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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1975

Page

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Northern New Mexico schools seek funds for Indian education

Representatives from Bloomfield Central Consolidated Cuba Farmington Gallup-McKinley Jemez Mountain and Magdalena districts told Santa Fe officials they face delays and insufficient flow of Johnson O Malley funds from the Bureau of Indian Affairs. BIA officials defended administration and noted per pupil allocations vary by state. A committee of superintendents chaired by Melvin Cordova will meet periodically to review changes and keep the governor informed.

Santa FE New Mexico Bureau Harry Wogaster Jerry Apodaca Johnson-O' Malley BIA State Department of Education Bloomfield Central Kirtland Cuba Farmington Gallup-McKinley County Jemez Mountain Magdalena Melvin Cordova Cordova Wagaker Mexico Ellis Scott Whitlow Rock Ariz Nay Johnson O’ Malley Werdell Howard Issup Gallup Edu J Tane Scult Jonnson O' Malley Sat P. Mackey Albuquerque New York State Johson O' Malley Arizona Mackey Eddie Brown Wagakter Efe

Folk Concert Saturday and Indian Protests Rise

A Western New Pesat folk concert series continues with fiddling gospel songs and an Indira Gandhi led protest against the US CIA. The All India Student Congress and Congress party supporters plan demonstrations amid talk of CIA links and emergency controls, with campus actions and reflections on press and democracy.

Raye All-India Student Congress Gandhi Congress Party Mindnasion U.S CIA India WNMU All Museum Sercice U.S. Information Service Mirler Western The William E. Colby Washington New Delhi Anu

Unemployed Workers Push City for Jobs Amid Tax Debates

New York City faces a fiscal crunch with proposed nuisance taxes as municipal workers press to protect civil service jobs. Union leaders demand firing provisional staff to rehire police and fire personnel, while Beame seeks a $76 million tax package. Albany grants authority for $330 million in taxes to help close a $641 million gap. In Groton, General Dynamics talks with 11 unions on a submarine contract show limited progress on wages and benefits.

Associated Press New York City Pennsylvania General Dynamics Groton Gotbaum Oace Municipal Labor Committee Abraham Beame Albany Beame The Bee Conn Electric Boat General Dynamics Corp

Heritage Ring Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Calendar Set

Beta Sigma Phi Tau chapter schedules a no host breakfast at the Drifter on Saturday with a 9 30 a m start. Attendees are instructed to wear red white or blue outfits to fit the theme.

Beta Sigma Phi Tau Chapter

Hospital Records Twenty Four Hour Admissions List

In a twenty four hour period ending at 12501 am on July 9 admissions include Randall Rogers Bayard, Margaret Turner of Silver City, EB Griffin, Monica Carrillo of Hurley, Olive Ketcham, Dering, G Fravis, Deming, John Rives Bayard, Martha Rodriguez of Silver City, Manuel Sanchez of Lordsburg, Olivia Vasquez of Silver City, Victoria Sota of Lordsburg, Martha Parra of Ney. Discharges include Lucy Morales and baby of Silver City, Charlie James son of Central, Roy Kerr of Lordsburg, Betty Ortega of Bayard, Juanita Navides of Hurley.

Aim Randall Rogers Bayard Margaret Turner Silver City EB. Griffin Monica Carrillo Hurley Olive Ketcham Dering G .Fravis Deming John Rives Bayard Marha Rodriguez Manuel Sanchez Lordsburg Olivia Vasquez Victoria Sota Martha Parra Fur. Ney Lucy Morales Baby Charlie Jamesson Central Roy Kerr Betty Ortega Ayard Juanita Navides

Country Folks potluck and fair notes in Mimbres region

Bonnie Hamilton reports on a Sherman ranch potluck July 4 with eight guests from Grant County and beyond including Arizona Lake Valley and Deming. The piece also notes visits by Wil Sanchez, Steve Moore, a Camp Thunderbird melodrama, a wedding in Deming, and Independence Day events with local residents plus a farm youth outlook from Des Moines about future farming opportunities.

Bonnie Hamilton Marcel Biebette Marlene Randy Sherman Grant County Arizona Lake Valley Deming Wil Sanchez I Steve Pecos Mimbres Valley Jnsie Grijalva Douglas Moore Las Cruces Camp Thunderbird el Paso Middle Mimbres Nona Lindley Mike Mark Kim Tetty Hamiltn Josie Mattocks Jim Ruth Yada Barly Mary Boldra Walter Biebelle Indianapolis Margaret Bucher Jim Dines Deming Juste Josie Grijalva Steve Garcia la Puente Calif Keith Kallard Albuquerque Walter Hamiljton

State colleges spend heavily on athletics and scholarships

Santa Fe report on New Mexico higher education shows intercollegiate athletics grants totaling 992,926 dollars for the current fiscal year and 517,005 dollars in state academic scholarships across six institutions. UNM leads with 425,019 dollars in athletic funds and 253,000 in scholarships. NMSU, Western, ENMU, NMIMT, and NM Tech follow with varied allocations. NM Tech has no intercollegiate athletics funds. The legislature ties athletics budgets to state appropriations and math-based scholarship formulas.

New Mexico Tistitute of Mining and Technology Socorro University of New Mexico New Mexico State Western New Mexico University Eastern New Mexico University New Mexico Military Institute NMIMT UNM AS & State Jerry Apodach Agere Carlos Jaramillo Bernardio County Saul Lujan Jr Nest Portales Jaramillo Tijerak Canyon Albuquerque

National Weather Outlook prompts varied cooling across regions

A cold front cooled much of the nation after showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures shifted by up to ten degrees from the Dakotas to the Upper Great Lakes, with readings ranging from the upper 40s in Michigan to near 100 in Arizona. Most precipitation remained in the southern half, while Lake Erie housed the only notable thunderstorm line.

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