Water plan NAWPA eyed to move Alaska water across North America
A film at WNMU details the North American Water and Power Alliance NAWPA a plan to move water from Alaska and northern Canada to 33 states including New Mexico The plan would supply Canada Mexico and 33 states with water while boosting power output and flood control but costs 100 billion and spans tunnels canals and the Rocky Mountain Trench Officials from state wildlife and conservation groups attended the community barbecue and meeting at Bear Mountain Ranch to discuss the plan and a lit hterbugging film
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Water and Power Alliance
Alaska
Canada
New Mexico
Sportsman’s Association of
Southwest
WNMU
Student Memorial Center
Mexico
North America
North American
Rocky Mountain Trench
NAWPA
Lion
Department of Game and Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Association
Sportsman's Association
The
Game Protective Association
Bear Mountain Ranch
Mrs Servis Attends Mother’s Funeral in St Paul
Mrs Carol Servis of Silver City flew to St Paul Minnesota after the death Saturday night of her mother Mrs E G Cort aged 84 in a St Paul hospital following major surgery. Mrs Cort is survived by son Owen E Cort of Oakland California two sisters and three grandchildren Funeral services are set for Tuesday in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servis
Carol Servis
Silver City
St. Paul
Minn
E. G. Cort
Generally fair and warmer with easing tonight
Weather outlook reports generally fair and warmer through today and Tuesday. Highs reach 75 today and 65 at the airport with a low near 38 tonight and 35 overnight. 24 hour report shows 7 am high 61 and low 38 with light precipitation.
Attorneys Named For Men Held On Narcotics Charges
Defense attorneys for three Central men held on narcotics charges were appointed this morning by Sixth Judicial District Judge Norman Hodges. Rob ert H. Sprecher will represent Max Luna, 27, charged with unlawful possession of narcotics and conspiracy. Albert T. Luna, 31, will be represented by J Wayne Woodbury for unlawful sale and unlawful possession of narcotics. John Reynolds will represent Mauricio Barela, 19, charged with unlawful possession and unlawful sale of narcotics. The three men were arrested in a raid Friday night by Grant County Sheriff's officers, State Police narcotics agents, and local police from Central and Bayard. The three attorneys are from Silver City. They were arraigned Saturday morning. pleas not entered. Preliminary hearing pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Sixth Judicial District
Norman Hodges
Robert H. Sprecher
Max Luna
Albert T. Luna
J. Wayne Woodbury
John Reynolds
Mauricio Barela
Grant County
Bayard
Silver City
Agriculture Appropriation Bill Faces House Action
The House opens debate on a 1987 agriculture funding bill worth 6.9 billion dollars with potential adds of about 128 million to sustain school lunch and milk programs. Senate panels weigh rural poverty aid while in the House committees consider transportation, unemployment, safety standards, and foreign aid measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Johnson
Appropriations Committee
Equal Employment Opportunities ‘Commission
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Capitol
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Department of Transportation
Eighteen Inches Of Rain Flood East Texas Towns
Torrential rains up to 18 inches hit northeast Texas causing floods across Gregg Upshur Harrison Wood Rusk and Marion counties. Bridges failed rail lines collapsed and four highways closed as Longview Gladewater and Marshall evacuated. A tornado near Winnsboro damaged property. San Antonio also experienced a blackout and street flooding.
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Longview
Tex
Texas
Gladwater
Marshall
Sabine
Cypress
Sabine River
Gladewater
Texas & Pacific Line
Deversia Lake
Gregg
Upshur
Harrison
Wood
Rusk
Marion
Winnsboro
San Antonio
Power Company
Hawley Campaigns For Local Support In Grant County
Clifford J. Hawley a Republican gubernatorial hopeful, visited Grant County on Saturday to campaign for local support. The Sil Iver City native, now in Albuquerque, noted his roots and said his parents are buried in the area. He was accompanied by Murray Ryan of Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford J. Hawley
Clifford J
Chiff) Hawley
Sil Iver City
Albuquerque
Grant County
Hawley
Murray Ryan
Silver City
Demonstrators Rally in Santo Domingo Call for U.S. Exit
In Santo Domingo about 10 000 youths gathered at Independence Park for a Dominican revolution anniversary rally. They shouted Go home Yankees and burned a large U S flag as police kept watch with carbines and tear gas. The Inter American Peace Force mostly watched while leftist groups displayed banners for June Movement and the two Communist parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Independence Park
U.S
Burroughs Leading Backward Movement Says Lusk
AP story reports Gene Lusk accusing Governor candidate John Burroughs of leading a backward political movement in New Mexico. Lusk frames a pro progress choice in the May 3 primary, cites treasury stability, and recalls 1960 GOP gains. He also vows a state civil rights commission with $50,000 for its first year.
