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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1981 - 1985 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1982 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Vol. 87 No. 32 Tuesday, October 5, 1982 Ballooning accident arouses speculation ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. England. (UPI)- One of the world's best Her own plans for the rest of the known aeronauts, who stayed fiesta, which concludes Sunday, are aboard a flaming hot-air balloon and undetemtined fell to his death moments later, may have been trying to put out the fire, a She said if she flies again during Belgian balloonist said Monday. the 11th annual event, "it has to be "I'm quite sure that's the only absolutely perfect weather . ., I will reason he stayed," said Anneke try to fly again very soon. But it may Sandel of Brussels of her beloved be very difficult.'' friend, Dick Wirth. Wirth, manufacturer of the "Thunder" balloon known as "El The disastrous conclusion Sunday Globo Grande" that wound up col to a 90-minute balloon ride aboard lapsed in the Rio Grande, was the "EI Globo Grande" stunned a among four people killed and three ballooning community and others injured in Sunday's disaster. thousands of spectators assembled Among the dead was Christina for the 11th annual International Robinson, 29, in charge of the Balloon Fiesta, normally a go,.rgeous Thunder sewing room in London. visual spectacle marred only occa sionally by minor accidents. "He obviously just stayed on board to minimize the damage,'' said Sandel, a balloon pilot with 13 TV stars again, years experience and more than 500 hours in the air. $144,000 to UNM "He could have jumped just like The University of New Mexico/ anyone else (when the fire was first Brigham Young University football discovered). But he was probably game will be televised Saturday on Joe Ceverene trying to do something to fix the ' CBS Television as part of a regional problem. That's the only reason we schedule of college grid action. DELA YEO DESCENT this morning ended this pilot's ·attempt in the balloon fiestas figure out and we know him very hare-and-hound rat:fl. The mishap occurred at the Rio Grande Zoo. well," she said. UNM will act as the host school Saturday and will receive about • 'It "'=as just a freak incident and at $144,000- three shares of the tot least five people came out alive. Un al revenue given to the WAC by Balloon competition begins fortunately, the other four dido 't," CBS - instead of the two shares she said. the Lobos received as the visiting 1 school at the Air Force Academy last Sandel said she was watching the Saturday. despite isolated incident~ imperiled balloon through binocu lars from a vast field where waves of Dennis Pohlman balloon within 50 feet of the ''road Short said, were the designer of the The game will be televised in 10 colorful hot-air balloons had lifted states. Frank Herzog and former runner'' and was the only balloon of balloon, Dick Wirth of Lo11don, En off Sunday. Undaunted by Sunday's mishap the first flight to land within 200 gland, and his fiance, Christina Michigan quarterback Dennis Franklin will be the announcers. that claimed four lives· and left three yards. Robinson, also of London. By that "But I didn't know when we saw others injured, the 1 Jth Annual Hot Races continued throughout the time the balloon had risen to nearly this happening in the sky that he was The game should be a sellout and Air Balloon Fiesta continued Mon morning and will continue for the 1,000 feet in the air. Neither had in that balloon,'' the grief stricken fans, especially the students, are en day with participants vowing to go next several days, along with other parachutes, and both died instantly woman said. "And then we just -couraged to show up early. Kickoff on despite the "isolated incident." contests designed to test pilots' upon impact. The force of their land waited around, waited around, and is set for 11:35 a.m. at University manuevering skills. ing left impressions in the soft earth kept hoping. And it started to sound Stadium. Monday, the third day of the fies nearly a foot deep, according to wit The balloon fiesta committee worse and worse and then we finally ta, featured the beginning of com nesses.at the scene. got confirmation. '' Student tickets can be obtained in petition among the balloon pilots. issued a press statement Monday in Short suffered pelvic bruises and the Student Union Building from 8 The "roadrunner-coyote" races pit cluding the recollections of a pas bums to his hair, the left side of his She said both Wirth and Ms. a.m. until 4:30 p.m. today and ted a single "roadrunner" balloon senger injured in Sunday"s tragedy. face and his left hand. He will re Robinson would be cremated Wednesday. Tickets for all future crewed by experts against the skills C. Vincent Short, 35, of Grover, main under observation at UNM Wednesday in