Silver High Honor Students Named On Second Semester Roll
The Silver High School announces its second semester honor roll with multiple tiers. Named with straight A’s and 3.50 averages are lists of students across grades including Balise Coppedge Fanning German Hunter Lutz Matthews Mahon Nevins Pennington Redwine Richmeyer Roberts Ryan Thiel Visick Wilson Witthauer and many more. Other named students appear under ith Grade and 32th Grade sections with additional names and averages. The document reads as a yearbook style compilation of high achieving students across grades and sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Balise
Jill Coppedge
Ross Fanning
Mark German
Cheryl Hunter
Greg Lutz
Kathleen Matthews
Connie Mahon
Mike Nevins
Patty Pennington
Kenny Redwine
Tim Richmeyer
Vicki Roberts
Kevin Ryan
Jon Thiel
Jon Visick
Chuck Wilson
Peter Witthauer
Danny Aguilar
Kim Barnes
Jodi Bennett
Local Champions Ready To Spell At National Bee
Local finalists, all under 16 and mostly in eighth grade or younger, head toward two days of grueling competition for the $1,000 top prize, a color TV, and an engraved plaque. The spelling bee features 51 contestants, including Jana Schroeder, an eighth grader who is legally blind, and is judged by Dr. Richard Baker in his 17th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
Washington
Yarborough
Brilliantine
Richard Baker
University of Dayton
Scripps-Howard
Jana Schroeder
Marton Junior High
Vandalia
Ohio
Tyne
Carter Tax Break Survive Faces Uncertain Passage
President Carter’s home insulation tax credit remains alive but uncertain in Congress. The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 20 percent credit on up to 2,000 spent, max 400, for insulation and similar energy upgrades, with a March vote likely. Opposition mainly from Republicans and liberal Democrats cloud passage, and panel support may not carry to full House action.
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Jim Luther
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Rep. Fortney Stark
Dcalif
al Ulman
National Weather Outlook Warns of storms easing across Midwest
The Associated Press reports heavy thunderstorms that plagued the Midwest have subsided to mostly rain showers with sporadic thundershowers. Two tornadoes were reported with no injuries, one in Minnesota and one in Iowa. Flash flood watches issued for parts of northeastern Washington and the Idaho Panhandle as a cold front moves through. Blowing dust reduced visibility in Arizona. Shows widespread showers stretch from the eastern Dakotas to central Indiana and Florida coastlines. The East records low temperatures under cooler, clear conditions.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Minnesota
Washington
Idaho Panhandle
Arizona
Dakotas
Indiana
Florida
Upper
Great Lakes
New England
Great Basin
Western Divide
Decision Given To Anaya
A federal appeals court decision reversing a Los Alamos school system lawsuit ruling is in the hands of Attorney General Toney Anaya. The suit challenged the fairness of a 1975 New Mexico school funding formula provision that let the state credit a portion of Federal funds Los Alamos received under the Atomic Energy Communities Act.
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Santa FE
Los Alamos
Toney Anaya
Atomic Energy Communities Act
Hostage freed as siege at Assen continues in Netherlands
A 46 year old hostage Theo van Hattem was released by South Moluccan gunmen on a train near Assen Netherlands and hospitalized after an ambulance was brought to the scene. The group holds 7 to 10 gunmen and four teachers at a nearby school as cabinet officials debate hard action. Four days into the siege the gunmen freed 105 children and one teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roon Lewald
Associated Press
Assen
Netherlands
Helland
Theo van Hattem
Justice Ministry
Toos Fahet
van Hattem
Groningen
Joop den Uyl
Hague
Andries van Agt
Josina Soumakis
Hassan Tan
van Agt
Ap Folgerts
Bavensmilde
Indonesia
Dutch East Indies
Six Roswell residents face drug charges in coordinated arrests
In Roswell six residents were arrested on drug charges with warrants for others pending. The arrests followed a joint operation by state police Roswell police and Chaves County sheriff's office. Names include Juanita Hunter Randall Pargas David Paul Simms Ricky Griego Robert Duarte and Fred Cooper. All but Duarte posted bonds. Duarte held on $2000 bond. Cooper faced $18,000 bond for heroin cocaine and paraphernalia charges.
