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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1978 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. . ' SPEClAt; COLLEC'.ClONS " 00 ...... SINOER FUTURA ZIGZAG sewing machine. Top 0\ of the Line, Sll,ghtly used but still undc_r warranty. (\utomatlc bobbin winder, has computerized but­ ..,;- C-lasslfleds tonholer and docs hundreds or fancy ~titches, .... Regularly $800, now $1 SO cash. 294-8755, 217 Classified Advertising is located in 1967 PEUGEOT 404 STATION WAGON. AC, HAYA"f SHALOM ;:I~ radio, radio! tires, Ru11s, need~ some work. $450.765- Marron Hall, Rm. 105. Open 8:30a.m. 5726 1/31 Makers of Hand Made ~ Indian Jewelry ...., to 4:30p.m., Monday through Friday. EXPEDITION TENT - SIERRA DESIGNS, Recorded Message Undergrad G·PA Rates are: to run an ad 4 days or less ''Glacier'' 2-pcrson snow & bock puck. 266,3108 after OLDTOWN 0 7. 1/26 Phone 296·8568 SPEC: :ilt costs 15c a word per day; an ad placed ~ JAZZ SAXAPI-IONIST SUPREME Grover C~":Jf-!!t1~G ;£&NJ,;~ ...l 5 days or more consecutively costs 9c Wa~hington returns to UNM's Popejoy Hall on » Wed., Pcb. I at 7:JO prn. T~ckets for this ASUNM­ :;::: ·a word per day, Dips in Fall '77 PEC Prc!lcntation are avalloable at the SUD and l. PER.S 0 N A LS -::1N"'C:-::O::-M:-::E:-:1::-:.A-:cX:-:I:::,R:::E:::-PA-:cl::-tA:-:T::-:IO:=:Ncr-:fo-rn-"...,1""04"'0-,-A-,$""5, Popejoy Hall Bo'l Offices and at all Ticketmastcr C\"' locCIGARETTES: V. block MUST SEI.I. EXCEPTIONAL paperback collection: !1; TYPINO MA ~NGLISfl. Campu~ delivery. 296· Q) from UNM lB McMahon-Holt, Rinehart, Winston publisher. If $30 fcc. 1/27 COlli Phil, 281-3940 1129 . As a commissioned officer In the Air Force, yo1.:1 can be proud of the role you 1976 to 2.0675 for4467 students last fall. intcrcS!cd in lomiiHg or .'iclling this book please I FINALLY FURNISHED 4-RM home. Fenced yard, TUTORS NEEDED FOR Chem. Ill, 212; Biology play in your communlly and the contribullon you make to your co.untry's security. Sophomore class averages went up to 2.4628 for 4438 students last fall. contact Dr. Koschmnnn at 277-3140 or Mabel Grey at 1--.:=:...;.---· bills paid, $135.262-1751, Valley Rentals, $30 fee, 123, 2JH; Math 102, Nursing Pathology 240, Phar­ You can know that you're doing a job of Importance. a job with responsibility. 277-4924 - 213 ll1e Air Force ROTC program offers a way to help you achieve these goals, As The OPA for Fall, 1976 was 2.4594 for 4722 students. 1/27 mm;ology 276. Call277-2507. · 1/26 WANTED SORORITII!S OR GIRLS clubs to have a an AFROTC cadet, you'll learn about leadership. management, and more. You'll FRt:5HM£N The junior class average was 2.7085 for 2769 students last fall. The GPA CLOSE TO EVERYWHERE, spacious 2-bdrm, PERRY'S PIZZA 2004 Central SE, (across from Queens way fashion :>how to earn cash for profit. Call Jearn about benefits of being an officer later on, like an excellent salary, medical Fcflccd yard, $120. 262-1751, Valley Rentals, $JO fcc. UNM). Delivery boys wanted, Apply in afternoon. and dental care, housing and food allowances. and 30 days of paid vacation each ;:2.. for Fall 1976 was 2.6482 for 2682 students. 299-0655 for dctail!i, 1/27 1127 Ob74 1127 year. You'll discover a whol~ new world open to you In the Air Force. And you can AGURA SAYS: WELCOME back. Call us 211-3013 The senior clas~ average rose to 2.8810 last fall for 2702 students. For FEMALE ROOMATE NEEDED to share 3/bdrm JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! Lower fees. No money down. get there through AFROTC. oc come by NW comer Meso Vi.~to Hall. J /30 house. $8.5/mo . .Judith 242-416(1. , 1/2.6 Look into It light away, You'll be glad you did. Fall1976, the average'OPA was 2.8429 for3486 students. Special pay plan. Cnreermakers Employment l--ION- DE. C::,Rf:E GONNA BOOGIE TONJTE? Ned's has Old Scratch PERSON WANTED TO share two-bdrm house, SE, Agency. 205 Y2 Wellesley SE. 265-572~ 1/30 In all categories and classes, women had a higher average GPA by for dancing until2 am. 1/26 $100 month plu§ utilities. Call Linda 345-2530, approximately two tenths of a point over men, cvcnings266-J358, 1/31 UFO SIGHTED OVER Albuquerque with markings ?..·fa7bS Robert Weaver, dean of Admissions and Records, said, "As I recall, "NCC'-1701." Rcpons it will beam down one GRADUATE STUDENT, PROFESSIONAL, share 8. MISCELLANEOUS hllmanokl a1 8 pm, F'cb. 6, to Popejoy Hall. 1126 be:mttful house. Furnished 3/bdrm. 6 mo. lease, that is the experience in all schooling. Women are more mature in terms of CONCEPTIONS - SOUTHWEST- A new Walk to UNM. References. 255·7084 1/31 CHEAP WATERllEDS! Water Trip.~ $R9.95 buys living up to their responsibility in academic work. There is some evidence publication of UNM's Creative Arts is now accepting WHAT IS A COLLEGE INN? Recreation rOoms, you 1) dark walnUt .~tnincd frnmc, 2) ~arety liner, 3) that men mature later. I think it is more of a matter of becoming motivated submhsions from !ieulpturc to poetry. For more Study lounges. Pool, underground parking. Social foam comfort pad, 4) any size mamc.ss with 3-ycar information call Leslie 299-4773 or Gayle 292·1323. programs. 303 Ash NE, 243-2881 1/26 guamntce; $R9.95. 3407 Central NE. 255~22R9, 2/23 and finding a goal.'' t fn COMMUTING FEMALE NEEDS place three nights, PHI 1\l.PHA THET/\ (Hi~torY Honomry Society) HOTC ATTENTION! ALL STAFF members of Con­ $50.00. Call collect fri-Sat, 983-1739 1/27 will meet on Friday, Jan. 27 at 3:30 pm in History Gateway to a great way of life. ception-Southwest (formerly- the New Literary/Arts FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. Luxury home Derartmcnt Lounge, Mesa Vl!-it<~ 1104. 1/27 Magazine), There is a vital meeting (the last one ncar UNM, $120,266-4888 I/31 ' . . . ' . " ' . ' ... . . - ' . '• ' before '\Ubmission deadline) on Thursday Jttn, 26, ------7:30 pm Marron Hall Room 104. It is essential that ROOMMATE. NEED TO share two bedroom mobile '9. TRAVEL you auemll 1/26 home. NeiirCampus, Utilities paid, rurnishcd, washer, dryer, swimming pool, $85/mo. 242-34 t I I /27 FEMALE ROOMATE NEEDED to share 3/bdrm ttJ'7H EUR011 EAN CHARTERS nvait~blc. lTC 255- 68.\(l, I /31 NewMexica hon'ie. $85/mo. Judith 242-4166 1/26 NOTICE TO STUDENTS interested in enteri11g the S. FOR SALE College of Nursing: The deadline for submission of TDDAY'S CKDSSWDID PUZZLE Today is the last day to application i~ Feb. I, 1978. Cal1277-4224 for rurther SINGER MACHINE EQUIPPED to buttonhole, zig information or appointment with counselor. 1/31 l.Ug, pay $16.20 and take machine. 266-Sft71. I /27 ACROSS 48 Peaceful UNITED Feature Syndicate add a class. NEED TO BORROW old High Times for semester. DAILY a great 50 Talented Wednesday's Puzzle Solved: SONY TRINJTRON PLUS color TV full guarantee, 1 Quiet as a Joe 256-0090 211 talhoe Temporary 49 Refusal REWARD $50.00 LOST: One 18 week old female 34 Star: Prefix pro1eCt10n 24----- Burka: 51 Closer crease the knowledge of minority brown ami tan doberman puppy (not AKC). Collar 35 Digits businessmen about UNM pur­ and toig~. Crooked right rront leg. Named Maconya. 2 Shakespearean Skating 53 Mr. Agnew Hcanbrokcn owner. Stolen 111.5178. Call Teresa, 37 Diversion king champ. 55 Dwell upon chasing policies. It will not affect 243-4689/277-5907 213 38 '77 Oakland 3 E. Ind. 26 Travel 56 Seed cover- QB UNM pruchasing decisions, said MITCHELL HALL 1120178, 11:00 a.m.! Blue buffalo: Var. charges ing UNM comptroller Carroll Lee. He 110tcbook. and English handbook were left under 39 The 100 4 Fashion 27 Kansas 57 In the dirac- de not recalls, just registered calls. We get thousands never hang up on someone in trouble." Once a g11 t trying to commit January 28 at 7:15P.M. in Sub Ballroom Complete figures were not of local calls daily. When it snowed the other day we got hundreds of suicide called and Mary Ann kept her talking until the police could get available, but Don Larrichio, callers asking if classes were canceled." there. .. soc admission director of purchasing, said that the Like telephone operators everywhere, they have to put up with crank One thing that makes their jobs harder. She said, is that people will figures he had shown UNM did calls."We get some drunks and we get a feW obscene calls," Mary Ann move or change offices without notifying them. "We spend a lot of time sponsored by $79,600 worth of business with said. "We get an obscene call every week or two." looking, digging and asking around trying to locate someone. lf they mirtority-owned firms in 1976 and Operator Eloisa Jaramillo said the best way to handle obscene callers is would just give us a call and let us know, it would help tremendously.'' $196,300 worth in 1977. Larrichio to be friendly and not get upset. If you just agree with them, she said, they "We say please, pardon and thank you a million times a day," said stressed . that the figures did not get scared and hang up. " . Eloisa, "but I can count the number of thank you's I get. Most people are include construction business and Mary Ann recalled one time a drunk called and said that when he dted he rude. It really makes you feel good when someone does say thank you. It work that had not been completed. wanted to leave his body to the medical school, but he wanted to be paid in makes you feel appreciated." "We should have better figures advance and ask her who he should talk to about pay. But when she told "Way up here on the third floor we seldom see anybody," Mary Ann next year," he· said. "Our present him it was supposed to be a donation he said to forget it, he'd keep it. said. The operators know few people by face but know many by voice. 