Albuquerque, and home game will be issued on the of the remaining flight of N.C., described the accident that Hospital for the next several days. their remains will be taken back to Tuesday of game week. ''coyotes." The "roadrunner" bal killed four of his fellow passengers loon took off first in each of the and injured two others besides him races, and using every trick in the self in the ill-fated last voyageof"EI book, attempted to evade the rest of Globo Grande." the flight, with varying degrees of Short said the accident was most success. likely the result of equipment fai lure. "We were making a relatively The-- first "roadrunner" was the soft landing," he remembered, Coca-Cola balloon, which stayed ''then something seemed to give low and eventually touched down in way on top of one of the propane the parking lot of the Rio Grande tanks." Zoo on lOth Street across from Do The result was a release of raw lores Gonzales Elementary School, propane into the gondola, and when much to the delight of the school the gas rose to the level of the bur children. ners, the propane ignited, causing a flash fll'e to rush through the basket. A multi-colored balloon was the ''The gondola rose again to be first to attempt a landing alongside tween 10 and 20 feet when I pushed the .. roadrunner.'' Unfortunately out the woman standing behind me no. N-58-LB came down a little (Barbara Mardyla, 28, of North short, crashing into a tree on the Canton, Ohio). I went next and Joe edge of the flamingo pen. No in• (pilot Joe Gonzales) was right after juries were reported, only a few ex me. Joe and lwere both on fire, and cited flamingos. It was nearly an we worked on 'putting each other's hour before fire department rescue flames out. As we fell, the balloon units were able to extricate the bal· lost a lot of ballast, of course, It loon, although the crew clambered began to rise faster,'' Short recalled. down the tree safely long before res cue units arrived. Once Short was clear of the the flaming gondola, he was able to see Meanwhile the Midcap Bearings the terrible events which followed. balloon of San Antonio, Texas, The remaining passengers; some managed to swoop in and claim first clinging to the sides of the gondola, honors in the "roadrunner-coyote" jumped rather than remain and face ONE CHILl DOG daily from this,. one ofseveral concession stands around UNM, is part ol race. The pilot managed to spot his the roaring flames. Last to jump, this student1s diet. (See story on psge 5.} Page 2, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 5, 1982 Page 3, New Mexico D11ily Lobo, October 5, 1982
! ' TOP DOG Wire Report By United Press lnternation~l KNME receives $300,000 to replace equipment OPENS THURSDAY KNME educ11tional televi~ion has $125,000, Coopersaid. Community International News received a government grant of more service grants from the CorporatiOn ~~~~~=~~~ than $300,000. for Public Broadcasting are adding Senator Harrison S·chmitt to the new equipment fund. These announced that $375,000 is avail grants are providing $35,650 to re National Chicano Health able to KNME starting in October place existing equipment and U.S.- Soviet arms talks resuming for the purchase of equipment. $48,300 for new equipment. Organization GENEVA, Switzerland- U.S. range missiles, while Moscow seeks Schmitt is chairman of a Congres Cooper is expecting federal funds he said. sional appropriations committee and Soviet negotiators, agreeing only modest reductions in missiles Reagan has proposed each side. be to continue to decrease. In 1982 Welcomes all pre-health students to which funds public broadcasting sta Congress appropriated $172 million only that progress will be painsta and strategic bombers, limited to 5,000 nuclear warheads tions. our monthly meeting, this kingly slow, returned to Geneva for public broadcasting stations, For and 850 strategic missiles with not ' 'A large part ofthe reason we got Wednesday Oct. 6 7:00pm at Monday for a new round of nuclear "We are convinced that the 1984 it has decreased to $130 mil more than half of the missiles to be the grant was due to Schmitt's con 1815 Roma NE arms reduction talks. USSR proposals - if treated in an based on land. lion and Cooper expects Congress to objective manner - open up the tinuing support of public broadcast Election of Officers and Moscow rejects the proposal as appropriate $85 million for 1985. The Strategic Arms Reduction way towards an effective agreement ing,'' KNME General Manager Jon "We arc taking the position that n,.,..... Speakers Dr. A. Atencio one-sided on grounds the United Cooper said. Cooper said the grant Talks (START) began June 30 and on the limitation and reduction of States wants to maintain superiority we need to become more aggressive & Dr; M. Getrbe1•Inn recessed Aug. 12 for consultations strategic arms,'' said Soviet chief represents about 65 percent of what and successful in raising funds rrom delegate Viktor P. Karpov