Miners escalate West Virginia strike across coal fields
West Virginia miners press a wildcat walkout aiming to spread to Pennsylvania and Ohio, with railroads furloughing hundreds and several mines already idled. Court rulings and injunctions central to the dispute. industry officials call for grievance procedures before court intervention. A Sacramento sheriff's department weed out marijuana plants found growing in front of the building.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
West Varonia
Ohia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Chessie System Railway
Raceland
Huntington
Norfolk and Western Railway
United Mine Workers Local 1759
Cedar Coal Co
U.S
Dennis Knupp
Knapp
Jnseph Brennan
Bituminous Coal Operatrs Association
Sacramento
Calif
Sacramento County Sheriff's Department
Bill Miller
Soil Conservation Service Helps Fix Erosion Issues Now
Erosion and sedimentation affect land, water, and recreation, increasing taxes and lowering property values. The Soil Conservation Service urges public collaboration with NRCDs to plan seedings, windbreaks, erosion control structures, and grazing or cropping systems. Contact 2610 N. Silver St for assistance. the agency provides equal access regardless of age, color, religion, or race.
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Soil Conservation Service
Harold Bray
Sail Conservation Service
Grant Natural Resource Conservation District
NRCD
Silver St
The
Trubey Attacks Tactics Ahead of Election
U S congressional candidate Don Trubey voices frustration at alleged election year grandstanding delaying Watergate Reform Bill. He criticizes incumbents for stalling disclosures while praising provisions for public financial reporting. Also notes unemployment concerns and urges substantive long term solutions. Additionally references probate court notices and a school bus bid invitation in New Mexico.
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U.S
Don Trubey
Congress
Trudey
Trubey
Couness
Frabey
Hospital Records July 20 26 summaries with admissions and dismissals
Twenty four hour period end July 20 to 26 lists admitted and dismissed patients from multiple towns. Names include Anthony Estrada Alma Ritz Debbie Heiskell Vernon Ruckman Louise Grunerud Miguel Garcia Deanna Frost and others with affiliations to S C Bayard Lordsburg Deming Hurley Central Playas Cliff and El Paso. Many entries include newborns.
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Anthony Estrada
Alma Ritz
S.C
Debbie Heiskell
Vernon Ruckman
Paso
Louise Grunerud
Hurley
Miguel Garcia
Daniel Gomez
Deanna Frost
Susan LeBlanc
Pinos Altos
Sylvia Andazota
Hanover
Manuela Maldonada
Gila
Joe Amador
Bayard
Mary Eddleman
RW. Morris
Celia Hoyt
Carolina Dominguez
Central
Patricia Fierro
Aurora Marquez
Lordsburg
Lawrence Bryant
Albert Levario
Emma Padilla
Mary
Cliff
Linda Newbury
Playas
Alice Rivera
Susanarte
Sally Burchfield
Jacinta Placescio
Mary Pennington
Duncan
Ariz
Harvey Yocum
Josie Rodriguez
Florencio Gomez
Elsie Walker
Deming
Aurelio Sedillo
Patricia Fictio
Dueley
Vernon Buckman
EL Paso
Tex
Rosemary Silve
Filberta Romera
Linda Newburry
Baby Girl
Merlin Beard
Ellen Sears
Carol Ann Hyde
Marilyn Galassi
Irene Martinez
Salvador Way
Angie Bustamante
Mary Bencoma
Printlee Powers
House May Disregard Senate's LEAA Act
The House plans a tougher stance on the LEAA multibillion anticrime program, aiming for a 15 month extension with 1.1 billion authorization, while the Senate supports 1 billion this year and 1.1 billion for four years. A separate debate over FBI director term limits and expanded Judiciary Committee oversight is noted, with partisan friction evident. The article also cites a birth rate record, stating 1974’s rate was 14.9 births per 1000, the lowest ever.
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Washington
House
Senate
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Joseph Biden
Bdel
William Proxmire
Dwis
LEAA
House Judiciary Committee
FBI
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Clarence Kelley
House Crime Subcommittee
John Conyers Jr
Dmic
Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover
Capitol Hill
New York
The
Institute of Life Insurance
United States
Health Resources Administration
Sullivan Awarded Scholarship at Idaho State University
Walter Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hughes of Silver City, became the first ISU junior to win a Phi Kappa Phi scholarship at a Pocatello awards banquet. The 4.0 student and former navy submarine officer earned the honor for top GPA and was initiated into the Phi Kappa Phi society after graduating Silver High School in 1963. He served 11 years in the navy before returning to Idaho Falls with his wife Elaine and their two children.
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Walter Sullivan
E. O. Hughes
Silver City
Phi Kappa Phi
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Idl
Sullivan
Navy
ISU
Silver High School
Elaine
Idaho Falls
Appointment of Administratrix in Robertson Estate
In the Sixth Judicial District of New Mexico Grant County probate case 90 announces Kathleen A. Bateman as Administratrix of the estate of Kathryn D. Robertson deceased. Creditors must present their claims within the legal period prescribed by law to the Probate Court.
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VE OF
New Mexico
John J. Dorken
Lois Bachta
Ruth Dobson
Dorothy Provanzano
Darlene Zeitler
Murial Rakowski
George Hacker
James W. Kinderl
Billy J. Foster
Ehurator
Silver City
Thomas P. Foy
Foy
Keith
P.D. Box
Bila
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Treif
Grant
Kathryn D. Robertson
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orLog
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Grant County
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Shy
Teddy Roosevelt
Republican Party
Progressive Buil Moose Party
Board of Education
Cobre Consolidated Schools
David J. Walker
William S. Frasier
Cobre Board of Education
Samuel
Hospital Records
Kathleen A. Bateman
Cliff Presbyterian Church
Jack
Schmitt
Jack Sehgnitt
United States Senate
Jack Schmitt
Wyoming N.E. Albuquerque
Murray Ryan
Bobby Neal
Glanda Fowler Aenn
Sue Tenor
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