University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1978 The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 12-1-1978 New Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 082, No 69, 12/ 1/1978 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1978 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "New Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 082, No 69, 12/1/1978." 82, 69 (1978). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1978/148 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]. -~ I · t -:.; 1 : ~ New IVIexico Good luck on finals and Merry Christmas, from tile DAILY LOBO staff. Friday, December1, 1978 ZIMMERMAN UlSRA\RV p p 11.",, . ' #,· .. .I . ' .... ;}. KING PHOTO ....• l'av~ 2, N0w Mexico D<liiY LOBO, Dcc;cmbcr l, 1978 Page 3• New Mexico Daily LOBO, December J, 1978 Khalil arrives WASHINGTON (lJf'l) According to authoritative World News i l.~gypl \ Prime Minister Mu.1!nfn reports that preceded Khalil'o i Khalil ;trrived us President Anwar arrival. The Egyptians arc prepared /' Sadat's emissary Thursday and wns to accept an American compromise I Quakes cause 9 deaths, 500 iniuries I expected to ask President Caner's proposal for cslabli.shing local help in reopening negotiations on a Palestinian governments in the 1: en1cial section .of the Israeli­ West Bank and Gaza Strip by the Fifth tremor hits Mexico City Looking for a different gift? Egyptian Peace Treaty. end or 1979. MEXICO CITY (UPI)-A small persons in the capital and 500 At least two older buildings He was to confer with Secretary The Washington Treaty tremor rattled Mexico City Nhers were treated for minor in- collapsed in Mexico City and 750 or Stnte Cyrus Vance at a working negotiations have been brought to a Thursday less than 15 hours after juries and shock. other structures sustained damage, lunch Friday. Both men were then dead hall by this "timetable" issue. four violent earthquakes killed nine Madrid said two people were forcing the evacuation of thousands scheduled to meet with C~lr(cr at the Israel rejects any fixed deadline for White House, establishing the autonomous persons, injured 500 and cracked crushed by a power pole; two died of people. Palestinian governments and Egypt dozens of wildly swaying highrises of heart attacks; two construction The Tacubaya Seismological originally demanded a much tighter in the capital. workers died while working in a city Institute said Thursday's quake hit I PREPARE.FOR: ~ schedule. All the quakes were centered in prison; one was crushed by a falling at 4:23 a.m. registered between 5.5 While Egypt appears to be ready the Pacific in an area off the coast wall, and the other jumped to his and 5.8 on the open-ended richter I MCAT • DAT • lSAT • GRE for compromise on this issue, of Southern Oaxaca State where a death from a third-floor window scale and its epicenter was in the I GMAT • OCAT ·VAT· SAT however, the reports also said it has team of University of Texas believing his building was about to sameareaofWednesday'stremors. reconsidered its position on another scientis._ts last year predicted a collapse. N. n met NMB I. ll, ill, sect ion of the basic treaty- article major earthquake in 1978. The government-run Notimex IX0 . 6, which is meant to reconcile the "The damage hasn't been added News Agency said a ninth person . "t h ECFMG ·FlEX· VUE up yet," Mexico City Mayor Carlos died in the city of Oaxaca and 15 NAT'L DENTAL BOARDS peace agreement with Egypt's WI eggs NURSING BOARDS previous treaty obligations with the Hank Gonzalez said after touring university students suffered second • Flexible Programs & Hour~ rest of the Arab world. the areas hit by the first of Wed- degree burns when a beaker of In Eng Ian d !J"here U a dl(ferenct!J! In the present draft treaty test, nesday's qoakes, the strongest in 21 sulfuric acid was knocked over. · already accepted by lsarel, both years. "But considering the The quake also knocked down a OXFORD, England (UPI)­ ~Si~-H. countries declare "the obligations phenomenon, it's minimal." wall at a Oaxaca Prison, allowing Former