on arrival in submarine launched missiles. In the station had requested for replac the public," Cooper said. in Washington and Moscow, The stead, the Soviets propose a ceiling new round opens Wednesday with at Geneva airport. ing obsolete equipment. for each side of 1 ,800 strategic mis To replace all the obsolete equip both sides maintaining the opposing siles and bombers. ASUNM Film CommiHee presents positions they held when the talks "As to the one-sided approach to ment at KNME would cost about recessed in August. the negotiations formulated in Presi Washington rejects that idea as $1.5 million, Cooper said. The out Today's Feature dent Reagan's speech of May 9, we failing to provide any meaningful moded equipment includes F $5 REWARDf U.S. proposals aim at sweeping have already stated that it cannot reduction in strategic nuclear videotape machines, studio cameras Battleship Potemkin cuts in nuclear warheads and long- serve as a basis for an agreement, " weapons. and microwave equipment, some of For the ·"-' news tfp ot which has been in use since the early the WHir. Sourr:tts will h 7:00, 8:30 '60s, he said. China and Soviet Union KNME must now match 25 per held nrictly confidential. R11odv Montov• cent of the grant from local sources ConfiH:t Eve c,..., News Tomorrow's Feature AN UPDATED VIDEO MACHINE will replace KNME equipment suches this 2-inch instru of revenue which would total about .... Editor, 1ft Z17-511A. open official talks ment Rhee Meher is opereting. Scarface PEKING - China and the Soviet Sino-Soviet relations," the Foreign lion talks in 1979 in Moscow, which 7:00, 9:00 Union returned to the bargaining Ministry said, China suspended after the Soviet in table for the first time in three years Details of the talks were not dis vasion of Afghanistan. Monday in an effort to reduce ten closed, but the brief announcement The talks come amid signs rela sions between the two Communist and Ilyichev's arrival several days tions between the giants have been giants. before he was expected lent an air of improving in the last year. The two urgency to negotiations to repair neighbors have conducted non more than 20 years of chilly rela· political exchanges. China has lions. undertaken a diplomatic campaign Ilyicl]ev, 76, was the chief nego to realign itself with the Third World tiator in the Sino-Soviet normaliza- and place itself between the United States and the Soviet Union.
The justices affirmed th~ lower district in thC'lastelection. court ruling without comment. The result was that some of the 70 New districts for the state legisla House and 42 Senate districts devi ture were required after the 1980 ated by as much as 90 percent from census. But a federal court in April the ideal population per district. declared the reapportionment plan Gov, Bruce King appealed the unconstitutional, called off the June ruling to the Supreme Court, 1 legislative primary and ordered arguing that the votes-cast plan did a lawmakers to come up with a new much better job of living up to the map with more equally populated districts, one-man, one-vote rule than a map "IVIIHRHAU. TilL based only on total population fi. GOOD TIIJNGS IIAPPHN!" As a result of the ruling, a special gures. Popejoy Ball legislative session was called to draw up a second map and primary In particular, he contended the finally was held Aug. 31. votes-cast plan was necessary be cause of the large number of illegal The problem with the first redis aliens, university students and milit Cancellation Notice tricting plan was that it relied heavi ary personnel who live in New Mex ly on a formula that took into ico and were counted in the census, account not only population, but but who do not or cannot vote in the also the number of votes cast in each state. Due to financial difficulties, The Ballet Folklorico de Mex ico, scheduled for October 14, 15 & 16 has cancelled State and Local News its U.S. Tour. Ticket holders may pick up their refunds at our box office daily 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday Noon to 5 p.m. Subscribers will receive a replacement Official warns against Tylenol use show. Please read on. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) people in Clovis, Albuquerque and A state health official has recom Las Vegas who have containers mended that until the confusion sur labeled 1910MD. But he said none rounding the deaths of five Chicago of the MC2880 batch have been area people who apparently took a found in New Mexico. medication laced with cyanide clar New Engagement ifies, New Mexicans avoid the pro A pharmacist in Springer also said duct. he had found containers labeled 1910MD in his store and had taken "We.. .feel the situation is con The celebrated Folklorico Nacionale de Mexico, sponsored fusing and potentially worrisome to them off the shelf. by the Columbia Artists Management, Inc. has .been en many people," said Dr. Jonathan "lnfOntlfllion about lot numbers · Mann. "We would recommend, as a which may be involved in this has gaged for Sunday January 16, 1983, and will replace precaution,. that people not use, take been changing with some speed in The Ballet Folklorico an the subscription series. Subscribers or purchase Extra-Strength Tylenol the last24hours," Mann said, "We please note the date. Your passes will be honored as usual. at this point." feel it is important, as a basic precau tion, that people just avoid that pro Mann's recommendation was duct altogether at this point.'' 