Highland Group Trips Celebrate SWAAS Members at Rancho de Monte
Highland Elementary School SWAAS honor group spent two nights at Rancho del Monte near Santa Fe. They toured the capitol and Bande lier National Monument, studied cliff dwelling history, and viewed films. Eight sixth graders won citizenship recognitions for stamp collection efforts to fund milk donations overseas.
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Highland Elementary School
Martha Terrazas
Mary Mendoza
Cathy Singleton
Ermenia Fresquez
Elia Lopez
Louie Cobos
David Vasquez
Xavier Lopez
Danny Sosa
Manuel Montoya
Mike Jiminez
Pedro Anaya
Rancho del Monte
Santa Fe
Rancho de Monte
Capitol
Bandelier National Monument
Farr
Expenses for dates cost more than outings with friends
University of Washington researchers study student habits and find dating costs exceed male outings by more than two to one. The average evening out totals 7.78 dollars with a girl and 3.52 dollars without, based on a survey of 19 000 students.
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J. Ditmore
June R. Key
Russell Corbin
H. Kay Preston
Seattle, Wash
University of Washington School of Communications
Plastic surgery and appearance in society and health
The article discusses facial plastic surgery's role in personal and professional perception, noting noses as focal points, gender differences in seeking procedures, and the link between appearance and self worth. It includes reader questions on blood viscosity, wound healing, chest X rays, glaucoma, and general health hints about aging and monkeys.
Supplemental Water Right Is Granted In Roswell Basin
A Hager area farmer Gilbert Gomez received approval May 17 from State Engineer Steve Reynolds to drill an artesian well in the Roswell Artesian Basin. The order lets Gomez take up to 2 percent acre-feet per acre from all sources, prioritizing surface water first, for 174 acres east of the Pecos River near Hagerman.
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Santa FE
Hagerman
Pecos River
Steve Reynolds
Gilbert Gomez
Roswell
Reynolds
Gomez
Roswell Artesian Basin
Barbed Wire Origins Named Inventor and Early Maker
The first barbed wire appeared around 1873 and the first large scale producer was Joseph Glidden of DeKalb Illinois, a pivotal figure in the wire’s early development.
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Joseph Glidden
DeKalb, Ill
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A compact crossword list with Across and Down clues covering varied words from second to frost odor, including Goblin to general legal terms. Several entries describe behaviors, objects, and natural phenomena across a full grid.
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