revolution 3 to 5 p.m. day April 26 at 1 p.m. and continue 6. Olivia recording artist Chris Williamson in 11:30 AM -7:00 MON.-SAT. Tuesday - Film, Par Que El Moncada?, through June 28. Thief- Coronado 4. a concert in the SUB Ballroom April 26 at 12:00. The lecture and the films are free to the On The Right Track- Far North Cinema 4:30 p.m. Tickets are $4.50 for students Cuban poetry and music 3 to Sp.m. public. Louisiana Blvd . ' and available through Ticketmaster. Cuban Music, a discussion 7:30 to 9:00 AUA- Downtown Center for the Arts - Nighthawks -· Wyoming Mall Far North ,. ' p.m. . 216 Central S. W. Craft works III, a juried ( tnema. Wednesday Film, Cuba: Fact or Fie- exhibition of contemporary crafts, through Coal Miner's Daughter- Wyoming MalL NIGHT tion 12:00. May 2. Hours are frpm 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 9 to 5- Louisiana Blvd. ENTERTAINMENT , CONCEPTIONS SOUTHWEST 1 • Tuesday through Saturday. Flash Gordon - Eastdale. CALENDAR OF EVENTS THEATER LouLou - April 24 to 28 at Don Pan· cho's. Danbi's- See/ita Btyant and Friends until SPRING 1981 Saturday. New York, New York and The Last Albuquerque Little Theatre - Arthur Palomino Club - Charmin and the Miller's A View From The Bridge - · Tycoon - April 29 and 30 at Don Pan Apt112~ ot 1 p.m. 1n the Hvmomt,es. thcotre Golden Country. tH(m10ftlilf:!S lOB. aaoss from the ele-vototsl eleven performances April24 through May cho's. POETRY F!EAOING _Eluohorh Cof'ren, Chnshn~ Leo:he ond Judy Wells conlnbu~ors Hog's Breath-· Phido. ret he Sprm~ 19S-1 11sve wlll- reud fforli rhetr work$·- ' Uncle Vanya- Andron Mikhailkov's film 2, Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m., on l<'ox Hunter-··· Zozobra. Saturday 6 and 9 p.m. and Sunday at 2 and adaptation of Chekov's play depicting the Moy I at 7 p_m 11'1. I he Hunu:)l'lltres lh~hlfe Bogart's- Trouble and Night DOJ?. :·HurnOmiH~S rD6, oCrOS:"i from tim efevc:Hor} "8 p.m. Tickets for tonight's performance at pastoral comfort of the country gentry MU?IC Nori'r'lo_n:fv-arelt, tt contempormy balladeor etrtdsongwrifer, w1!l perform :htl) work. Ned's - The Refrigerators nightly. Jazz MUSIC Don tel lngroffw1ll present orig1nol music wilh o von ely of atausflc msltumenls. 7:30 p.m. are reduced for students. All against the brutal background of pestilen- on Friday and Sunday afternoons. other nights admission will be $5.00. May 8 ut.B p. itt IIi the Expentnento! Theofr.e .Friar's Pub- Wet Sox. (Basement af lhe Fme Arti!Center) The Experimental Theatre- Elmer Rice's DANS:8h vo_ic_es from lhe row one._ ti !!.ponlcmeous- ev-ent -comblntng elec:tronit sourtd by Friars North - Listen, and on Sunday, Tun Sc e 1!en bourn o:nd chcreogrophy by land Lucas. Street Scene performed by the UNM Soph MUSIC Autonomy, o grouj:) -of interdt::!pender~t perfortr'lttlg ~rlists, presMis poerry, D.J. Cookin. musn: and dam:o. more Company under the direction of Ted Nugent - the Motorcity Madman Peter Prouse, April 24 through May 2 at 8 May 9 oi 8 p.m. in iha bpetimentol Theatre himself will perform May 1 at Tingley {Bdsement of the Ftne Atts Cen,er) p.m. APRIL Z3~ MUSbiC Bill'~ Ft_iends- {Brll -rs not_o mvsicion bvt hi$ friMd:~> five nexl door), Coliseum. Tickets are $9, available 1 tl ne U ous ossortm~nl of mu_sic(ons and t;.Jhet5, ,perform. The Barn Dinner Theater~ Highway 14 MUSIC ·, The Morlton.funk Ensemble prellents rl'riproYis(ltion$ tn mt..~sit. through TicketMaster. Cedar Crest. Neil Simon's Last ofthe Red cJ()HN8()N. Station~ on the AM dial: Stations on the FM dial: Rodey Theatre ~ A Midsummer Night's Hot Lovers, nightly except Monday. For Dream performed by the UNM Junior reservations cal128l-3338. Company under the direction of Brian Saturday Sunday Admission to all events is free KRKE 610 Country music, news KLYr Vortex~ 88.3 Contemporary Christian music Flamenco Brothers Thesl!l evenrs were fvnded in porrbyASUNM '"'SA A Ph For The Use Of The Hall, a bit 730 IOldies KOB Tiny Morri, Baby Gaby, AI Hurricane and Electronic Ear Value Band 2:00pm Brown Sugar 1:30pm 93.3 Contemporary easy listening Chain .Reaction 4:00pm Mollnas Fnday, Saturda)\; and Sunday at 8 p.m. KKIM 1000 Christian music .and programs KWXL Jr. every weekend on Friday 3:30pm 94.0 (94 Rock) Album oriented rock AI Hurricane Tiny Morrll? 6:00 prn throughout the m~nth of April. For tickets KORM 1150 Easy listening, middle of road KHI'M Frank Chewlwie 5:30pm 96.3 Classical and Saturday. Dance: Lumbre Del Sol 9:00pm and information call 344-2948 or KXKS 1190 Beautiful music KZZX 99.0 Adult contemporary top 40 KAMX 1600 (16Xl rop40 KKJ\' «:;~ravan East ~ Jeff Young and Posse, 277-2346, 100:0 Beautiful music KZfA 1580 News, talk shows KFMG 108.0 Mass appeal album oriented rock Fnday and Saturday. ' . R-6 April23 29, 1981 Nuw Mexico Daily Loh" R-7
