University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository 1979 The aiD ly Lobo 1971 - 1980 10-8-1979 New Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 083, No 31, 10/ 8/1979 University of New Mexico Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1979 Recommended Citation University of New Mexico. "New Mexico Daily Lobo, Volume 083, No 31, 10/8/1979." 83, 31 (1979). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/daily_lobo_1979/104 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 1979 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ~I"' ioJ..s. 3 7¥/7if?; UBRP.RY Uh-3 c~ vv t 0 {cg {"7q 1979 '}J'r .... ?-' '}, cqrc 2-- · -N-...... ··•.. e··· .. ·. ·,· ..,_,·, Mexico ·Monday, OctoberS, 1979 PsycholOgy prof llhurt and angry" By Erin Ross The UNM Faculty Handbook A UNM professor Sunday states "Time spent in outside denied charges by four state employment, or in additional psychologists that he has work done within the University behaved unethically as a for extra compensation, or in University employee and as a both of these together, may not member of the state Board of exceed the equivalent of one work Psychologist Examiners. day per week during the contract Associate psychology period. professor Samuel Roll was ac­ Henry Ellis, chairman of the cused Saturdn\' by UNM Arts psychology department, said and Sciunn~:-; rounselor Tom time spent by Roll at his outside Venardos and three other business has been monitQred by - psycholo~;ists- of ·using l:iis the psychology department. He University office to conduct a said Roll has never exceeded the private counseling business, of one-day-a-week maximum. violating his University .contt·act .Roll, secretary of the state and of failing to follow ethical Board of Psychologist policies in certifying state Examiners, was also accused of psychologists. using his position on the hoard to "There have b~n timC's in the help· certification of his UNM past I have used my. campus graduate students. office for private reasons, bu,t In response Roll said1 ''I have always with administrative never knowingly scored a student approval," Roll said Sunday. of mine on the state tests." He "This happened in the past • I said he once corrected an exam would say Ja~t year sometime. for one of his students but ''the But the charges state that I am scoring was blind and 1 didn't still doing this; I am not." know that it was one of my Roll said he did have a private · students until afterwards." counseling business in '"I am hurt and angry about Albuquerque, but he bas been the charges," Roll said. ••r think careful to· Se'Parate his business their (the four men's) pbilosphy from his University employme.nt. is that if you tell. a lie long "They (the four psychologists) enough, people begin to believe say that I am violating my . it." University contract by doing The~ charges, .. presented as a. If private Work.·. yoti dmck the declaration 1 asked New Mexico Faculty Handbook, you'll see Governor Bruce King to appoint that I have staye<J within those a special prosecutor outside of guidelines~. I am allowed to work the· attorney general's office to one day a week outside my conduct an investigation of the University employment. I am state Board of·· ·Psychologist The Eighth AnnuallnternationalHot A;r Bailon - 7:45 a.m. The nine-day event will continue doing this and I have been Examiners. The declaration was Fiesta started Saturday with a mass ascension at through Sl!nclay. (Photo. by John Chadwick) monitored through my depar­ signed by John A. Salazar, a tment." continued on page 6 BEF reviews state university funding By Uarblll'a Breed revenue bonds to fund student loans. He projects. They are .KNME television the BEF staff recommended it receive The Board of Educational Finance held said this funding source would be used as station, the Student Exchange and $664.,500. This $143,800 increase ovet last initial hearings Friday and Saturday at a secondary market for loans made by Contract Program, the State Stu~ent year's appropriation· included .KNME's the UNM School of Medicine to review commercial lenders. The BEF would · Loan Program Administraton, the Poison request to hirE! several new employees, funding requests from -state educational continue to contract with the universites Control Center and the Harwood Foun· replace old equipment a11d buy new institutions. to serve as fiscal agent fot the program. dation. Funding for the Medical Center's equipment. The BEF staff suggested 'l'b,e hearings were primarily devoted to The board approved the te.com­ special .projects including the School of KNME try to fill some of the positions funding of "special projects'' for fiscal mendations. Medicine's Instruction and General