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Burroughs
Lusk
Bill Feather
Albuquerque
A4p
Gene Lusk
John Burroughs
New Mexico
State Bureau of Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Albuquerque South Valley
Republican
NAACP
Civil Rights Commission
North Viet MIGs Fail to Challenge U S Jets
In Saigon area reports say North Viet Namese MIGs stayed clear of U S aircraft after a failed challenge. Ground fire knocked down two U S planes and authorities noted more losses from Saturday and Sunday missions over North Viet Nam. Meanwhile Viet Cong casualties and captures were reported along a Mekong Delta canal.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Mekong Delta
Tha ‘Trang
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
China
Back Giang
Red River Valley
Enterprise
Kitty Hawk
Viet Nam
Vinh
Thu Duc
da Nang
Butch Clardy reports Viet Nam unit’s harsh duties and losses
Bayard native H L Clardy Sr shares a letter from his son Cpl. Herbert L Clardy Jr known as Butch, describing life with the 81 mm mortar platoon of the 2nd Battalion 5th Marine Regiment in Chu Lai. He notes extreme heat, sand, constant mosquitos, high thirst, and heavy weight loss amid limited rations. He lists casualties, awards, and names of fellow Marines, and requests letters and supplies for his unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Clardy, Sr
Bayard
Daily Press
Cpl
Herbert Lesle Clardy
Grant County
Clardy
Chu Lai
States
Chuck Pierson
Silver City
Bob Ingraham
Navy
Balbos
Victor Charlie
Cpt
Butch
Cobre High School
el Paso
Viet Nam
Herb Clardy Jr
USMC
5Th Marine Reg
Villines Rosary Service Tonight Before Mass
A Rosary service for Rubin M. Villines 29 will be held at 7 30 p m in the Curtis Mortuary chapel. He died Thursday in St Luke s Hospital Phoenix after heart surgery and the funeral Mass is set for 6 30 a m Tuesday at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church Bayard with burial in Vanadium Cemetery. Pallbearers named are Frank Cervantez Albert Jimenez Leo Rodriguez Armando Perez Daniel Villa and Ernest Santamaria. Villines a Hanover native lived in the area and former service station operator in Silver City. Survivors include his widow Evangelina and four children Debra Belinda Michael and Anthony of Phoenix plus five sisters and three brothers in California Oregon and Arizona.
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Curtis
Bayard
David Gonzales
Norwalk
Calif
Eluterio Gonzales
Central
Emma Martinez
White City
Ore
Dolores Jimines
Virginia Lean
Mary Helen Hughes
Paramount
Annie Gonzales
Rain drenches southeast New Mexico easing fire danger
The Southeast Area of New Mexico and lower Rio Grande Valley received soaking weekend rains aiding parched farms and rangeland and cooling temperatures. Totals included Roswell 1.68 inches and Hobbs 1 inch with reports across Alamogordo Clovis Deming Raton Socorro and Grants. Forecasters expect a few more showers today with clearing tonight and Tuesday.
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New Mexico
Associated Press
Rio Grande Valley
Sacramento Mountains
Pecoa Valley
Roswell
Carlabad
Hobbs
U.S. Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
Alamogordo
Clovis
Deming
Raton
Socorro
Clayton
Traces
Weather Bureau
Artesia -Carlsbad
Complications Reported In Case Of Man With Artificial Heart
Houston AP Complications reported as kidney function declined in patient with partial artificial heart at Methodist Hospital. Six hour operation earlier attached mechanical pump to heart and ascending aorta for temporary bypass. Patient unconscious since surgery, may have temporary brain damage, but vital signs remain stable.
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Houston
Tex
Marcel DeRuuder
Methodist Hospital
Westville
Buletin
DeRudder
Dezinning W “Sauw
DeRadder
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Southwest New Mexico
Chancie Snyder
Sportsman’s Association
Fred McCormick
Floyd Todd
State Game Commission
Claude Waner
Wildlife and Conservation Association
Elliott Barker
Noel Rankin
Durango Street
Louis Martinez
East
Figpeemeemeerens
Butch Clardy
FPO
San Francisco
Curtis Mortuary
Lincoln National Forest
Ruidoso
Tularasa
Grants
Lucas E. Gallegos
Lucille Gallegos
Espanola
N.M
Defense Department
Gilberto Garcia
Tucumcari
Richard Griego
Fort Stanton
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