'These ore limes tlaot try men'• souls." issued about the same time the Food and Drug Administration issued a He said cyanide is a potent and Thomas Paine similar nationwide alert. rapid-acting poison, which inter feres with the body's ability to meta· For Information Telephone 277-3121 Two batches of the capsules, manufactured by a subsidiary of bolize oxygen carried in the blood. Johnson & Johnson, have been re "What happens;'' he said, "is that a called. They are identified as lots person essentially asphyxiates inter MC2880 and 1910MD. nally." Bill Dufault, of Albuquerque's He said symptoms appear quickly Poison Information Center, said and death usually occurs within an calls have been received there from hour.
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The Departmenl of Philosophy and the Humanllles The J,..u Lo111u Campus Mtnblrfts will sponsor But whichever way one looks at Most students said they like the and Social Sciences Vllldng L«tureflll Committee will A Class of Arable laua:ht by .Muhamed All wiU nTheology for Lunch" 11.ll2 noon Wedne5day In tl1e it, the duck pond pushcarts a part sponsor three Iecrures by Rom Harre of Oxford begin soon. Information and slgn·ups can be ob- are convenience of buying lunch quick SUB 1 room 250£. This week will feature John Oller, University and Suny Binghamton, "Social Con· tained in the International Center. Further In· UNM Professor of Linguistics, who will spak on of campus life. ly and being able to cat outside, ~;truction Journalists should fight war of Selves" will be at 3:30 p.m. today in formatiorn is available from All at 842-6917 evenings, ''Leartling and Evolution. •t "I really enjoy the people I Behind all the pushcarts and the French and Italian forces have joined the US ambushed, meet,'' said Tude Kilmer who hails grab-a-meal customers is a money Marines in trying to keep the peace- or give from upstate New York and runs a making business. Kilmer estimates the Israelis and PLO some notion of what peace A much better idea would be to send all the Petitions to be circulated for hot dog stand for Golden Conces she sells as many as 200 hot dogs on is, since they seem to have forgotten -with journa'Jists who've been writing about the war sions on campus. a good day. Holt said UNM's four little result, Then,right in the midst of their to Beirut to fight. They'd get the whole mess wagon carts bring in more than $200 "peace-keeping," a busload of Israelis were cleared ~P in no time. "They tell me about their classes daily. UNM' s four wagon carts cost replacement of UA president or things happening on campus and between $900 and $],700 to make. it's quite an education. I get to know Kent Kullby community at a press conference dards." Candelaria said that re people and I always tell them, 'you Wednesday. quirements for entering and staying The competition between the Un· don't have to buy a hot dog to say ion and Golden Concessions may UNM faculty and student orga The source of controversy at the in school have dropped, and that hello," she said. nizatibns are ready to circulate peti University of Albuquerque is over classes are manipulated to make it get political, • 'There is a problem of MASH demise forces new doctor selection tions asking the University of Albu actions by VA President Frank easier to pass. jurisdiction over the right of private The pushcarts offer a wide variety operations to sell their food on uni querque Board of Trustees to replace .Welch since he took office in Candelaria spoke at ASUNM and of foods including ice cream, fresh VA President Frank Welch because versity property," Holt said, since then." And he'll say, "Oh upward. All I know is that Jeff with a sharp pain in your abdo September 1981. This August Faculty Senate meetings in Septem fruit, flowers and falafel sandwiches he is in the Korean War, which, of his restrictions on faculty and stu yeah, right. But I still think we won't get off the phone until I men and thought it might be Welch refused to fill the Dean of ber asking for their support. Besides for a taste from India, But Kilmer "l think we should be pouring as you know if you watch dent involvement in decision Students post, closed the Student should increase your coverage, name the doctor. appendicitis but couldn't re· the petition, Gallegos is looking into says they don't stand up to the varie that income from students back into Life M*A*S*H, is a zany, wacky, fun