College football bribes and coaching pay spark SEC turmoil
The letter discusses big college football salaries and recruiting temptations, noting coaches earning around 125000 and the impact of lavish gear and travel. Georgia Tech hints at leaving the SEC amid the Wally Butts Bear Bryant scandal, with broader calls for NCAA transparency and conference independence.
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Universit
Hyiwelly
Georgia Tech
SEC
Tech
Wally Butts
Bear Bryant
Butts
Bryant
NCAA
Notice of Probate Hearing for Mary Dee Kipp Will
Probate Court of Hidalgo County New Mexico schedules hearing on August 16 1963 at 11 00 a m in Lordsburg for proof of the Last Will and Testament of Mary Dee Kipp deceased Objections must be filed with Hidalgo County Clerk by the hearing date Emma J Scofield Hidalgo County Clerk and Joseph W Hodges attorney for petitioner first publication July 19 1963 last publication August 9 1963
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Mary Dee Kipp
Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Lordsburg
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Emma J. Scofield
Silver City
Lordsburg Schools Extend Term and Local Achievements
The Board of Education approved extending the Lordsburg school term by about ten days to a minimum of 180 days. District 4-H results include Richard McCarty winning first in rope halter, Linda Payne and Sandra Hatch first in piano duet, and Sandra Hatch first in fancy bread demonstration. Ann Day, Lordsburg artist, enrolled in Frederic Taubes Art Workshop at Cloudcroft Art Colony.
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Tech
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Lordsburg
Board of Education
Wesley Freebury
Virden
Richard McCarty
Linda Payne
Sandra Hatch
Cloudcroft
Ann Day
Taubes
New York
Drought relief request from Hidalgo County officials
Ten years ago on July 24 1953 Hidalgo County Farm and Livestock Bureau sent telegrams to the Secretary of Agriculture and Governor Mechem urging Hidalgo County be included with Grant Dona Ana and Sierra counties as drought relief eligible. Jack Kirby left for a brief Colorado vacation ending eight years at Kirby's Cafe with a pickup not a bicycle.
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Hidalgo County
Jack Kirby
Colorado
Jack
Kirby's Cafe
Windstorm Cuts Lordsburg Damage and Dust Storm Halts Traffic
A freak windstorm struck Lordsburg last Thursday around 5 PM causing about $50,000 in damage. A dust storm halted city traffic while Kuykendall Airport lost nine planes in a hangar. Roy Harper and wife of Leadrock report their son Grant earned 17 straight A credit hours at New Mexico A&M this semester.
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Lordsburg
Kuykendall
Roy Harper
Iedrock
Grant
New Mexico A&m
Community clubs meet amid postwar city growth
An item lists Boy Scout Troop 129 and several other clubs meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday while a 1948 county report shows about 13 000 dollars spent to repair and modernize nonfarm homes, according to the Tile Council of America.
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Go County
Cyuneil of America
Lightning Strikes Home Damaging Chimney and Wiring
Twenty years ago on July 23 a lightning bolt struck the home of Mr. and Mrs. PM Chase during a storm, knocking the chimney and putting out all wiring. The couple planned to move to El Paso later that month after selling their current ranch and house. The El Paso Natural Gas Company opened a new office in Ellison County to support a pipeline project with 60 mile lines and 8 and 6 5/8 inch diameters.
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PM. Chase Day
Tom B. Gee Haw
el Pasg
Sherwood Culberson
el Paso Natural Gampany
Tiow
Ellison
County
Projet
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Harber J. Heather
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