Land Use Report Before Silver City Council
The Silver City Council heard the downtown parking and land use study with three main proposals. Costs range from about 34 to 4 million for covering the Big Ditch and related parking, with alternatives favoring lower-cost options and enhanced beautification on Bullard Street. The panel urged citizen input, noted downtown value, and the council approved the report for final editing before June 18 submission to the State Planning Office.
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Richard Peters
Daily Press
Silver City Council
Ail
Jay Wynkeap
Wynkoop
Big Ditch
Callege Avenue
Broadway
Hill
Silver City
Ill
Hin
City Hall
Bullard Street
Post Office
Hudson Street
Hill and Wyckoop
State Planning Office
Council of Governments
Bill
UNM Summer Session Enrollment Up 16 Percent
University of New Mexico reports 16 percent more students in the 1975 summer session on the Albuquerque campus, with 5,959 enrolled compared to 5,959 last year. The session began Monday. Will Rogers Jr. to speak at New Mexico Bankers Association 64th annual convention in Albuquerque on June 14. Space Vector Corp awarded a 35000 federal contract for six rocket system work, some at White Sands Missile Range. Senator Montoya to meet National Parks Service director and address Education Commission event in Kansas City July 7. Former Sen Edward Gurney testifies about fundraiser housing favors in June 1972 bribery case.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
UNM
Washington (Ap
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Space Vector Corp
White Sands Missile Range
Washington
Education Commission of Uhe
Kansas City
Montoya
TAMPS
Fla
Edward Gurney
Gurnney
James L
Grout
Gurney
Remiro and Little found guilty of first degree murder
In Sacramento the first SLA defendants Remiro and Little were found guilty of first degree murder in the cyanide bullet death of Gaktend School Supt Marcus Foster. An eight woman four man jury also convicted them of attempted murder in the wounding of Foster’s top aide.
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Sacramento
Calif
Symbionese Liberation Army
Gaktend School
Marcus Foster
SLA
Joseph Remiro
Russell Little
Remiro
Little
Toster
Robert Blackburn
Grant County Sees Property Taxes Donated to Local Revenue
Government figures show Grant County relies on property taxes for about 44.5 percent of local revenue, below the national 63.5 percent and New Mexico 47.5 percent. The per capita yield is $102 in Grant County versus $205 nationally and $75 in New Mexico, with broader shifts toward gross sales and local income taxes.
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Grant County
Department of Commerce
New Mexico
United States
City asks residents to move cans back to alleys
Bayard City Hall released guidance allowing residents to return garbage cans to the back alleys. Pickup had occurred in front of homes during water improvements, but with the pipe work finished the city instructs placing cans back in alleys for collection.
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Bayard
Bayard City Hall
Andazela Named Man of Year at LULAC Convention
Ron Andazela was named Man of the Year at the LULAC state convention in Las Cruces May 30 to June 1. He is a WNMU graduate and Indiana University Law admittee, recognized for community work and leadership roles with LULAC and related groups.
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Ron Andazela
LULAC
Las Cruces
Andazela
Andazola
League of United Latin American Citizens
Macario Borrosa
New Mexico
University Regents
Office of Economic, Social and Population Research
Society For the Advancement of Management
Pi Gamma Mu
Blue Key
Los Estudiantes Unidas
Phelps Dodge announces extensive management reshuffle
Phelps Dodge Corp names June 15 effective date for multiple leadership moves across its Arizona branches. Richard Moolick moves to New York as vice president. Arthur Kinneberg takes Western Operations post at Tyrone. Kilnceb er succeeds him. Tyrone Mine gains Fenzi as mine superintendent and West advances to general superintendent. Additional shifts place Bolles, Holmes, and Alexander in new roles at Morenci, Safford, and New Cornelia, with further changes promised at the Copper Queen/ Bisbee complex before 1969.
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New York
George B. Munroe
Richard T. Moolick
Western
Douglas, Ariz
Douglas John A. Lentz
Arthur H. Kinceberg
Moolick
Western Operations
Kinneberg
Tyrone
Lewis
Arthur &. Himmebaugh
Robert E. West
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Orazio F. Fenzi
West
Fenzi
New Cornelia
Phelps Dodge
Ajo
Ariz
Santa Barbara State College
University of California At Berkeley
Fenai
Lentz
John L. Bolles
Morenci
Stanley C. Holmes
Safford
Ari
Holmes
Albert L. Alexander
Cornelia
Copper Queen
Bisbee
University of Arizona
Merenci
Hee
Douglas
United States Naval Academy
University of Nevada
Mackay School of Mines
Ile
Himebaugh
Republican Women Plan July 4 Old Time Sale
The Grant County Republican Women meet Wednesday June 11 at 7 p.m. at the Red Cross Building 815 D Street for final planning of the clubs July 4 Old Time Sale led by Mrs. Ronald Fox Mrs. Joe Jayme and Mrs. Jack Davis presiding by Mrs. Florence Norris public invited to attend.
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Grant County Republican
Red Cross
D Street
Silver City
Ronald Fox
Joe Jayme
Jack Davis
Plorence Norris
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Suttlé Solutions
Jay Ill
Tay Hill and Assacisles, Ltd
College Avenue
Domenici
National Parks Service
Gacy Everhart
Sanford
Seminole County
Wallace Agrees
New Orleans
George
Wallace
William L. Waller
Mississippi
Alabama
Robert 5. Strauss
Philip W. Noel
Rhode Island
Gila Wikh
Man
Sam
WNMU
University
Ginny Stanley
Lulac Education Service Center
Ron Apolazola
Lulac Educational Service Center
Stanley
Borrego
Kon
Andazola Is the
Mrs
Manuel Andazola
1600
West Sixth Street
Ron Andazola
Bolles
Colorado School of Mines
Alexander
The
University of Minnesoa
Mackay School of
Arthur H. Kinneberg
Arthur Himebaugh
Robert Ll, West
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