making. Senate account at the campus book the possibility of raising money for a because, ummmm, the cost of I used to give him the name of member whether your appendix war, so much fun that it has been ty of foods the pushcarts in New the university,'' he said, noting that and living has been going up." And the doctor who gave me my is on the right or left side so you Three student and faculty orga store, and took other actions that led legal fund for UA faculty and stu York City sell, "There's a pushcart the union's profitable food service going for 10 years now. I always nizations have drawn up the peti to a vote of no-confidence by the dents. I'll say, it sure has, Jeff, especial physical examination for my life woke up your spouse and he or figured that if I got sick, I could be on every comer selling hot pretzels, helps to offset the union's annual ly the cost of my life insurance insurance application. He was a she was somewhat irritable? tion. ASUNM President Michael faculty senate in August. The petitions will be circulated Italian ices or even shishkabobs," deficit. "I'm waiting for the Board flown directly to Korea, where Gallegos, GSA President Dolph Neal Candelaria, president of the for one month and then sent to the premiums," And he'll say, terrific doctor, because he spe Alan Aida would heal me within she said. of Regents to clarify the issue," YOU: Well, once... Barnhouse· and Faculty Senate VA student body, expressed strong U A Board of Trustees and to a repre "That's exactly the kind of thing cialized in insurance examina a half-hour and introduce me to Golden Concessions first started Holt said. He said he expects the I'm talking about, Dave. Think tions, which meant he was not DOCTOR: (checking "No"); Chairman Steven Kramer will pre concern over what he sees as "a sentative of Pope John Paul II in placing pushcarts on campus about regents to discuss the issue during one of the several dozen attrac sent the petition to the university deterioration of academic stan- Washington, D.C., Gallegos said, how difficult it would be for your the least bit interested in the in What about endotoxic infec tive nurses who work in the eighteen months ago, Then last one of their next meetings. By Dave Barry tions? Salmonella typhosa? wife to pay your life insurance ternal workings of my body, All M*A*S*H unit, and we could go Acne? Clostridium botulinum? premiums if, God forbid, you he was interested in was filling off and drink martinis and talk Semicolons? Ricketts? Tired were dead." out the insurance application, about how awful war is and then blood? What is the capital of I understand M*A*S*H is This goes on for a half-hour or which is a long list of questions, make lots of hilarious remarks, Who,s Who Among Students Idaho? going off the air, which means I so, until finally I agree to increase sort of like college-entrance ex except for the nurses, who never will have to get a new doctor. my coverage because otherwise aminations, except that the cor In American Universities October Pride Fest YOU: Would you mind re say anything because their job is For the past few years, I have I won't be able to get off the rect answer is always "no." If peating ... to mop Alan Aida's brow. been telling my life insurance And Colleges 1982-83 phone and earn enough money you answer "yes" you run the DOCTOR (checking "No"): agent that my doctor is Alan APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE to pay my premiums. Then Jeff risk that you won't be be allowed Okay. Now cough, But M*A*S*H is going off the UNM Aida. My agent needs to know says, "All I need, Dave, is the to pay the premiums, so the doc air, so I need a new doctor, I'm Requirements: who my doctor is so he can in name of your doctor." I don't tor reads the questions very I liked this approach, because I seriously considering Robert I) Must be currently enrolled at the University of New .Mexico. crease my life insurance cover know why life insurance com ·quickly and checks "no" before never had to spend more than 10 Young, who stunned the medical 2) Must be a junior (60 hours), senior or graduate student in good Homecoming age, which he does roughy every panies always want the name of you get a chance to answer: minutes with the insurance doc world a few days back when he academic standing with their respective college (2.0 or higher). couple of months. He'll call me your doctor. Maybe they use it to DOCTOR: Have you or any tor, and he never tried to inject discovered that virtually all ma 3) Must provide one (I) letter of recommendation from either a up and say, "Dave, I've been re check your credit rating. Or member of your family or any· any foreign substance into my jor psychological disorders can faculty member, an administrator, or the president of the organiza 1982 viewing your files, and I really maybe they have a master list of body you played with as a child body. So I always said he was my be cured through