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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1972

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Milk Life Hinges On 40 Degree Storage Rule

Dairy expert urges keeping milk and cream at 40 degrees from plant to home to maximize shelf life and flavor. Studies show every five degree rise above 40 cuts shelf life. NY supermarkets reveal many cases exceed this, with priority on proper display temperatures and airflow. Consumers should monitor store displays and keep dairy cold on transport and in home fridges.

Borden Ells New Mexico State University Ells New York State

Reserve Nurse Attends UNM Hearing Workshop

Barbara Atwond and other New Mexico public health and school nurses attended a two part hearing conservation and audiometric testing workshop at the University of New Mexico from July 24 to August 4. The program trained nurses to identify and refer hearing problems and to serve as supervisory resources for others. Lectures featured audiology experts, hearing aid dealers, and staff from the New Mexico Health and Social Services Dept and UNM, with demonstrations and field trips to Lovelace Clinic and the New Mexico School for the Deaf.

Barbara Atwond Lone New Mexico Department of Communicable Disorders University of New Mexico New Mexico Health and Social Services Dept UNM Lovelace Clinic New Mexico School For the Deaf

Hijackers claim U.S. conspiracy in Algeria jet hijack

Portland described William Ruger Halder and Catherine Kerkow as believing they are targets of a U.S. directed conspiracy and living in borrowed time after hijacking a Western Airlines jet to Algiers on June 7 with $50,000. The pair, former Cons Bay residents, were allowed to stay in Algeria as the money was returned, and Halder, a Black Panthers member, urged secrecy.

Portland Ore Western Airlines Algeria Portland Oregonian William Ruger Halder Halder United States Catherine Kerkow Cons Bay Los Angeles Algiers Holder Miss Kerkow Oregonian The Black Panthers

Local Businessmen Back Miss Rodeo in Grant County

Grant County Sheriff's Posse sponsors Miss Vick Burk as 1972 Miss Rodeo Grant County. Burk will represent Grant County at the State Fair in Albuquerque September 13 to 24 and compete September 22 for Miss Rodeo New Mexico. Backers Randy Gose and Paul R. Gantz Jeweler donate to wardrobe needs. First fundraiser is a dance at the Posse building on rodeo grounds. An Aug. 19 car wash, Aug. 25 box supper and dance are planned with public invited to help backing efforts.

Grant County Randy Gose American Laundry Cleaning Company Paul R. Gantz Sheriff's Posse Posse Rodeo Grounds Gose Miss Burk

Wallace Advances In Independence Program At Spain Center

Governor George C. Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down after a May 15 shooting, progresses in a postwar therapy plan at the Spain Rehabilitation Center. Doctors say he is ahead of schedule for discharge within two weeks and notes his strong incentive and athletic background aid recovery. The regimen mirrors standard PT and OT for spinal injuries.

Birmingham Ala George C._ Wallace George H. Traugh Spain Wallace Laurel Traugh Trough

Murder Charge Dropped in Algiers Motel Case

A first degree murder charge against former Detroit Patrolman Robert W. Paille was dismissed after prosecutors could not use his confession. The ruling cites coercion in obtaining the statement, as the Algiers Motel Incident probes continue with other defendants.

Detroit Robert W. Paille Algiers Detroit Recorder's Court George T. Ryan Paille Ryan Gerald Hallmark Melvin Dismukes Ronald Agusat David Senak

Burning Permits Seen For Arizona Forest

A tentative agreement with the National Park Service would seek burning permits for controlled fires from the Arizona Health Department. Park service state director Robert Lovegren says the agency will follow the Forest Service procedure if no legal problems arise. The plan follows an air pollution meeting prompted by a fire on Park Service land in Saguaro National Monument near Tucson led by State Health Commissioner Louis Kossarth.

Phoenix Ariz National Park Service Arizona Health Department Park Service Robert Lovegren Munday Kid Agency U.S. Forest Service Louis Kossarth Saguaro National Monument Tucson

Television Schedule Highlights From August Evening Lineup

A dense listing shows the night’s TV slate with multiple channels presenting a mix of game shows dramas and movies. Programs include Candid Camera Father Koons The Munsters Gilligan’s Island and Bonanza among others with news programs The Evening at Pops and Tonight Show shaping late segments.

Father Koons the Munstor Roger Neighborhood Newsbeat George Putnam Meggie One Step Beyond Action Playhouse Masons Welby M.D Dennis the Monsee Cannon Big Valley Flintstones Daniel Boone the Electric Company Nichols the Mod Squad Flying Nun Mery Griffin Merv Griffin Ron Dellums Dick Cavett Bill Cosby Rto Paul Harvey

Grand Rapids to use city bags for garbage collection

MUNICIPAL BAGMEN Grand Rapids Mich AP The City Commission approved a plan requiring residents to buy special marked plastic bags for garbage. The program aims to raise 310000 to cover collection costs after voters rejected a per household 24 monthly charge. Also mentions unemployment program in Sherbrooke Quebec with a funded slide show project.

Grand Rapids Mich Grand Rapida Sherbrooke, Que Townships

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