New Mexico Law Claim On Hooker Dam Exemption
Representatives Morris and Walker of New Mexico assert Hooker Dam on the Gila River is exempt from the Wilderness Act via a grandfather clause. They testified to the House Interior Committee after hearings March 16 17, while opponents including the Wilderness Society and Sierra Club voiced worry. The dispute mirrors wider Colorado River Basin project debates and potential impacts on the Gila Wilderness and Grand Canyon area.
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Daily Press
Washington
Thomas G. Morris
D-N.m
Johnny Walker
Gila River
New Mexico
House Interior Committee
Wilderness Society
David Brower
Sierra Club
Hooker
National Parks Association
Colorado Open Space Coordinating Council
The
Izaak Walton League
Hooker Dam
Morris
Colorado River Basin
Central Arizona
Bureau of Reclamation
Forest Service
Salt River
Verde River
Little
Colorado River
Verde
Arizona
Gila Valley
Gila
Bear Wallow
Beaver Head
Coronado Trail
Crazyy Horse
Emory Pass
Frisca Divide
Hannagan Meadows
High Peak
Hummingbird
Inman
McKnight Cabin
Mogollon
Rose
Transcontinental trucking firms join nationwide lockout
CHICAGO UP Hundreds of U S trucking firms allied with the Teamsters threaten a nationwide lockout as talks collapse in Washington The federation claims 65 of long distance firms will shutter drivers 1500 members warned 100 percent effective wage demands range 32 to 535 hourly with a 7 raise carriers offer 5 The disruption could cripple 65 of Minneapolis St Paul area business and prompt action to move vital goods while some independents refuse to stay open marked by mixed driver reactions and picketing
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Chicago
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Washington
Trucking Employers, Inc
U.S
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Harvey L. Werner
Werner Transportation Co
Minnesota Trucking
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Gordon Conklin
Teamsters Joint Council
St. Paul
Houston
Florida
Robert &. Short
Minneapolis
Admiral Merchants Motor Freight, Inc
Minnesota
Independent Drivers' Union
Cincinnati
McLean Trucking Co
President Baiting Had Long, Hallowed History
AP News Analyst James Marlow surveys U.S. presidents from Washington to Kennedy, detailing how critics and the press pursued leaders. The piece notes Adams, Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, Grant, Roosevelt, Hoover, Truman, Eisenhower, and Kennedy faced varying epithets, attacks, and reputational challenges across eras.
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James Marlow
Washington
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Johnson
John Adams
Adams
Andrew Jackson
James
Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
U.S. Grant
Ihrunk
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
White House
Wilson
Mexico
Lusitania
St. Paw
St. Vitus
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stalin
Harry
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
New Mexico Leads Bond Sales for February and WWII Era
Frank G. Woodruff of the U. S. Savings Bonds Committee lauds New Mexicans for February purchases and recalls the state’s 1967 quota progress. New Mexico raised 16,484,427 last year and 1,697,265 in February, led by volunteers and state officials, with 53,154,617 earned in the first two months, the best since WWII.
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Frank G. Woodruff
U. S. Savings Bonds Committee
New Mexico
U. S
Woodruff
Chino Mines
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Hurley
Treasury Department
U.S. Savings Bonds Division
Kennecott Man Awarded Sloan Fellowship at MIT
Alfred P. Sloan Fellowships totaling 45 were announced by Dean William F. Pounds of the Sloan School of Management at MIT for 1987 68. Ten fellows hail from abroad including England Canada Ireland Norway Japan Yugoslavia Netherlands Peru and Cyprus. The scholars, mid 30s, will study a year beginning in June at MIT to earn a Master of Science in Management. William E. Benton of Silver City Kennecott Copper Corp Hurley New Mexico is among the selected executives.
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Alfred P. Sloan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William F. Pounds
Alfred P. Sloan School of Management
Mist
United States
England
Canada
Ireland
Norway
Japan
Yugoslavia
Netherlands
Peru
Cyprus
Sloan
M.lt
Carmnbridge
MIT
William E. Benton
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Huriey
New Mexico
Texas Technological College
Counseling Service Board To Meet In Grant County
The newly elected board of directors for Grant County's community counseling service will meet tonight at the Grant County Courthouse to select a permanent name and form policy. The community financed project provides professional help for financial legal juvenile juvenile delinquency alcoholism family counseling and other community problems. Meeting convenes at 7 30 p m.