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W Movie ·(MyHtt•ry)'' "Th(<•r lly tlw liD Twilight Zone mimo~.} HBO MumboJumbo,It'sMagjc!Tom 0 Family Feud summer session will be cut in There will be no work-study HaO Movie ·(MYHitrY)" "IIrrx,od (J;J Movie -(Cnmfdy) ''h "Fire Sale" YoungAndTheRostless Tail" 19!>9 Hosley hosts the world's mas tersofill u • m half and tighter restrictions will employment from May 15 to UN!>.f ~11'1 Mcn'h1 ·(Adv€•nturt•- My!itf•ry) """~'2 To Klll"19RO 1917 skm in thiaspellbinding evening of en· G1l Freeman RepGrts summer sessitms in Spoctors be applied to remaining jobs, June 1, e~cept in ''critical and Mexico will emphasize Spanish 12d0 HBOMov!r·(f'umrdy) •• "OddAngrv 0 Macnrill,rhrrr ltt•pOI'I @ Night Gallery Shimada,DianatheEnchantr•ss,Diok 0 Ryan's Hope Fred Chreist, UNM director of areas" which are yet to be language and literature, Latin Shoe' i97!) ~ 0 M.A.S.II. 9,3() @Movie ·(Mystery) •• "Nightmar<' Zimmerman, and special guest star liD Health Field financial aids, said Monday. I ,00 ~ All(' Nrws CIJS f,atr Movie in Chicago ' 1964 David Cqpperfield. 11.00 0 Days O(Our Lives determined, American politics and puhlic ad lo30 NrwH Ni htGaUery HBO Movle·(Adventure) ••• "Hlack R,30 [6] 'fhe Calllornia Reich (]) Big Valley While many of the uni ver Only students enrolled for the ministration. 2.!10 • NrwHwatch lloOO I Alfred IIItcheockPnqcntH,Alibi Htalllon" 1979 g,oo 0 Quincy 0 All My Children Me JO,OO OOm News 0 Vega$ m As The World Turns sity's student aid programs still summer session with at least AllCNcwHNb:htlinc 0 Dlek Cavett Show m JohnnY Cash And The Country @ Movie 'Paratrooper' (THUR.), rest on President Reagan's three hours will be eligible for The sessions will be held in OitarBky And Ilutch liD Twii!J!'Qt Zone Girls 'Lorna Paone' (FRI.), 'The Pad ... And Almeria, Spain: and Guadalajara, MONDAY I 10,30 Tonight Show economic package before the program. APR.27, 1981 11.30 'fomotrow Goast·To·f:oast 0 The IIi:l Ni11ht Gallery How'fo Ueelt' (MON.),' Asylum For A Ol.J News Cil Macneil Lehrer Report HBO Movie -(No Information avail Spy' (TUB.), 'Too Many Girls' Congress, the president does "One of our intentions is to Mexico: during June and Julv. The EVENING Jt Fnnt!Uly laland 0 M.A.S.H. l!!!lel "Why Would I Lie?" !ED.J . • . have control over work-study. flrogram in Mexico to be held Jttne lJ,.j() .n'l Movlr -(J)ruma) •• "Wings 01 m CBS Late Movie 9,30 lliJ Festival 01 Hands. 'fha. Silken Beverly HlllhJ!hes minimize the affect on the fall 1\,oiJ uo News - Chanee"1961 liD NightGallery Tent This unique collaboration llo30 i Various Programming For the first time in 10 years, and spring program. There will I 5 to July 24 are being coordinated 0 Paddington H(!Hl" In t.hill program, 12.00 r~J Star Trek 11.00 0 Allr hosed an a Robert Frost poem. This admini.ltration. Heady will tea~h 0 Family Feud. . 12.00 lb Midaay In addition, there will be no To reduce costs, work-study nnd danCers highlight this specllJcular liD Starsky And Uutch pro~rarn will int.roduce bearing Educational Programming the public administration and 1j7] Movlr ·(Comedy) •••;, "I'd [latlwr in~(·oncert 11,20 @ Atlanta Braves R~play 0 help from New Mexco, since a positions have been terminated spr.cinl; Mnc pttrforms hit!i audiences to the expresslve power uf (]) Bonan..a Br!Uch" 1964 from hialat.est_album, as well as churL 11.30 0 Tomorrow Coast-TO.Coast aign1anguage. student work bill died the last after they had been voluntarily political science courses. liD Sandford And Son htmterfi'Ba 1Jy Doll 't Get Hook('d On 0 TuesdayMovlcOf'fhe Week CSJ Alive And Well In The U.S.A. 0 One Life To J,ive H.:lO 0 PM Maga.,in• HeHevt~ MuHk.' HBO Sports Dynasty, The New York mNews day of the regular legislative vacated. Me' and 'I In G1l Movie ·(Adventure-Western) ••• liD $50,000 PY]'amid UNM Spanish Professor Alfred Wild World Ol Animals 12.~0 0 N!'WH Y ankces Follow 60 years of New York HSan Antonio" 1915 session in Santa Fe, Chreist said UNM has been lla~JlY OayH Again hose ball from the golden age of Babe 12.30 B Prisoner. Cell Block II Rodriguez, who will direct the I 1.00 0 New• 10.00 oom News Pricels Right Chreist said the university Til' Ta<·Dough l~l Sp~re 1999 HuthtothecontraversialSteinbrenner 0 Dick Cavett Show m lucky because other New Mexico session in Spain June 8 to July 17, liD Twilight Zone• HBO.Movir·(Comedy)H "llog Wiluc•k and other ),3() 0 Ncwswntch HBO IIBOHneakl'reviewoMayJerry 0 M.A.S.II. (]) Twilight Zone Both programs will offer in me• m ~WrtH1f t.ht" fairer i'WX wit h h ilnri o\J" Stiller and Anne Meara highlight the m NBA Basketball Pl11yofl Game 0 Gemiral llospita.J rf.'Rults. Hpcomin_g movies, .sports and specials G1l Super Station Fun Time termediate Spanish conversation F_...._...._...._...... cr_...... _...._...._...._...... cr.....-.....-.....-.....-_...._...._...._...._....._...._...._...... or_,.._...._...._...._...._...._...._...._...._...._...._...... oc:r4 TI,JESDAY liD Night Gallery 1.30 0 Educational PNgramming 7,(11) 0 J,ittlrllouse On Thf• Prniri<• APR. 29, 1981 an HBO on May. lloOO 0 Allred Hitchcock Presents. courses taught by a native Spanish V Ill ustratrd !lnily l2o!IO HBO. Movie·(J)rama) ... 'h "Esc&JlC l5J Twili!fht Zone Nlghtmarcln4-D Jokers speaker. In Guadalajara, advanced § 8 f sJ liD Wond~r Woman J;VENING From Alcatraz" 1979 (])News m Wild -- ,---~-,~---- _. ·- G1l Space Giants Students, Faculty Lauded 0 That's ln~rrdihlt• ...... ,.. ... ____ 1,00 ~News 0 ABC News Nightline courses are offered, § & m Prlvatr Benjamin 6.110 ""'..., News roJ Movie ·illiographieal) •• 1\ "Hi· liD Starsky And Hutch 2.00 D Another World 7,30 iliJ Ma<·nell Lrhrrr Report 0 Bran Sprouts tler" 1962 tit Pacific Bridges (THUJt.,FRL) § § C5l Starsky And llntt•h HBOMovie·(Drama)"" "llighAnd Pearls (MON.,TUE., WED.J continued from page 1 Participants are required to have m Th• Two 0! Us lo30 0 Ncwswatch 'fhe Mighty" 1954 Albuquerque business executive at least one year of Spanish or the HBO 1he l'rlnrr And 'fl1r Pauper. m Family Feud . 