20 Apr 1973
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1973
Page
1
Southwest Micro Film Corp and Roy C Johns are listed with a P O Box in El Paso Texas. The entry provides postal details but no other context or action.
Former U S attorney general Mitchell testified before a federal grand jury probing Watergate. His attorney said Mitchell was prepared to testify he tried to veto others plans to use illegal bugs in a campaign intelligence operation and would not ratify it.
Bayard Chamber of Commerce plans a community egg hunt on Cobre High School grounds for youths under ten. Twenty four merchants sponsor eggs with one prime prize, a copper colored eye. A key hidden contest will award a washer and dryer. The group welcomed new members and discussed history projects, Sale Days, and school collaborations.
Washington reports a triplet of moves aimed at pressuring Hanoi over the Paris peace accord of January 27. The Navy halted minesweeping in North Vietnamese waters, the U S envoy to the Paris reconstruction talks was recalled for consultations, and Secretary Rogers warned that U S aid would stop unless North Vietnam complies.
The Southwest New Mexico Film Committee seeks businesses and individuals to join a Production Handbook listing suppliers for film work. Contact Grant County Office of Development at 388 4974 with details. Include categories such as carpentry catering lighting props and more.
Cancer of the uterus is among the most curable cancers and 13,000 American women will die this year. Uterine cancer is the second most common cancer among U S women after breast cancer. Early detection via the Pap test has cut mortality by about 65 percent since 1930, and yearly testing could save more lives. The Pap test is simple and painless, performed in a doctor’s office or clinic, using vaginal cells stained for microscopic examination.
EPA proposes a nationwide rule to require states to review new airports drive ins and other major projects for air quality impact and to modify move or block them if they threaten standards. The rule stems from NRDC litigation and a federal court ruling directing states to keep air quality within legal limits as projects are planned.
A children's Easter egg hunt will be held at Cohre High School grounds on Saturday. Organizers from the Bayard Chamber of Commerce and Bayard Police Department will supervise, with two age groups five and under, and six to ten. The event features boiled and dyed eggs, with prizes for the lucky finders.
Government data show prices rising to the highest level in 122 years as March inflation accelerates. The Labor Department reports a 0.8 percent monthly increase, with groceries and meat up sharply and overall food costs hitting multi‑year highs.
Casting notice for a Western style movie to be filmed in the Gallon area this summer. Horse riders with access to 104 horses should contact Buddy Allred at Trading Post in Tenwood or Sheltharn in Ginwoah, or Mrs Steve Ray Aguirre in Silver City, with applications due by May 8.
A training session for Bridge Line volunteers will be held May 12 at the public safety building. The Avon Human Resources Council spokesman notes the center opened in late February and has received over 40 referrals. The goal is to teach how to recognize and assist troubled individuals in areas like alcohol, drugs, family, and loneliness.
The Kennecott Chino Mine observation point has relocated near Rita Post Office due to extended pit operations. A new shelter with concrete tables, benches, and an informational sign is now at the new site, while an automatic recording will provide mine facts to visitors. Thousands visit yearly to view the pit and equipment. the site measures about one and a half miles in diameter and over 1000 feet deep with varied colors.
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