Copper CowBelles Meet at Bar Lazy D Ranch July Gathering
The Copper CowBelles convened at the Bar Lazy D Ranch for their July meeting led by Vice-President Betty Salate with Pat Bagby as Historian. Members enjoyed a Fourth of July dance at Mimbres, heard committee reports, and noted upcoming events including a State CowBelle cook book sale and a mid year meeting in Deming.
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Lazy D Ranch
Betty Salate
Betty
Pat Bagby
Ruthie Graham
Asell
Russ Davis
Nashville
Diane Delk
Diane
Albert Mitchell
Silver High School graduate named to Sul Ross Freshman Leadership Program
Lindley, May graduate of Silver City, is among 20 incoming freshmen chosen for Sul Ross State University's Freshman Leadership Program. The program funds $150 per semester for the first year and aims to groom future student leaders. Lindley is the son of Buster Lindley and was a top 4-H qualifier and youth range camp standout in 1975.
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Clay Lindley
Silver High School
Silver City
Sul Ross State University
Lindly
Buster Lindley
SRSU
New Mexico
Arenas Valley Animal Clinic
Mrs Herrera Deming resident dies at 74
Maria Gertrudis Herrera age 74 of 6125 Ruby Deming died at home July 20 born August 1902 in San Isidro NM. Deming resident 30 years member Catholic Church. Rosary Sunday July 24 7 p.m. Mass Monday 9 a.m. Infant Jesus Church Hurley. Burial Hurley cemetery Wheeler Mortuary arranging. Survived by two sons Reynaldo Deming Pedro Silver City sister Dora Morales Silver City brother Freddie Allston Boyd two grandchildren two great grandchildren.
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Maria Gertrudis Herrera Ape
Ruby, Deming
San Isidro
Deming
Catholic Church
Infant Jesus Catholic
Hurley
Msgr
D.E. Thames
Wheeler Mortuary
Herrera
Reynaldo Herrera
Pedro Herrera, Jr
Silver Cisister
Dora A. Morales
Silver City
Freddie Allston
Boyds
Jaurequi Honored For Salesmanship
Gregory G. Jaurequi of Silver City will be cited July 25 for outstanding life insurance sales among Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. agents during the 1976 77 honor year. He works with the William E. Ebel general agency in Albuquerque and received an award for newer agents. The honor will be presented at the 97th annual meeting at the Milwaukee home office July 25 to 27. Northwestern Mutual is the nation's largest life insurer with assets over 8.6 billion.
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Gregory G. Jaurequi
Silver City
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
NML
William E. Ebel
Association of Agents of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Northwestern Mutual
Women Aglow to Host Rita Wisdom Guest Speaker
Women s Aglow will host Rita Wisdom from El Pysu as guest speaker at a luncheon July 28 at the Holiday Motor Hotel at 11 45. The price is 3 50. A 12 20 program access is available for those not attending the lunch. Babysitting is free at the First Presbyterian Church 2th and Cactus from 11 30 to 2 30. Three youths from the Presbyterian Church will care for children who should bring sack lunches. Rita Wisdom s testimony portrays blessings guidance and grace to her family and ministry through song. Reservations by Wygant Calkins or Winnie Maxwell House before Wednesday noon. A men's retreat is planned September 16 to 18 at Cludcroft Led and Robert Kelly with Raphael Jeffreys and Sammy Opperheim leading. Also Los Alamos hosts a five day workshop July 25-29 on stability in superconducting magnets at the National Security and Resources Study Center with over 40 attendees including five foreign countries.
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Women's Aglow Fellowship
Holiday Motor Hotel
First Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Aglow Fellowship
Rita Wisdom
el Pysu
Rita
Jesus
Jack Wisdom
Wygant
D. Calkins
Winnie
Maxwell House
Cludcroft
Robert Kelly
Raphael Jeffreys
Sammy Opperheim
Sacramento
Los Alamos
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
National Security and Resources
Governor launches 1.16 million Crisis Intervention program
The Governor's Crisis Intervention Program allocates 1,160,000 to prevent utility cut-offs for low income families and the elderly. Funds will be distributed by the Division of Human Resources to counties via Community Action Agencies and other local providers, with payments to utility companies and fuel vendors. Eligible households must be within 425 percent of the federal poverty line and show overdue bills, with a $250 annual cap per family.