0 News 11.30 0 Tomorrow Coast·To-const ® Hour Magazine founded a student government Part I 'The Pauper King' Mnr.k liD Sanford And Son 0 Ed¥• Of Night John L. Rust received a student equivalent of a year of academic ~ Psoriasis patients ~ 6,30 0 PM Magazine 0 Lovclloat GUiding Light to Twain\• dnBsk tHle of two buyR, (tn(• n WEDNESDAY 11.40 G1l Atlanta Braves Replay m newsletter and worked recruit service award from UNM Vice rinCP, th(! uther the Hon bf n h<'g!UJr, 0 Wild World O!Animals G1l Baseball (THUR,) Flint~tones instruction. r, 0 IIBPJ!Y Days Again APR. 29,1981 12,00 ® Star Trek volunteers for ASUNM com President Marvin D. Johnson. The nr.n un tlw anm<' day and drstined tu liD Rat Patrol XC.THUR.) needed for drug study. louk alikr. When fate hrings thvm m 'Ne Tar Hough Aferv Griffin mittees. Sharing the residence hall award recognized Rust's work as In Spain, the six-week session ~ ~ liD Twllight7,onr EVENING 12.30 0 News I ·!_Qgrthrr, they dPride to switeh pl.rwes. News 2·30 SoundExpress(EXC,WED.)How scholarships for 1981-82 will be president of the UNM Foundation, will cost students $1800 to $2000, H,no u Live Frolll Studio RII HBO Movie·(Comrdy) • "Hot Lr:td · 6.00 lb 0 News 1.00 0 To Be An Artist (WEP.l Feet" 1978 0 FreeAtyle (]) Movic-(Documentary) 0 MoviciEXC.WED.l Thomas Locke and Lisa Ortiz, two which includes round·trip airfare, 0 Grllttt P(•rf-ormanct>s {Ormandy And f"'ld 1·25 HBO MoVIr ·(Romance) •• "Steel" Inc., a non-profit foundation led by The division of dermatology, (';-.; :\1 Sdwol of (~unduds rrchnikovaky' ~~ugon~ (Jr 7.00 0 Luhlc-hliud &tuch R eheA-tra with ltzhak Pc:rJmnn as gut'st (])liD Wonder Woman e!il San!ordAndSon 1.30 Q Ncwswatch 3,l)fi 0 I LTom And Jerry Also honored were three out College Students, Trailblazers, with lesions eovcrinp; greater than SO';{ total liD New Zoo Revue dergraduate credit can be earned § § H.~o i 51 H••ehnll ti ems. Seen in closeup nnd slow motion 1 m Tic Tac Dough 0 Sesame Street standing professors of the year Dr. officers of Panhellenic Council, m llous<• Calls spiders revealn delicate grace ana liD Twilight Zone 7.00 ® Gaile!~ (EXC.FRL) m Hour MnKaZine through the program. ~ body area. ~ HBO Sports!lynnsty. 'fhr N<•wrork h,enuty. (60 mins.) • 1.00 0 Heal People 0 Good Morning America G1l Carol Burnett And Friends William Dabney of the history Interfraternity Council, and the Yankl"('H r~·(lllow 60 y!.'arR ofNt\WYurk t ~ l Happy DayR Agam 0 Illustrated Daily m Captain Kangaroo XC.TliUR.) department, Dr. David Kauffman Resident Halls Student More information on the sessions 0 Three's Company CSJ liD Wonder Woman [11) Hazel haseboll from the golden agr of Bulw i Flintstones of chemical and nuclear engineering Association, and the Collegiate is available from the Office of Hu th tothecontr.oversinlSteinhr{')uWr W CBS'l'ursday Night Movi~ 0 The Greatest American Hero liD Great ll.Pace Coaster ,f,30 Star Trek ~ Por information and appointment ~ t~ra and meet living l~genda Mirkey 111l 'fBS News m Leave'EmLaughinK 7.30 0 Lilias, Yoga And You (]) Hollywood Squares and Dr. Pharo Chung of Singers, who performed during the International Programs and Ser liD Movlo·(Comrdy) ••• "Trachor'" HBO The Prince And The Pauper, (sJ Villa Alegre (TIIUR ..'fFE.) Mantle. Whitl'J' Forcl.nnd Yugi Herrn. 0 What's Oappening economics, dinner. vices at 1717 Roma. § call Gail at 277·4757. ~ ~.00 0 Ilt•rr To Make Musir 'Portrait of Pl•t" 1958 Part III 'Long Live TheRightfulKing' 0:7) Green Acres G1l Bob Newhart Show Itzhnk Perlmm1' HniJPd as nnP uf 11w B.~O tsJ ShaNaNa After countless adventures brought liD Jlcctle Bailey, Jeteons liD Mighty Mouse ~..-.:r,r..r..r..r..r...r..r..r..r..r..r.r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r..r.r..r..r.r..r..r..r..r..r..r-o--....:r..r..r..r..r...r..r..r...o'3 gr~alPHt violinists uf nut time~~~ P('rl 0 Too ('Jose For C'omlort about by living!helifeofhisdouble, the &,00 0 Las Vegas Gam bit 5,00 Q Over Easy man 'sc.U~,:f.'rflt' rept'rtui.rt'"deuwnstral l':. HBO Supt~tspit'H t ;!:loingspcdula.nima· rightful king is returned to the throne 0 ScsnmeStre~l OfJ llonanza Jii~ uniquet:nleut. This prugmmoff(lr~a timJ,fjlmfont.ageandstillplJotographs, and tl1e pauper is made n WlU'd nf th~ ®700CWB 0 M.A.S.II. !uok at thr n111n and tlw muHkian. HiO thit~spcdnJ explore-s the <"nreersofhis- u.tince.. m Jeffersons m CBS News min!:l.J tory'fl grE"ate-st spies: Mnta Hnri, Fran" 7,30 U Macneil LehrPT Report (it) Movie'My Reputation' (THUR.J, G1l Al!lnTheFamily 0 ATIC N<'WH Clo•eup d!f Gary PoWt"rR, lCln:ufl Fuchs, and R.oo 0 Dilf'rent Strokes 'Breakthrough' (~'Hl.), 'HappyTime' liD l Dream O!Jcannie m touGrant nthers. 0 'fhe Day Alter Trinity '.f. Hobert (MON.), 'Wild Seed' (TUE.J, "feaFor 5,30 0 NBC News 1111 Night Gallory 9,00 0 Asphalt Cowlx>y Oppenheimer and the Atomic Bomb' 'fwo' (WED.) 0 Electric Company HBO Lido Dt• l'ariHStnrrlmrl:ihirl<•v 0 Mystrry! 'Sergeant rribh, Part II: Physicist Oppenheimer•s role in the R.so 0 lllockbusters 0 ADCNews mAlice m News We're shedding light liD Heal McCoys
Pag<' 7, New M~Xl<'n llai!y I nhn, l\pril2:l, 1\1/\1 FREE DULCIMER Arts Sports Concert & Workshop by YAMAHA FG 331 Cripple Creek Jose Posada Master of Popular Graphics Lobo Squad Reg. $199.011 HE•Id Ai Dulcimer Group SPECIAL $159.00 W ( LARK'> MlJ'>IC Sa1. In 1888 Posada moved to Mexico Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, and City where he worked in the shop Jose Clemente Orozco were at To Battle 5~! 