Attorney General investigates private land hunt permits questioned
Santa Fe AP report says Attorney General Toney Anaya probes the constitutionality of the New Mexico Game Department's private land hunting permit system. Gov. Apodaca and his Gate Commission press for review amid equal protection and local law challenges. Anaya plans to issue a formal opinion after consulting with Governor’s office and committee chair.
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Santa FE
Toney Anaya
State Game Department
Anaya
Jerry Apadaca
Apadaca
Francisco Urrea Jr
Tom Dunigan
Game Department
Ing Commission
New Mexico
Albuquerque
J. Warner Little
Department
Sexton Named to Home Federal Savings Board
Dr. Robert Sexton of Silver City joins the Home Federal Savings Board, announced by Frank Bowman. A physician in ophthalmology and longtime resident since 1971, Sexton previously practiced in Carthage, Illinois, and taught at UT Southwestern before returning to private practice in Silver City with his family.
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Robert Sexton
Silver City
Home Federal Savings Board
Frank Bowman
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Hiroshima Bomb Drop Recounts U S Acknowledged History
A serialized historical feature recounts the August 6 1945 Hiroshima atomic attack. It notes B29 bombers named Straight Flush and Enola Gay, pilot Colonel Paul W Tibbets, and the Little Boy device destined to end the war, detailing crew actions and timing from takeoff to blast.
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Baily Press
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U.S
Mr. B
Elirashima
Faola Gay
Enola Gay
America
Japan
Paul W. Tibbets
Tibbets
Tinian Island
Stevie
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Ota River
Little Bay
Silver City Mayor Urges Water Conservation
Silver City Mayor Ken Wallin asks residents to curb water use amid low pressure and outages after a Swan Street booster pump failure. He urges even odd day watering restrictions from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. until the northern water extension pumps arrive by about June 16, with a new two-pump system to improve reliability.
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Silver City
Ken Wallin
Wallis
Swan Street
Wallin
Hillcrest General Hospital
California
Grand jury probes Norvell letter to Hillcrest union notes
Luther Size Mare of the New Mexico Council of Carpenters and Joiners Union says a grand jury is examining matters involving David Norvell and the union. Norvell then attorney general wrote a 1971 letter to Hillcrest General Hospital board urging negotiations, during a three month hospital worker walkout, with Sizemore later pleading guilty to a 1971 campaign contribution.
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Albuquerque
Luther Size- Mare
New Mexico Council of Carpenters and Joiners Union
David Norvell
Albuquerque Tribune
Norvell
Silver City
Sizemore
Hillcrest General Hospital Board
Grant County Commissioners
US Senate
Albuquerque ‘Tribune
U.S. Atty
Carpenters Union
Personnel Department
State Hospital
Highway Department
Attorney General's Office
Air officials face possible reprimands over purge of sensitive files
Washington AP report says officials may be punished for not removing political activity data from intelligence files. Army Secretary Callaway disclosed 9,200 American citizen documents remained in files four years after orders to purge.
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Washington
Army
Howard H. Callaway
House
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
Richard Bolling
D.mo
Samuel
Stratton
Dn.y
Lucien N. Nedai
Kissinger to Press for Early Middle East Talks
Momentum grows for an early resumption of Kissinger’s shuttle diplomacy after he and Israeli PM Rabin agreed to renew peace talks in New York. If Israel and Egypt narrow gaps further, he is likely to return to the region next month.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
New York
Israel
Egypt
Soviet Launches Venera 9 and 10 Toward Venus
Moscow reports the unmanned Venera 9 and Venera 10 spacecraft are launched toward Venus for an October rendezvous. Tass says the probes aim for a landing with advanced experiments, building on earlier 1970 and 1972 missions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Venus
Tass
Mayors Split On Termination Of Consolidation Study
Bayard Mayor Lucy Escudero welcomes end of the police consolidation feasibility project saying opposition from residents is strong and Bayard would lose nothing. Central Mayor Ray Armijo says he was surprised by cancellation and believed consolidation could cut paperwork. Hurley Mayor Dave Diaz unavailable for comment. Slater of Region V CJPC cites overwhelming conflict and hard feelings as the reason for termination. The commission offers future assistance in criminal justice operations.
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Criminal Justice Planning Commission
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Bayard
Hurley
Lucy Escudero
The
Daily Press
Armijo
Armija
Hucley
Dave Diaz
Silver City Daily Press
Stephen Slater
Criminal Justice Planning Commission Region V
Slater
Region V Criminal Justice Planning Commission
Local weather outlook Mostly fair and mild through Sunday
Weather forecast shows fair conditions with breezy afternoons and a cooler Sunday. Silver City reached 94 degrees Friday with an overnight low of 60. Expect a Sunday high near 82 and tonight's low around 40s.
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