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Roswell
Chaves County
Sister Ruth Stapleton to Speak at Albuquerque Convention
Ruth Carter Stapleton will headline a luncheon at the Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship International four day meeting in Albuquerque. A spokesman said she will emphasize healing through Christ of problems from traumatic memories. The event is at the Albuquerque Convention Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Carter
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship International
Judge cites police policy shift as youth drug arrests fall
An Albuquerque judge attributes fewer juvenile drug arrests to APD citations for possession of small amounts of marijuana. He also notes rising teen liquor violations, saying alcohol is easy for youths to obtain. APD stats show liquor violations up 62 percent from 1974 to 1976, while drug arrests fell 29 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
District Court
Joseph Ryan
Albuquerque Police Department
APD
Ryan
Indians ponder run for NM lieutenant governor in 1978
Navajo and a Pueblo, both unnamed by Delfin Lovato, consider seeking the lieutenant governorship in 1978. A successful Indian voter registration drive could yield 20 000 to 40 000 potential voters, boosting an Indian candidate's chances and appealing to party tickets.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
All Indian Pueblo Council
Delfin Lovato
Lovato
NIIP Suit Under Advisement in Navajo Irrigation Project Case
A Washington federal judge heard oral arguments in a suit by NWF, New Mexico Game and Fish, and Trout Unlimited against the U S Department of the Interior over NIIP. The case questions the Environmental Statement for the planned 23 megawatt San Juan River power plant and its impact on trout and river ecology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N.M
Washington D.C
National Wildlife Federation
NWF
Department of Game and Fish and Trout Unlimited
Department of the Interior
Navajo Indian Irrigation Project
NIIP
Flannery
Game and Fish Department
Department
William Huey
San Juan
Huey
San Juan River
Bureaus of Reclamation
Fifaics
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Silver High
Hessler
Steve Hopson
Dawna Hussey
Bimi Lane
Cady Lincdley
David Lockwood
John Madrid
Thomas Maldonado
Frankie Medina
Victor Murillo
Carrie Nowlin
Troy Oberg
Irene Ortiz
Sonya Priestly
Lori Reed
Francisca Rivas
Deborah Rogers
Kerry Ryan
Mark Salari
Tom Shelley
Dan Suriano
Ron Springer
Kathy Steinzig
Steve Tanner
Donna Ullman
Kent Weed
Lori Wilmeth
Carrie Skillman
Chris VanBuskirk
Sharon Waldrip
Susie Willy
Jennifer Woodward
Laure Adams
Darrenl Agen
Terry Brows
Roberto Carreon
Terry Clay
Sheree Eaton
Brent Fisher
Barbara Gadner
David German
Lynell Grove
Dean MacDonald
Erick Moody
Rose Moreno
Alex Morgan
Maureen McGrath
Kim Pearce
Margaret Ryan
Darlene Sherman
John Stebbins
Deanie Tanner
Nora Trammell
Mercy Sanchez
Kelly Arellin
Mike Balise
Cynthia Barrios
Anita Brown
Arlene Carbajal
Steve Casebolt
Thomas Chesterman
Kim Coppedge
Susan Crabtree
LeAnn Curtis
Greg Dickson
Diane Donaldson
Matt Draclus
Rita Garcia
Merlinda Grim
David Hanry
Karen Havens
Debra Hunter
Arlene Jaramillo
Randy Keene
Manfred Krawletz
Richard Leon
Loretta Lucero
Barbara Lund
Belinda Martinez
Debra Mayes
Debra Melendrez
Frank Mitchell
Carl More
Larry Orwell
Charlotte Palmer
Margaret Peeples
Yolanda Quintana
Mike Rawlins
Steve Reese
Janie Schlotfedt
Linda Shinn
Martha Silva
Vicki Skill
National Weather Outlook
Anaya
New Mexico Highlands University
Community Health Development Center
University of New Mexico Institute For Applied Research Services
Glenwood
Los Almos Lodge
Ben Meier
Los
Almos
Pac
Navy
The
Hector Gil
Hurley
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