Deborah Hagen Named To Spring Honor Roll
Deborah Hagen a senior metallurgical engineering major at New Mexico Tech has been named to the spring honor roll. Daughter of Theodore and Patricia Hagen of Rodeo she meets the 13 credit hours and 3.0 GPA criterion. New Mexico Tech, a small college with about 1370 students, operates four divisions and supports extensive R and D activities through its centers and bureaus.
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Deborah Hagen
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
She Is the Daughter
Theodore and
Patricia Hagen
Rodeo
New Mexico Tech
Tech
the College
Petroleum Recovery’ Research Center
New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources
Why do free men choose slavery in TRIM bulletin
The New Mexico 2nd Dist TRIM Committee distributes its summer bulletin titled Why do free men choose slavery It quotes scripture Freedom requires eternal vigilance It is not free and must be preserved by a moral well informed electorate The bulletin, a John Birch Society educational effort, promotes lower taxes through less government It notes Rep Joe Skeen's voting pattern in the House as part of its report and circulating thousands of copies as a public service
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New Mexico
Josef Martin
New Mexico 2Nd Dist. Committee
Joe Skeen
House of Representatives
Seniors Urged to Meet Oct 1 Academy Deadline
High school seniors in New Mexico's Second Congressional District are reminded they must file applications by October 1 for appointments to national military academies. Congressman Joe Skeen says he wants every eligible student considered. Applications available in Roswell, Las Cruces, or his Washington office. Board reviews will occur on November 12.
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New Mexico
Joe Skeen
Rn.m
Skeen
Roswell
Las Cruces
Washington
Longworth Hob
Academy Review Boards
Leo Yates
New Mexico State University
Yates
Floral Design Student Completes Phoenix Course
Gloria Martinez of Redwood Gardens finishing two weeks at Phil Rulloda's School of Floral Design in Phoenix. Rulloda, a top designer, earned four first places in the FTD America's Cup 1974-75. Gloria invites new and returning customers to benefit from her training.
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Gloria Martinez
Redwood Gardens
Phil Rulloda
School of Floral Design
Phoenix
Gloria
Fishing reports and local notes from New Mexico
The page lists fishing in early morning and evening hours on the Gila River between Red Rock and Virden, with catfish and white bass at Caballo. It notes New Mexico's child restraint law now in effect, and that 37 states plus DC have similar statutes. It also covers seedling program openings by the Division of Forestry, forestry species offered, highway safety trends, Las Cruces federal building naming bill, Flat Earth Society remarks, and Sattinger’s law quip.
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Gila River
Red Rock
Virden
Elephant Buttee
Caballo
New Mexico
District of Columbia
USA
Ea House
Federal
Las Cruces
U.S
Harold L. Runnels
eCharles K. Johnson
Flat Earth Society
North Pole
eSattinger
Fireworks photo tops page one from Fourth of July
A staff photo caption credits either John Schimmel or Sherrie Arrendondo for the Fourth of July fireworks image on page one. The piece also notes recent Lordsburg staters photos funded largely by the American Legion and features a reprinted parenting article on avoiding summer boredom in kids. It recalls family summer days and a memory of a father who left school after sixth grade to support his family with simple weekend joys.
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John Schimmel
Sherrie Arredondo
Fishing Report Highlights Across Gila Basin Rivers and Lakes
The report notes fair salmon egg fishing on Gila Middle Fork and good worm and salmon egg use on Gila River. Lake Roberts slow with few taken. Caballo shows fair white bass and early fish, best from boats. catfish abundant on trotlines and baits at the upper lake. Rio Grande below Caballo slow. Snow Lake slow but productive for trout with wet flies and marshmallows or fireballs on banks amid a heavy algae bloom. Willow Creek fair to good on worms and fireballs. Wall Lake trout not recommended with some bullhead catfish. Quemado Lake large fish from bank using marshmallows and larvae. Bill Evans slow with catfish and crappie at dawn and dusk. Bear Canyon slow as well. Gila River from Turkey Creek to Virden good for catfish with worms. Elephant Butte few largemouths on plugs and white bass on minnows and sassy shad. catfish on trotlines and cut bait or liver.
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Gila Middle Fork
Gila River
Lake Roberts
Caballo
Rio Grande
Snow Lake
Willow Creek
Wall Lake
Quemado Lake
Bill Evans
Bear Canyon
Turkey Creek
Virden
Elephant Butte
Zoo To You Charms library crowd with live animal show
Close to a hundred children and adults enjoyed the Zoo To You program at the library on Wednesday June 29. Attendees viewed a Peach-fronted Conure, a Kangaroo Rat, a Marine Toad, an African Chervil, and a Boa Constrictor, then joined story hour with folk tales and songs. A concluding Book Magic session is planned for July 14 and a summer reading party with prizes on July 16.
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Diana Culberson
Season-Proof Your Home for Summer Energy Savings
This piece advises using weatherstripping caulking and insulation to keep cool air in and heat out. Check attic and duct insulation clean or replace filters and verify the room thermostat. A 78 degree setting promotes efficient energy use and a free booklet offers more tips.
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Floral Design
By Jack Walz
Lordsburg
American Legion
Fishing Report
Western Auto
R.v.’S
Liberal
Alfonso Alvarez
Margie M. Alvarez
David G. Montano
Montano
Nick Armbula
Lydia Armbula
Ford Tempo
Lordburg
U.S.P.S
Box L
N.M
Jack Walz
Charles Marquez
Harold Oberg
Texas-New Mexico Power Company
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