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New Mexico Aggie

Location

Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1970

Page

3

Kenneth Black Alumnus and Commissioner Remembered

Kenneth Black, longtime alumnus and regent with Price-Black Farms since 1951 and Price's El Peso Dairy since 1968, served as Sierra County commissioner and New York state official. He survived by his widow Marian, four daughters, and several relatives.

Price-Black Farms el Peso WA Fousnet’ Mtember Abuanievi ‘Comnty Siérra County Sod New Lar Statsak Hecis Marian GP. Black Jahnifer Mins Bradley Hustexi

New Pres Pushes Regional Environmental Education Plan

Dr Gerald Thomas president of New Mexico State University outlined a regional environmental education and research initiative during the final session of XMSU’s National Teach-In on April 14. He urged faculty students and administration to explore approaches and sources for a major center to study environmental resources and population in the Land of Encamp.

Thomas NMSU Frank Osterhoudt agricultural _ economics department Isy Las Cruces Tires New Mexico JoAnn Ferguson

Birth and death controls discussed by Guttmacher lecture

Dr. Alan Guttmacher, president of Planned Parenthood World Population, warned that birth rates must be lowered to curb population growth. He considered compulsory birth control as a possibility only if growth remained at 2 percent by 1990, but favored education and persuasion for the next two decades. He spoke to 359 attendees at the Dove Lecture series at New Mexico State University, stressing quality of life and acceptance of birth control methods, and noted debates about population policy.

Alan Guttmacher New ‘Mexico State University Dove Guttmacher Planned Parenthood-World Population Pakistan Matt Pee- Po

Associations Welcomes Non Alumni As Associate Members

The association revised in 1965 allows non alumni such as parents and friends to become Associate members. Dues and privileges begin July 1 this year with a special mailing to alumni and other potential members. Privileged members receive discounts on season tickets for athletics and fine arts, plus a free ROUND UP subscription.

Rion Sac Unt Alumani

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