Grant County Concert Group Forms Meet Drive for Members
The Grant County Community Concert Association officers led a three hour planning session at the Sunday Inn to launch a county wide drive running October 11 to 16. The group aims to raise 700 members to fund four 1971 72 season performances by Don Shirley Sala Montes and a Stockholm chamber program, with subscriptions covering 20 concerts and access to El Paso Las Cruces programs. Curtis Hungerford leads as president with L Mines as first vice president, Mrs Royton Sooth second vice president, and Robert M Ingratum third vice president.
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Grant County Community Concert Association
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Dent
Thayne Peters
Hugh Hawkins
Lewis Spencer
Theodore Dragdos
Dale PF
Geise
Freq Behrens
Sunday Inn
Grant County Group
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Stockholm
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Las Cries
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Uni
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Curtis Hungerford
den of Education
Western New Mexico University
T. L. Mineste
Royton Sooth
Robert M. Ingratum
Third View Press
Cling of Glenwood Club Nominates New Officers at May Meeting
The 4-1 Cling of Glenwood met at the Community Center with 12 members and two visitors. New officers for the year include Kenny Lyon and Woody Adred as president and vice president, Spanky Holliman as secretary treasurer, Debbie Keith as reporter, and Cecily Dyer as recreational leader. demonstrations were given on horseman knots and photography, with refreshments by Mark Kollar.
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Glenwood
Kenny Lyon
Woody Adred
Spanky Lou Holliman
Debbie Keith
Cecily Dyer
Plergus
Butch Spooner
Wendy Alved
Mark Kellar
Gynut Hollman
Senate vote trims draft ceiling amid pay rise clash
The Senate moved to reduce the draft ceiling from 300000 to 270000 over two years, with further cuts planned. Armed Services chair John C. Stennis backed a 150000 ceiling, later lowered to 130000 for the year starting July 1 1972, while Sen Taft urged a 100000 and then 0 to 100000 reduction. A $1.7 billion servicemen pay raise was approved, tripling Nixon’s request.
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Washington PY
Senate
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services
Nixon
Sen
Robert Taft Jr
Eohio
Lake Roberts News highlights new residents and projects
Lake Roberts details longtime residents and new arrivals at the lake. Paul Stowe and Jordan plan to settle as permanent residents. Fred Pena, C. W. Malloy, and George Ash begin cabins or buildouts. Many El Paso and Hobbs visitors spend weekends at cabins. A nature walk is announced by ranger Dick Pailissier for June 12 at 10 am.
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Paul Stowe
Silver City
Lake Robaria
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Forest Service
Viele
Mike McCarr
el Paso Pre
Bruce Cross
Skip Newgard
Abilene
Tex
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E Page
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Bartee
Little Rock
Ark
Wack
M. A. Mansur
Lula’Arledge
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Bir
Otto Griggs
Areledge
Griggs
Wilbur Crews
Paso
Phoenic
Cindy Burris
Tucson
Bere
Derry
Margarette Bartee
Jess Bowman
el Paso
Jim Whisenant
Mary Francis
Clovia
E. E. Dartees
Jin Sellers
Ira Batt
Tess
Jennings
Roswell
Lake Roberts Heiguts
Jimba Development Co
Mimbres
el Puan
W. Malloy
Melvin Hess
Lake Roberts General Store
West Point Grad AWOL in Sweden. Army says missing
1st Lt. John Vequist, 24, a West Point graduate from Pittsburg Kansas, has been AWOL since May 20 and may be with his wife in Sweden where about 245 other U.S. servicemen have sought refuge. He headed to Vietnam after graduation and could be declared a deserter after 30 days. Pentagon data show 1,887 in Canada, 245 in Sweden, and others in Mexico and France among servicemen seeking asylum abroad.
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Germany
Way
Sweden
Army
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Pittsburg
Kan
Pentagon
Vequist
Keo
David G. Vequist
Kaiserstaufen
Vinman
Verpist
Army Air Defense School
Fi Bliss
Tex
Fire Services
Canada
Mexico
National Guard Battles Soledad Canyon Fire at White Sands
Army and National Guard units joined firefighters to combat a brush fire in Soledad Canyon on White Sands Missile Range. The blaze started when Guardsmen firing artillery near the canyon discharged 42 anti aircraft cannons, prompting authorities to deploy responders after brief containment hopes faded. General John Jolly acknowledged proximity fuzes may have aided ignition and that personnel were alerted Tuesday night and dispatched to the scene.
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White Sands Missile Range
U.S. Army
National Guard
Solledad Canyon
New Mexico National
New Mexico National Guard
Ahid
White Sands
Jolly
Glenwood News Briefs Highlight Local Social and Summer Visits
The Glenwood News page lists a parade queen runner up Joquetta Holliman, Linda Fortenberry of Quy winning a best dressed prize, and the Little Old Red Wagon entry led by Mrs. FE. M. Callins with Kelth and Korena Shellhorn. It notes numerous summer arrivals and visits, including the Menges work crew, Kenneth Shellhorn bringing home son Dennis, Donna Kelth and others in old clothing, and Mrs. Alfa Dowdy and Mrs. Lila Sturgess visiting from Turson. Additional items cover summer guests, military cruises, local church events, and residents traveling to Deming, Columbus, and San Francisco.
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Lis Aerer Cers Iy
Joaquetta Holliman
Catron
Llnda Fortenberry
Quymade
Raden
Glenwood Woman's Club
FE. M. Callins
Kelth
Korena Shellhorn
Shellhorn
Troy ‘Thacker
Donna Kelth
Stanford Patent Dept Generates Significant Income From Inventions
Stanford Universitys Patent Development Program, led by Neils Reimers, has earned about 130000 in advance on inventions by faculty, students, and staff since 1969. The program explores 130 ideas, with 40 discarded, and takes a 15 percent fee plus a third share to inventors and departments.
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Betterman Associated Press
Stanford
Calif
O Neils Reimers
Reimers
Stanford University
Heimers
Philea Ford
Starford
Graduate School of Business
Brooks Stover
Farmington
Mich
Ft. Ord
Samuel D. Calella
Commie Robot Moon Car Returns to Moon Surface
Moscow reports Lunok, the eight wheeled Moon cart, moved Tuesday night after a frigid two week sun height. Tass says the craft transmitted telemetry to Earth during a communication session and sent two good panoramic photos of the lunar landscape.
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