12 I ourth NW April 25th Case With Guitar Purchase 25U!o OFf ]4.5-2255 6:00p.m. of Antonio Vanegas Arroyo as staff tracted to his direct narrative style. artist and later chief artist until his It was due to the interest of these UTElPaso With This Ad Guitar Strings 20Wo OFF death in 1913. and other artists that Posada's 1541 Eubank 292~3676 His work which was published in work did not disappear into large quantities and distributed complete obscurity. Steve King For A Lasting Smile! throughout the country was seen by many but appreciated by few. Posada continues to be an in The Lobo baseball team travels ' to El Paso this weekend for a five ' Dr. Ed Romero D.D.S. Known only to businesses and other fluential artist and has recently ' ' game series with UTEP, graphics artists in his lifetime, made a resurgence in the current The Lobos are 1-9 in WAC, and lnvit~s UNM Students, faculty, & Staff Jose Guadelupc Posada (1852 -· Posada went on to capture the graphic approaches of much 1913) esthetic imaginations of many of Hispanic art. the Miners 0-10 heading into this to enjoy our complete D.ental Services battle for last pla~e in the southern J osc Guadelupe Posada was a post-revolutionary Mexico's artist. division cellar. printmaker and graphics artist who Much of Posada's imagery, Overall the Lobos are 22-27-1 C1ll 292-4940 for AnrJOintrnent for the whole of his professional especially in his broadsides dealt and are on a nine game loosing Offu ,. hour" 1\:00 lo 'i:OO Mon.·l n. with rebel figures, crimes of passion career turned out a countless lip streak. number of prints. Much of his work and satirical attacks on politicians, 11 hn il V Dent ic,ijtr~v;;;ii;j;'>ir~t~. ~A 1~rJ;'";ir;ltr~n~<.·r~ti~,A~v~dii Io~biil,,· .. ~ijiii was commercial in nature, and he produced for the common "barely tier"riee The leading Lobo hitters are printed everything from books and literate lowerclass segments of shortstop Tom Francis, who has a magazines and their covers, to wine Mexican society. It is un .380 batting average and 22 extra ~...... ; .._ .. '.• # _: ;,~,~ derstandable why artists such as base hits, Andy Trujeque, who has and cigar box labels, to graphics l!NM Sdenc~; Fidion Club~- Saturday, April2~. at l • hit 7 homeruns with a .368 batting illu~trations for songs and stories. p.m. !he Sd~ ·H Club will meet in the IC~bhy nf ( 'mnnado Hall for an e»t:Union tu ~ce· Lhc film average, and Larry Harrison, who Posada was born in central f·:x~:~fibur. 1~or infmman~m calt Cra1g at 277-2581. has knocked in 35 runs while Lobo baseball team in WAC play this weekend. (Lobo file photo) Mexico in the town of .Juniper -· .hmipt:l rwill hold a dJ~~US'\itl!l on drug. batting at a .316 clip. Aguascalicntes on February 2, Jhmc-Jhur~day 031 7 p.m. in rnnm 2~~ oftht:St:ii. He~ln Comrnillec ""- T(1da~ !"the la.,t cl~1y w r.e!!ister Other batting leaders are Barry 1852, the son of a baker. He ap fm htl(lJh~ for hc~ta. J·nr infunnation call Ace Brunenkant, who is hitting .376, As a team the Lobos have hit The Lobos are also well on their prenticed himself to the printmaker Samanicpo at217-502fl. .31 I overall but only .248 in WAC and Peter Kiro, who is hitting .316, way to breaking the NCAA record and publisher Jose Trinidad !\Ct.OA Auditions - Vm·al auditmn~ for God.~peU play. 'iumlay, April26, at l p.m. m 1hc Act OA warchom:c Trujeque has also knocked in 32 for most crors by a team. In 1955 Wo.s your last 600 schtlck -cut Pedroza who taught him the 42tH Hh.,.on N.F. Lobo pitchers are giving up 11 the University of Arizona set the \1m erial ~huultl b~ lmm~d w Mlc lhrcc-minut~ ~nng. RBI's, and teammates Francis and techniques of engraving, woodcut, runs a ga01e; only Keil Higgins and record with 155 errors; with seven worth about six cents?? and lithography. Ciod~pell '\ill hi.' performed in P{~~ll:'.itlY Hall July HI Brunenkant have contributed 29 Jim Sharpe have winning records. antft.7. hlT murc infmmmion~;uU 34.!'i-6'577, RBI's each. games left the Lobos have 135 Relax ... Tr!:J Affordable Qualit:-J Work Higgins is 6-5 and Sharpe is i-2. errors.
CONTACT LENS SPECIAL Lacrosse Tourney Held This Weekend uni-sex hair craft & skin co.re centre 15.00 AJergan Ktt 4.69 where 5 conscientious B-a-o.-o-d stylists Call for law prices on hard, April 25 and 26 Johnson field soft or semi-soH lenses University, the Denver Lacross existence for the last four semesters are smokin the competition , .. , . will be exploding with Lacross. Casey Optical Co. Club, University of Arizona, and an event like this will definitely r------, President Don Sattler said, "This Western States, Utah State and prove their existence on campus, (3 doors west o1 Your Drug) will be the biggest tournament of Texas Tech. 1 2o% l 7804 Central SE 4306 Lomas a1Woshington the southwest." Terry Dermott of KGGM sports 265·88 ..6 Putting together a tournament of will present the trophies after 1 off with I Between W!:Jo. & Louis1o.no . The New Mexico Lacross Classic this magnitude could have been sunday afternoons championship L-~i:~_j 255-0166 0( 262-1010 • ···,· 1981 is the second annual tour· almost impossible for most second game. ' ' nament in New Mexico. Besides the year teams. "I'll have to agree this •••••••• ••••••••• host, New Mexico Lacross Club "The main competitors for the - --·-·~--~------·""'--- • • is a pretty ballsy thing to do, but New Mexico Lacross Club will be : All the Pepperoni : there are seven other teams com· we've got the spirit that's going to University of Arizona and Air rning to the land of enchantment. help make this tournament a Force Academy, Sattler said." • Pizza You Can • They include: the Air Force success, Sattler told reporters," "But we'll be able to stand our : Eat for only ! Academy, Arizona State The team has been fighting for own ground, Sattler exclaimed!" Teachers : S2.00 ! • Sat., April25 from 12-4 • •• Dine in only • Campus : · Ray's Piz;za & Spaghetti : ·Interviews· • 2004 Central SE/ 843-9750 • •••••••••••••••• UNM Annual Prayer The Los Angeles ATTENTION Unified School District BREAKFAST