2421 San Pedro NE (505) 266-8113 system is not adequate." Parttime operator Christine Hinto said the hardest time on this job is "Sometimes when we walk across the campus and we hear somebody (cont. on page 6} when you're new. It takes a while to get used to the way different people (cont. on page 7) y I I Cockatoo Exercise World News Hoofers Return to Cheek-to-Cheek~ By JANET HOELZEL ::: Gets Owner Cited danci'ng, You just can't dahce and Howard is bubbling over and " 0 LOBO Staff Writer worry or be angry at the same :!: 13 SALEM, ORE. (UPI)-Oregon constantly laughing. When the class Troopers said Bunnell was ·By liTip' 0 N.eal "Maybe after ten years of time," said Ellen Howard who ::::. ...:1 state police have cited a Corvallis docs weli, she breaks into exuberant "r. allowing his pet co.ckatoo 'to walk dancing ten feet apart, the younger teaches intermediate and advanced c 2:' motorist for exercising ·a pet cheers, followed by applause. · ·; back and forth across the steering set are ready to get together, " said dancing. Howard is especially 0 o cockatoo-on his car's stee(ing ~- wheel. Benjamin Lindsay, ballroom dance excited about the changes she has ...., wheel. The format of the classes is .~ instructor at UNM. His six seen in her students and in the r >< Salem troopers stopped a car similar. Lines are formed and your 0) Ballroom Dance Club members 0 Marston Called 'Animal·' beginning dance classes at UNM partner turns out to be the person c:1 2: driven by Scott E. Bunnell, 26, on Police apparently hac! no trouble WASHINGTON House "He never should haw 11ad the have an average of 50-60 students in (which she sponsors) over the years. 0 ;:: Interstate 5· near Woodburn early coming up with a citation. They that Schweiker let him go, "said who happens to be standing across speaker Thomas · O'Neil today job. He is a Republican political O'Neil. each, a number that stretches the The students seem to blossom with Sunday morning because the car ticketed Bunnell for driving while from you. Every one or two z called David Marston a VICious •animal," said O'Neil of Marston, Some Democrats have joined a classroom quota. · self-confidence and congeniality, ~· was mov.ing erratically. · "encumberecl," a citation usually minutes, you switch partners with "Republican political animal" and· who was administrative assistant to she said. issued wwhen a child or an animal growing number of Republicans What is motivating college the person next in line. It is a fast­ said the former U.S. Attorney in Pennsylvania Republican Sen. ( 'ONT ACT LENS SPECIAL · is being held in a driver's lap. critical of' Marston's firing. students to get back into "the An assignment given to her paced class with no time to be • · New tint enhances ey.es Pniladelphia was only out to get Richard Schweiker before being bored. Republicans claimed it was because swing" of ballroom dance? "It's students each semester is a letter. In Democrats. ,.. appointed U.S. Attorney. Call us for price of Marston's successful prosecution just a lot of fun, it's a good way to t.his letter Howard asks them to tell Because the cockatoo wasn't one O'Neil, who earlier defended "He went in there with of some Democratic office-holders Casey Optical Co. President Carter's decision to fire get away from the regular doldrum her how they feel about the class. Most beginning classes have a ( rlf'l~ door to Ca.wfj HI' 10/1 Dru~) of the usual items known as viciousness in his heart and for only in the past and the fact he repor­ Marston, today used suprisingly of the classes and just ·get into "It's surprising," she said, "more higher enrollment of women than Lomas at Washington "encumbrances," trappers just one reason, to get Democrats. I tedly was currently investigating something that's a lot of fun. It's a than one-third of my students men. The classes represent a fair . 255-8736 jotted the bird down as an "other." strong language in a daily meeting wonder what kind of an AA two Democratic house members lot harder than it looks, too," said admit they came into the class cross-section of students from all with reporters. (Administrative assistant) he was . From Pennsylvania. Mike Doughty, a senior in business . feeling like a clutz. But at the end of departments of the university. They But 0' Neil defended what he the semester they feel confident wear uniforms, blue jeans, dresses, called the system of replacing U.S. "I think people are going back to A one time sale. enough to say 'I don't care hiking boots and little black dance Abortion Aid Hangs Attorneys when political parties the old thing of wanting to touch " anymore if other people might shoes. said Helmick, a sophomo're Onr entire ~nventory is exchange control of the White ~iane think I am a clutz I feel just fine out DanCfl instructors Banjaman Lindsa•/andiE.~lftla;n~., ;·;~,ward. House. who 1s enrolled in intermediate there on the dance floor!'' There is also a ballroom dance ballroom dance. On 60-Day Deadline "If I have any criticism of the club which students can attend even up-to-date talk to club members "Everybody's got to live 40«Vo off WASHINGTON HEW Secretary Joseph Califano said Thrusday· the way the President handled that case Both Howard and Lindsay have including announcements and such together, why can't we Jive Lindsay said, "Ballroom dance is if they are not in a class. It meets on incorporated such style in their valuable information as a definition· together?" are the lyrics from a leather belts, bags, clothes, federal government will pay for abortions for needy victims of rape or it's that he didn't fire Marston soon about many things; it is a physical · Friday night in the SUB ballroom at incest if the attack is reported within 60 days. leaching that their classes are an of "formal." "That means the men commonly played cha-cha record enough. This is the way the system ,, activity which enables one to 7:30. There. is instruction for everything! The decision means a woman with low income may get a federally works. They know it when they go inspiration to visit. Lindsay is soft­ beginners every Friday at the must wear tier the women, long used in ballroom. Is that a coin- i acquire poise and coordination, its dresses, short dresses, nice pant cidence? funded abortion if she, a doctor or a member of her family signs a in there," said O'Neill today. I, spoken and careful with his words. beginning of club. It costs only fifty 'I supreme goal being enjoyment and suits, well nothing tacky." statement saying she was a victim of rape or incest and submits the The house judiciary sub­ He commands the att~ntion of his cents and new members are ~hire J.sather ~hop i a type of non-verbal com­ large classes in a controlled ap­ document to a law enforcement agency or a government-backed p}lblic committee on administration, ' munication between a man and a welcome. If you don't dance there •SUNCLASSHD'OTS health service.· meantime, said today it will open pealing manner. Once in a while he are demonstrations by the member~ ." Ray-Bans, Photo.c;hrome, . 107 A Cornell SE, 1 blk from li woman that keeps one from said, "all right; you did that well, There will be new ballroom C.r.adients; Mifio,s, or Polarized. A woman need not sign art affidavit swearing she was attacked. And she hearings March 13 on whether the stepping on the other toes." every Friclay night. classes beginning mid-semester. is not required to identify her assailant. give 'yourself a hand." And the · Casey Optical Co. -- SUB 266·3663 method of hiring and firing U.S. "It's impossible to be worrying The dance club offers a number of whole class breaks out into ap­ Also Lvery Friday night, club (fwxt dtwr w casey lil':fall Drt1n . "We felt a victim of rape should not be· subject to a cross examination," Attorneys and Marshals should be I about the baby sitter when you're workshops and it is not too late to Lomas at W'ashington - a HEW spokesman said. changed as a result of the Marston plause. president Lorrain~ Padilla gives an (~ enroll. 