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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1971

Page

5

New York City Public Employee Strike Ends After Settlement

After 2000 sewage workers and 300 incinerator staff walkouts, a settlement ends a two day strike. District Council 37 and Teamsters Local 237 report gains but critics say the pension plan remains costly. Mayor Lindsay backs a cautious rollout next year as bridges reopen and investigations into sabotage proceed.

American Federation of State Teamsters Local 237 John V. Lindsay U.S Army Corps of Engineers Victor Gothaum District Council 37 Manhattan

Chile in turmoil after senior official assassination

Chile faces a political crisis after the assassination of former vice president and interior minister Edmundo Perez Zujovic. Amid arrests and a nationwide dragnet, Allende declares a state of emergency, curfew, and rights suspensions in Santiago as police hunt ultraleft attackers linked to the Vanguard of the People.

Santiago Chile Edmundo Perez Zujovle Eduardo Pirettz Christian Democratic Administration Vanguards of the People Salvador, Allende National Party Christian Democrats Allende Nnce Skalgo Zujovic Ujovic Puerto Mort Ujayie Ronald Rivera Calderon Organized Vanguard Rete Schneider Killig Ule Tra

Silver School Board Meet Set Thursday

The Silver Consolidated School Board will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 2:40 p.m. in the administrative offices on Bullard Street. Love of Brown Auto Sales will appear to discuss mids for school cars, and O B Grubb, school bus contractor, is scheduled to speak. Agenda items include bids for carpeting two new libraries and action on school pictures for the 1971 72 school year.

Silver Consolidated School Board Bullard Street Dim Love of Brown Auto Sales Mids O. B. Grubb Liebraries Acton

Prominent Resident Mrs H Dickson Dies in Silver City

Harriet Hattie Bringes Dickson a longtime Grant County teacher and public official died Tuesday at Hillcrest General Hospital. She taught at Buckhorn Vanadium Hanover Central and Fort Bayard and served as Deputy Grant County Clerk and chamber of commerce clerk. Surviving are son Hilton A Dickson Jr of Silver City, daughter Mrs Bir s B Nesmith of El Paso and five grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm Curtis-Bright Funeral Home with burial Memory Lane Cemetery.

Harriet Hattie) Bringes Dickson Hillcrest General Hospital Everning Oliver Lola Bridges Tuscaloosa Ala Dicken Gertrude Bridges Silver City Stuart's Feak Ranch Miss Hate Grant County Buckhorn Vanadium Hanover Central Fort Bayard Hilton A. Dickson Dickson New Mexico Normal School Silver Cry Chamber of Commerce State United Daughters of the Confederacy Daughters of the American Revolution The American Legion Auxiliary Hilton A. Dickson, Jr Birs. B. Rea Nesmith el Paso Tex Curtis-Bright Funeral Home Memory Lane Cemetery

Central Sets Public Meeting on 200000 Water Bond Issue

Central residents may learn more at a public meeting set for June 22 at 7 pm in the fire station. The $200,000 gen art obligation bond funds will upgrade the town water supply and delivery system including a new well and storage tanks. June is declared clean-up month and emergency conservation measures remain in effect. Residents may bring refuse for free removal by leaving an address at city hall.

Wall City Hall

Communists Strike Again Near Phnom Penh In Fierce Fight

Reports from Phnom Penh describe heavy fighting between Cambodian forces and North Vietnamese Viet Cong near Phnom Penh. Attacks focused on Vihear Suor marshes east of Phnom Penh with major battles at Prey Thom, while air and artillery cover faltered and losses mounted on both sides.

Punom Penh U.S Phnom Fenh Vihear Sitor Phnom Poul Prey Thom Am Rong Prey Thoms Cambagian Vihear Suor Mekong River Fhrnom Fenh Chap Phnom Penh Saigon Phnamt Pont South Vietnam Indochina

Hurley Mon Named To Who's Who in College Admires

Charles Hogeboom son of Mr and Mrs C P Hogeboom at Murley named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities by New blayla State University committee. Hogeboom a Cobre High School graduate is a junior majoring in secondary education based on school activities and academic standing.

Charles Hogeboom CP. Hogeboom Murley New Blayla State University Selection Committee Hogeboom Cobre High School

Meeting Postponed in Grant County Commune Isle

The regular meeting of the Grant County Commune islonurs at Silver City was canceled as a quorum was not reached. No indication yet of when the meeting will be rescheduled.

Grant County Islonurs Sliver City

Senate Sends 5.5 Billion Public Works Bill to Veto

The Senate passed a 5.5 billion public works measure sent to the House after a 245-66 vote. It faces a possible presidential veto over clashes with Nixon's revenue sharing. The bill expands Appalachian and regional programs, adds an accelerated works section, and funds highways, junked car cleanup, airport safety, housing, mining reclamation, and education.

Washington Senate Conference Committee House Nixon Democratic Ma Worthy Howard H. Baker McTenn Baker John Sherman Cooper R-Ky Jennings Randolph W.va Randolm T-State Appalachian Rec Bion Ozarks New England Upper Great Lakes Cornora Utah Arizona New Mexico Colorado Coastal Plains North Carolina South Carolina Georgia

Two Sets Of Charges Filed In Hospital Incident

Margarita Gonzalez, a Hillcrest employee, filed a complaint charging Edward Urstoe with disorderly conduct. Urstoe answered by filing a complaint against Gonzalez for reckless driving and disorderly conduct. Both complaints were filed with Division 1 Magistrate John L. Scholl. Charges are pending.

Hillcrest General Hospital Margarita Gonzalez Hillcrest Edward IL Urtoste Urtoste Gonzalez Division 1 John L. Scholl

Montoya Opens Door to Vice Presidential Nomination

Sen. Montoya of New Mexico says he is leaving the door open for a Democratic vice presidential bid. A spokesman notes good terms with Sen. Muskie and signals awareness of a push to enter the race. The Albuquerque office released a statement denying no interest and acknowledging the potential benefits of Montoya as a running mate.

Sen. Montoya V.P Albuquerque San Fred Buekes Montoya

Governor King Seeks July meeting on Anapam port plan

An APS A spokesman said Gov Bruce King aims to meet July in Chihuahua City Mexico with Chihuahua State Gov Oscar Flores to discuss the proposed Anapm port of entry.

Santa FE APS Bruce King King Chihuahua City Mexico Chihuahua Oscar Flores

R. C. Schmitz Jewelers Silver Anniversary Sale Note

R C Schmitz Jewelers celebrates 25 years with a Silver Sale. Founder Schmitz came from Hidnels and opened next to the Bank on Broadway. John Rhinesmith joined as watchmaker and partner. A Santa Rita branch opened 1953, moved in 1963 to Bayard Shopping Center under Mrs Ann Westover. Sale begins June 9.

OL Schmitz Hidnels Bank Broadway Schmitz American Gem Society Alsig John Rhinesmith R. C. Schmitz Tha ‘Huse Kennecott Copper Corporation Santa Rita Ann Westover AL Patten Bay Ard

Congress approves wage hike for servicemen

The Senate approved a 2.7 billion pay increase for servicemen by 52 to 27 vote, with a 125 percent boost for recruits, edging past the Nixon administration plan. The bill raises the lowest officer pay to 612.30 monthly and uses Gates Commission figures. Amendments cover draft extensions, voting registration with draft, and conscientious objection scope, while debate on draft amendments continues.

Washington Nixon Senate San Gordon Allott He G Corp House Gatey Commission John C. Stennis

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