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Newspaper

Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1975

Page

5

Contractor Awarded Pipeline Work in Dero County

Sen Pete Domenici said the Bureau of Land Management awarded Silver City contractor Jeff Glenn a 71497 dollar contract for pipeline installation in Dero County. In Lovington a seminar on shoplifting bad checks and counterfeit money is set for Thursday sponsored by the Lovington Chamber of Commerce and the Lovington Police Department.

Washington (Ap Pete Dorenici R-N.m Bureau of Land Management Silver City Jeff Glenn Dero County Domenici Lovington

New Mexico Teen Pageant Slated for Weekend

The Migs New Mexico Teenager contest runs Friday and Saturday with 27 girls aged 13 to 17. A spokesman says judging focuses on scholastic achievements civic contributions poise personality and appearance. sos Appoints Majority Washington AP Hathaway is confirmed as interior secretary giving Ford a majority of the cabinet.

Albuquierquis New Mexico Sos Washington Sepestad Senate Stanley XK. Hathaway Interior Ford

Ford-Rabin talks push new Israeli Egyptian peace plan

President Ford turns to talks with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin who arrived prepared to do whatever is possible toward peace. The down-to-business scenario at the talks was underscored by Kis singer’s simple welcome on Tuesday.

Washington Ford Yitzhak Rabin Rabin Henry A. Kissinger

Ford to act on Rockefeller Commission aid ends CIA activity

President Ford will act on Rockefeller Commission recommendations to end unlawful CIA domestic activities and aims to have all CIA operations wrapped by September 1. A Senate intelligence committee chair anticipates endorsing the commission's call for a joint congressional committee to oversee CIA operations going forward.

Washington Ford Rockefeller Commission Sponta CIA White House Senate Intelligence Committee Commission CTA

Murder plot alleged against South Vietnamese leaders

Former South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky accused President Nguyen Van Thieu of ordering his murder after Ky and allies planned a coup last April. Guards shot the would be assassins who broke into Ky’s Saigon residence at Tan Son Nhut airbase, thwarting the scheme.

Washington Nguyen Cau Ky Nguyen van Thieu Thieu Saigon Tan Soo Nhut

Safe linkup plan praised by American astronauts

American experts say potential fire hazards and other problems have been met and three astronauts declare the Soviet US linkup safe as any space mission. They dispute critics who warn the plan is danger prone.

Space Center, Houston Thomas P. Stafford

Clyman Town Budget Adheres to Frugal Policy

Good Budget CLYMAN Wisconsin deputy village clerk Mildred Gahiman says if we haven't got it we can't spend it in a village of 320. Village President Erma Klatt favors a no frills budget with about $3000 annual welfare set aside. She notes uncertainty about welfare needs this year amid New York City deficit concerns.

Clyman Wis Mildred Gahiman New York Erma Klatt New York City

Natural gas shortages loom in parts of New Mexico

Interstate pipeline limits threaten rural and some city areas as curtailments loom. Officials note Albuquerque Santa Fe and Los Alamos may escape, while El Paso Natural Gas Co. faces FPC orders that could curb supply to smaller communities and irrigation users statewide.

Larry Calloway Associated Press Santa FE (Ap New Mexico Albuquerque Santa Fe Los Alamos Public Service Commission Richard Montoya Federal Power Commission FPC Montoya Elfect Texas Arizona Colorado el Paso Natural Gas Co el Paso Gas Jack O'Toole el Paso Southern Union Gas Co O'Toole Southern Union PPC Taw Bill Hays Albuqquerque Silver City Orvale Oldham W.D. James Jerry Apovaca Espanola Hobbs Farmington Artesia Roswell Carlsbad O'Fonle Capitan-Carrizoro Natural Gas Association City of Deming Eastern Rio Grande Natural Gas Association Las Cruces Socorra

Allton Turner Named Parade Grand Marshal

Longtime Grant County resident Allton Turner has been named Grand Marshal of Frontier Days July 4th parade. Turner, born January 14, 1910 in Santa Rita, comes from a politically active family. his father John Turner served in the New Mexico Legislature and sheriff, while his mother Lola Franks led the Silver City Woman's Club. Turner has sponsored youth programs, chaired community groups, and runs Turner Electric since 1936. He writes for Western Horseman and Silver City Daily Press, and the forecast calls for fair weather with light warming. highs near 85.

Grant Countier Allton Turner Frontier Days Turner Santa Rita New Mexico Lola M. Franks John W. Turner Ivanhoe Vanadium John Turner Grant County New Mexico Masonic Lodge State Senate Silver City Little League Cub Scouts Grant County Sheriff's Posse Harley Roping Club University of Arizona Colorado State Turner Electric Western Horseman Magazine Silver City Daily Press la Ventura

Ford Seeks CIA Domestic Abuses Halt By Sept One

Ford plans to end unlawful CIA domestic activities within two months and wrap up probes by Sept 1. Senate chairman Frank Church endorses a joint congressional panel to oversee the CIA, while criticizing other recommendations for not banning improper domestic actions. the Rockefeller Commission report urges no legal action but details mail surveillance and drug tests, with some activities potentially violating rights.

Washington Ford Rockefeller Commission Tecom CIA White House Senate Intelligence Committee Senate Commission Congressional Central Intelligence Agency Frank Church Didaho Church Congress Rockefeller U.S Pis Justice Department Eisenhower Kennedy Nixon United States Latin America Richard M. Nixon Cambodia Soviet Union

Silver Board Special Meet on Bullard Street

The Silver Consolidated Schools Board of Education will hold a special meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. in the administrative offices on Bullard Street. The regular meeting is set for Tuesday, June 1 at 7:30 p.m., also in the administrative offices.

Silver Consolidated Schools Board of Education Bullard Stree

Joint American Russian Space Link Set to Be Safe

SPACE CENTER Houston AP astronauts say the joint Apollo Soyuz mission planned for July 15 is safe despite critics. The two crews will link for a few hours exchange visits amid effort to align mixed atmosphere systems and prevent nitrogen bends.

Apollo Soyuz Thomas P. Stafford U.S

Barrows In Intensive Care Unit After Crash

Grant County Commissioner George Barrows remains in serious condition in the intensive care unit at Providence Memorial Hospital El Paso. Officials say no change in his status since the crash that killed his wife late Wednesday June 4 near Silver City New Mexico 180 embankment drop. Pamela Frerich 17 of Deming is in serious condition from a separate one car crash near Glendo Sunday night. Carrie Guess 15, passenger, is in fair condition at Hillcrest Hospital. Her father was released Tuesday.

Silver City Daily Press Avai Grant County George Barrows Providence M Memorial Hospital el Paso Barrows Barcows New Mexico Providence Memorial Deming Pamela Frerich Glengood Carrie Guess Hillcrest Hospital Hillcrest

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