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Ate Herman Grace
Division of Human Resources
DHR
Grace
Caas
Councils of Governments
Community Services Administration
CAA
Notice of Pendency of Suit in Grant County District Court
In the Sixth Judicial District of New Mexico Grant County, Leonard’s Repair Service files suit against Darrell Willis and Apostolic Assembly of the Faith in Christ Jesus for collection of an account and foreclosure of a lien on property in Central Grant County. If no answer by September 1, 1977, plaintiff seeks default judgment and sale of the property. Attorney Y Lee Vesely, Silver City, NM. Clerk Nora Corer records July 21, 1977.
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Darrell Willis
Apostolic Assembly OF the Faith IN Christ Jesus, Inc
Grant
State OF New Mexico
Darrell Wills
Central
Grant County
New Mexico
Y. Lee Vesely
P.O. Box
Silver City
Plaintife
District Court
Nora Corer
Union meeting on Albuquerque Publishing circulation drive
In Albuquerque, the Communications Workers of America and reporters management held an informal meeting on the union's bid to represent circulation workers. The petition with the NLRB seeks union affiliation by all circulation staff except guards supervisors and confidential personnel. About 100 employees would be eligible.
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Albuquerque
Communications Workers of America
Albuquerque Publishing Co
Alan
National Labor Relations Board
Crash Still Mystery San Mateo Plane Fatalities
An NTSB investigator found no engine failure nor weather or downdraft cause for a single engine crash that killed San Mateo rancher Harry F. Lee and Albuquerque pediatrician Dr Paull M. Bicher. The plane nosedived about 80 degrees. autopsies ordered.
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San Mateo
New Mexico
Federal Aviation
George Baker
National Transportation Safety Board
Denver
Harry F. Lee
Albuquerque
Paull M. Bicher
Baker
Federal Aviation Administration
Jim Valentine
Perseid Meteor Shower to Light Up New Mexico Skies
University of New Mexico scientists say the Perseids meteor shower will be visible over Albuquerque starting Monday with a peak after midnight on August 11 into August 12. The display runs through August 17 and can be seen with the naked eye. Debris from comet Swift-Tuttle fuels the shower, a phenomenon recorded since 811 A.D. in the northern horizon area.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
UNM
New Federal Lands Action Group Names All Members
Gov. Jerry Apodaca announced the seven appointees to the Federal Lands Action Group created by the 1977 Legislature. Members include William A. Buchecker of Santa Fe and Wyatt Atkins of Alamogordo, with Ern est Coriz Ernest Padilla Arthur Snead and George Scudella also named to represent state agencies and offices.
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Santa FE
Federal Lands Action Group
Jerry Apadaca
Priday
William A. Buchecker
Bokum Resources Corp
Wyatt Atkins
Alamogordo
Alfred Forsyth
Pecos
Ernest Coriz
Energy Resources Board
Ernest Padilla
State Land Office
Arthur B. Snead
Bureau of Revenue
George Scudella
Environmental Improvement Agency
HSSD Seeks 22 Percent Budget Boost Ahead of Shakeup
The Health and Social Services Department seeks a 22 percent funding rise to 175.9 million dollars in state and federal funds. The plan is a rollover exercise since the agency will be split under a 1977 government reorganization into the health and environment and human services departments effective March 31. Agencies must base budgets on current operations despite the restructuring.
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Santa FR
Health and Social Services Department
Health and Environment
Human Services
Colorado Jewelry Factory Barred From Selling In New Mexico
The district court judge banned Robert Jaramillo owner of the 1931 Jewelry Factory in Antonity Colorado from jewelry sales in New Mexico. The order followed a Taos Holiday Inn sale begun July 1 and cited alleged violations of the Indians Arts and Crafts Act and the Unfair Practices Act. Jaramillo was also found in contempt for moving inventory to Colorado.
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TADS
Colorado
New Mexico
John Wright
Robert Jaramillo
Antonity
Colo
Wright
Taos
Attorney General
Itas
Wright Alo
Jaramillo
Attorney General's Office
Michael Day
Robert Benedict
The
Indian Arts and Crafts Association
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