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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
4
This third article in a fire prevention series emphasizes reducing home fire hazards through orderly storage, attic and basement discipline, clean crawl spaces, and careful handling of smoking, newspapers, oily rags, and heating units. It urges childfire education and proper attic venting, garage cleanliness, and clear gutters to lower risk.
After 14 years in exile Juan Peron seeks to unify factional supporters and regain power while warning against internal threats. He cautioned followers on national television of dangers and a difficult path ahead as unrest erupts in Argentina.
Axie H Hawk longtime resident of Silver City and Artesia Arizona area, died near Swift Trail in Avra, Arizona. Survived by two sons, grandchildren, great grandchildren, brothers Russell, Mirtha, and sister Maude Madders. He moved from Alabama to New Mexico then to Arizona, worked for Arizona State Highway Department and various jobs, retirement in 1987.
The Playas Valley district plans to add six portable two classroom buildings and hire more teachers as transient PD construction workers' families swell enrollment. Residents warn of noise and crowding as the valley shifts from isolation to a mixed community, with enrollment projected to rise to about 900 by January 1974 and peak near 1,000 by spring before stabilizing around 60 to 700 in fall 1974 with new PD families and state funding anticipated.
In a White House East Room appearance, President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev signed a pact to expand peaceful atomic collaboration and a framework to curb nuclear arms by end of 1974. The ceremony followed meetings with U.S. and Soviet officials and featured remarks about mutual interests and historic contrasts.
Vaughan said the police and his office found no prosecutable issue in a case involving King and Rosario Novalis. He noted a request for job application records as not within public records, while Judge Joe Angel ordered release of the records to Martinez for a countersuit alleging discriminatory hiring. School board attorneys argued the records may be privileged.
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