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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
2
Daily data for Saturday lists NAME and Chapter AG PEO. Mentions Mr art FOR MONDAY Tops Club at Red Cross Building.
Richard Wray Serna, son of B C Serna of Silver City, travels to Albuquerque for a jazz band clinic and workshop on the University of New Mexico campus. The event, sponsored by UNM Music, features William E. Serna Attends Workshop Rhoads, Clark Terry, and Fred Lewis. Serna, a Silver High sophomore, leads first alto sax in school bands and has earned multiple honors, including All-State Chorus and All-Star festival selections.
Washington AP reports lawmakers show reluctance to pursue impeachment discussions amid Watergate, with fewer than a dozen House members debating Abzug proposal. Some favor study yet oppose action, while Goldwater warns of damaging national impact. Calls arise for resignation as Nixon backs administration.
New Orleans AP reports Democratic Chairman Robert Strauss urges Nixon to hold press conferences to explain Watergate. He denounces espionage, calls aides burglars and warns the public has right to answers, while criticizing misperceptions about widespread political wrongdoing. Waste disposal efforts: Navajo Nation to hire 300 youths with BIA funding to clear trash this month.
The new New Mexico State University sponsored Shakespeare Festival will debut with A Midsummer Night's Dream and As You Like It in June and July at the University Theater in Las Cruces. James M. Gilbert leads community and university performers with plans for an outdoor Elizabethan theater and eventual repertory seasons. By 1975, drama students from other New Mexico universities may join. The 1973 schedule runs June 21 to 24 and July 12 to 29 with pre show entertainment on opening night and Saturdays.
A ceasefire across South Vietnam began at noon after a 14 point accord and talks in Paris between Kissinger and Tho. In Cambodia U S bombers and jet fighters hit suspected communist targets near Phnom Penh as the Senate barred further Cambodian bombing funds after July. Jerry Lunn was sentenced to 84 years in prison for second degree murder in Albuquerque.
Santa Fe plans a $75,000 advertising budget for magazines and newspapers next fiscal year, a 114 percent rise, targeting higher income travelers. The plan includes Smithsonian and Rx Sports and Travel features, larger highway maps, and a new 28 minute New Mexico promotional movie.
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