Coors cash for cans recycling hits new records
Adolph Coors Company reports its aluminum can recycling program across 11 states has paid out 31.5 million dollars since January 1, 1970 while collecting 245.2 million pounds of aluminum. 1.2 billion cans were gathered in 1976 through 200 distributors.
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Snow goose hunt at Bosque del Apache trimmed to mornings
Southwest Fish and Wildlife Service Regional Director W. O. Nelson announced a major change to the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge snow goose hunt. The hunt will be reduced to morning hours only, with sessions on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays from November 20 through December 19 for those selected in the October 21 drawing.
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W. O. Nelson
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge
New Mexico Names Kathryn Treat State Home Economics Leader
Dr Kathryn Treat of St Paul Minnesota is appointed state home economics program leader for New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service effective January 1 1977. She previously served as Extension clothing specialist in New Mexico and is currently a 4H and youth development specialist at the University of Minnesota.
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New York
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North Carolina State University
National Endowment offers $5000 fellowships for crafts
Deadline December 20 to apply for NEA fellowships in crafts including glassblowers metalsmiths potters weavers and woodworkers of any age or style. Fellowships cover time and materials to advance careers. Send applications to Visual Arts Program NEA Washington DC 20506 or contact New Mexico Arts Commission Lew Wallace Building Santa Fe 87503 827-2061.
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Visual Arts
Washington, D.C
New Mexico Arts Commission
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Santa Fe
Commission
American Motors offers elderly discount under NRTA AARP plan
American Motors joined the National Retired Teachers Association and AARP purchase privilege program, offering NRTA AARP members $25 to $225 off new car purchases plus $50 more if factory air conditioning is included. Reimbursements are sent directly by American Motors after verification. members should broker best local deal and forward sales slips with membership number. Harriet Miller, NRTA AARP Executive Director, notes mobility remains vital for older people facing inflation.
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National Retired Teachers Association
American Association of Retired Persons
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Harriet Miller
How packaging transformed food shopping over a century
A century ago shoppers visited multiple specialists for each item. cheese came in wheels, bread was unsliced, and meat was wrapped in paper. The rise of refrigeration and flexible wraps like cellophane and polyethylene cut losses, extended shelf life, and reduced handling, reshaping modern stores and consumer ease.
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