Selective Service Board Reports 18 Appeals May 1967
State Appeal Board met May 1 1967 and acted on 18 appeals. During the past year 580 appeals were handled with an average of 48 per meeting. Details include Class 1-A-O for a conscientious objector, Class 1-O, II-A civilian work, and hardship deferrals II-A. The process emphasizes that any registrant need only show intent to appeal and provide name and number. Free assistance from a Government Appeal Agent is available.
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Selective Service State Appeal Board
John P. Jolly
Selective Service
State Appeal Board
Jolly
Medical Corps
Department of Justice
U. S. Attorney
Department of Public Welfare
Agriculture Stabilization Committee
General Jolly
Local Notes Highlight BYU Student Return and Family Visits
Jeanne Hill, finishing her second year at BYU, returned to Lordsburg on May 26. She served as maid of honor June 2 at cousin Lynette Tenney’s Garden Grove California wedding and returned June 3. Armando Camacho and daughter Stephanie came back after visiting Taos with sisters Mrs. Gallegos. In Taos, Armando fished as Alex Abeyta and family from Albuquerque visited Lordsburg. Lisa and Lucinda stay about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Hill
BYU
Lynette Tenney
Garden Grove
California
Armando Camacho
Stephanie
Robert Gallegos
Taos
Gallegos
Camacho
Armando Wen
Alex Abeyta
Ula
Lucinda
Alex II
Adrian
Albuquerque
Cassie Martinez
Lisa
Government Workshops At WNMU For County Officials
A series of government workshops for Grant, Jawa, Hidalgo, and Catron counties will be held on the Western New Mexico University campus. The event, part of a federal program under Title I, uses UNM Institute of Government Research manuals and runs from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. with moderators Dr. Arthur Bach and Dr. James C. Harvey. Local officials Mayor Lowell Cain and Benny Altamirano will welcome attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western New Mexico University
Grant
Jawa
Hidalgo
Catrom
Institute of Government Research
University of New Mexico
Student Memorial Center
Arthur Bach
James C. Harvey
Lowell Cain
Benny Altamirano
County Board of Commissioners
Medicare bill payments sped up by carriers this year
Robert M Ball says private health insurers under federal contract now process Medicare doctor bills faster. Average carrier processing time is about 13 days, with some areas paying in 10 to 11 days. Since 1966 about $14 billion has been paid to patients and suppliers under the program.
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Medicare
Robert M. Ball
Social Security
Ball
Social Security Administration
Sea horses change color to evade predators
Sea horses alter their coloration to blend with surroundings and avoid detection by predators, supporting their survival in marine habitats.
Nighttime lighting urged to curb rising traffic deaths
Cleveland experts warn road deaths will surge to about 70 000 in 1975 if trends continue. J Parker Heck notes over half of fatalities happen at night when traffic is lighter, and advocates installing adequate street and highway lighting at critical locations to reduce nighttime crashes.
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Cleveland
National Safety Council
J. Parker Heck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Departments of Labor and Commerce
America
L.A
R. W. Allen
James Allen
Lordsburg
WNMU
Luna Motor Co
Buick
Pontiac
Southwest
Lehman's
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