255-6329 The decison was inc! uded in a set of regulations the Department of affair. I Health, Education and Welfare adoped to implement the abortion law "The process by which the Why choose an passed by Congress late last year. United States Attorney in Congress decided the government should pay for abortions or other Philadelphia was recently removed "medical procedures" designed to end pregnancy only if a woman's life is has seriously threatened public obsolete close-out endangered; if she is a victim of rape or incest and reports the attack confidence in the integrity of our "promptly," or if two doctors decide her pregnancy would result in "long- federal prosecutorial system," said Stereo WHEN YOU ' lasting physical health damage." subcommittee chairman Robert ·Clearance Since Congress did not define what it meant by a "promptly reported" Kastenmeier, D-Wis. case of rape or incest. HEW - The agency that handles federal abortion CAN BUY THE NEW payments - interpreted the phrase to mean an attack reported within 60 days. · · Califano, who personally opposes abortion, said he submitted the new Mideast regulations to Attorney General Griffin Bell to make sure they "carry: out HITACHI the intent of Congress," and Bell concluded they were "reasonable 1u:ld ·· consistent" with the law. Conference ' - The New Leader in A HEW spokesman said the new rules, which take effect in about 15 I, days, specify that "if a woman who is a victim of rape or incest reports the Audio Technology incident to either a law enforcement agency or a public health service To Resume It has produced the .first Class G amplifier, within 60 days, federal funds are available for that abortion." The spokesman said the victim is not required to report the incident JERUSALEM (UP!) •· Israel the only one that doubles its rated RMS hersel~ · power during musical peaks to prevent said Thursday that thanks to U.S. . "It can be reported by a physician or a family member," he said, "And mediation it is near agreement with Albert Martinez and Lorraine Padilla do the."ranchera." Bay2 distortion and clipping. Jt must be reported by a signed statement." Egypt on a "statement of prin­ A woman cannot qualify for a federal abortion payment, however, by ciples" on Middle East peace and reporting an attack to an abortion clinic or family planning agency. She that Jordan's King Hussein might must submit the report to either a law enforecemnet :Jgency or a govern­ decide to join the peace talks. ment-backed public health service. Prime Minister Menachem Begin predicted the adjourned military Get 2 Free committee talks in Cairo would resume next week "if nothing I SR903 STEREO RECEIVER happens." I I' at 160 watts CONCEPTIONS In Cairo, Egypt's Prcsiden t or30%off Anwar Sadat also expressed op­ COME IN AND CHECK OUT THE 400 WATT AMPLIFIER! timism for renewing the talks and r first manufacturer of cassette/ -southwest said his dramatic peace initiative (on all winter clothing) decks to engineer separate record and had taken "Israel by surprise" and ! playback heads into a single housing in (A UNM publication of the Jewi;~h state simply needed time Compare this ,Ir: order to eliminate azimuth and adjustment remarkable creative works and words) to "alter its old concepts." problems. Sadat also said he was in constant touch with President Carter "who model D220 UNM students and staff interested in fully realizes ... the role the United deck for only States should play in the establish­ submitting art and/or literature, 95 ment of peace." 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My thinking has circuitry insures speed the first speakers that don Spirit-Level ; Complete beE:n more along the line of why do we need the damn thing anyway. perfect within 0.003%. tell you where to sit. with Bas'e and Removable Nobody is reading news anymore. Unique one-stripe strobe The catalyst behind this thinking is a little test given to students in an Dust Cover. Sugg. List pattern for easy speed $220.00 "Introduction to Mas.s Communications" class. The results were setting. Rigid tubular .$ Q disturbing. • . SALE PRICE $145.00 6 S-shape tone arm with 2·2 . $80. OF 15 NAMES THAT ARE FAIRLY prominent in the American anti-skating device. • media, the 120 students in the survey could average only 9.4 correct RP-11000 Sale Price $220.00 7.50 answers-less than two-thirds of the names. Granted, some of the ,,I 4 pole Hysteresis names were less recognizable than others. You would expect that the ~ Combines quiet, stable Synchronous Motor; · vice president of the United States is more recognizable than the head II turntable rotation with Belt-drive Semi Auto- of the Federal Reserve Board. B.ut you would think that more than one convenience of full matic; Auto-Return and ;:;;~~;aB~;:::;:=t~~ person would know who the provost of this University is. ~ automatic or manual Auto Shutoff; Anti-skat­ What Is particularly discouraging is that persons who seemed to get a II operation. Superior ing; Cueing; CD-4 ready; lot more coverage from the electronic media (television in particular) FRM-3 tonal quality due to Complete with Base and were more recognizable than those who get a lot of coverage in the List $135_00 I resonance-free cabinet Removable Dust cover. printed media. For instance, the third and fourth most recognizable Sugg. List $140.00 names on the survey were persons whose jobs deal directly with I and double floating I suspension. High-torque SALE PRICE $87.50 television- newswoman Barabara Walters and television actress Cheryl I Lad d. Those who tend to get more coverage from newspapers, such as Letters 4-pole synchronous motor. SensitiveS-shaped pipe congressman Harold Runnels and New Mexico Secretary of State FRM-2 Ernestine Evans, were way down the list. I arm with anti-skating Edito,f:;o/umn f$ .,,;•• ; $' MANY WILL COUNTER THIS COLUMN by asking·, "Why do we Disputed device. Rx 802 1:~ . ·~,~>~:;;~" ~ tt• 9 r$320 - . Ji&Jtml • ~E Sugg. List $180.00 havl) to know who the secretary of state is anyway? How does it affect First George Gesner plummetted through the depths of yellow 50 watts per channel, both channels drive into 8 our paily lives? It probably doesn't affect the lives of most people. But SALE PRICE $109-00 journalism with his attack last week on the Popular Entertainment ohms from 20 to 20,000 Hz with not more than 0.5% it's better to know. Committee-an attack launched with ignorant verbosity, no facts, and total harmonic distortion. A full complement of controls ... T_he history of man has been that the fall of the greatest civilizations the lack of desire to get at the truth, which could have been ac­ power ... performance ... and a lean low profile to match haS come about when the people were lazy and uninformed about their complished by posing his questions to Wyatt Moore or any other PEC I any system's good looks. Sugg. List $500.00 governments. The most glorious times of man have been when the member. Next his tacky (and tactless) typewriter was utilized to assess "SALE PRICE $320.00 masses were informed. • "Diana Luppi and friend_s" with a singular lack of sensitivity or artistic I· lt:s a sad time when people would rather be entertained by a boob knowledge. '\' $399. tuqe .than by stimulating their own minds. Ail English t'eacher remarked One might wonder, though, if these controversial columns became k to his class this week that one of the worst effects of felevision is that it 'such because of mere differences of artistic opinion or stupidity and list $170.00 $134. limits imagination. In "the good old days" of radio, all one heard were utter lack of professional ability, as has been accused. I Pioneer SX-950 voices and one had to supply all the scenery. Now, it's all there for us to Gesner's latest column ("Art's Sake", Jan. 23) has proven con­ I' For what it receives, see. clusively, and with poor grammar, that the latter is the case. Now we don't ask much. RX-152MKII PERHAPS A GOOD DEAL OF THE FAULT lies with the George is telling us that television's situation comedies were "born" in /.IST&N TO THIS ITS SOAI-Of­ Continuous power output of 85 watts per channel 15 watts per channel; min. RMS, both channels newspapers themselves. 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SOMEONE TOLD ME NOT LONG AGO that nine out of every ten And somehow, I don't think denouncing prejudice and combatting :..:: -.. !")-.; persons who rnove into new dwellings in Albuquerque, do not sub­ stereotypes were the motivations that gave impetus to Mr. Peepers, ®®® <- RX-7707 scribe to either the Albuquerque Journal or The Albuquerque Tribune. Our Miss Brooks, The Honeymooners, Sgt. Sitko, Dobie Gillis, Amos !. 