An Equal Opportunity Employer a non-denominational gathering We have numerous opportumties at each lever for PRE-MED teachers interested in providing our students a 7:30a.m. Tuesday, April28 rich and meanrngful educattonai expenence. The S.U.B. Ballroom specific requirements: STUDENTS Elementary Bilingual Speaker: Dick Knipfing We are seekrng 61lingua1 Span1sh-speak1ng teach Students $2.00, General Admission $4.00 ers whose background and training qualify them Tickets now available- at Popejoy Hall. SUB Box Office & i'll Ticketmaslar outrets MENU: Scram bred Eggs. Hash Browns, Link Sausage. Blueberry Mulfins. & Fruit Cup. to teach Hispanic students. Secondary Bilingual Openings for qualified bilingual teachers to teach Hispan1c students m grades 7-12. Subjects in clude Mathematics. English as a Second Lan guage. aM Educatronally Handicapped. The Medical School of Centro • Secondary Non-Bifinguaf De £studios Universitarios • • Subjects include Mathematics. English as a Xochicalco (CEUX), a fully ac· •• . • Second Language. credited Medical School in • • Mexico, is inviting applications • • Special Education If you have a $10,000 job waiting for you, from American students. Lo· DO YOU HAVE ANY ZITS? • • Communicatively Handicapped-~ Deaf. hard traveled use for business lunches, buying clothes cated at EnsMada, Baja Cali· • •... of hearing. you could have an American Expresser~> Card for work, paying for vacations- for all sorts of fornia, Mexico, CEUX is listed in j.• ~ The UNM Division of Dermatology and the Student Health Center • • Physically Handicapped--Orthopedically right now. after-school activities. the catalogue of Institutes of •• Higher Learning and Profession· • needs volunteers with acne, to help determine the effectiveness of a new •i handicapped and other health impaired, Trade the card you've been usihg every day • visually handicapped . One of the surest ways to establish yourself is al Schools and recognized by topical antibiotic for treatment. Patients must be available for examination •• fur the Card you'll be using the rest of your life. the World Health Organization as • • Severely Handicapped-Autistic. to start out as if you were already established. And • every other Saturday morning starting April18 through July 11 and should • You're about to leave school and enter a whole an Institution for training med· • multihandicapped, trainable mentally just having the Card gives you the chance to ical students. Foil semester be .,• ' not be taking antibiotics or corticosteroids. •I retarded, new world. You've got great expectations. So gins in August, 1981. establish a solid credit rating. •• •.., • Speech & Language-Itinerant remedial For further information contact Erma Pinon at 277-3136, Student I does American Express. For you. So trade up now. \hu'll find application fmtns • Jie?lth Center. ;•I speech correction and cl~ssroom for severe • •; disorders of language/aphasia . TIH1t's why American Express has created a on campus bulletin boards. Or call toll~free FOR MORE • ~pecial plan that reduces the usual application K00-528-8000 and ask for a Special Student Appli- INFORMATION • • If you are qualified and interested In a challenging requirements-so you can get the Curd betl.1re • teaching assignment in Southern CaJifornia cation. And oct ynurse!f up for next year heK1re CALL COLLECT • For further information contact ••: you hnish school. you fini~h thi~ one. • Enna Pinon .. .. 404-323-9566 • .~ Campus Interviews will be held All you need to apply is a$ 10,000 joh or the OR WRITE • 277-3i36 prom be of one. • Student Health Center ;.,• •• Thursday, April 30, 1981 ~~ The American Express Card. Health Care • l:l.m'll use tht.: Card rhe wealthv and the well- Don't leave school without it. Management Corp., '• ~ ti ~ • • ~ ~ P. 0. Box 1155, • To arrange your interview ~ r;' Columbus, GA 31902 !.:! Volunteers- will be paid a fee. ..• contact your Placement Office. ••.,..rii<>O"' t••·~~~®oem~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~'~ - g r l';tgc 8, New Mt~KICO Daily l.ilbo, April1:l, !'JH l i'
.h~OR~01-"l, ()lilK! lWO berJwm11 furn:•;lwd lOt.n MAi; WHfO::f'.l ..~, ">ix hol.e pattcru, fiLs 6.00 x per~.on, no phope calls, please. Sar.:eway l-iquor Daily Lobo 2. I,ost & Found tt:Ydl tltJ•;•,c aprutmcnc li(II'J .;quare fre!, ".!(..ntg!.', 14 tire•, 2'1?-4744 or 2W·f.il lO. 41)8 Stor~l -; uAr:,. Gf.nMAN -~;hePUrd: iu111-G(~Jdr~ now recruiung cabin counselors, cook, nune, I Advertising U.rtni'.,.Cf puppy m1 u1mpu·~ C all KaUlJla after ·t,.f)I"J f. i .. M,;\Jj,:·-"ii(>OMMA'ff:WANTtii.~J;;r-!hr; HARU ROCK MArL~: ~ouch and (W(l ~hair'>. Cioad prugrarn d!reuor, art director, hor~e director, and ' p.nt "/.71 44~1 M24 lwdnmm lmw,(' m:ar Wmro(.k: $125 pfu~ uuhnr'i. m~.~Lmn, Gwynn. 299-~iJBO. 4/27 rnountenan~.:e per~,on. Work June,Juiy. Cali26,S--8786, J.()f\~--~j~- Kf:Y~ =iN-\e~;idlin-nr·~;;l~.'· -;;;,,i;;7,f 2M~ W'ii_ 4,2.4 9·4olO. M·F, 4/29 Marron Hall MUST f·)l;;J.(. SONY Stereo recci\'tl, ptmrm, tape. Ortr:y:J ( l.tHlJ at 111 MarJ'IJrt Hull. 4/JlJ $2_9. J'. Job Data; Bnx 172, Fayetteville, rn.,·1 :~Ati:J:.T AT N.-;;·ln; ~·~~;;;;.:· ~~n --,~-;;;-d-;y:- hmnaltl m ':"ntaet rC'·Ident manage-r, 1410 (~it :;~.rd ~PfJ'JAI. ON PEtiGEOT, Panao;:onk and Ni~hiki Ar. 727[11, .5/l 8:00~4:30 Daily 4._'1 N•.' f~~~~~~lll'~ •I:·~C~J~):~liJ_:l__:.," __ . ___ . _ 4/24, N l . 7.fi6 HJIJ2, 2~5 .. fl25fi or IN!{-1:'il7 tfn bu.:ydes. A~5nrted "iilC'i: and cnlors. Tu11ting C'ydht at JJ()'U:~J:":MAT~;- Nf':liOim: NO~MjMOKER. Twn ~hup, nn Ccmral S.F. 26H-1949. 4/30 hcdumm hnw.e_ $140 plu'>. Ci'arden. 261M~318-. 