President Richard Nixon, ; of thi~ treaty will be binding,'' Police spokesman Jose Madrid an undetermined number of his motorcade showered by eggs said a total of four quakes Wed- prisoners to escape, four have been and flour thrown by I ,000 angry c-t~~~N nesday caused the deaths of eight recaptured. lt>~ll'rl•p~ratlon S!l~tmhsts Smt~ 1938 students, told the Oxford I for tnftJtmllliM Plcasn Coil· University Union Thursday that he 265-2524 Join the ''screwed up" Watergate and paid 127 Jefferson N.E. Mourners the pri.ce by having to resign. ! f r t• dp.w, In l)thl'l (,!Ill '•, (;.If I PEACE CORPS Outside the hall where Nixon TOLL fREE: 800·223-1762 spoke on topics ranging from {,N.l"'• •I• thl!l' lJ[. C•ltr<. 277-5907 Watergate to the Soviet nuclear J, "''"ro. Pill'''" H•• '' 11nt1 1 u1 ,rn· '•1'1\laf·>tii(J overflovv lhreat to President Carter's human SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)· All 2.,400 seals in the modernistic rights policies, some l,OOO U.S. and Thousands of mourners overflowed Catholic cathedral were filled and British students scuffled with police St. Mary's Cathedral today for the hundreds of other mourners­ and often drowned out his voice funeral of San Francisco Mayor blacks, whites, the young and the with loud r;hants of "Hurry up POWDERPUFF Nixon and Die." George Moscone, slain along with old, a cross-section of San Fran­ supervisor Harvey Milk in their city ci~co's many ethnic groups-stood in "I'm used to that," Nixon said, hall offices three days ago. the streets under dreary overcast "I don't mind rocks being thrown MOUNTAIN Dan White, the jailed ex-city skies as the final farewell to at me." .official charged with the slayings, Moscone, 49, got under way. None were. But the students has admitted he was the killer, the They stood solemn and hushed as outside hurled eggs, bags of flour San Francisco Chronicle reported. the Roman Catholic funeral mass and tacks at Nixon's motorcade as ~ ' PRESENTS: he entered and left the hall where an ' A jailer said White, 32, known as began. ,,' the ''law and order" supervisor on Memorial services for the audience of 800 mostly friendly the city legisitive body until his murdered supervisor, avowed Oxford students gave him a recent resignation, lay on the bunk homosexual Harvey Milk, were standing ovation. At .least six in his cell reading as the funeral scheduled later in the day at the demonstrators were arrested. began. city's opera house. His body was to Nixon touched on Watergate, .. criticized President Carter's human ,_ ..........,.., be cremated. .. _____ "Mr. Moscone was an excellent right policy, warned that the Soviet Union was surpassing America in New Mexico mayor and it was a tragic thing." said a black man accompanying his nuclear strength and predicted there DAILY LOBO would soon be a Middle East peace. Vol. 83 No. 74 wife to the funeral. "We have come to pay our respects." He called Soviet President 351<101 People of all the city's main Leonid Brezhnev a "realist" who The Nl'tt' Mexico Dally U1bo i.~ published doesn't want war but who does M~Jnday through F'rldar u\W}' re~ular wcck racial groups-whites, black, of lliC UnJI.'t!r!illy year uud V-'eck_ly dtlrlng tlu! oriental, hispanic-appeared at the want "th~ world." [f ~umnrer !'ic.\.~Ton by the Huard of Student He was asked if he regretted l'uhlicatlom of the U nh·ersily of Nc\"' Mexico, service, to be followed by burial at w ttnd Is: not financially U.'i.~odatcd with UNM, Holy Cross Cemetery in suburban Watergate. Sccortd class p(lstagc paid at Albttt[Ucrquc, "Many felt I didn't. handle it ~New _Mexico 87131. Subscription rtltc is Colma. $!U.OO for the nciidcmieyear, "He appointed me to the properly, they were right. I screwed The opinions c."<tm:!S.~t'tl on tbc editorial it up and l paid the price.'' he said. pages af Tim Datly Lobo arc t!.osc of tbe redevelopment commission," said t uuthor .soldy. Unsignt..od opinion Is that uf the Dian Blomquist. s·he said Moscone Nixon praised his Republican editorial honrd of The bail~· Lobo. 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