the regular use tion and/or department chairperson by wbom the person is being think we need to increase you really incompetent doctors, doc ever had any funny tingling doctor, until he retired, which of cafeine-free coffee. nomittated. · Deadline Date Is coverage, now that you have a sensations? Salute to: tors Whose patients come in With was when I switched to Alan Wednesday, October 20, 1982 child." And I'll say, "But Jeff, we minor ear infections and wind up YOU: Well, 1... Aida. had the child two years ago, and getting open-heart surgery, DOCTOR (checking ''No"): All applications and recommendations must be returne.d ancl(or NEW MEXICO mailed to the Student Activities Center, 1st Floor, New Mextco Umon wp. have used that excuse to in and if you have one ofthese doc Have you ever sat bolt upright in I picked Alan Aida because he Classes of Building, (Zip code 87131). After 5:00 pm, applications available at crease my coverage four times tors your premium is adjusted bed in the middle of the night is a peck of fun. This is because Daily Lobo Student Information Center, SUB. 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Dsily L_obo does not gUarantee publication All Undergradbate and Grauate students can be members, ~ . • Page 6, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 5, 1982 Page 7, New Mexico Daily Lobo, October 5, 1982 Arts Sports Gap Band has something to offer for everyone Baseball Playoffs One of the most diversified Band Ill", while their new album That means they obtained their with him in concerts around the a unique style, which is heard in groups in the Rylhym and Blues cir "Gap Band IV" is moving like gang first musical exposure as members country. their hit songs ''More Bounce to the 1 cle will make its way to Albuquer busters to the the top of the soul of tne church choir, The group Ron Their musical breadth even found Ounce" and "Dance Floor". Cardinals to win it in 82 7 que's Civic Auditorium Thursday churls. Two songs off that album nie Wilson later founded was called them playing with the likes of The Goodie is new to most R&B en Sports Today night. have already reached number one on The Gap Band from an acronym for Rolling Stones and Kansas. In sign thusiasts, but his current hit "Do Angels have been contenders but hit over .250 for the. first time. He is By Steve King The Gap Brmd wil.l hcudline a the Soul charts and still another is the three main arteries at the heart of ing with Total Experience Produc Something" should lend some ideas jus,t couldn't muster good en~ ugh the best defensive shortstop in the show which should not only make creeping closer. Tulsa's Black buisness commun tions and the formation of Total Ex on the quality of his work. He has umt to outmuscle the Kansas City around, you want to tap your toes, but to cry The Gap Band also continues to ity - Greenwood, Archer and Pine perience Records, Simmons and helped the Gap Band and Yar It was a happy day for me, when I Royals. This year, Reggie Jackson in your scat. The group's three Wil develop their knack for bringing a Streets. The Gap Band should continue to fill bourough and Peoples in the past, learned that the Dodgers, Orioles, (who is m~ favorite player of all Newcomers Lonnie Smith, Willie son brothers (Ronnie, Charles and tear to the eyes of its listeners, as even more musical spaces than ever Tickets are on sale at Big River Phillies and Royals were eliminated lime) came Into Anaheim and made McGee, and David Green make St. Robert) have come into their own, shown by the reaetions to their bcuti Due to their versitility, the band before. Promotions and at Sound Ware from the Major League Baseball them a complete team. Louis Ule speed capitol of baseball. thanks to record producer Lonnie fully wrought love songs "Yeamin has been able to successfully mix house for $13.00. for the 8 p.m. pennant races. Jackson joined the likes of Rod Smith has been the catalyst that the Finally, after many years of wait Simmons. For Your Love", "Seasons No R&B with a firm pop appeal. Tulsa Also appearing will be Zapp with show. The day of the show tickets I Carew, Bobby Grich, Fred Lynn Cards have needed in a line-up Songs like "Burn Rubber on Reason to Cnange", ''I Cant Get rock 'n' Roll star and promoter Leon "Roger" and Robert "Goodie" will be $14 and will go on sale at J' ing, I got my favorite teams into the and Don Baylor to make Manager which includes Keith Hernandez, Me", "Hurnpin", "Early in the Over You", and a new one called Russell was so impressed with The Whitfield. Roger Troutman is the noon. Beer and wine will be avail playoffs. Bach has a different style Gene Mauch's dream of being in the George Hendricks and two suprises Morniug'', "Oops (Upside your ''Outstanding''. Gap Band that he had them perform lead singer for Zapp. The group has able at the Civic. of play, but they are all deserving of World Series closer to reulity. Jack in third baseman Ken Oberkfell and