4124 7. Travel VOL. 85 NO. 141 Friday, April 24, 1981 1. Personals 3. Servjces IJO:l!St•:MATJi. NEf:nm) TO ':.hare comfurlable 11DS7 fRO(~RAMMABU•: CA!.ClfJ..ATOR. Used ., thn•t> hedmt1m hclme 111 N F. height~. Relux~d at Af'f'liR-\HO: INJ"OHMJ\JION AUOl' r nm A. f"A~ 1'. I'A')J HI, f;J\((",1 1'YPlllf.'.ifl t•JWU' H-RI fl91)1 one •,cme:;,tcr. Mt~kc uffer. R43·6271 aftqr 6:30p.m. 'Hll1'ING THE ROAD? Find a ride. Take" a rid~r. !rw.epuon, •,rt•tiltti\IWU, ah1•rtwn Rr~lJt 111 ( hrlo'.c. .lM-19"11 4.12) IIIll~flllCrl\ quiet, IHt~ of tree~. Prefer 1lldcr ~ttJdCt!l') A.'>k for Lawrcm.:e. 4/24 Share.: the ga~. Share the 1;ruise. Whate\'er you do. ot profc~.,lunC in the J)a,l) J.uho. We'll b~ glad you did. ~.~JHll71 tlo A(:(··r.:nA r l~. -pJi()-~·j;$i()~AJ~-1~Y-I;ISl~~P.t;: LtPRTGII"f Jo'RiiEZf:R ANO <;ewing- mact1Jnc looking -\f;UHA -Wf J,r~ll ~.-~'li~lOJT ------4/24 ntllitlt'\. C ontuct Barry at 277-411 1 or :!93 ·30?4. 41"']:.7 Alnhu. tfn .. lef:t~l and hmith''•'• t)~Jlcm;nn~ flll.'ll'',a. H!H 7112. lm ~wrnhlc home. Will help lower your ex.pemes on. fiOliSt~MATI·; WANTlm~ l>o!ON~~mokcr, --q~~~-i f(t()d and .::lntlllilg. CAIJ877-6RR~ evening~. 4/23 ARI· 'i'f){ · -, -~:.\. ~-~~f1 t~.r "riu· .:l~r~;,,;~f·'.-l}u ~~;~·~;~~~ !<10 Pfl'l 5 '! l.'uHinflm~~llL Otd!Inwn. ~JJ''UXJ. 265.-.4.":.;4. 5/[l ; ~llf'III'W o•d, n".pnu•,rh[(> J•~""-"11 lu · .tr•· lor Yllllf J I \W~!o)t:l'fm PEETJ ..E. IIJ73 w1~of, Blauptmkr Tuition To Increase I·.XC:J, :iJ~N 'i- ''" I'l~ i·:-21.i-t~,,, i67--:- . ~~ .. liiJll.(', f·o:l· .. uul pl,,m•.'' I· 1'\'lllB}!-. Ffl l'iT <1. ~f.j.J)iJ>~OM~E-£6 •,uhl~a~~ upartmenr ftnm 1\rn T·m ~a~'!ctte, hike mck, ~c\oen rm.lltd ht:ttCL 4/23 In 1-.f.iJ-u: y{)( · ~()( i. ,·;n~r bw.•.:-lt•t'·-, -r.~lk f~rli y,:;;r Ci OTHI~G SPECIALS. U·:VPS jc•m~ fn•m $7.l}!J7 Glenn Dobbs have a large surplus of funds, but "H .11! l .. m~ Ill'• 'v1lla !lau !Jt",l)Hl',, ~'114 ( ,· 11 tt.AI ~.1 r,qr,, h-11'>11' llll'•'.il~t' lor Cim:; or. mmc to\ 3~10 ·-: •Hu"~' I.\.\\ .~'l'i L~J) l97li \'A\1AIIA RD-.150. X".O{J mile<;, r.:hamllt:>r<,, .1/J' ·'~ t!.!'J ( l" t•d Mond;l't:'• :-;"I flmx11m "> I·. . 4/27 l·~hin..,, a'i~oncd color._, $1.."1!-i and manv murc. the majority of it is tied up with ::-~l~~l!.t:ltl ~fl(KJ.1lll c <> ,,I noiso. AI.i-,-..~~ ;,ll;d, ·.tlHn!! "• 'itoll Wh.\1 v.r!J I·RI•LlU·...iY-\.f (·II',A,'~-J'l(:,;;~dX ·~<;., -;w~-,:~Wj. o-~~:ru~tlti(uJ~ --A'i;;oo-Mi~·r. -~r.;t~-s~t:. Student tuition and fcc> wiil be revitalizing the state penitentiary tqppo!•.tf 'f)[)IJh••l 1 J Ahi~h tu 4 ()".,{ J f•U()l\; 1 ~ ;.;_{)l~TJi\\'j·•~l· "'I'HJ\,(~ !'Jl{l toll c,ll i ~~{- [;,.~;;:...,(~"i~ nfH--.K. , l.~·~.~~-~~~~ j,,tk .~-M~~ UH'! Hf].I,. ~EEI>EU, ,\1ur.tla'V !ht,)tl;,:h Fuda~ . The increase rcpre;ents an 8.1 Jiti(i\iMAff~:J(j SHARE mY t~~~~~.1"Yi0-plu•: ••!ill\:, lmper:~.:ahk Jcl~u:n~·.._•f> t'all ~,·.~ll~·.t tPfi2J 8Hf.i. said he plans to fight further in •11. :'"'·Hl~1.tt<~nlllll!~i ·S·1 !Itt I hr!'r t'": reviewed each year by the Board of jt!l!.,< ~~··m.ll \1.1~ I. •·. Wt p 111 I•• ;unl·dt]'ll' N.W I'SI'IH ( JIO.'\ IJ\r IHHWt~Ci .md ·,;r·;;;jir~p \J'irt i't'l, ,,,I!J ·.!duu' au .:ondi!ILJllL'J u!Jt)' hl:dro"m "Commuuication is the key." lB ltl!!J, .. ~~~~·•• [l,'H.Ilnl•lil ,u-,J ·.•wl~lll "'I ·:r.~.~~"- 4. 24 Educational Finance (BEF) and I m·l.· !1 "'"l'~•:rh '""~• hotil •II Vlt\llt'h.oho! .1wl ~~1.uuyer ;il•.JrHn~n: ••111,. •Ill!.' hh,,·k 1il 1:~M l\\D twtlr•mrm, I Austin said. "ASUNM is planning 1 '.trl d '\1L,11,.,: 1;;,!,.1'1"." 'j_,oli)ll C'OOK. ~t'\1\-flo.R RE!-!Il)f:'\1 f ~·~mp. ~lltne c<~. 9. Las Noticias ••1! p.tmlm~· mt•dimu { l.I',C'' ht'lnll MJ\ 4-, f• ;mel! '>/.~l• I T''t' llllhth,''· \aJq!l" Huu·,~,;. 141 C11lumbia, they make recommendations to the l",•jo.l"r. •!1!1) U'l(ol,l"fiiJ,o•: J\! •l·•ut ;>~,IIII,UJd r~:ncnr.;t; tth h11~d ordertll,IL ( a large voter registration drive and { .J~Ii'lltjt tl~t:r:~[!l~' ,J! l.l'• l.liO -:,, 6 ;>t,'o;.{l'i~"· f-..,!•.hin.t flnw.c. ~IJl J t.Hh.lld, 265-41J3J. \\ nwnu planning and all .\U. .'\PR i. "tJ•f·Tit\1, 'n.!t.:t:lileut~ per 1\urd fiOI<. '"·1 flo 1 .dl '.' .1 '•'- :.1 tot •mJ 10•~' ~ 1 I state legislature. ~-,,\J"ic;~J~ii\\ It·\ ri:~. t ;~!1--r ~~~~~· ~711}1i4i. '2(,2 fi.'JJ Ilwm Pc!cr'>, Y!>ri<"A. 265·11KK. 4.':!4 ·, · lllr 'i ·s.-::-;.-~~t~J;w;,-·,~~.;;h~i~li t\t\ttUIA'll-: (~N""IS: nAR...,ina1d~ lt•r uev. reK \qml ~~t'l" 1t m 1 a.. Nnti.;u~. {( ·amr11~ let our legislators know what '\h'""l I lt'IH·kt · }j,j' (, ... 1)4 t,· j~ llltk dl'>L.:tl nn•·dnh. X~t 4191 Inquire· i1n1 Ct:ntrai tll]f~lllWIIirJn~ t)U]~·), Su ulhcr H~'llridti,Jm. 4. ~0 I PIWJ•l·.~..;iO~Ai £YPJSI: ... iru.si-.~. ---p~j;~;.:: ,·o~•:J•,t!H:nthmiJ::. Mtk~·. !H7-'iiJW 4, 24 of the total cost of education,'' said 4~ J OJU • f· I if. i, .\1. ."i 11~1(, l ,\' 1 ~!- '\\.< i1aH- -~~~·c: 1 N.W. students want. We will seek con· 1!\ IU~II:ill, Ch. {U,\1 1dCt I I II.-. l'N I .l;'\~ 'It J I ~l:\JM:m;( iikNiAi::· TnREF" hcdwr-m~. ga1Jcn (·oME ·ro l''M Bal:room DanceCinh's "l'~l'tn<:llllilt .tr Uw Sur! J·or m••u• l'-.;,cdlent p;.1y. Rctenm~e..,, 265-2~24. 5·11 !-,\.'B Ballrooml!! Relrc~hmcll!~ and 'l>tUdcnt en· forUNM. t'dlfniMI '"'·lt•rn. lPd\mo.al, 1--~encral, ll.",!!iJI, mcdit:. I·urnt'>hed Z9l-lltJO, 2".!7- lobbyist who is committed to the ,,J!,t!IH!IIl!i ,dJ',lil•lnlll ~~ m: ·lull'>. ,''"17 .H~f1 •1.'~.<1 t~rc.unruC'nt prn\'id~:d. Ad-.am~c ttcket~; $A.Otl ·,o.hohhtlr < itart•,& l.ahk',, ~41i 212.~ Un , 2Hil•1. 4127 PHO~t·.. -~Al.f~s. ·PAk'l time. M11;nin~<; or cn•mngl Mu•,J.;, 241 2,~29 dnwnlo\~n Bw, ~enke every 10 nunute.~. I hcdnwm Austin said he plans to seek more 111(1 r· r~r -\~ I !J \ \O,.OJr('IWH't' Pllhhl\'lllln !UH!t•J tries not to get involved in the or etfiL.:u.