University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1968 The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 12-4-1968 New Mexico Lobo, Volume 072, No 55, 12/4/ 1968 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1968 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "New Mexico Lobo, Volume 072, No 55, 12/4/1968." 72, 55 (1968). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ daily_lobo_1968/125 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1961 - 1970 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1968 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ---------·-;-- .......- ..........-------~--·~~····· Tuesday, December 3, 1968 Page4 NEW MEXICO LOBO Ew esc Wrestlers l"opple Lobos, 26-3 :;;on for the Ari~ona Invitational Rick Ortega, wrestling at 167 fore the end of the two-minute period b11t was taken down again. By JOHN MILOGLAV · With less than one minute of Friday, Dec. 6 and will hold the Staff Writer lbs., was the only Lobo grappler period. next home meet against Arizona TVIEXICO to win for UNM. In the first three-minute period riding time diffe1·ence, no riding No. 55 The UNM wrestling team lost points were given, ending with State Friday, Jan. 10. Wednesday, December 4, 1968 its first meet of the season 26-3 The evening started with two Ortega had his choice and took Following are the results of Vol. 72 exhibition matches for the audi­ the advantage position on the the 5-4 decision for Ortega, and ~v last night to a tough squad from three team points. the meet, the Lobos listed first: . Colorado State College (CSG) ence. Both were won by CSC mat. Vallow made an escape, 123-Philip Walker was dec. wrestlers, one a decision and the bringing the score to 4-2. Referee The other match that the GOO­ last night in Johnson Gym. The plus crowd especially liked was by Joe Torres, 9-2; 130-Curtis meet was the first for both other a fall. Clem Charlton ruled the two Wilson was dec. by Bob Munoz, Qrtega Wins wrestlers were out of the circle the heavyweight match between teams. 6-5; Rudy Griego was dec. by !i' ·~- Ti'm~'; UNM co-captain Roger Brown Test Set when Ortega took Vallow to the Ortega, an Albuquerque stu­ Len Groom, 19-5; 145-Fred ~-;:-...• mat a third time. and Ike Sherlock from CSC. dent who wrestled for Albuquer­ Roger and Sherlock had a high­ Perez was dec. by Pat Menke, LQQK que High, decisioned Larry Val­ One-point Edge 7-0; 152-Ralph Stevenson was Ortega escaped in the third spirited match with a one-point low of esc with a 5-4 score, advantage going to Sherlock pinned by Mel Crider, 2:02 third In the first period Ortega early in the second period. Sher­ pet:od; 160-George Fredericks scored a takedown :for two points, lock was able to build up a lead was dec. by Ralph Gam bin, 8-2; For Placement Vallow escaped (one point) but late in the second and thb:d 167-Rick Ortega decisioned was taken to the mat again be- Ski Club Holds periods, finally decisioning Roger Larry Yallow, 5-4; 177-Fred 8-2. Paynter was dec. by Jim Alexan­ name Meeting Tonite Lobos Journey West der, 12-0; Hywt.-Roger Brown II The Lobo squad will be in Tuc- was dec. by Ike Sherlock, 8-2. Dogs! The UNM Ski Club will have In Pe©Jce Corrps WiMAN its annual Bongo Board Contest Peace Co1·ps representatives are The rcprest'ntatives have served Makers of Hand Made at tonight's meeting in the Union NEW MEXICO BOOK COMPANY currently attending night classes, in 11laces from Turkey to the island 4201 Central N.E. 265-7410 Indian Jewelry Theater at 7:30. Members will be of Hilo, in Hawaii. 298-1828 .. , showing movies, visiting UNM 6901 Lomas N.E. 268-6848 OLDTOWN competing for valuable prizes; 89 Winroc:k Center .. first prize being a season pass to .IJ. dm·mitories and Greek houses, and Town Cooperative Childrens' Books ~~>-' talking to students in an effo1·t to Santa Fe Ski Area. Entries will Fiction and Nonfiction . ' (/.:. Gary Jameson, a 1965 graduate be taken right up to meeting Paperbucks Bargains l t·ecruit volunteers for the Peace o£ Bradley Univet•sity, worked in time. and are $5 a piece. Corps. Turkey with chicken demonstra­ Members are urged to attend The new Peace Corps in Albu­ tion projects and with a town in order to sign up for the Taos querque is conducting the first group involved in teaching handi­ ski trip scheduled for the week­ weel~ of a two-week information craft skills to villagers through a end of Dec. 14. Slides of last government cooperative. ~~:j campaign. Seniors and __ ,. u .... week's uproarious lodge party ~t Representatives will administe1· California State graduate Jane­ will also be