Elida Edges Animas In Close 65 63 Victory
Elida tops Animas 65 to 63 in a tight contest. Sandia defeats Roswell 70 to 61 for another high school basketball night.
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Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1973
Page
4
Top Issues Face New Mexico Legislature in 1974 Session
Governor Bruce King signals focus on public school financing and the state budget. Emergency measures may pass, with 15 pieces approved. energy crisis shifts mainly to a federal pace. A proposal from Dr Maureld Agnew would allow school buses for weekend and summer transit in Santa Fe Espanola area pending legislative approval in 1974.
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Associated Press
Nomapa
Santa Fe
Bruce King
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King
Carger
Maureld Agnew
Los Alamog Scientific Laboratory
Santa Mamias-Espanola
Legislative Legal Government Needs Committee
New Mexico
Legislative School Study Committee
Equaliarion
Retiring Johnson and Doty from Gila Forest Service
Forest Supervisor Richard C. Johnson and Administrative Officer Robyn B. Doty of the Gila National Forest plan to retire at month end after long public service careers. Johnson began in 1936 with the AAA before joining the Forest Service, while Doty started with the Soil Conservation Service in 1937 and later joined the Forest Service, both intending to stay in Silver City.
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Richard C. Johnson
Robyn B. Doty
Gila National Forest
Johnson
AAA
Forest Service
Army
Cyrenaian
Syria
North Africa
Presentr National Forest
Doty
The
Soil Conservation Service
Navy
For Service
Gila Forest
Silver City
King Announces Appointments Sets Board Terms
Gov Bruce King announced year end and new terms for seven state boards and commissions. Ralph Loken of Albuquerque was named to the Adult Probation and Parole Board to fill a term ending next June. Clarke Johnson of Artesia was reappointed to the Employment Security Commission for five years starting February 1. Also named were reappointments to the State Racing Commission Francisen Verea Jr and George Malwof both of Albuquerque and Maholi Love of Albuquerque to the State Police Board for terms ending January 19 1998. Confirmation by the Senate is required for several appointments.
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Bruce King
Ralph Loken
Albuquerque
Public Service Co
New Mexico
State Racing Commission
Francisen Verea Jr
George J. Malwof
Butt
State Police Board
Maholi Love
Senate
Love
Albuquerque Medinal Bank
Wnll
Edwin Mechem
General Motors to lay off thirty eight thousand workers
General Motors announced temporary layoffs at seven plants beginning soon with up to thirty eight thousand workers affected and an indefinite layoff for about three to four hundred thousand workers across the auto maker’s operations. GM cited sharply reduced demand from the oil embargo and falling 1974 sales, with some plants shutting second shifts and others trimming output to align with lower demand and inventory levels.
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Jonathean Wollman
Associated Press
Detrodd
AP General Motors
TOE Alntp
Iene
Suet
Ambartuaar Hersris
Aulust Assembly
Dhan, Avalye
Gere Stenburg
Saul
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Slur Lee
Citi
Pramingham
Mass
Butck
Vlim
Mich
Assembly
Janesville
Wis
Tirytown N.yoc
Pontiac
Gerstenberg
Atomic Energy Commission Sets New Nuclear Safety Rules
The Atomic Energy Commission approved stricter emergency core cooling rules for most U S nuclear plants. The changes lower maximum allowed temperatures, extend applicability to additional reactors, and respond to environmental and scientific concerns about cooling reliability. Officials doubt immediate economic impact but expect further assessments in about six months.
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Atomic Bacrey Commission
AEC
Wreactar
America
Peace Talks Still Strong Amid Israel Syria Negotiations
United Nations announced progress in peace talks between Israel and neighboring powers. Negotiators reportedly moved toward a disengagement plan along the Suez Canal area, with both sides discussing principles and timing for a future separation of forces after the October war. Major stage noted though key points of disagreement remained unclear to reporters.
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Suea Canal
United Nations
Mayling
Mordeetisi Gur
Irael
Tahadu Magdood
Naitiges
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Bar Association President Calls for Nixon Impeachment
The American Bar Association president described becoming reluctantly convinced that President Nixon should be impeached. Chesterfield Smith of Bartow Florida said impeachment would best serve due process and the nation while noting his remarks were his own and not those of the ABA.
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American Bar Association
Nixa
Chesterfield Smth
Bartow
Mla
Copaney
TLS
Nahon
Richiml Nixon
Congo
Amuth
Smith
Westerpate
Nisan
Capitol
Nixon
Weather Outlook With Strong Winds And Patchy Rain
Variable conditions with strong winds and a slight chance of precipitation. The day features cooler temperatures with a low near 26 degrees and a warmer daytime high. Overall, expect windy and unsettled weather with limited rainfall.
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Elondmioss Devtough
Traffic Deaths N.M. Tracie Tall by The Associated Press
An Associated Press report outlines New Mexico traffic fatalities to date, detailing state trends, contributing factors, and the impact on communities. The piece highlights rising tolls and safety measures being considered by state officials.
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N.M. Tratie
Associated Press
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