•nt:)', lwm $205. All t.llilitiC~ patd. Dchr!!:e I•EUSQNS TAU·;~n:n 1~ ~.;rcatiH' dramall~'> • ·~~~~ "Jw•H ro! I!J1J i'~>ll"I!I"J.f/ll Wlll ht• pr•rlt!IIIH'tl 7, j/1 .. ---,~·-·---- ·~~--· ·--~-· ~-~ -- klt~ht·n & .,hw..:c, ~pnrt~ .:sml new J!amc~t fur wmmer y(JU!h funding from the student senate for :>' 1-1'; ,,-.;") ·1 :!4 (\'t•J~(ii, \\-O[(U l'UOt f.~SING, edJ1uiJo~, data \.,llh dJ.,l!Wa'>her dl'iptl'>ROC}M- APARTMENT 1wo tu 4 ~4 B•,t 11 4·Zl ·'')'J K'J':'O 4' j() i~O hln.:k~ 1~.-\lU >fiMF. INSTR\i('TOH~ needed in Fl1gh,h. Chairman, Michael S. Gallegos, J\:Pi~c~iiilM Sl.:i~t:i:.riu(~J~ 1~~· '\lT-·~ '-'~~~~l\1<... $:20U,lllllllt1t~ lllillli\l\. 256-06.,5. 4<211 to seek additional funds from the f!.J;.,~o,_ HH n 1·>\\-·oitii~J._ t;~,- ~~~·~ .:~,· Jm,~ni~·) Math, Dam PwL"co.,.-.ing., Accounting, ..• t1· '·l.t!l'oll~ U! t ''·lfll't •:nrtt.:( lithic- Se!L.'Cff"!~. 21Jfo 5. ForSale Pf "•Ctlll rcr,Umc top ()no, H1M, All:lm{llcrque, N.\1. •\I'' II ~,. ·~ 2 .. /p~'JIJ 5 'll A'\ AMAZING 6fl VW !-:lq:tr~·llal!k. !Sorl uf ama1ing, -M?lYR, 4127 h.f\(, ">l""'" .-1nd c...emog'i. MU'it be- able- tn work l·~iday and A mariachi band acts as pied pipers leading a group of children across the mall. (Photo by A.S. Marini I j-..,IU\'i"i (.\l"- nJ~j~i_t•;\fS: 1-u~lJW• lill'l'f, ·y\- i'J~(i ~~~R\;i<1·~i0:~-il·:-;:·,, ~\1- t-.-~11~~;: ~·~liT" c.;hatwe, brat-a•'>. Vcrv ttUtld ~·ondition in and {lUt. ~;mrrday night~. ~~u~l be 21 yeilro.., l.lld. Apply in lhtfl'• (.''\(·llt:nlly. RaUi,-th, Am 'J·m Sw 'P50 ri.!kc'>it Pl u t• •. ; .'l,Jhtl": •. ··r m. ~tu ..~·n .1 J? < B '11~•1.'. C.di.Ju•.hat1:94·700;l,Jtt~·rh\e, Jhaux. 4/24 \fH'\1 .. .Jt "d l:~m ~ .. ~. :, ~tr;.~:-k~~;;~~;~--i.tJ;)\.\1~'~ I\ i)t\(, St: l~\,-j("-l:(~ ~;~·itc-l;l~~~ij~ ;.,i:Ut~ ----~~- ~~ 25(,, 1024. - ~.h.J ~It :JFJ),. I·:A~Y <·UA1RS~~hcnp m !:~e. \\.tHl ~~<; l'·~tlm.EM<~:l, ~cd"J~"i(!.;r~~;-;r~;;- '0il; 4.':!7 "-li·I} ., -..~n•l .:,.m.•n \lr,l)'(J~·~-u:ihu!J: 1~;..,;~: flft'i' Stl''li!..' hrx ;!t1t: flfl74 4 'lfl (Aft. -B·\Si( (ItA '\~POR 1'. '7fl \1a''l• j Prdo'! ol! k,l ol lt·n \t\lf~ nltj \\.\'i \oi n nfP(-,-Sti ~.:;·i!-\\~;k'"l;,-:~ llcbt~. Run.., '>l.cll. $Zii(l ,,r he~t uftcr. Joe, Z77-~fl02 \f l \ t· · ,\ IH\1' ''' ~( .. e '•Pt'L'Ii an~l 11C ntl'dif Hand ~· '"''il ~.,· \'!1\l•lWiill ·•.llt'.tpln .dl. .• 111 }p••h ,1129·l-"l[lj}l -- -· --··-·-·~ ~ -- ·~-·-·--- -.------~ 1914 UATM ,.,.,. 8·210, { mmh.ondl!ltln. r xn11cnt ga; lndiq~ Jewelry • Senate Posts Raise Debate ,J!!!"J 'l'l> lll,IU\ -t·;!4 !~11~d('~! $H)Cl(J.(JH ur bc\1 offer, 24~ 1'!>16, 4J29 • t- ... f)t.rfrr'fOWN ..• (I \J-1· ifH· 0:. O'"'il; . f. i· ~~A I 01;." ·~-~~~Jil~1-iu~ ·;WI~--~~,- 4. Housing '"(ii\m:ME>iT A>ill wEmu,~; ""~' s"'' Debbie Barnhart Last week the Senate voted not to FINANCE COMMITTEE •'111111~' hun\ ( alii tl}'UlL aiH.'r 'i flO 2,91 ~Poi;' 4 2~ m~•nc'f. :-..1nn~ "l}lc~;, Call Jcuy. IS8l-'lrl't4 c~cningo, approve the finance committee Chairman-Traci Wolf I'Hl (,~c~~-( ·\- f(;S-(·f,i; & ("()l;~~j.JJ~:~--~;j;,~~~ ("()~SJDI•:UA"U: (i'trY 'l() ~lmrc h•lU'•I:' 'hirh ntbcr .Jmh.c;ekcmh. 5-1 appointments. Littlefield then Members· Karen Gallego> .'4'' 'J!!Jtt ~criuu-. ~tmft>nt\. Ntt 11ru~"· '•nWk.ln,!-1 J>urnhhCi.l. J.:ll,j(;At;l·:J\tr-:"'ll' AN!> Wl<:l')l)J"'(G ring.... Sa\c After an hour of discussion - . ' ··- ···------·- ··-~--~0 ..~ -- ~~'! \\'alk111;.•. di~tartl.'~. f·[t/\\"() $.U10 plur,; $40 dcptl~U nwncy. Mmt} •.tylt:~. Call Jerry, RSI·9R74 C'-'Cilings t•\~";J'OIU 1\~IJ tu•~'Hi'll'l\ ttO""t pfwtm. l. tnr withdrew the other committee Bob Matteucci ~Mf16!':'. ~;JJ anthH•ckcnd~. 5·6 Wednesday, the ASUNM Senate '!I" ~n" ll""'£'11 prrn• M('mherr.· Nina Marthwl' at hc"l~· hiJah AJiri\ 24, Johmon t·'Jcld, 2 4 p.m. Stanford University 9 Yoga posture mouth Lrk Maddv 4iZ4 the appllintment bccau'c ite fel! as C<•mmitter. 14 Mr. Pouhd 59 Verbal !Juanc Varan "t(( l' JU\ l•:; BUST JVMP ·wmw t1uough UNM ~enior member of the committee, he Although Snyder -.aid he hm: h
30' Community Structure and Biogeography Beth I .;mel on1 1\J 17 Afrikaans 63 Stout's Wolfe At lust week's meeting. Mat· f"'"'rnment he helic"''· hi.' ex" i~,M MOt' NT AJ CU ~U 1~a-"ing i1 meet in& 43 April Kim Roger; Ill rm'm 250 ll ~\fU. \Vc'll dhcu\5 rllfrmgdaric whirh of Anolis Lizard Populations in the 18 Unique 64 London's - teuccc suggested he wa' pa,scd over ten,ivc hu~ine<.s experience ~~til he held mt April2", 26. And other club trip~. 19 Gravy Gallery qualified him for the JOb. Hobert Lynch - 4,2J Lesser Antilles for the appninttncnt because he had 20 Pending 65 Drain PRESIDJ:~O IAL AI'- \'"'iM £IRA YF.R UREAKf'A!-iT 7;30 n.ril. TUC'>llay. 22 TNT experts 66 tease run again<;\ Vice President Bill Sen. Varan, lnJwever, -;aid •\rnl 2~. SliU BaHm(1nJ. Uu"' tt~ke~s .nt SUB, POINTMI:NTS COMMrilFI' 24 Sway 67 Destroyed Littlefield in the last election. bu<,illc'>s c%pcrience wa\ not PilJIC'JOY, diwr. 4/27 1:00p.m. Littlefield denied the charge, enough. "He's not quali11ed to pick Chairman~- Brad Sauter' WE BOl' OIS'TRIJll''IOl{S Prescnption cH•g1as~ 26 Perjurers h.tmc!i.. (jrcenwich V1llagc (l.cnnl1n Style~); gold, Friday, 24 April, 1981 27 Medical suf- DOWN saying, "l feel I've been very fair a gt•od speaker who will bring in a Member~ -· Drew Prentkl' tunle~ ... $54 50, rtgular SM.(Xl Pay l cs~ Optician,. fix 1 Disprove with those who did not support crowd," he said. Charlie Kiefer ."U07 Menaut Nl~. tfn Biology Bldg.