35 watts per channel-, min. RMS, both channels list $21 Those who don't,. probably get their news spoon-fed by 6 p.m. n'Andy, Father Knows Best, Bachelor Father, The Donna Reed Shows, driven into 8 ohms, from 20 to 20,000 Hz wi-th no more PIONEER CT-F2121 newscasters and even broadcaster Dick Knipfing says he's not satisfied Burns and Allen, Leave it to Beaver, Mr. Ed, My Favorite Martian, and than 0.5% total harmonic distortion; 5-position, pre-set Front loading cassette deck with Dolby ... walnut with the news he gets from television. "We're page one," he said. of course, I Love Lucy. These were brought about by the public's Touch Tuning; Indicator Lights; Slide Controls. case included. Sugg. List $250.00. Tumbling college entrance test scores, declining reading levels in our enjoyment of laughter, television's mass-communication ability, and Sugg. List $500.00 SALE PRICE $155.00 nation's schools, inability to recognize the second highest-ranking the incentive of corporate profits. /IlL f{!GHT, lfOW SALE PRICE $320.00 official at your own school-these are the results of America's cold war llBOtJT 77115 ON/3? Gesn:r badly needs a lesson in art history (including television) as • ''N50-ISOLAT!ON/514: NOT between its newspapers and news magazines and its people. well as In art appreciation and journalism. If he doesn't get them sdon AS WITH MOST PROBLEMS, part of'the blame lies with each of FIR-5T PI0N/313RE[) F&SPONSIV/5! then for Art's Sake, get someone else to write this column! 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Vulcan Additives Responsible About People Suicide Try Helps ·Pain Energizes Cancer Tied to Cosmetics ...... ~. WASHINGTON - Shampoos, A recent study ... has shown that He said this assoc1at1on, ·.vhi~h n 0 By United Press Infernal ional SOUNil-AUKESlJES ~ lotions and other cosmetics have if hamsters were injected with ndela represents producers turning out 90 ~ ...l At UNM been found to contain substantial under the skin, tumors were per cent of the cosmetics sold in this ~ .::- amounts of nitrosamine, the same produced r.t sites far removed from country, "recognizes that '< about 30 doctors and brought accusations he was feigning in order to REDWOOO CITY, Calif. -A ·a INDIANAPOLIS - John C. Shook put the .38-caliber revolver to his (Captain's Log, Star Date LAKER FLYING BRAND X cancer agent detected in crispy the point of injection," he said. nitrosamines serve no function in 5 obtain narcotics. ~ temple and pulled the trigger. He was trying to get rid of a headache. 1978.26) Second Officer Spock will man who. ha& avoice like Bing bacon and other cured meats, a "In cosmetics, human exposure cosmetics and is committed to to "I don't have trouble getting a job or keeping a job, but on a couple Crosby has filed a $4 million .>! But the gun didn't fire. be beaming down to. a two-hour scientist testified Thursday. to ndela would be by absorption eliminate them or reducing them to 0 they let me go because I missed so much work. '­ o"' "I left two chambers· empty, just for safety, because of the kids," he mission on the third planet from damage suit again~! the late ; Dr. David Fine told the House through the skin. However, the the lowest level feasible." "And when your're taking nine or 10 darvons (painkilling pills) in an NEW YORK -·· British airline crooner's estate, claiming he was 2: said. "I forgot that at the time." the sun. He will be discussing owner Freddie Laker, who offers commerce subcommittee on amount of ndela absored by the "Nitrosamines do, of course, "'~ evening, you can~t work the next day. I've never met anyone or anything ~ "When I realized I had survived a minute or two longer· with the pain, 1 Federation policy uncjer the alias of fired from a radio job because he oversight and investigations the skin is unknown." occur naturally in the human body .~ that ran me up against a stone wall like this did.'' low-fare air service on the skytrain so.unded like Bing. Z waited and the darned thing starting backing down." Leonard Nimoy. amount of one particular type of .James Merritt, president of the and throughout our environment, "' · Now Shook is off the pills and jubilant. But there's rio guarantee he'll be from London to New York, will t Shook, 33, an Indianapolis electrician, 111anaged to hold on until Transporting down to Popejoy make the trip today aboard his nitro&mine called ndela found in Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance and are found in air, water ,and ·"" ~ morning, then called for an appointment with a Chicago Clinic which permanently spa~d the headaches. · Hall, Feb. 6, at 8 p.m., Speck will Jack Harris, of Los Angeles, said many consumer produJ:ts," he said. ::S competitor, thesupersonk British l]e lost a job in broadcasting cosmetics is 50 to I 00 times what Association, testified the industry ll. specializes in cluster headaches. Dr. Seymour Diamond, a neurologist who Victims not knowing where to turn have had their molars extracted, present a lecture/ demonstration The t~stimony came during 00 Airways Concorde. because Crosby's business manager the human exposure would be has organized a program to heads the clinic, calls them "man's most terrible pain." . gone abroad seeking treatment, and submitted to useless brain surgery, about the impact of' 'Star Trek" on determine the source of any hearings into cancer causing Diamond said. objected to the similarity of Harris' through food. The pain is on one side of the head, boring outward through one eye, American society, called "Spock Fine is heat! of cancer research nitrosamine contamination. substances. The vast majority of cluster victims are men--typically hard-driving,­ A spokesman in New York voice to that of Bing. while the nose runs. It makes strong men weep, writhe, roll, yell, pace, and I:" . for the Thermo Electron Corp., and -;.unfortunately, since, alcohol can bring on the explained Laker had to be in New punch and bang their heads on walls, according to researchers. hard-smo~ing Spock has previously visited the Waltham Mass., which is under headaches--often ha(d:drinking men. Often they are women-dependent, York today for a luncheon. Sydney lrmas, Harris' attorney, • •. Operators There is disagreement about cause and treatment of cluster headaches, planet Earth in the guise of various contract to three government Diamond said, but th!lY are associated with blood vessel functions and letting their wives.ta:ke over, numerous tasks. characters on such shows as "If he could have gotten here in said his client was in radio in Detroit for 16 years before moving agencies to do research on (cont. from page 1) I apparently not with the nervous system. ,Migraine respon!:l~ io sle~p., Diamond said, while cluster attacks often "Mission: Impossible," "Night time, he would have come in on his talking we know who they are by their voice," she added, come during sleeJj orrel!lxation. to California in 1973. nitrosames. Shook, who began suffering the headaches seven years ago, got them Gallery," "The Alpha Caper," own flight," the spokesman said. "Ndela is of concern because it "We are the nerve center of UNM," she continued. All calls go through · Treatment involv~s pain-killing drugs and sometimes a process called year-round, often several times in the same day. "Three Faces of Love," and Laker must pay Concorde prices has been shown to cause cancer in us; we answer, transfer, pickup and give out information. To work at this histamine desensitization.· "Catlow." Harris sued Crosby originally in "The last few years, I've had one or two a week and then clusters of of about $800 one-way for his first two animal species, rats and job you've got to like to work hard and fast. Being good with numbers and Histamine is a body chemical which some physicians associate with the Most recently, he has appeared as class seat on the British airways 1975 and is now appealing a verdict hamsters," Fine said. "In a a good memory is a definite plus." she added. them two or three a day or at night," he said. "The pain levels are un­ onset of the attacks. After receiving it in increasing doses, some victims a pointed-eared Sherlock Holmes in plane, but will fly home to London against him. The new suit against German study dating back to the She said they get very tired, - mentally tired. "When the end of the day. believable. I didn'.t know how bad they were until the last few months." seem to be spared headaches for long periods. the touring production of the Royal Saturday for free aboard the the singer's estate is necessary to mid-60s rats were fed high doses of comes don't even ask us our names, we're beat. Physically, pushing Shook heard of t)le Chicago Clinic two years ago, but when his wife, Shook was so glad for relief he ran a newspaper want ad which said ShakespeareCompany's "Sherlock skytrain. keep the appeal alive, his attorney ndela, and liver tumors were buttons is about all we do. But we've got new call-boards and the botlons Pat, called she was told no appointments were open for several months. simply, "cluster headaches," and gave his phone number. Holmes." "After all," said the spokesman, said. produced. arc still stiff so we've all got sore fingers." "We dropped it. I wished to God we had.n't. I might never have reached ''The only reason I ran the