St Marys Hospital signs major architectural contracts for nursing home
St Marys Hospital announces signing of architectural contracts totaling about 3.6 million for a 120 bed nursing home south of the hospital and extensive remodeling. Page Southerland Page leads the design with James Wright directing the project and Alley Connells and Associates as associate architects. Groundbreaking expected after bids and final approvals in four to six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hoffman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Thomas K. Denton
Denton
Page Southerland Page
St. Mary’s
James Wright
Dallas
Alley, Connells and Associates of
Roswell
Archbishop Makarios Dies Casts Cyprus Into Turmoil
Archbishop Makarios president of Cyprus since independence died of a heart attack at 5 15 am local time ten days before his 64th birthday. His death creates a power vacuum amid Greek and Turkish Cypriot tensions and fears of renewed turmoil.
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Nick Ludington
Associated Press
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Mediterranean
Sym
Greece
Ankara
Turkey
United Nations
Britain
Indian Ocean
Seychelles
Lord Caradon
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Lebanon
Middle East
National Council
Spiros Kyprianou
New Mexico antelope population hits all time high
The Antelope Task Force reports statewide antelope numbers up to 26,000 by 1975, a rise from 15,000 in 1965, as discussions begin on fence modifications to aid movement across BLM lands. Attendees include Bill Huey and Max Lieurance, with the project prompting debate on habitat balance and livestock impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Antelope
Don Hoffman
Antelope Task Force
Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Association
Bureau of Land Management
State Department of Game and Fish
Roswell
Joe Sheen
Game and Fish
Max Lieurance
BLM
Walt Snyder
Game and Fish Department
Snyder
Huey
Skeen
Mescalero
Lieurance
United States
W.H
Bud” Eppers
Eppers
The
Grazing Association
Birth in helicopter defies stork tale in Oklahoma
Mrs. Charlie Upshaw delivered a 5 pound 1 ounce girl mid air aboard a Ft. Sill helicopter en route to Oklahoma City. The baby arrived Tuesday night over Fletcher Oklahoma and both mother and infant were reported in stable or good condition.
Valle Grande geothermal may power Albuquerque by 1981
Geothermal resources in Valle Grande northern New Mexico could generate 400 000 kilowatts for 30 to 35 years and may be online by May 1981. Union Oil and Public Service Co. of New Mexico briefed Gov. Apodaca and officials on progress. The plan envisions a 50 000 kilowatt first unit as a commercial demonstration with PSC to own plants. ERDA funding could speed development.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Valle Grande
Albuquerque
Jerry Apodaca
Union Oil Co
California
Public Service Co
Union Oil
Pat Dunigan
Valle Grande Ranch
PSC
Carl Ott
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Robert Campbell
Washington, D.C
Sandra Corea
Nicaragua
Joseph Almond
Great Britain
American Lancer
Long Beach
Calif
Unifax
the Game and Fish Department
Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother
Uurt
Billie Surmick
Billy the Kid
Lincoln County
Lincoln
William Shrecengost Jr
Kid
Att
Federal
Energ Research and Development Administration
Ott
ERDA
Wwe
State Television
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