head)" and their latest smash hit They also nelpcd Stevie Wonder this chance. son came over from the Yankees and second bagger Tommy Herr. "You Dropped a Bomb on Me" witn his album "HotterTh;m July". I This column is devoted to picking hit 39 homers. have helped put The Gap Band into Such versitility and winning musical which team will be the one to come The only weak spot may be their I· On the National League scene, sty lc reflects the groups heritage and out on top of the baseball world for young pitching staff, but they have the discolcqucs and onto the Pop and the Atlanta Braves fought off the experience. The Wilson boys grew 1982 ... all been successful, especially when R&B charts. Los Angeles Dodgers to gain the NL The album "Gap Band II" scored up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the sons of a The last team to clinch a spot in the Cards have Bruce Sutter coming west title. The Braves led last year's gold ((Jr the Wilsons us did "Gap minister. the playoffs was Milwaukee, The out of the bullpen to mop up. The Brewers were leading by five games world champs by 13 games in Au Cards have all the makings of a gust, but found winning very tough ~~~--~-~~---- going into the last two weeks of the world champion. ~~...,.--,·~~... ~ ...... ~~;....,.,....,~.,_-...._,....,....,_...,....,....,_....,_..,....,._...,._~~ season, but found the onrushing and watched the Dodgers forge into LeHering • Caps • Transfers Baltimore Orioles breathing down the lead by September. So, look for the Angels to take • Team discounts their necks. care of the Brewers in about six "Harvey's Wallbangers" fought The Braves regrouped, however, games and the Cards to run past the off the O's on Sunday to capture the and gained command of the reins Braves in five. Then in the World last week and won it in a victory over American League's estern division Series, bet on the Cards to fly free in the San Diego Padres, Sunday. Crazy season for ~ crown, Brewer' shortstop Robin the wind in six over the Angels. Lobo • Tee Shirt Shop Yount, who is probably the best all Sluggers Dale Murphy and Bob There may not be any NFL foot around player in the American Homer, along with a diverse pitch ball, but look at what baseball has in ing staff will lead the Braves into a WAC football teams (. League, hit a pair of homers in a store for the next month ... -\ showdown with NL eastern division George P. Chavez beat~ them 39-38. And Hawaii'? 10-2 rout. The rest of his teammates 2~18 Central SE 266-4880 champion St. Louis. This is turning out to be a crazy They were undefeated in the WAC are no slouches by any means. season in the Western Athletic Con and looking very powerful. But who 1 0% Dfscount With UNM ID Milwaukee is a power team, The Cardinals were the frrst team ference with everybody beating turns up to beat them? None other which lives by the long ball. They hit to clinch a spot in the playoffs. They Lobos beaten by everyone else. The lone exception is than the Wyoming Cowboys. over 200 home runs this year, and were challenged by the Philadelphia New Mexico which is 4--{) on the The only other team with a clean had five players with 20 talers or Phillies until the middle of Septem year. record in conference play besides more. Stormin Gorman Thomas, 'Bows' in four ber, when the Phillies faded. Mon UNM beat Wyoming quite handi UNM is Utah. Utah beat Colorado Cecil Cooper, Yount, Ben Oglivie, treal was the team expected to win After great weekend in Texas, the ly 41-20. Wyoming was supposed State. And UNM beat the Air Force and Ted Simmons gave many AL the east, but the Cards, under the UNM Lobo volleyball team found to be in the thick of things in the Academy in a game that resembled a pitchers neck problems. leadership of Whitey Herzog, took .the the suroundings last night in the WAC. Well they were, but then basketball contest. Third baseman Paul Molitor and complete command by mid-June Pit a bit too hard, as the top-ranked UNM beat Wyoming and they we second baseman Jim Gantner, along T~e Lobo's came out of the game and never faltered. Hawaii Rainbows whipped the ren't, but since losing to New Mex With a few major injuries, however. with right fielder Charlie Moore, Lobos in four sets. Hawaii took the ico the Cowboys have lost another Defensive tackle AI Greenwood give the Brews one of the most im GAP BAND St. Louis doesn't have the power first two sets very easily, by scores game, to Colorado State, who lostto and defensive back Huey Chancelor pressive line-ups in the majors. that most. teams have, but they make of 15-10 and 15-6. Hawaii. suffered knee injuries and may not They will be matched up against a up for it with speed and aggressive It gets more confusing. Brigham see action this weekend against veteran ballclub in the AL cham University Laundry & Game Aoom ness. The Cards are probably the The Lobos were not to be written Young is trying for their eighth B_YU. UNM's leading tackler, Jake