ad was to tell people about Diamond's clinic, He currently hosts the ''In Search "Gimbels shops at Macy's this kind of torment." so they wouldn't grab a .38 and blow their head off like I was about to or' television program, is a serious sometimes, doesn't it?" Shook said .the headaches cost him money and jobs. They took him to d0. " . author and has written several books. For his performance as my As the lights come up we see our hero picking up his second in command, Speck ha> books in preparation to enter Mitchell Hall, when The Sandia Kiwanis been nominated for trophies called CHIP MEETS BEGIN if.msudd.enly a mysterious stranger approaches and "Emmies." He also appeared in ~e 0-\ Great Sounding such Earth-dramas as ''Mon­ says: "Pardon me." Popejoy Hall JERUSALEM, Chip Carter serrat," "Fiddler on the Roof," Thursday heard a brief summary of "Huh?" and "Visit to a Small Planet". He Israeli history from Prime Minister also directed an episode of "Night "'o-tl ''Thinking ofjoining Menachem Begin and then the two ~~(\\ Stereo Saturday Nite Gallery." exchanged gift-books. a fraternity?" Earthmen desiring to see Mr. "He gave us a short lesson in the 7:30p.m. Spock will be charged $3.50 and history of his country and he also ~ ioU At the Lowest Possible Price "Well I was just-" $4.50 in American currency. gave me a book I am supposed to "That's what I thought. Students, faculty and staff may see read tonight," said President Why don't you sign up Doug Jones' Glowing Film the green skinned, po.inted-eared Carter's 27-year-old son with a / Vulcan for $2.50 and $3.50. smile, after the 30-minute meeting for Formal Rttsh~ Friday Entrance vouchers, called at Begin's Jerusalem office. Sound "tickets," are available at the Chip and wife Caron arc in Israel reasons January 27 thru Srmday Popejoy Hall box office. ar leading a group of 425 of to shop January 29." "The Magic Americans on a "friendship force" 502 "Well I was just-" ..• Policies program designed to promote Hudson's. of wo.rld peace through personal 1. One stop shopping "Sure, you want to know Ccont, from page 1) contact with citizens o.f different 2. Brands you trust more. Well stop by the The catalyst behind UNM's countries. 3. No hassle service Venice" increasing business relations with Both Chip and Caron toured east 4. No high pressure Iuter Fraternity Cottneil 5. Lowest possible prices TEAC~ minority-owned firms is the J crusalem and Bethlehem after the The Jeil

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--··--·--- T;V. Film Promots Russian Influenza Fla. Movie Blackout Seen in.Wyomi~g . ATLANTA (UP!)-The nation s .first outbreak of Russian influenza T~LLAHASSEE,Fla State University to try to block the movie because of the murders Jan. for which there is no vaccine, was reported Thursday in Cheyenne, Wyo.: ECI's PROFILE 400 has what it takes to (UPI)-After a personal appeal 15 of two coeds at the Chi Omega and health officials expect widespread outbreaks nationwide within the transform your living room into a con· g next two weeks. cert hall. Why? An 6" woofer, 3 way 0 from Gov. Reubin Askew, NBC Sorority house and the savage design combined in an Infinite baffle ....l television Tuesday imposed ·a beating of two others. The National Center for Disease Control said the fast -spreading enclosure is the reason. What a price! :>. '§ blackout in Florida on this Another coed w.as attacked later Russian flu virus was isolated from high school students in Cheyenne where a high rate of school absenteeism occurred. The CDC said th; 0 weekend's shqwing 'of a movie at her nearby duplex apartment by SEEK AND RECEIVE 8 about the killing of three college apparently the same club-wielding outbreak began the second week in January and at its peak one-third of the Contrary to early reports at the 'B · womentn a sorority house. · man, who is still at large. school's 1,500 -student population was absent. . Registration Center; History of ::E A spokesman for the governor "We're pleased NBC un­ "This virus probably is seeding throughout the country," said Dr. Film II (History of the Sound Era) 0: said NBC agreed th

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This warm and The Turning "Point: One of the Gauntlet: Clint Eastwood, a ttl plays at the Don Pancho's Theatre sensitive comedy pops out of the best films of 1977, Shirley prefabricated house, a bus and a 0 tonight and tomorrow. Neil Simon catlogue of great MacLaine and Ann Bancroft police car all have something in '"" Everything You Always works. Richard Dreyfuss fares prove that they haven't lost the common, bullet holes throughout § Wanted To Know About Sex: well in this film as well as every gift of acting through the years. the exterior and the interior. ' heavenly. Gnd ballet dancers In "Turning Point." showtimes at noon, 2:25, 4:50, Tlte Fnuk Machine That's Zeto ffiostel and Gene Wlldet to a reality that was grand. The says "miles and miles of water and The show was opened by Sanford 7:l4and9:40p.m. flashing guitar madness of Tommy · not a drop to drink." "Sailing and Townsend. The group was tight Semi-Tough: This movie ranks as Sure 1.,o Tut•n Yon On In The Producers Shaw and James Young was Away" followed with an audio- and Featured hot sax work by Otis a semi-achievement. But there is a enough to send everyone into a visual delight. . While the group Hale. Hale and Roger Johson movie Wotth melting point to it. It serves as an unsolved So.turdoy ot frenzy. played 'the~. atidience "walchcq ·.a:· combined on•,'l~gL~in~·,J,am~·:,with mystery as to why Kris Krstof­ 7:00 and 9:15 The sell-out crowd was equally spectacle of clouds, stars and in- a blitzing duo guitar jam that ferson is so successful. Showtimes 11111~0 students receptive for such favorites as terplanetary craft on the screen brought the most excitement to the The Incredible Melting Man, directed by William Sachs, is playing at the are 1:10, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40 and 9:50 $1.00 "Lorelei,'' ''Mademoiselle," behind them. Styx fans. M-1'/aza. p.m. at the Coronado Four. BlOIS 8PIIl'l 8:3t l .H. By DAN HUMENICK general "Fooling Yourself" and "Light The group ended their set with a Sanford and Townsend were Oh, God: It has been said that There are three astronauts in a space-craft orbiting Saturn. One of the Ad1uissio1t P••iccs $1.50 Up." Those who weren't familiar long sizzling rocker called strongest on cuts from their first the state of Utah has banned the with earlier Styx (in the Equinox "Midnight Ride" that left no room album such as "Smoke From A astronauts, Steve West, looks out the porthole and says in a monotone: title of the film. I bet George Sttldcuts $1.00 each "It's magnificient! You haven't seen anything 'til you've seen the sun period) thought that Styx was going for breathing. The crowd wasn't Distant Fire," "Squire James" and Burns dropped his cigar when he 11 through the rings of Saturn, as it were." Suddenly, he looks constipated ~~~ (lVitlt J.D., l lns One Guest) r.=4 to mellow out with"Suite Mad.ame ready to retire and after a five- "Shake It to the Right." heard that. No wonder John I" Sl.OOeach Blue," but with a hectic synthesizer minute demonstration of audience "Paradise" from the new album, and begins to spit blood. Denver never sings about Utah. Okay, . it's a couple of months later. Steve wakes up in this hospital. break, by Dennis DeYoung there appreciation, Styx came back for Duo Glide, was an impressive Probably one of the best comedies Public $2.00 each His head is bandaged, but he takes the bandages off and looks in this was only one place the song could an encore that would have rocked opener. Vocals were in top form, of the year It is showing at the mirror. Uh-oh. For some unexplained reason, Steve's amiable face has go. Young and Shaw ascended the socks off of Bert Parks. In but the band was playing against Coronado Four at I :40, 3:40, been smeared with melted chocolate! Look out, its the Incredulous Melting from the dry ice cloud to churn out "Miss America" Young says it's a heavy odds. Man!! Arrrggggghhhhh!!!! the hardest rocker anyone is likely disease that has no cure, but the to hear. It was the high point of an So anyway, he kills bunches of people and eats them, but we never see rock 'n' roll disease Styx was much violence. What we do get to see, though, and this is scary and really evening that had no flaws. Like spreading around was happily terrific, is the after-effects of the violence-y'know, mutilated, disem­ Shaw said at one point in the show without remedy. Snow White that there was magic here tonight. boweled corpses, and other scary stuff. FLICK AT One man that wasn't seen on Some people who never studied how to act, walk around trying to Shaw came on with an acoustic stage, but was responsible in his And Ballet capture the Uninteresting Chocolate Man, but the public cannot know guitar to perform his title track own