with students. It. also recommended that year 1980·1981 budget appropriations. The hoard reviewed the New Mexico budget1 the Cancer Research and the station wotk more closely with the The board reviewed funding requests for Student Incentive Grant Program and Treatment Center, the Children's Corpor~tion for Public Broadcasting, and special proJects of UNM, Eastern New Intercollegiate Athletics, two pt:ojects Psychiatric Center, the State <Medical continued o_n page3 Mexico Umversity, New Mexico State that apply to all state universities. Investigator, the Out•of·County Indigent Urtiversity 1 New Mexico Highlands The Student Incentive Grant Program Fund, the Health Resources Registry and University,· Western New Mexico is designed to provide direct grants to the Emergency Medical Services University and the New Mexico Institute students attending state public ana Academy. of.Mini.ngandTechrtology. · private post-secondary institutions. The Board set new guidelines for budget The l3·member board ru1es on budgets Students must be New Mexico residents requests at .its August meeting, reeom­ for the six state universities and for 13 and have a demonstrated need to qualify_ mendl.ng a 10• to 12·percent increase c:wer other. state educational institutions. Xt for these grants, The BEF staff recom· last year's liudget ·'for employee salaries employs six staff members who research mended. that $385,341 be appropriated for and a lO•percent increase for aU ·other funding requests from the institutions and this program. The federal govetiunent will .general operating expenses. Ali of the make recommendations 0n the funding to match those funds, for a total of$~70 ,682. budget requests except for the Student the board. The staff recommended a $2 1489,600 ~xchange and Contract Program, the Prior to reviewing the special projects, appropriation for Intercollegiate Cancer Reseach and Treatme.nt Center, the stafts executive secretary, bon Athletics, UNM and NM:SU wl11 each and the OUt·of•County Irtdig~nt Fund Stuart, recommended that the Board rect'liVe $7271000; NMHU, ENMtr and reflected these guidelines and requested a propose to the State Legislature the WNMU will each receive $266,400; 12-per.cent increase for salaries and 'a 10·_ 'rhe Lobos fell out of favor with the creation of a private nonprofit ag(!ncy to · N.M.MI will receive $211,500; and NMIMT percent Increase for all other operating gods Saturday and, despite the efforts of guarantee aU loans made i11 the state will receive $24,900. This is a. $266,'700 expenses, Many of the programs also a t1ewly est~tbUshedOracle, bowed to the Student Loan Program, whether the loans increase over· last year's :appropriation, requested additional funding for "ex• Aztec tribe in the Aututnrt rituai.See nre made by the state pr6gram or by and was attributed to a 12·percellt Jn· pansitm" of .programs, which entailed pageS commetdal lenders. fie furthet recom- flation tate. biting new staff members and buying new mended that the board propose legislation Most of Friday afternoon .was spent equipment. , granting the BIDF authotity to sell reviewing funding for UNM:'s special KNMin requestl'!d $809,746: however, Page 2, New Mexico Oaily Lobo, October 8, 1979 Page 3, New M!'lxico Daily Lobo, October 8, 197.8 National Briefs . · t t • 't spokesman said. ''But we don't days theproteRt<>rsh<ld :~:,,,;,,_;·.: V.:~~.-~ ;\::d nwmber~ of his C Q·· ·f have a prec1'se .date Y.et. I'm not. f ·1· d t - • ; • ·.. .•--c·.\. an,1 the Symbionese as .ro v·fs. ~1 e_ __o gmn urt.."t'-'~~· .~.._' -:.:t --·· · Pope fin1shes Unl.t.. e··d···. Na·.tt'_.o.ns sure if that has been set by the acre Seabrook Nn:>tm•::.·:·. >::; : .•-,--·,;: ·:c .\ml~'· The Do!lg Special projects evaluated at hearing Cubans." an d. turn 1t· mto· "an ;mt:-::~:;_,·,l:· - ·· '·:.i,·pcndent Press­ c~mti_n~ed from page 1' a 12-percent incr¢ase in adminis.trative to hire a new staff person. WASHINGTON (UP!) - p • · village" with ,.,,g>~tab:f '::: .•-;: -· , .... :<T•>rtt>d Sunday. American visit struction, research, public service, patiMt through them try to obtain appropriations costs, a net increase of 20 returning The HarWood Foundation requested care, executive and administrative .offices., Cubun Pr~sident Fidel Cast1·o Q 1fCe gardens. :':.·.J::.·:,•,J r<'mnants of repel WASHINGTON (UP!) _ from the St.ate Legialature for the students, a net increase of eight students, $110,600; the BEF staff recommended ~pecial student programs and physical will visit the United Nations this "Let's face it. w~·n· !!<': >:·•::-;,: \!.,::;<::'~dan - some of whose Pope . John . ~aut II ended his equipment the station needs. and an increase in support fees for the $83,900. The Foun<;lation is located hi plant maintenance.