31 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1976
Page
1
A simple adaptable buffet dish using leftover meat with celery onion rice and mushroom soup. Simmer celery and onion in margarine, add soup water and rice, then fold in meat. Bake 45 minutes at 350 in a greased casserole and serve with vegetables rolls or toasted muffins and chilled fruit bowls. Thanks to Bep Bosch, San Francisco, Calif.
Garden Club members voted to donate to CARE as part of the World Gardening support at the Jan 2 meeting. The group also approved releasing Girl Scout Troop Nes to help with the museum open house and bicentennial celebration planning. Chairmen and co chairs named for the dining year. Letters from Marie Albrecht and Theresa Saige discussed. Program chair Kuester outlined planned activities for 1976. Energy tip suggests staff adjust water cooler temperatures for comfort.
Okla AP Astronaut Thomas P Stafford is a Weatherford favorite son but locals on Tom Stafford Avenue want the street renamed Washita Avenue. City administrator George Wilkinson said 117 residents signed a petition urging the change, following a July renaming after the Apollo Soyuz mission. The meeting at Honey Kuester's home included 11 members and one guest, Martha Beaubien, with cake and coffee served by Kuester and Stella Vaught.
Marianne Means surveys the 1968 Democratic field as the campaign year opens. He evaluates candidates like Jackson Wallace Bayh Carter Udall and Hrus with notes on organization momentum built-in constituencies and potential convention impact while warning of the challenges from radicals and late entrants.
The Supreme Court may rule on the constitutionality of the federal elections law amid a four week recess. Just eight justices eligible to vote after Stevens joined in December. The act subsidies presidential campaigns, sets spending caps, and limits Senate and House races. challengers allege bias toward incumbents and party committees and violations of free speech and press.
Anthony M. Hurtado 87 died at home in Silver City on Thursday. Native of Tucson Arizona he lived in Silver City 25 years and retired in 1962 from Pennington Department Store. Survived by wife Mary four daughters two sons thirteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren two sisters and several nieces nephews. Rosary Sunday 7:00 p.m. Curtis Bright Funeral Chapel Mass 10:00 a.m. Monday at St Vincent De Paul. Burial Memory Lane Cemetery. Casket bearers Horace Grijalva Michael Grijalva John Smith Adelino Grijalva David Jacquez David Chavez.
New Mexico Rep. Murray Ryan's measure to remove the energy tax on generation sold in Arizona advances from the House Judiciary committee to the taxation and revenue committee. The bill arises as Arizona Public Service challenges the tax as unconstitutional while road financing funds in Four Corners areas are noted. Rep. Crawford backs Ryan's bill amid committee membership.
A dated school menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday with breakfast items like sliced banana puffed rice milk and muffins, and varied lunches including meat entrees such as beef stew enchiladas pork roast and hamburger on a bun. It includes sides like buttered peas cornbread lettuce salad garlic bread and desserts such as vanilla ice cream and lime jello.
Thursday offers meat and green chili pizza buttered corn cabbage slaw green chili enchiladas and assorted sides including lent beans hot dogs and desserts such as peanut butter cookies and rice treats. Friday features bean burritos spaghetti and meat sauce vegetable soup salad fruit and milk with items like green beans and chili sauce.
In Santa Fe Rep. Alvino Castillo calls for reducing the gross receipts tax to a 4 percent ceiling with a 1 percent release to municipalities. He argues the state should absorb tax cuts while cities keep the current 1 percent share, amid broader budget debates on highway funding and government reorganization. Sen. Pennington criticizes the income tax cut’s reach but supports some relief. he also proposes a new district judge and contingency funds for San Juan County school buses. House members and Gov Apodaca’s plans face scrutiny over overall appropriations and potential tax shifts.
The National Housing Act established the U S Housing Authority to oversee loans to communities and states for rural and urban construction as reported by the Silver City Daily Press.
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