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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1977

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Energy conference to discuss southwest agriculture impact

About 380 delegates from across the southwest are expected at New Mexico State University for the Fourth Annual Conference on Energy titled Energy Implications in Southwest Agriculture. Feb 7–8 on the Las Cruces campus, with sessions on energy research and agricultural applications.

Las Cruces Southwest New Mexico State University Nmsu Research Council New Mexico Energy Institute NMSU Ireb University of Arizona Environmental, Research Laboratory U.S. Department of Agriculture Sandia Laboratories New Mexico Energy Resources Board New Mexico Department of Agriculture Nmsu Agricultural Experiment Station Mexico

Higher Paid New Mexicans Pay Heavily In State Taxes

A State Bureau of Revenue study shows New Mexicans earning 20 000 to 54 090 dollars paid 43.3 percent of state income taxes in 1975 while zero to 10 000 dollar earners paid 7.3 percent and 10 000 to 20 600 dollar earners paid 29.1 percent. The four year study, based on computer listings, tracks tax liabilities from 1972 to 1975 and notes higher earners increasingly bear a larger share of the total 66.1 million dollar liability in 1975.

Santa FE State Bureau of Revenue Bureau House Appropriations and Finance Comittee Charles ‘Turpin Turpin

Wayland Baptist junior earns Dean's Honor Roll honor

Clyde Vanworth of Bayard New Mexico, a Wayland Baptist College junior, is on the Dean's Honor Roll for Sept 1 to Dec WW with a 3.60 GPA. The college notes the honor is for students with at least two semester hours and a 3.0 average, announced mid semester and at term end.

Clyde Yanworth Wayland Baptist Kyle Perrie Christian Liberal Arts Texas Panhandle Calvin J. Vanworth P.O. Box Bayard Clyde Wayland Roy C. McClung

Critical reception given for alcoholic treatment bill

In Santa Fe the Senate Finance Committee questioned a proposed $1 million state grant program for community alcohol treatment. The sponsor Rev John Rogers argued for local funding and tax considerations, while witnesses cited costs of alcoholism and critiques of industry funding. The committee postponed action, setting the bill aside.

Santa FE New Mexico Senate Finance Committee Sendack Morgan San Juan John Rogers Los Alamos Reyes Division of Alcohol Department of Hospitals and Institutions Sai John Morrow Dcolfax Union-Harding-San Miguel Kenneth Schlientz

AMC Posts Small 1977 Quarter Profit Lift in Jeep Boost

American Motors Corp reports a $1.2 million profit for the October-December quarter after a prior record loss. Jeep, bus, garden tractor and plastics units helped offset auto sales weakness amid industrywide recession, with foreign operations earning $600,000 helped by favorable currency moves.

Detroit American Motors Corp U.S AMC Wisconsin Ontario Jeep AM General Wheel Horse Products

Licensing Concerns Irick Proposes Licensing Bill

Sen. John Irick proposes a measure to block licensed businesses from supplying unlicensed enterprises in Indian enclaves. He worries about a possible unlicensed race track in Albuquerque and notes a judge’s ruling that state licensing laws may not apply on reservations.

Santa Fee New Mexico John Irick Bernalillo Senate Irick Albuquerque Heights Trick Rick H. Vearle Payne

Airman Caballero and peers advance in Air Force

The article lists multiple Deming and regional airmen recently completing specialized training at Chanute AFB and other bases. Jose D Caballero, a 1976 Deming High School graduate, will serve at Castle AFB California with an SAC unit after inspecting and repairing special vehicles. Others include Lester E Keene, Robert A Stroud Jr, Ray W Medina, and Technical Sergeant Harry C Edwards, highlighting assignments, training, and recent service achievements across bases in California, Arizona, and Turkey.

Jose D. Caballero Tomas Caballero E. Florida Deming Air Training Command Chanute Afb Caballero Air Force Castle Afb Calif Strategic Air Command Community College of the Air Force Airman Deming High School Martha Joseph G.owens Rt. 1, Deming Lester E. Keene Reginald i. Keene Pope St Silver City Chanute Afh U.S. Air Force Keene Luke Ariz Tactical Air Command Silvey High School Robert A. Stroud, Jr Robert Straud Star Route 1 Turkey Stroud Incirlik Corman Defense Installation Military Airlift Command Ray W. Medina Edward FP. Meding Harry C. Edwards F. Brooks Edwards W. Birch St Demiing Military Airlift Command Noncommissioned Officer Academy Norton Afb Altusalb Oklo Edwards Landis N.C

L D S Stake Conference Set in Las Cruces NM

The Las Cruces New Mexico Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will hold its quarterly conference January 29 and 30 under Stake Presidency direction. President Harald A. Daw presides. leadership meeting January 29 at 7 p.m. at 1015 Telshore chapel. session at Corbett Center January 30. public invited.

Las Cruces New Mexico Church of Jesus Christ d. Latter-day Saints Stake Harald A. Daw Telshore Jesus Christ Corbett Center

Water shortage looms for New Mexico Rio Grande

The Soil Conservation Service warns New Mexico faces a bleak water outlook for the upper Rio Grande with snowpack in Colorado at 31 percent below normal and New Mexico 70 to 75 percent below normal. Runoff through spring and summer 1977 is forecast to be well below normal, with major river flows likely 50 to 75 percent of usual. State University range specialist Jerry Schickedanz notes poor range conditions, especially in the northeast and western areas, due to last year's severe drought and lack of soil moisture carryover.

Denver New Mexico Rio Grande Soil Conservation Service Bernard Shafer SCS Colorado National Weather Service-Scs New Mexico Tate University Jerry Schickedanz

County Legislative Clearinghouse Committee Meets in Albuquerque

The Counties Legislative Clearinghouse Committee held its first official meeting in Bernalillo County Administrative Offices Albuquerque. Director Phil Larragaite explained lobbyist registrationand members became official lobbyists. The group discussed extraterritorial zoning bills Senate Bill 19 and House Bill 82 and planned to review all proposed bills before deciding. Other topics included fire protection funds alcoholism treatment act municipal officer restrictions per diem and mileage. County Manager Arthur Maldonado will visit Santa Fe this week to learn procedures with assistance from Phil Larragaite. Road Superintendent Harold Cordell reported busy two weeks with cattle guards road sanding and grading to improve winter travel in Mule Creek White Signal Mimbres and nearby areas.

Counties’ Legislative Clearinghouse Committee W Wam Bernalillo Cou Albuquerque Phil Larragette New Mexico Arthur Maldonado Santa Fe Phil Larragaite New Mexico Association of Counties Grant County Harold Cordell Mule Creek 916 Little Walnut White Signal Mimbres Cordell Mockingbird Hill

More Miles For Cars Year 2000 Forecast

A Department of Transportation study projects higher miles per gallon for 2000 cars due to lighter plastics and metals. It forecasts about 16 million vehicles sold that year using less fuel than the 10 million sold this year. Current cars average around 25 miles per gallon. The transportation trends study was released earlier this month.

Department of Transportation

Obituary Notice for Atlee Services at Holy Family Hanover

Rosary service for Atlee 10 is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Holy Family Catholic Church in Hanover. Funeral Mass Thursday at 10:00 a.m. Interment in Hanover Cemetery. Pallbearers Alonso Coronado Manuel Carreon Adalfa Majalea Ramon Ojinaga Joan DeLacy B M Mascarenas. Curtis-Bright Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Holy Family Catholic Church Hanover Alonso Coronado Manuel Carreon Adalfa Majalea Ramon Ojinaga Joan DeLacy B.M. Mascarenas Curtis-Bright Funeral Home

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