way for the completeness of MIDNITE from Crystal Ball with a feeling that Snow While, Albuquerque about it, because if they did, they'd know how incompetent the space DON P.A:NCH~ the show was the man who program is. So, walking through this poorly photographed landscape of 2108 CENTRAL S.E./247-4 seemed to be lacking on record. Children's Theater's latest mastered the lights. It is positively Doom, the Boring Hershey Bar Man does bad things, until he finally Shaw, the newest and youngest the best coordination and impact I production, playing this weekend in expires. member of the group, is the missing have ever seen in stage lighting. Popejoy Hall for four per­ link that has finally put Styx one formances, is an attempt by ACT to Now, here is the punch-line and get you knee poised for slapping, You could say the light man had because it's a real killer: You see, as the camera lingers on poor Steve's step closer to the top. rhythm. rescue Snow White from Walt and return her to "the Brothers Grimm. corpse being dumped into a garbage can, we hear on the radio an ironic The script has been opened up to statement saying that Steve and his dead fellow astronauts are actually include the elves and animals of the alive and happy, and have given words of comfort and advice to a new forest, the evil daughters of the group of astronauts who arc now blasting off to Saturn. Get it? It's really a Feo.turing queen, and their magical tran­ lie to fool the public! How's that for wry, sophisticated humor? By the sformations, the confused hand­ way, the theater charged three bucks to get in. That is about twice the A wide vo.riet_y of New mexico.n maidens, and all the other amount of money this flick cost to make. s~l characters that go to make the story dishes Ever_ything from Burritos a full rounded fairy talc. To ~~~ balance it out, only four dwarfs will toTo.mo.les to Posole. ~ Student Activities A appear in the play. The other three 1} dwarfs are on vacation. ~~~ Presents It'~~ On the same program the ACT Ballet Company will be seen in The Nuestro. co. so., su co. so.. Skaters [Les Pa/ineurs], the most VIDEO TAPES popular ballet in the ACT Ballet Company's repertoire. The scene is WAR OF THE WORLDS :.111<1 Starring a wood land lake at 'night, the time uud J•m :2!J-.H is the 1890s, and the ballet shows a WHEN WORLDS skating party. The ballet opens in Pottstown USA the evening mists and closes with a jan, 30-Feb.3 snowstorm. Just the right ballet for this time of year. Stan Kubrick's An ASUNM, Student Activities Production Performance times are l :30 and Qjlf»~®« r"'®v®~ 3:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. 10-3 pm Dally LOLIT N®w ruTI®4&fi

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Men Host Lobo ~nvite; Women at AAU LObo Harriers Open Indoor ActiOn ByRAYGLASS Lobo middle distance runners In the field events, UNM Will "I feel we will do better in our dividually and we arc looking LOBO Sports Writer will include Charles Dramiga, the have Anita Marshland, Julie indoor meets," Butler said. "The forward to a successful track season UNM track fans have their only 1976 NCAA indoor 600 cham­ Malone, Debbie Davis, and Theresa team over all has matured in- this year." chance to see the entire track team pion, in the 440 and Jeremiah Redinger. The meet will run from 9 a.m. to in action this weekend as the Ongwae in the 880. Ongwae was the 4 p.m. both days. Wolfpack hosts the second annual . third place finisher in the 5000 at Lobo Invitational Indoor track the Muhammad Ali Invitational IM Hoop Begins meet Saturday at 6:30 p.m. in two weeks ago. The intramural basketball season Entries will be due next Tuesday Tingley Coliseum. UNM's Chris Hollins and Kevin opens Monday, Jan. 30 at 3:30 in the 31st for mens powerlifting and Teams from We• 1ern New Evans are favorities in ·the 60-yard Johnson Gym, and as a result of the womens free throw shooting Mexico, Eastern New Mexico, New Dick Baldizan's brilliant job of contest. Everyone is encouraged to Mexico State, Adams State and dash while Richard Risinger should figure in the 60-yard high hurdles. sc~eduling, all games will be played try and see how strong they really New Mexico Junior College will in the main arena of Johnson Gym. are. join I,obo trackmen in the informal Other standouts for the Wolf­ pack should be the two-mile relay meet. A total of 104 teams will b~ "The meet will be a non-scoring team and long distance runner Peter Butler. participating in this years com­ Spring Break In ffia.zatlan event," said UNM track coach Bill petition. The A league has 39 Silverberg. "No team scores will be teams, the B .teague has 48 teams, SJ25 per person, double ?ccupo.ncy On I 1ncludes roundtnp o.1rfo.re kept but individual times and places the Rec league 8 teams and the .Y will be recorded," he said. ********* women's league has 9 teams. o.nd tro.nsfers Although team scores won't be The UNM women's track team tabulated, the Lobos will used the Team captains or managers are march 13-19 Invitational to prepare for up­ heads into competition this includes: First overnight in Phoenix, 5 dn_ys, weekend at the Stale AAU reminded to come pick up their coming meets and to try and qualify schedules anytime today. 5 nights in the beautiful Hotel for the national finals. (Amateur Athletics Union) indoor Silverberg said, "the competition track meet this Saturday and A limit of one schedule per team Hacienda mazatlnn. Book enr\_y, .. will be a tuneup for the Jaycee Sunday at Tingley Coliseum on the will be en forced because of lack of space is limited! " - New Mexico State Fair Grounds. paper. The season is scheduled to (Albuquerque Jaycee Invitational) Barbara Butler, UNM women's last six weeks with close to 300 Airfo.re subject to cho.nQe meet next weekend. Also, we'll try ~,u• ''r. and get some qualifying times for track coach, said "This meet will be games on the schedule. ~·;w~ 1/P ;... ~~!!'" preliminary time tests for us." ~ • •;.. ,;:;:ii the NCAA's so we will be running Elsewhere in intramurals the co­ ·*Jilt: against the clocks." Events which the UNM women will be entered in are the 400- ree badminton tournament is The middle distance races should meters, 800 meters, shotput, high scheduled this weekend and the ~ c%tr/ ·t1rnl((o~ "" provide excellent competition as lnrorp"r,ltl!d jump, and long jump. cross-country ski clinic is up in the SuiiO 1041 Forst Notionol Bank Building East I AlbuquBrque, New Mexico 67 106 they have what Silverberg termed " - Willie Howard drives in for one of his 23 pnints against Brigham Young. Sandi as on Saturday Phone (505)265·8074 I Phone (505)262·1711 outstanding fields." Key tracksters to watch in the "The middle distances will be meet include Susan Vigil, Virginia very strong," he said. "in fact, all Middleton, Cindy Ashby, and Janet Wroblewski in the 800-meter the running events will have good ART GARFUNKEL JOURNEY ~CPCJJlUU'Q f..t[!)WCJJf.9 l'ields." run. WATERMARK INFINITY lPCM!!~ ~~(!)[!4[)[!) including: [What A) Wonderful World Fems at Home Crying In My Slcep/Sa1urday Surt Don't expect too many people to feel sorry for Coach Kathy Marpe and Mr. Shuck 'n' Jive!Paper Chase her basketball team, just because they are 0-2 in conference play. Last week the Lobos, in sub-par performances lost on the road to the teams which are considered to be the conference teams to beat, Utah and Brigham Young. Lobos· Stay Undefeated in WAC Coach Marpe was not particularly worried about the two losses last week By PETER MADRID bench to score 23 points, as he did 'pack didn't fall and pulled ahead as she was about the play of the women underlier wing. LOBO Sports Editor against Texas-El Paso, said, I'm by 10 at 51-41 before Arnold called "In the preseason we played some super ball, but now we're playing just ·. Thursday night at the Arena, the beginning to play stronger and another timeout. average ball. We've got to improve our game," she said. UNM basketball team utilized a stronger. I'm not getting pushed Again the BYU timeout helped Utah State runs a fastbreak and Marpe said, "We love to have our I',I Educational Opportunity new tactic to down a young but around anymore." the Cougars as they pulled to within '! opponents play our type of game," r' stubborn Brigham Young squad The Lobos came out hot at the four at 57-53 after UNM built up a Marpe is more worried about her own squad's balanced attack which Available through before 18,211 fans. outset, scoring six quick points 12-point lead. The Cougars reeled lead them to a fourth place 'finish in the conference last year. LasL.night, the name of the game before Cougar coach Frank Arnold off eight straight points then it was "\Ve really need to have a balanced attack. In preseason we were getting Lobo coach Norm Ellenberger's National Chicano Health Organization's for the Lobos was intimidation. called a timeout. UNM then built a four people in double figures. We have to get back to that," she said. And intimidate the 'Pack did. 12-3 lead when Arnold again called turn to call timeout. New Mexico Clinical Education Program Behind aggresive defense by a timeout to regroup his squad. The Lobos steadily buill up their includes- positions in rural or urban Willie Howard, Will Smiley and The BYU timeout proved lead and went on to win. Lobo Happenings health facilities Michael Cooper, UNM extended valuable as the Cougars reeled off Marvin Johnson, who ended the its Western Athletic Conference seven unanswered points to cut the game with 21 points said, "I'm MEN' GYMNASTICS- Tl)e 0-3 WOMl~N'S SWIMMING- The Jr&4\&lil1 - invaluble experience for pre­ trying to become a complete ball mark to 4-0 by drubbing the Lobo lead to 16-14. Then with UNM gymnastics team, in the midst Lobo swimmers will participate in health Cougars 95-82. II :50 left in the first half, BYU tied player by playing both good offense and defense. 