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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1973
Page
2
The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled amid energy supply worries and factory slowdowns. Analysts cited President Nixon's energy message and fuel constraints as factors, with recoveries mixed as investors covered shorts and buyers sought lower prices.
A quirky guide explains why dry steaks happen and how fat flames seal in juices. It warns against salting or marinating prime cuts before cooking and urges simple timing, high-heat fat-based searing, and finishing with tomato slices and parmesan.
Land sales department schedules four series of deed sales in Torrance and Bernal counties with public auctions date set for December through February. Bids must be paid in cash or certified cashier’s check. parcels offered include hundreds of units with high bidder taking title.
Town Marshall Jack-Of-All-Trades serves the windblown community of 650 in Joyal Clpy Washington. He doubles as a street worker, water worker, park attendant, and community organizer while helping with the Christmas Pageant and daily police duties. He says he would welcome a fulltime assistant as he balances seven days of work with limited time for other pursuits.
A 1913 King Features Syndicate column argues that optimistic self assurance helps in job interviews if genuine and not arrogance. It also discusses gifted children needing balanced attention and the sense of freedom found in marriage, suggesting married life brings a different kind of liberty than single life.
A plan to designate a large tract as federal wilderness faces congressional action. President Nixon has proposed protecting about 92 percent of the area, including regional corridors, while excluding certain developed areas such as Locus Canyon.
Brig Gen Samuel W. Koster lost his bid to be restored to major general before retirement. He had been reduced to brigadier general after the My Lai investigation, though cleared of cover-up charges. Secretary Callaway denied the appeal, noting retirement pay differences and advising further action to the Army Board for Correction of Military Records.
Commerce Department monitoring domestic fertilizer supplies with a monthly report due. 17 states report shortages tied to shipping and refinery disruptions. USDA and energy task force note nitrates and ammonium supply concerns. farmers face fertilizer delivery gaps while general industry battles production pauses.
AP reports a new landmark highway linking the Baja California capital La Paz with Mirzatlan on the mainland, plus ferry services and a Santa Rosalia telephone center dedication. President Echeverria tours the project as critics cite foreign land ownership concerns and a state trust fund for leasing.
Report states Miss Caylor underwent surgery at UCLA Medical Center with surgeons correcting intestinal disorder and addressing postoperative pain. Physicians noted the 0 year old patient remains under observation for follow up and possible visits from her son Christopher Wilt ing and escort Henry Wynbirg.
Mrs A buck entertained at her home with a luncheon for Nana and Fanny Duncan who left for Lexington Kentucky. Bridge luncheons at the Murray Hotel featured Tyrone Bridge play and social gatherings. Mrs Hopace Moses visiting from Santa Fe attended. Hunting notes mention a mountain lion and a turkey. Cansler purchase of the Pueblo Motor Course near Silver Heights completed.
In the Four Corners region Rep. George Pennington of Bloomfield pushes a go slow stance on 1974 state spending due to the energy crisis. He notes uncertain revenue, a looming surplus, and taxes on income and highway debentures dropped amid fiscal uncertainty. Local figures discuss gas price shifts, oil costs, and municipal revenue strategies while CEQ debates environmental statements and a local tax shift to cities and counties.
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