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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1975

Page

4

Parking and Beautification Land Report for Silver City Meeting

Silver City residents and merchants are invited to a 7 p.m. Monday council session at the Public Safety Building to hear Jay Hill and Associates present a six month Central Business District Land Use Study. The plan proposes three options for more parking improved land use beautification and traffic flow with a focus on tourism as a funding avenue. Officials and the public will review slides and displays before the June 16 completion date.

Richard Peterson Daily Press Silver City Central Business ‘District Jay Hill and Associates, Ltd Jay Hill Public Safety Hill Silver City Parking Authority Ken Bothscheider Curtis Maxwell Hillery Beard John Reece H.G. Stiles Jay Wynkoop Big Ditch Ing Wynkoop Wynkeop Bill Shop Silver High University of Arizona Council of Governments

Senate panel chief accuses Rockefeller panel on assassinations

Washington AP report says Senate intelligence chair says Rockefeller Commission dodges the issue of CIA assassination plots, while a White House official says Ford will not second guess Kennedy era actions. The official notes the 1960s era difficulties and cites omission of CIA involvement from the commission report.

Washington Senate Intelligence Committee Rockefeller Commission White House Ford Kennedy Central Intelligence Agency Fidel Castro CIA Commission

Senate talks on $30.3B weapons bill advance

The Senate approved a 15 month weapons authorization bill by 77 to 6 and sent it toward a House Senate conference. The measure funds procurement and research, with a July 1976 class start for women at service academies and preserves the defense programs amid budget cuts.

Washington Senate House Senate House Ford South Vietnam U.S Senate Armed Services Committee AWACS

Northrop paid 1972 bribe for House aide contract

Senate investigators cite a Northrop consultant stating the firm paid 40 thousand dollars in 1972 as protection money to John Blanford, former House Armed Services Committee counsel, after Blanford secured a defense contract for another firm. Blanford began monthly cash payments of one thousand dollars. Six young whooping cranes receive foster care as officials warn of potential cross breeding in a plan to establish a second flock.

Washington Northrop Corp House Armed Services Committee Senate Northrop Frank J. DeFrancis John Russell Blanford Blanford House Pentagon Idaho

Departments Release Police Reports

Grant County Sheriff Richard Ingram reports May activity totaling 33 750 miles driven 15 warrants 39 traffic citations 43 motorist assists 168 legal papers served 3 burglaries investigated 2 solved 6 thefts investigated and all six solved 2 vandalism cases investigated 496 dollars recovered in stolen property 48 arrests including 9 juveniles Most juveniles linked to alcohol and narcotics. Central Police Chief Jay Finch notes 3 589 miles driven 47 complaints 14 arrests 33 traffic citations 12 public service assists 14 crimes reported 7 guilty 2 dismissed 2 pending

Grant County Central Police Department Jay Finch Central Finch

Local Feature in War Cry Details London Bridge Move

The June 7 issue of War Cry, Salvation Army magazine, features Captain and Mrs. Max Carroll of Silver City and a local writer’s account by Josephine Cudney of London Bridge’s transplant to Lake Havasu City, with authentic pictures of both the Thames era and the Arizona installation. Distribution locally runs through June 13.

The Great Battle and the Flag Raising at Iwo Jima

A historic account of the February 23, 1945, Iwo Jima flag raising scene as Marines secure Suribachi and photographer Joe Rosenthal captures the moment. The narrative recalls rising flags, combat peril, and the moment that would symbolize American resolve in the Pacific War.

Daily Press Weck Pacific Iwo Jima Australia Tokyo Suribachi Joe Rosenthal Associated Press Fellas

Copter Caper Aims to Outrun Police in Michigan Escape

Dale Remling, 46, serving 6 to 10 years for check fraud, eluded capture after hijacking a helicopter from Mettetal Air Port Plymouth to flee Southern Michigan Prison. Pilot Richard Jackson, 29, forced by a knife, landed near the prison and helped Remling bail toward Munich. Police also detained several women in Livingston County and sought others connected to the escape.

Jackson, Mich Dale Otto Remling Fowlerville Remling Southern Michigan Donald Hill Hill Jolyne Lou Conn Weberville Gertrude Woodbury Livingston County Friday Mexico Charles Bronson Richard Jackson Nebraska Jackson Mettetal Plymouth Mich Lee McCoy

Chamber and Frontier discuss future flight schedules in Silver City

Six chamber members led by Edwin Busby met Frontier Airlines officials including A L Feldman to push for schedules that favor local needs. They explained air travel issues and received a pledge to consider local patterns in future planning, signaling a shift from prior meetings.

Silver City Grant County Elliott Frontier Feldman Kenneth Wallin Sam Binder Kennecalt Copper Corp Farrell Eldredge Chamber Jack Davis A.C. Houston Lumber Co

Weather forecast with isolated thundershowers and warm highs

The forecast shows isolated thundershowers this evening and a Sunday with partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures. Silver City reached 84 on Friday and 58 overnight, with Sunday's high expected at 88 and tonight's low at 52. The Daily Press logged 0.01 inches of precipitation in the 24 hours to 7 a.m.

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