False Sense Of Security Autos Can Become Freezers
An Associated Press piece in Albuquerque warns that reliance on heated cars planes and buildings can breed fatal alack of preparation for cold weather. Experts urge practical steps from dry matches wool clothing and survival kits to shelter fire and external warming, stressing calm planning over panic for hikers motorists and plane crash victims.
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Tom Fenton
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N.M. Cap
U.S. Forest Service
Dick Spray
Spray
Forest Service
National Avalanche School
Renown
Seattle
Ither Mountains
Vernon McCarty
Cord Troebst
Diag
Troebst
Amuri¢ao Red Cross
De Baca Named State HSSD Chief in New Mexico
Fernando C. De Baca, a former HEW regional director and Republican, was appointed Monday by Gov. Jerry Apodaca to replace Richard Heim as director of the New Mexico Health and Social Services Department. Heim resigns Jan. 16 to enter private business. De Baca, 37, begins next month and will work with state officials and the HSSD board before his permanent return from California.
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David F. Cargo
Albuquerque
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
San Francisco
Mord
HEW
California
Arizona
Nevada
Hawaii
Geant
American Samoa
Pacific Trust Territories
Fedeal
United States
Be Baca
Fernando
Apodaca
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HSSD
de Baca
USSD
New Mexico
Paterson Heads to Virginia for National Contest
Silver High senior Tom Paterson flies to Williamsburg Virginia Friday for the final round of the Bicentennial Contest run by the National Association of Secondary Principals. He faces students nationwide for a $10,000 scholarship after winning a $1,000 state prize.
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Silver High
Tom Paterson
Williamsburg
National Association of Secondary Principals
Paterson
Jenkins Named Copper Council Head in Safford Area
Carl H. Jenkins 42, program director for the Catalina Coun tesh Boy Scouts of America, is named to head the Copper Council in Safford. He succeeds Maldonado who resigned to join the Catalina Council. Jenkins started as district scout executive in Redlands in 1961 and has held posts in Claremont Marysville and Tucson. His duties include leadership for four districts in Arizona and New Mexico, covering Silver City to Globe and Miami.
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Carl H. Jenkins
Boy Scouts of America
Tucson
Ariz
Copper Council
Jenkins
Rank Maldonado
Catalina Council
Bob Nicholson
Redlands
Calif
Claremont
Cal
Marysville
Fentative Council
EOE
Arizona
New Mexico
Silver City
Hurley
Bayard
Animas
Playas
Tyrone
Lordsburg
Cliff and Reserve
Clifton
Morenci
Duncan
Safford
Thatcher
Pima
Ft. Thomas
Bylas
Las Carlos
Globe
Miami
Superior
Young
Carl Jenkins
Copper Council of
Boy Scouts
Glenn Burgess
Copper Boy Scout Council
Palestine Guerrillas Threaten Retaliation in Lebanon War
Palestinian guerrillas and their Lebanese allies threaten to blockade Christian villages unless the Beirut refugee camp blockade is lifted. The civil war escalates across Beirut suburbs, with 49 killed and 69 wounded in one night, raising tolls to over 2,000 dead and about 75,000 wounded since last April. The Phalange demands camps be disarmed and under Lebanese army control.
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Byirut
Lebanon
Beirut
Pallee
Phalange Party
Tal Zaatar
Jisr el Basisa
Dbaieh
Jisr el Basha
Mt. Lebanon
Dbaich
Little Theatre Friends Sail on Caribbean Cruise Fundraiser
The Friends of the Albuquerque Little Theater sponsor a 14 day Royal Caribbean cruise, Mar 20 to Apr 3 from Miami. Stops include San Juan St Thomas Fort de France Caracas Aruba Port Antonio and Port au Prince. Price 1200 per person includes air fare transfers taxes meals and accommodations. Proceeds fund theater carpet and landscaping upgrades. Early reservations urged with Jan 21 deadline. Call 505 263 5941 or write Mrs Robert Becker 7724 Hermanson Place NE Albuquerque 87119.
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Friends of the Albuquerque Line
Nordic Prince of the
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line
Miami
San Juan
Puerto Rico
St. Thomas
The
Virgin Islands
Fort de France
Martinique
Caracas
Venezuela
Aruba
Curacao
Netherlands Antilles
Port Antonia
Jamaica
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Albuquerque
Robert Becker
Hermanson Place
More Coal and Railroads Ready Washington
U S coal production is forecast to rise over the next decade by the National Coal Assn and government agencies as railroads plan to meet growing demand. The Association of American Railroads says U S railroads moved over 390 million tons of coal in 1974, with major carriers investing heavily in equipment and more than 1 billion dollars planned for the next ten years.
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Washington
U.S
National Coal Assn
Department of Transportation
Association of American Railroads
Dress Is Indecent Says Nudist Lodge Director
Ethel Plant, 73, manager of Lupin Lodge nudist camp near Santa Cruz, defends unclothed public appearance and rejects immodest attire. She describes nudism as offering equality, notes most guests are young families, and details membership fees and operations of the 119 acre resort.
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Los Gatos
Calif
Santa Cruz Hille
Ethel Plant
Lalpin Lodge
Here
Ray
New Mexico Texas Border Area Seeks Solar Institute
Las Cruces Mayor says the New Mexico Texas border area has a strong chance to host the national solar energy research institute. He told the Industrial Development Board of Greater Las Cruces that Albuquerque is unlikely, citing Florida and California as rivals and a dispersed location policy.
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Las Cruces
New Mexico-Texas
Solar Energy Research Institute
Robert Munson
Munson
Greater Las Cruces
Albuquerque
Florida
California
Southwest
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
Marie E. Dyer Obituary in Silver City
Marie E. Dyer 63 native of Montreal died at home after extended illness in Silver City where she owned the Collector's Den. Graveside services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Memory Lane Cemetery Rev James Estes Episcopal Church officiating Curtis Bright Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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Dyer
Marie E. Dyer
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