Kennecott PR Director Safford Dies at 55 in Truth or Consequences
Harley R. Saffold 55 longtime Kennecott Copper China Mines PR director died last week in Truth or Consequences. A former journalist, he led Kennecott PR for 21 years after stints as editor at the Silver City Daily Press and El Paso Times reporter. He leaves wife Irma and son Stephen of Silver City.
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Harley
R. P
Bill” Saffold
Kennecott Copper Corporation
China Mines Division
Saffold
Kennecott
Silver City Daily Press
Austin High School
el Paso
Texas College of Mines
University of Texas At el Paso
Safford
el Paso Times
School of Mines
Chicago
United Press
Silver City
Public Relations Society of America
The
New Mexico Press Association
New Mexico Public Relations Conference
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
New Mexico
New Mexico Mining Association
New Mexico Association of Commerce and Industry
Reading Awards Ceremony at Courthouse Lawn
The summer reading program ends with a party and puppet show this Saturday at 10 a.m. on the courthouse lawn. All children are invited. certificates for the Bookworm Club and Take a Giant Step will be presented. Prizes, punch, and cookies provided.
Umphres Elected FFA President in Lordsburg Chapter
Rocky Umphres was elected president of the Lordsburg Chapter of the Future Farmers of America at the last regular meeting. A Lordsburg High School senior, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Umphres and notes the chapter is seeking a charter from the national association as he urges interested students to enroll promptly.
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Rocky Umphres
Lordsburg
The
Future Farmers of America
Bernard Umphres
Rocky
Lordsburg High School
FFA
National Association
Community Friendship Day Set for August 4 in Lordsburg
A Lordsburg brief notes a Community Friendship Day event Saturday August 4 at the National Guard Armory. Local residents are encouraged to attend for activities and community building.
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National Guard Armory
Social Security Pays More for Disabled Children
About 13 000 more people with disabilities and their mothers may qualify for benefits this year, totaling around 17 million dollars, after 1972 amendments allow childhood disability payments when disability begins before age 22 rather than 18. The change reflects shifts in family life and work patterns.
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Irving L. Bourge, Jr
Las Cruces
Social Security Office
New disability rule shields childhood beneficiaries from loss of support
A new provision protects childhood disability beneficiaries by reinforcing parental support, addressing a long standing gap in coverage. The rule ensures dependents continue to receive necessary aid without losing benefits due to separation or other changes in family circumstances.
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