Bayard School Board Mtgs Approve Transfers and Resignations
The Bayard Board approved teacher aid budget transfers to cover overhead transparencies and supplies amid rising costs. It accepted resignations of Nina Ridling and Carol Rodriguez and approved replacements Monce Flores, Richard McBride, Donna Lowe, and Dorothy McNaughton. The panel discussed making up snow days, gym use by a Central Bayard group, and a state school finance program.
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Tere
Ramon Baca
State Transportation Department
Haca
State Auditor's Department
Smith
Central School
Central and
Bayard
New Mexico
David F. Cargo
Frazier
Smih
Santa Fe
Mace Parra
State School Board Association
Albuquerque
Detroit
Nina Ridling
Carol C. Rodriguez
Monce Flores
Ridling
Richard R. McBride
Rodriguez
Donna Lowe
Dorothy McNaughton
Chamber the case during this strike
Roberts cites a 50 percent population rise from 1960 to 1970 and asks what is being done to accommodate new residents. He argues the strike hurts wealth and urges active planning to prevent locals spending paychecks in neighboring communities.
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Roberts
Ace
Classifieds Hint Sparks Local Treasure Hunt
A newspaper page notes readers may find clues to valuable items in the classifieds. Treasure hunt tips point to listings across categories from furniture to collectibles, inviting readers to explore ads and local deals.
Snowbound Navajo relief stuck at Kirtland Air Force Base
In Albuquerque a National Guard plane delivered 2 800 boxes of clothing to Kirtland for Navajo Reservation snow victims. Colonel Harold Fischer fears he cannot move the goods to Window Rock and hopes the Air Force will fly the supplies, amid December storms that left many Navajo affected.
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Clear Lake
Iowa
Kirtland
Air Force
Casa It
Qa National Guard
Towa
Jawan Lh
Harold Fischer
Window Rock
Navajo Nation
Fischer
Rest Rest Inn
Heart doctor Barnard may practice in America
London reports Dr. Christiaan Barnard who led the team that performed the first human heart transplant says he has received several offers to work in the United States since the December transplant on Louis Washkansky. He mentions a specific offer for him and potentially his team, but provides no further details.
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London
Chrisetidan N. Barnard
United States
London Evening Standard
Barnard
Cape Town
United
Louis Washkansky
Philip Blaiberg
Local talks resume without break in copper industry
Local Phelps-Dodge and Steelworkers bargainers said negotiations will resume upon call, stressing no break in talks. Big four copper firms watch closely for settlement signals while local talks in Hurley proceed at Kennecott Copper offices with company officials and Steelworkers Local 890.
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Phelps—Dodge
Hurley
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Steel~ Workers Local 890
Copper Strike Negotiations Stall Over Economic Issues
Union and management in the copper industry remain far apart on economic terms after talks in Douglas. A Phelps Dodge Corp spokesman said discussions will resume later on non economic matters, with no current meetings scheduled to address economic issues.
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Douglas, Arts
Phelps Dodge Corp
Douglas
Phelps Dalge
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