03 Apr 1975
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
1
The 17th century Salem witch hunt drama debuts Friday night in the arena theatre at WNMU Fine Arts Auditorium. Local cast and crew present Arthur Miller’s play with period themes and high school theater energy.
Defense Secretary Schlesinger warned of a severe test for Saigon's forces within about 30 days as North Vietnamese troops advance. He said any further U.S. military aid would hinge on the new defense perimeter and the perceived needs to stabilize the situation. White House aides said the President will not authorize new air power or large-scale arms, while evacuation plans for Vietnamese at risk gain urgency.
Santa Fe AP measure creates a state Housing Authority within the State Planning Office to coordinate housing efforts. Gov. Apodaca signed several related bills including SB43 for on the job training, SB350 on Development Training Fund distribution, and HB240 creating the housing authority with a $60,000 appropriation.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin told The Associated Press that Israel is militarily prepared to defend itself and that he does not expect a Middle East settlement soon. He warned the Soviet navy could threaten if the Suez Canal reopens and criticized U.S. pause on arms talks while stressing no link to Indochina.
JC Penney launches a nationwide gift of 100 minutes of sheet music for bands orchestras and choirs as part of the Bicentennial Musical Celebration. More than 30 000 schools and colleges receive order forms in a distribution lasting through April and May. The package includes 70 minutes of historic works from 1770 and 30 minutes of newly commissioned pieces.
The Grant County Shrine Club canceled its regular meeting slated for Saturday April 5. The organization will instead hold its next gathering in May.
Registration for kindergarten and first grade at Cobre Consolidated Schools will run the week of April 7 through April 10 at Bayard Central Hurley and San Lorenzo elementary sites. Immunization records and birth certificates required. age cutoffs apply. health nurse available. vision tests offered at three campuses.
Elvis Presley agreed to give a deposition Monday at a local law office in connection with a 6.3 million U.S. District Court personal injury suit. The plaintiff Edward L. Ashley of Grass Valley California alleges he was beaten when he tried to attend Presley’s party at the Sahara Tahoe hotel in Stateline Nevada last May. Defendants include the hotel company Del Webb International Hotels Inc and Presley bodyguards. No trial date set.
Sealed bids will be opened by the State Purchasing Agent in Santa Fe for items and services ranging from highway and motor trans to health education printing equipment and janitorial supplies. The notice lists multiple due dates in April 1975 and May 1978, with bid blanks and specs available from the Lamy Building office.
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