shown. the Peace Corps language place­ ice McConnell worked with the Na· ment test to college students only tiona! Council on Youth in Peru, Graduate Students Wednesday, Dec, 4 through 6 at establishing norms and new meth­ 10 a.m., noon, and 4:30p.m. at the ods of child rehabilitation for use Want Ads Members of the Scholarship Committee discussed giVIng $1,000 UNM Placement Center. in combined correctional institu­ Scholarship Committee scholarships to high school student leaders in a meeting last night. tions and orphanages. Ca~eer hunt. with 90 of the finest companies FOR RENT Angelita Altea, a native of the havrng operatrons located in the New Jersey/New TWO GffiLS or TWO BOYS to shore my home in N.W. $50 month or $25 each. Philippines, worked as a Peace York metropolitan area. On December 26-27 at the After 6 p.m. at 844-9965. At San Francisco State Corps trainer during two pro­ Marriott Motor Hotel, intersection of Garden State FOR SALE grams in her country. She recently Parkway and Rout~ SO, Saddle Brook, New Jersey. ZENITH PORTABLE STEREO. Like new. terminated a training program in Two speaker units each containing 8 in. Hawaii for Peace Corps volun­ & 4 in. speaker, Best offer. Call 268-8371 ~or more det~ils, including a listing of spon­ or 241-8705. teers working in community de­ sonng companres, see your college placement 63 Volkswagen Sedan. Sunroof, rndio. $750. Police Rout Armed Demonstrators velopment and regional·planning. director or write to the non-profit sponsor of the onsh. Contact: Vermont, Box 477, Pla­ BoJJu, /'4 also screamed obscenities at the Another officer was felled by a Worked As Teacher citas, New Mex. 87048. YAMAHA SALES SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - in the day, Hayakawa announced second annuai"Career-ln": Industrial Relations STEREO COMPONENT SYSTEM, includes classes would be held Wednesday riot-equipped officers. thrown brick. Sylvia Patton, a graduate of Association of Bergen County, P. 0. Box 533, amPlifie~, tuner, turntable & speakers; Club-swinging police routed de­ At several points, students Colorado State University, taught $200. Also for sale, Electric portable -4724 MenAul Blvd. N.E. Phone 255.0237 monstrators armed with metal "at the regular time.'' "Don't Grab Me" Typewriter Smith Corona 110) $180. Ctl11 wearing blue armbands, symboli­ world history, geography, girls' Saddle Brook, New Jersey 07662. bars, bottles, rocks and sticks "I want to make it clear to Officers chased demonstrators 277-4461. everyone that I'm determined to zing their support of Hayakawa, physical education, and English in CORV Am OWNERS - Spoke wheel huh­ Tuesday in bloody encounters on into the library building at one a rural school in the northern calls four) for 13' whcds. Half price, lll<c the San Francisco State College break up this reign of terror," battled with rebel students wear­ new. Call 242-6726 niter 5 p.m. YAMAHA SNOW MOBILE --0#Hf--~ Hayakawa told newsmen. ing red armbands. point. "Don't grab me," cried one Andes of Ecuador. She also worked WORLD'S most difficult jigsaw puzzle, trip campus. After order was restored, po­ youth on the librarY stairs as in home demonstrlltion clin'ics, on glasses, strawberry candles, flower J)en­ Acting President S. I. Hayaka­ "This has been a rough day for a birth control project, and as a ciJs, hip CbrlstnlllJ! eards. The Bo Trec. wa vowed "to break up this reign lice left the campus. But witbin he was collared and clubbed. 2218 Central SE, 242-2018. students and faculty, who are counselol' in a summer camp. BUTTERFIELD . your personal service jeweler of terror." He called the rlemon­ trying to continue the education 30 minutes they returned to again Hayakawa's plea for demon­ 1966 BSA, 441 ec single condition like new. disperse demonstrators attempt­ Marine Corps veteran Pete Skin­ Top cash offer takes it. Call Tom Tal)Ja strators "anarchists." process, for police who are trying, strators to disperse went unheed­ 268-0691. ing to hold another rally and ner worked with a cooperative land Thirty-two activists, including to keep p e a c e on campus and ed. HELP WANTED three girls and six Negroes, were anarchists who have dropped their smashing windows in the business development society in India. Un· BABYSITTER WANTED by the week. ready ..• disguise for interest in construc­ and social science building. Mayor Joseph L. Alioto defend­ der his direction, 4,000 acres of Must have ovm transportation. Interested jailed in the violence -the worst land were brought under a de­ l)el'!lons vlease contllot Mrs. Angel at in the embattled school's history.