1 wasn't too satisfied of one of the toughest \~hedules in the University of California at -student stipends Senior co-captain Cooper, the game for the first time on two the nation, travels to Los Angeles Santa Barbara Invitational. The allowed BYU ace Danny Ainge only free throws at 16-16. with the way 1 played tonight, but yeah, I am satisfied, we won. Saturday to compete in the UCLA meet begins today and will end on J.\I!T AND T[D 13 points, 13 below his WAC The Lobos didn't need a timeout applications accepted January 16 through That's what really counts." Invitational. The last tumbler came Saturday. average. to catch their breath as the 'Pack at the hands of Oregon 217.0-208.6 WRESTLING- The UNM February 10 at N Roma, 277-4731 Cooper, along with Smiley and went into the locker room at half Lobo forward Phil Abney, who made two assists that words can't in Eugene. grapplers, coming off a win over Howard, swatted Cougar shots out time up by nine at 42-33. Northern Arizona over the describe, said, "They (BYU) were WOM~:N'S GYMNASTICS­ TJ.\K[ JOUI!N[Y of the air and into the hands of The Cougars came out hot in the tougher than than I thought they weekend, will be in Laramie, Wyo. Lobo teammates. second half cutting the Lobo The UNM women travel north for for a collegiate wrestling tourney Howard, who again came off the margin to five at 42-37. But the would be. We played in spurts and three matches. Today the Lobo what we got to do is play at a today and Saturday. women will compete against WOMEN'S SKIING- After an consistent pace." . Colorado and Colorado State. On ~ impressive start, winning· their TO ODYSS[l'! Commenting on the two assists Around the WAC Saturday the women gymnasts will first two CISL races of the season, he made, Abney said, "It's all face Northern Colorado. r---2RE-COR0-5ET-- 1he fern skiers travel to Crested AND THEIR BRAND NEW Friday Action: instinct. I've been in those situations billions of times before. MEN'S SWIMMING- The UNM Butte, Col. for the third race of the RELEASES ARE. ON SALE Ted Nugent COLORADO STATE AT ARIZONA seaon. The top skier for the UNM WYOMING AT ARIZONA STATE Making the decision to pass off or tankers, currently in Colorado, face women is Cindy Stone who has Saturday Action take it in yourself is something you Denver University tonight then NOW AT ODYSSEY! ooubkfn!!~~,conzo Jearn in your back-yard court or in tangle with the Univen.ity of captured three of the four races she Gonzo] Baby, Please Don't Go/Stranglehold WYOMING AT ARIZONA entered. Motor City Madhouse/Cat Scratch Fever "!,ill I 0\N .\RRANtill(" COLORADO STATE AT ARIZONA STATE the city park.''. Colorado on Saturday in Bou:der. BRIGHAM YOUNG AT TEXAS-EL PJ,.\50 Scoring in double figures for the •. 4111··. 2 Blocks West Of Okie's UTAH AT NEW MEXICO ITVS Game of the Week: 2p.m., Channel 14-2 Lobos were Howard 23, Johnson 21, Abney 14, Jimmy Fern Ski Trio Allen, and Cooper 10. ss 11.98 In the only other WAC game • ... • .•' played Thursday night, Utah In Lobo Ranks •••••••••••• MFRS. Frame and Art Market ' nipped UTEP in El Paso 57-55. The··· New Mexico ski coach George Brooks is smiling a lot. He not only has Utes invade the Arena Saturday SUGG. LIST PRICE the leading team in the Central lnter.collegiate Ski League (CISL) Con­ Daily Lobo • ready made frames afternoon in another key WAC tilt. ference and plenty of snow, but this semester three new skiers will join his • custom framing " art supplies women's team to make UNM definate contenders for the national 9 o'clock till midnight 7 days a week Subscriptions • metal section frames • original hand painted collegiate title. Two of the women are cross-country skiers. Soili Turner is here from the $1 Qoo full year plus the • pre-cut mats and oils & water colors COPIES mat boards • fine prints University of .Tyvaskyla in Finland. She has been a member of the Finnish Summer Session -Overnight National team and was the National Cross-Country Orientering Champion in 1977, That event involves cross-country racing with a compass. ' Marron Hall131 ' or by mail to: 20°/o off 15°/o off 3V2eea !he second cross-country skier is Peer Kling, a top skier who was at­ tending school at the University of New Hampshire. She has attended the UNMBox20 . 4" same day · Lyndon Training School in Vermont, one of the best in the country; I · No M'iriimiini · · ---· -- Univ of N.M. Hours: Mon-Fri 9-5:30, Sat 10-5:30 \ In the alpine competition, Brooks will add Tali Parman, whom he Alb., NM 87131 3021-3023 Central Ave. NE considers one of the top eollegiate skiers in the country. A member of the .. KINKO'S U.S. Talent team, Parman is one of the women who has a good chance to (4 stores east of the Lobo Theatre) Z312 Cent •. SE:268·$5l!{ • ' ...... ,...... ,.,;,·-'! make the 1980 Olympic Team. Phone 268·1471 The Lobos have their third con Ference race this weekend and then return to Albuquerque. 3500 Central Ave. S.E. I J•

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N~:cd a pln~,:c to live rpr srring term1 COfllC 1 will mccl on Friduy, Jan. 27 at 3!30 pm in History ~ Ml.:i.,.'1.'-~ SS, Op~n Mondny thru Saturday 9-6. 1/27 you hn\lc information contact Phil, 281-3940, Reward 98MO 2/2 0 offen:d 1/27 to the C'ol!egc Inn. 303 Ash NE, 243~2881 1/27 Department Lounge, Mc!;a Vista 1104. 1/27- OOl.ILECTIOl'B'y REBEKAH SZYMANSKI said Richard Dineen, parking task TV-I" and that "in general this the campus have their own unique ~ JAZZ SAXAPHONIST SUPREMg Grover PART TIME EMPI.OYMENT [or people who like paving the free parking lot and REWARP $50.00 LOST: One 18 week old female COMMUTING FEMALE NEEDS ptacethrce oighiS, c LOBO Managing Editor >. Washington rciUrns to UNM's Popejoy Hall on $50.00. Call eullcct Fri-Sat, 983-1739 J/27 n1..'nplc. Work as lillie as 3 hrs. per week •. or more. force chairman. "We wanted to get concentration fades as one moves c parking problems. Because of this, charging students to park there. ·a- Wed., feb. I a] 7:JO p.m. Tickets for this ASUN· brown and tan doberman puppy (not AKC), Collar Call 299·1140 I 2/2 9. TRAVEL After more than a year of in­ a better picture of what the further from the schools." members of the task force said they M/PEC Pre~Cntation nrc available at the SUB and and tags. Crooked right front leg. Named Ma(•onya. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED, LUIewing machine. Top CONCEPTIONS • SOl!THWEST· A new TYPING. IS< OUAJ.ITY, 883-1781. 2/24 person 58 Chinese ' of the Line. Slightly used but ~lill under warranty. These suggestions, however, publicution of UNM'.~ Crcativ~ Ans is now accepting 19 gelatin L & M MUSIC STUDIO, 3 mocks rrom campus.' Ali!OimUk bobbin winder, has computer!7.ed buJ· Train of ·~·' ~ulnni~~ions from sculrlturc to poetry. For more -59 might not be exactly what the Guitar & piano taught by experienced inmu~tors in a lG111101Cr and docs hundreds of faney Stitt.:hes. followers Trudges informm ion call Leslie 299.4773 or Gayle 292-IJ23. c'omfonblccnvironmc•n. 247-8158. 1/27 Regularly $HOO, now $150 cash. 294-8755, 217 20 "-,------like 60 Mourning students have in mind. 1 fn BIORHYTHM SERVICES, YOUR energy cycles, J%1 PEUGEOT 404 STATION WAGON. AC, arose" band Dineen said, "This university has NOTICE TO STUDENTS interested in entering the· physical·emotion;ll~intl'llcctual. Send birthdate, 22 61 Verne cap- C'nllcgc or Nursing: The deadline for submission of rudio, radial tires. Rum, needs some work. $450. 765- Off -track had a honeymoon and that $6,CXJ. Full Year Computer Projcclion, Booklet, Do­ 5726 1/31. ·1over lain applh:ation is Feb. 1, 1978. Caii277-422A for further lt-Yours!!lf instructions. 210 Spruce NE, honeymoon is quickly coming to an information or appointment with coun5clor. 1/31 .JAZZ SAXAPHONIST SUPREME Grover 23 Terrible 22 Having a 40 "I---- man Al_bl1querquc 87106, 2/3 Washington rctums to UNM's Popejoy Hull on Pot, Don't Mix end- in terms of parking.'' 