pionships, however. Regular - Dry Cleaning $1.25 lb - Wash-Dry-Fold .80 lb Concert features three UNM profs best defensive team in the majors, off, however, as they fought back to straight WAC championship. BYU S1mpson hurt his ankle and won't Gene Autry's California Angels thanks to shortstop Ozzie Smith. win the third set 15-13. The Rain played a tough game against the play. Regular 5 Tokens For $1.00 Three noted ONM music profes wjll be the AL western division rep Music Competitions at Carnegie phony and Mobile Symphony "The Wizard of Oz", who was bows took command in the fourth set Georgia Bulldogs before losing The contest pitting the Lobo's sors will perform in concert as part Hall, sponsored by the hall and the orchestras prior to joining the UNM resentative and they will bring a aquired in a trade which sent Garry to beat UNM 15-12. 17-14. BYU was ranked 19th in against the Cougars will be tele ,------,------,------, of the University's Keller Hall Rockefeller Foundation. faculty, most interesting team into the play I I I I Templeton to the Padres, has solidi The Lobos will jump into confer the nation and victorious feelings vis~d, but University Stadium, Series on Wednesday, Oct. 6, at Angel and the soprano she accom offs. I With this I With this I With this I As a violinist with the Seraphim fied the Cardinal infield. He even ence play Friday at the Pit against were riding high. wh1ch holds 30,606 is expected to be 8:15 p.m. in UNM's Fine Arts panied were one of 12 teams chosen In the last couple of years, the Wyoming. I Coupon I Couon I coupon I Trio, Felberg has traveled through had his best year at the plate, as he But what happens? Air Force sold out. I Dry Cleaning I Wash-Dry-Fold I $1.00 I Center. from 250 international contestants. She has performed with ensembles out the country. A Yale University I Is $1.00 lb. I .50 lb. I Free Tokens I In celebration of Stravinsky's graduate and recipient of the coveted centennial, the second half of the at numerous music halls throughout the country, including the Kennedy Horatio Parker Fellowship, Felberg concert will be devoted to works by has also performed on radio and tele Volld lhru Center for the Perfonning Arts in L----~---~------J------1IUmit ont coupon PM' per.an P« dly) the composer. The first half will fea 11).15-112 Washington, D.C. vision with orchestras and as a ture arrangements by Carl Maria von soloist. BEGINNER OR ADVANCED· Coal is about the same as a semester lh a room Slal'\dardi.i:ed tests show our stUdents' fa~ -.kilts superior U.S. college. $3,189. Pnce includes J&t rCHJnd trip to Seville tram New to students: completing two year programs in US Advanced courses 2626Central SE Weber, Alban Berg and Gerald Williams, clarinetist and co For three years,he was a member Jeff Bingaman ... A Voice York, room, board, aodtuilioo complete Government grants and loans also. Finzi. director of UNM's Early Music En of the Concertgebouw Orchestra of available lor eligible stUdents. _ UCL Ph. 265·9916 Hurry. it lalcea a tot of llme to make allarr1ngerrwtnts, semble, has served as the principal Amsterdam in Europe, and, in 1966, For Students in the U.S. Senate Live wn'ha Spanish family, attend classes lour hours a day, four days a SPAINGSEMESTEA-Feb 1·JunellfALLSEMESTER-Sop1 10· The three professors who will per week, four months. Earn 16 hrs. of credit (equiValent to 4 semester$• clarinetist with the Orchestra of San was an award winner in the Geneva On environment, Jeff Supports: Dec 22 eactl year form in the Keller Hall concert in taught in U.S, colleges over a two year time span} Your Spanish FULLY ACCREDITED -A program of Trintly Ch•istt.n Colt.ge ta Fe for the past seven seasons, and International Competition. • a state role in WIPP decisions studies will be enhanced by opportunillas not available 1n a U,S class· clude Rita Angel, pianist; Floyd was featured this past fall as s con • a strong clean air act Williams, clarinetist; and Leonard certo soloist with the orchestra. Tickets for the Keller Hall concert Felberg, violinist with the acclaimed • limiting mineral exploration irylderness areas are $3 for general admission and Harrison Schmitt's voting record proves he has taken the opposite Seraphim Trio, who will assist dur With several chamber music re $1.50 for senior citizens, Century stand from Jeff on these issues. SEMESTER IN SPAIN ing the second half of the program. cordings on Custom Fidelity and Club members, ONM students, Angel recently returned from Opus One records to his credit, Wil faculty and staff. For ticket infonna For full Information-write to: liams also perfonned as the principal Jeff Bingaman (Democrat) We need his voice in the Senate. New York City, where she partici tion, call the Fine Arts Box Office at 2442 E. Collier S.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 clarinetist with the Savannah Sym- pated in the International American 277-4402. 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