The Open Road Hitchhiking Trend Across Generations
The piece notes a rise in roadside hitchhiking as a social fad among youth. It contrasts modern practice with past necessity when families had few cars and recalls a 35 mile hitchhike to work. It questions motivations and what travelers do when not on the road.
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Wabash
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Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis Ends in Deaths and Injuries
The 500 mile Memorial Day race at Indianapolis ended with two dead and several injured including spectators. Newspapers call for reduced speeds, dubbing the 22 mile oval blood alley, while critics argue for banning the race or allowing unrestricted high speed.
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22 Mile
Miami Dolphins
Gasoline Pinch Felt Here
Local news notes a gasoline shortage weighing on residents as the week closes. Other brief items mention discrimination charges filed and a paying project setback amid a string of negative headlines. A lighthearted tag line ends the page.
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The
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New Mexico superintendents to receive July pay raises
Most New Mexico public school superintendents will see salary boosts starting July 1 after late budget hearings. The article lists pay increases for districts including Tucumcari, Clovis, Taos, Ruidoso, Jemez and others, with several leaders gaining over a thousand dollars. It also notes appointments and state actions affecting committees and commissions, including Rep. Alvino Castillo as chair of the Legislative Insurance Study Committee and Head Start grant awards to multiple agencies.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Los Lunas
R. A. Gabaldon
Gabaldon
Bernard Baca
Bernalillo
Pete Santistevan
Cuba
Melvin Cordova
Lordsburg
James L. Latham
Santa Rosa
Louis J. Flores
Vaughn
Tom Tenorio
San Jon
Loyd E. Lee
Logan
Bob Burgoon
Tucumcari
Horace Wood
House
Henry L. Paul
Clovis
L. W. Byans
Texico
A. D. McDonald
Melrose
Dan Younger
Grady
Leck Jones
Taos
Orlando G. Ortiz
Springer
Fred J. Pompeo
Cimarron
Joe Pompeo Jr
Clayton
Taylor Stephenson
Des Moines
Michael J. May
Alvino Castillo
Dcolfax-Union
Legislative Insurance Study Committee
Castillo
Bruce King
Sandoval
Eddy
Chaves
Eastern Plains
Odis Echols
D-Clovis
Legislative Health and Aging Committee
Echols
U. S. House
Jim Brown
Eunice
Republican Party
James Dudley Brown
New Mexico State University
Silver City
City of
Lincoln
Colfax
Harding
William P. Stephens
State Agriculture Department
Seashells found inland reveal ancient sea history
The writer notes shells collected from a hillside in Silver City by a wife and a Houston University geology team. They dated shells to about 19 million years old, show the area was once underwater, and describe fossils and sea urchin drilling marks as part of field study.
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Silver City
University of Houston Geology Department
Houston
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