· Rm. 100 29 Explosive 2 Blue gas me.. ,., Michael Gallegos was approved Anthony Oliva \\ORKSfiOP; Pf<:Rsrn"Tt\'t.'i ON worncns' health Refreshments and discussion afterwards in Rm. 165 30 Maxim Jim Wiegmann 3 Rugged crest as chairman of the Lobby Com Noel Van Every larc. SaLurd.1y, Aprii2.S. Rcgislratitm fee. ('A11277- Sponsored by the Srology Graduate Student Assoctatmn 33 Music 4 Eastern Can- The Senate voted 12 to 4 to 2RZ:6. 4.-24 machine ada approve Wolrs appointment. mittee by unanimous acclamation. 25 Tear 43 Below: Prefix Budget Inquiry Board - Duane 37 ---cake 5 WWII figure 28 Garment part 45 Whimperer Wolf seiTed on both the Finance The following is a list of the 38 Sird 6 Bound 30 Chanted 4 7 Hillside Committee and the Budget Inquiry committees and committee Varan 39 Rage 7 Join: Var, Cultural Committee- Vince Baca ·.SALT TABLETS $4.50 31 Alaskan isle 48 Scatter Board last semester, chairmen as they now stand: 40 Gasps 8 Observer 32 Insect 50 Essential Election Commission - Angela Bl!cL SQUEEZE BOTTLES . Don't 41 Chills $Say 33 Luggage iletn 51 Ham it up Unusual in Library Silva $2.00 ' 42 Embellishing: 10 Booms :54 Derby 52 Refresh Fiesta Committee - Francisco 2 words 11 Astringent 35 Affirm 53 Hope god· · Casey Optical Co. 44 lhrough 12 Pleasant Judy Nakamura which is composed primarily of Man Held on Open Charge Lopez Miss. 36 Mineral dess Film Committee- Noel Van EYery (_3 doors WEST ot Rexaii·Dr:ug) , • • 45 Witticism 13 Solar disk 37 Undergar- 54 Story books, manuscripts and LOM.U AT WASHINGTON 265·8806 ~ Homecoming Committee - Beth . . ' . 46 Fat 21 Pretend: ment 55 Queued up It is a part of Zimmerman photographs, emphasizes regional 47 Vassals 2 words 40 Quays 56 Asian dress For Murder of Sophomore Langford 49 Pluckier 23 European Library few people are aware of or material such as Western 42 Girl's name I)O Caboodle venture into, even though it houses Americana and mote specifically International Affairs Bob ;;:---r;;--r:;--r:- the library'> most valuable Southwestern and New Mexican Robert Sanchez knife point by a Hispanic man Matteucci Intramural & Recreation - Brad Save lives! possessions. topics. calling himself "Raymond", They One room has a fireplace and Materials representing most of The man being sought for the were driYcn out along 1-40 where Sauters Donate blood plasma murals, another is environmentally the Western Hemisphere ate also homicide of Julie Ann Jackson and "Raymond" made Jackson strip, Lobby Committee - Traci Wolf & OanSerrano Earn extra cash for controlled and security for all is collected. the stabbing of Colene Renee Bush, then killed her after an attempted both UNM sophmores, turned escape. He also stabbed Bush after New Mexico Union Board - Karen the springtime.· tight. Tydeman said the department It is the Special Collections attempts to collect ail works himself in yesterday to Sandoval she attempted to escape and left ner Gallegos Cris Williamson Popular Entertainment - Drew department, Which occupies space published by New Mexico authors County Detectives and is scheduled there to die. Bush, badly bleeding, 1r------, New donors present 1 in the architecturally distinctive and about New Mexico. These to be arraigned this afternoon in then crawled to I-40 for help. Prentice Speakers Committee - Charlie I this ad & UNM 1 west wing of Zimmerman Library works are kept in the Coronado Bernalillo County. Oistrict Attorney Steve Schiff and operates the Clinton P, Room. Michael Guzman, 18, a city man, said what nonnally happens in such Keifer I or TV liD for I I Student Radio Board Eric Anderson Room and John Gaw "It's difficult to collect all ofit," is being held on an open charge of a situation is that charges are filed Maddy I $5°0 bonus I Meem Room, both on the first Tydeman said. "There is always murder, and is also charged with in the morning and arraignment is I . I in Concert floor; and the Coronado Room and someone who published something criminal sexual penetration, scheduled at I :30 p.m. in Chamber of Commerce Kim 1 not good w/other coupons 1 Thomas Sidney Bell Room, both on in the state that we didn't hear of, aggravated battery and kidnap, Metropolitan Court. Rogers Student Dean of the Liason 1 one per donor 1 April 26 at 4:30 p.m. the second floor. so we're anxious to have students police officials said. A state police offlcial said that in 1 Expires 4/30/81 1 "The collection's materials are make suggestions for items we A man, identified as the past two weeks, a 140-page Robert Lynch NMPIRG- Judy Cooper ...... ---~ Student Union Ballroom all rare or unusual; and rare carries don't have." "Raymond'' by Bush, has been report was compiled on the case ·------from tips and information. Child Care Co-op - Nina Martinez Reserved Seating: $8, 7, & 6. the price tag expensive. No one has The Coronado Room collection sought for the murder of Jackson, Yale Blood ever tried to place a value on the does not circulate, but a second and the stabbing or Bush since The two women were abducted Book Co-op- Anthony Oliva Atthe Door: $1 0, 9, & 8. copy of some of the material can be April 6 when Bush was found with from the UNM area. Publications Board Judy ' collection, but it's safe to say its Plasma Inc. Student ... worth is in the millions," William found elsewhere in the library. multiple stab wounds early in the Jackson, 20, was a biology major NaKamura ' morning by truckers on l-40. at UNM and worked in the office of Student Communications Com· 122 Yale S.E. Discount Tydeman, head of Special Although the department does Collections, said. trY to acquire all New Mexico Bush told officials that she and Housing and Food Services for two mittee - Eric Maddy & Kim 266·5729 Tioil?t.; ll!!'.::.=~·.CZ~"U