24 Steel tool Therapy PERRY'S PIZZA WILL begin delivering Friday Jan. DOWN certain INCOME TAX PREPARATION forms 1040·A $5, Wed., Feb. I at 7:30 pm. Tickets for this ASUNM­ with seven 27. Call B4J-91l0 tfn 25 Peace of 1 Yodeler's flavor He said the majority of other 1040$7.50. Lollie26l-3t49. ·. 1/31 PEC Prc~cn1ntion arc available at the SUB and wives" Pierson said the reason he needs nausea and vomiting. "The drugs high he gets from smoking it after LIVE. ENTERTAINMENT~ EL Jay, Zu1.ax exit in mind range 24 Power By JOHN CHADWICK students enrolled at other FAST TYPING 266-3953. 2114 Popejoy Hull Box Office.~ and at al! TideunaSJ(!r 42 Imparted chemotherapy is completely dif­ Tijcrns Canyon. Saturday nile, l/27 lm:mions, 2/1 28 Formal 2 Soil 25 Did garden LOBO Staff Writer the marijuana is because the drugs doctors gave me to combat the n CLASSICAL GUITAR LESSONS: Segovia method. color universities around the country LIVE LONG AND I'ROSPER--and be at Popejoy agreement 3 Rose's boy which are injected in him during ausea and vomiting didn't help," ferent from the high that comes Beginner.~ Welcome 266-9291. 1/31 1972 BTIE.TI.E, REBU IL 1' engine, fast, clca11, $1650, work 43 Appeared to A 26-year-old UNM student told have to walk farther and pay more Hall on l'cb. 6 at 8 pm, J 127 Dennis, 298-6861 Rm, 211. 1/30 32 With friend 26 Listlessness be a Senate Judiciary Committee chemotherapy treatments cause he said. Pierson said the marijuana with smoking the pot TYPING MA ENGLISH, Campus delivery. 296· reference to 4 than students at UNM. I.JVE JAZZ AT Nl~D'S through the Happy 8564. 3/20 EI.ECTRONIC IGNITION SPECIALS good lhru "Bravo!" 27 Gazes 45 Cut into (cont. on page 21 Hmlr ••. cvcry Friday from 5:30 to 7:30. 1/27 February. Delta Mark JOB $39.95; Mcgao;park 400 33 Tapered 5 Call it a day hearing in Santa Fe that chemical . QA TYPING SERVICE. A complete typing and 28 Sufficient pieces $ol2.'JS; Tiger SST $34,95. 268·5490. ·Electronic seams defoliants used on Mexican NICK, I DON'T know how anybody can find editorial syMcm. Technical, general, legal, medical, 6 Gas reason 46 Thunder C:imnro''i with tho~e direction~. It would hnvc been Ignition Sale.~. 2117 34 schnlnotlic. Charts& tables. J4!i-2125. 4/29 Cheer 7 Be a loud- 29 Mountain noise marijuana distributed in the U.S. C;l~icr if you ~nitl 1/1 block from the American Dank of MOPEDS FROM $399. Vespa Scooters: Ve.~pn, 35 Animal joint Before House Committee BABYSITTING MY HOME NE HeighJS. $1/hr .. mouth ridge 47 Over the could cause him to have a heart Commerce, or 2Vz blocks cast of Taco Villa, or J P~·ugent. Hcrcule.o;, llard 'lf Reg~nts to operate a ta;o;paycrs' money if I thought it would put people on the bus," Sen. The committee Friday heard branch campus at the sne of what is now U of A after U of A has been John Irick, R-Bern said. "But I don't know how to get them on the purchased by the state. members of the legal and medical buses and I don't think anyone else does." Free 35° drink professions and members of the The second is a proposal for the University to operate a second In the House Education Committee, a bill to provide $1 million in campus where U of A is now. It would be called the "West Campus." with this coupon clergy .explain why Pierson should matching funds to state agencies to hire veterans received a do-pass be allowed to obtain marijuana Lenton Malry, chairman of the Education Committee said he felt recommendation. The bill must be approved by the entire legislature and purchase of the choice would be between a branch campus and an independent before it becomes law, any sub legally. AI the end of the hearing, the committee voted to hear more evidence today before trying to draft a law which would allow not only Pierson but other cancer Orange Vests Adorn Cops' Chests patients who are undergoing month. Wysemski said he and chemotherapy treatments to get By PATTI WATSON legal marijuana. LOBO Staff Writer another officer were stationed at the intersection of Stadium St. and Some of the questions the Motorists on their way to H=• committee had about the proposed Thursday night's UNM Lobo-BYU Interstate 25 when a car came lo.IOMon<;at speeding tvward them at about 60 127Sun law that would alow patients to Cougar basketball game had 136 Montgomery Plaza 883-7290 receive legal pot included which ;,omething new to look at - mile> per hour. Both men barely managed to dive out of the way. state agency would handle the policemen in bright orange vests. In Wycscm<,ki said the motorist wa; distribution and who would get the respon;,e to a recent letter in an apprehended that night and has legal pot. The state attorney Albuquerque newspaper suggesting recentlv been ,·onvictcd of driving general's office posed a question of flourescent clothing for traffic while inttnkated, wrcckbs driving legality in making such a law. .:ontrol officers, Lou Powell, and driving 1\ithout licen\c. The evidence to be heard by the division commander of the a Wysem,ki's ca'e may ~eem a committee today would cen· Albuquerque Police Department, Ne\N MexicO Daily Lobo bought fifty vests to try out. little unusual, but it h.1ppens all the teraround the Hawaii Model. The time. One veteran traffi<: control Hawaii Model is a hill in Hawaii Albuquerque police officers are officer. 1\hcn asked how many that would allow canc~r patients to ;,tationed at all major intcr>ections times he had come dose to being Please place the following classified advertisement in the New Mexico Daily obtain marijuana under a doctor's and parking lots near the basketball Lobo times(s) beginning , under, the heading supervision. stadium during games. They arc run down, said "Oh, about 20 or 30. You lose count." (circle one): l. Personals; 2. Lost & Found; 3. Services; 4. Housing; Pierson, in his testimony before responsibiP for directing traffic and Even though the officers agreed 5. For Sale; 6. Employment; 7. Travel 8. Miscellaneous. the committee,told the committee pedestrians. The job becomes tough Want Ads say it the job was dangerous, opinions of t\VO chemical defoliants that the when oncoming cars get too close were mixed on whether the vests in a Big Way!! U.S. government has been spraying for-comfort. The APD is hoping would really help. Eight officers on marijuana fields in Mexico. The the vests will eliminate the problem felt the vests were useful. chemicals, paraquat and agent by making officers more visible at Patrolman Jerry Cline said he could orange, could not be on the night. ·sec a big improvement already "I marijuana that he gets because they Lieutenant R. Rivera, who has just hope they don't mistake us for could react witht drugs from the worked at Lobo games for 14 years parking lot attendants," he said. Classified Advertising Rates chemotherapy treatments and and is in charge of traffic control Four men on duty did not think produce a heart attack. this season, said he feels the color 15c per word, $1.00 min~mum charge the vests would c,<) much good. One suggestion was proposed by of police uniforms is the main Patrolmen Paul Smous, Luis Terms Cash in advance Vernon Jones, former UNM problem. He said people fail to see Armijo, Ron Metzger and Jay professor of pharmacology and policemen because their uniforms Lerch said they believe the problem now a lawyer, was the possibility of arc dark. Rivera said that if the is not that people do not see them, Hours: 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. reclassifying mariJUana as a vests did improve working con­ they just don't watch where they prescription drug. This idea was ditions, more would probably be Monday thru Friday arc going. Metzgar said that people dismissed by the committee. purchased. arc in too much of a hurry to park, A ftcr the hearing, Pierson said he All officers agreed that traffic and Smou.\ concluded "It would be Marron Hall, Room 105 felt good about the hearing because control is dangerous. or 12 on duty nice if the vests worked .. - but I the committee members seem as at the game, ll reported nearly Mail To doubt it." though they want to help but can't t 1.d~O p.'loto by W. T. h'unt being hit at least once this season. Besides dodging speeding cars, UNM Box 20, University of New Mexico decide how to approach the The patrolman who reported Albuquerque police department officer Bob Coplin directs traffic c(mtrol officers deal with ------Telephon.c.______Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131 problem. Wednesday is the last day feeling safe so far was working his Enclosed $·---- Placed by traffic before a Lobo game. Conditions can become hazar· rude ram. At one intersection and new legislation cart be in­ fiN game. dous at the intersection of Stadium and University where The clme;,t call came for comments such a;" H0w about this troduced in both the house and l"'>nt on page 31 senate during this session. Coplin works. Patrolman Alcn Wy~emski thb

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