Cobre Teaches Honor Longtime Service Award Recipients
Cobre Consolidated School System presented service awards at the final 1970-71 teachers meeting. Sapphire recipients for 20 years were Mrs. Jane B. Gray teaching principal at Santa Rita Elementary Miss Betty Jean Starliper Snell Junior High Librarian and Wilbur Dean French auto mechanics instructor at Cobre High. Blue stone for 25 years went to Roy Anthony Hurley Elementary fifth and sixth grades. Green stone honoring 30 years went to Pollyanna Dodson Bayard Elementary fifth grade Helen B Haley Hurley second grade and Ruth E Martin San Lorenzo teaching principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savon
Cobre “Consolidated
Cobra Board of Education
Jane 8. Gray
Santa Rita
Betty Jean Starliper
Snell Junior High
Ubrarian
Wilbur Dean French
Cobre High
Gray
French
Western New Mexico University
Ruth £. Martin
Dodson
Bayard
Hardin-Simmons University
WNMU
Haley
Hurley
Martin
San Lorenzo
Silver City
POWs Could Be Home In A Month If U S Withdrawal
Defense Secretary Clark Clifford said American prisoners of war could return within a month if Washington sets a December 31 withdrawal deadline in Indochina. He cited private discussions with both Americans and non Americans as the basis for his claim. Rep. Robert Leggett said Viet Cong negotiators in Paris promised freedom before that date if withdrawal is set. Nixon aides warned a full withdrawal by December 11 would be precipitous, while State Department officials tempered expectations citing Hanoi denials. Clifford proposed safeguards: if prisoners are not returned within 10 days of the announcement, withdrawal would end, and if Hanoi releases prisoners, full removal by the terminal date would be guaranteed by world opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Clifford
Robert L. Leggett
Paris
Leggett
Dcalif
Nixon
State Department
Hanoi
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Anwar
House
Senate
Tary
Defense
NLF
Mass funeral for 25 drifters shocks Yuba City community
About 200 residents from Yuba City and Marysville gathered at a high school field for a mass funeral service honoring 25 transient farm workers found slain and buried in orchard graves near the city. Ministers spoke of dignity and communal compassion as they urged aid for displaced laborers and the vulnerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Hearn
Associated Press
Yuba City
Calif
Low
C. W. Renwick
Marysville
Juan V. Corrona
Renwick
Howard Alexandar
First Baptist Church
Edgar Nelson
First United Methodist Church of
Drought Worsens Across Texas in June Report
NOAA climatologist Robert Norton rated five regions as in extreme drought, two as severe, and three as moderate for the week ending June 5. Extreme areas covered the Low Plains North Central and South Central Texas the Edwards Plateau and South Texas. Severe drought included East Texas and the upper Rio Grande area while moderate drought appeared in the High Plains Trans-Pecos and Lower Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Texas
Robert Norton
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Low Plains
Edwards Plateau
South Texas
East Texa
Coum
Trans-Pecosara
Valley
Wildlife Plague Strikes Central Florida Lakes
An unexplained wildlife die off blooms through Lake Apopka and nearby waters in central Florida. Thousands of fish perish and dozens of birds die as sixteen alligators also die. Biologists study the event and monitor DDT levels in live alligators and fish, with lake fishing potentially halted to protect public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Lake Apopka
Pia
Aps
Lake Dork
Game and Fresh Water
Harle Frye
Orange County
Frye
Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Indian Plight Worsens in Urban Migration
Oklahoma Indian Affairs official Paul Stabler told the Commission on Population Growth and the American Future that Indians are moving to cities to escape poverty but face harsh conditions, discrimination, and stereotypes. He warned population growth and urban concentration may worsen their plight as many struggle to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Oklahoma
Paul Stabler
Oklahoma Indian Affairs Commission
Indiana
Stabley
Stranegers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cobre
William 5. Frazier
Cobre Board of Education
Wilber Dean French, Jr
Jane 8
Pollyanna Dodeon
Belen B
Ruth E. Martin
Peos
Emma Johnson
Pearl T. Dodds
Jane F. Hawkins
David L. Walker
Cobre Schouts
U.S
Mark O. Hatfield
H-O.e
George
McGover
Thomas FP. O'Neill
Massachusetts
Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
Charles Whalen
R-Ohic
Sec
Riversidi
Wprome
Battioy Uufetimng
FNL Replacement
Guarante
Wards Automotive Center
Montgomery
N. Bullard
F.E.T
GOGO
Gan
Ford
Oll Car Makers
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