New Mexico Urged to Protect Uranium Industry
A New Mexico legislative committee toured Grants area uranium operations to study the future of the industry and its impact on west central New Mexico. They heard from officials and industry reps about refining in state, jobs, and reclamation plans at Anaconda’s Jackpile Paquate open pit, which employs about 580 while signaling a shift toward underground mines.
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Grants
Grants Uranium Region
Grants Uranium
New Mexico
Mershon
Anaconda
Southern Union Gas Co
Bob Grant
Grant
Laguna Puebla
Eourth
T.N. Fitch
Fitch
Ernie
Lucero
Miss Dodson Works With NMSU Co op
Bayard student Georgelen Doudson is among 70 NM State University students in a cooperative education program this term. The program blends study at NMBSBA with work in related jobs, requiring 30 hours of college work and at least a 2.1 GPA. The initiative has aided over 900 students’ finances and job experience this year.
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Georgelen Doudson
Bayard
New Mexico State University
Dodson
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nmbsba
Oliver Dodson
Apodaca Won't Oppose Humphrey's Candidacy
Gov. Jerry Apodaca says he has no objection to Hubert Humphrey as the Democratic presidential nominee but believes New Mexico will back an active candidate at the national convention. He supports uncommitted delegates only if they signal commitment to a named candidate. Ed Romero leads the push for an uncommitted NM delegation to the convention. Former state chairman Ben Alexander backs Humphrey alignment with Carter's NM campaign.
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Hubert Humprey
Ed Romero
Bernalillo County
Democratic
Sen. Humphrey
New Mexico
Ben Alexander
Jimmy Carter
Humphrey
Lordsburg Sanctuary Choir Sings in Silver City
The Lordsburg First United Methodist Church Sanctuary Choir will perform the Gaither and Huff cantata Alleluja at Silver City's First United Methodist Church on Sunday April 4. Directed by Jim Culberson the concert features music narration and personal testimonies, with soloists and narrators listed and the public invited.
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Lordsburg
Silver City
First United Methodist Church
New Mexico
Bill
Gloria Gaither
Ronn Huff
Jim Culberson
Carol Bryan
Kim Culberson
Diana Culberson
Regina Newton
Chris Sanders
Charlotte Badgett
Nina Blakeman
Clyde Mahan
Harriett Malott
John Allen
John Neal
Gayle Kipp
Jima Culberson
Gerald White
Grant County Commissioners to Meet at Silver City NM
The Grant County Board of Commissioners will convene at the County Court House in Silver City on Monday in April 1976 at 9:00 A.M. This mandatory meeting, required by state law, is signed by County Manager Manuel T. Serna.
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Board of County Commissioners
Grant County
New Mexico
Silver City
Fri-City Landfill Commission
Bayard
Horace M. Maners
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Silver City Daily Press
Miss Dodson
NMSU
Mount Taylor
Gulf Mineral Resources Corp
John Selters
Selters
Gulf
National Forest
Kerr-McGee Nuclear Corp
Ambrosia Lake
Kerr-McGee
Ernie Orrell
Biology Club
Great Race Commission
Flash
Dazzie
Bob Miller
Rick Hendrix
Rachael Merz
Paul Packard
Earl Keene
Earlene Garlow
Sue Ann Parrish
Vicki Cooper
Paul Wilmeth
Norman Jackson
Mark Erickson
Nadine Ornelas
Bruce Hayward
Tony Ornelas
Twil
WNMU
Good Life
Jane Calkins
Ann McGuire
Maggie Rhudy
Gilbert Calkins
J.R. Calkins
Shannon
Bill McGuire
Maya Khudy
Steve Calkins
Ramaswamy
Vishawanthane
Janice Calkins
United Campus Ministry
Sky Pilot
Travis Kirchner
Chris Eng
Drew Jaffee
Ron Lamora
Joel Wallach
Allison Rogers
Mike Simmons
Dale Giese
Diane Boyd
James Estes
Gene Galassini
Willie T. Gonzales
Willie Gonzales
Sisneros, Lane
Gonzales
Pecos
Safety Shoe Headquarters
Work Shoe Headquarters
The
Maxwell House
Apodaca
Danny Kaye
New Haven, Conn
New Haven
Yale Philharmonia Orchestra
Yale University
Kaye
Sylvia Fine
Yale
W York
New York Public Library
Fifth Ave
America
Ronald Coyne
Woman's Club Building
Manuel T. Serna
AZM
D.D. Diaz
Elks Club
Elks
Police & Fire Station
Hurley
Central
Tyrone
Silver
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