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Grant County
Munity
Night of racial violence in Nashville rockets city
Sporadic gunfire, fires, and looting marked a second night of racial violence in Nashville’s Negro college area. One student, Calvin Janners, 18, was shot in the neck as riots spread between Fisk and Tennessee State campuses. Police arrested dozens, found Molotov cocktails, and fought fires as officers patrolled the area amid tense crowds.
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Bob Gilbert
Nashville
Tenn
Negro College
Po Jce
Cloeze Washington Ware
Atlanta
Ernest Stephens
Tuskegee
Ala
Ware
Stokely Carmichael
Stephens
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Carmichael
Vanderbilt University
Fisk
Tennessee State
Calvin Janners
Memphis
Ronald White
Madison
O.K
Knoxville
Biloxi
Miss
Avon Williams
Aia Carmichael
Maxine A. Snell Killed In Head-On Collision
Mrs Maxine Anderson Snell 52 a Santa Rita native and Fort Worth secretary to an attorney was killed in a head-on crash near Mansfield Texas Sunday afternoon. Survived by daughters Gloria Jean Laskin Mary Stafford Patricia Bender a son Michael Bender ten grandchildren two brothers Thomas Anderson Milton Anderson a sister Frances Bush. Body to Curtis Mortuary Silver City for funeral services and burial set for Thursday.
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Maxine Anderson Snell
Santa Rita
Fort Worth
Tex
Mansfield
George Anderson
Blanche B. Anderson
Silver City
Gloria Jean Laskin
Springville
Calif
Mary Stafford
Salt Lake City
Utah
Patricia Bender
Germany
Michael Bender
Hayward
Thomas ©. Anderson
Hermosa Beach
Milton, Anderson
Garden Grove
Cali
Frances Bush
Tampa
Fla
Curtis Mortuary
Farmington Youth Dies In New Mexico Crash
Rex Cather, 17, of Farmington died in a one car crash on New Mexico Highway 44 five miles west of San Ysidro. Tommy Byrd, 1 year old son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Byrd of Farmington, is hospitalized in Albuquerque with head injuries. Cather was driving the car en route from Farmington to Albuquerque where he planned to take a radio operator test.
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Tommy Byrd
Virgil W(pooch) Byrd
Farmington
County Indian Hospital
Albuquerque
New Mexico
San Ysidro
Rex Cather
Cather
Weather Outlook With Warmer Temperatures Foreseen
Fair and warmer today with highs near 76 and a low around 40. Skies stay clear into tonight and Tuesday with a high of 44 on Tuesday. Hourly report at 7 am lists a high near 4 and a low near 48. Airport readings show a high 71 and low 39 with records noted for the date.
Color Today Daily Press Ads Highlight Pages
The Daily Press runs three color ads today with Bargain Annex on page 2, Farmer's Market on page 4, and Singer Sewing Cenicx featured on an interior page. Local shoppers see vivid promotions and brand highlights across sections.
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Daily Press
Bargain Annex
Farmer's Market
Singer Sewing
Chief Sees New Record For April
Silver City police chief notes a potential new April record after 140 complaints handled by Sunday midnight. He explains a complaint includes any call to the department from death notices to blocked driveways, each needing an officer. The record for a single month remains 436, set in March 1967.
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Silver City
Thomas Ryan
Passenger boardings rise in New Mexico in March
Frontier Airlines reports a 24 percent increase in New Mexico passenger boardings for March from a year earlier. Gallup leads at 52 percent with 522 passengers. Silver City up 32 percent. Farmington 1,545 up 19 percent. Albuquerque 3,602 up 23 percent. Santa Fe 628 up 71 percent.
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Denver
Colo
Frontier Airlines
New Mexico
Gallup
Silver City
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Farmington
Meeting Tonight by Silver City Planning Commission
The Silver City Planning and Zoning Commission will meet at 7 30 p m tonight in City Hall to discuss local planning matters.
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Silver City Planning and Zoning Commission
City Hall
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Baiting
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Counseling Service Board
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Fred Brooks
Detroit
Maxine A. Snell
Associated Press
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