Mayors balk at Nixon plan for city revenue sharing
Mayors from cities over 30 000 population reject the Nixon administration proposal for special revenue sharing. After lobbying by about 35 federal officials and speeches by Lyn and Cole the U S Conference of Mayors voted to seek changes. They pressed for retained goals and federal review of projects while backing more local control.
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Michael J. Sniffen
Associated Press
San Francisco
Nixon
Big City
U.S Housing and Urban Development
James T. Lyn
Domestic Council
Ken Cale
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Sevon
Cole
Congress
Silver City Invites Bids for Packer-Type Refuse Units
The Town of Silver City invites sealed bids for two track-mounted refuse collection units. Bids due 2:00 PM Friday June 29, 1973, at the Director of Public Works office, City Hall. City reserves right to reject any bid and waive formalities. Specifications available at City Hall.
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Silver City
Director of Public Works
City Hall
N. Buljlard
Bookmobile Schedule for Southwestern Regional Library
The Southwestern Regional Library bookmobile routes a five day schedule listing stops and times. It covers Apache Creek Magdalena Datil Aragon Luna Glenwood Hurley Gila Riverside Tyrone Vanadium with times from morning to late afternoon on Monday through Thursday and Wednesday adjustments.
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Southwestern Regional Library
Reserve
Apache Creek
Magdalena
Datil
Aragon
Luna
Glenwood
Hurley
Gila
Riverside
Tyrone
Vanadium
Silver City Sealed Bid Notice For Refuse Vehicles
The Town of Silver City will accept sealed bids for three or more refuse vehicles. Bids are due by 2:00 PM on Friday June 29. The City Council may reject all bids and waive informalities. Bid documents are available at City Hall 213 N Bullard Street Silver City NM 88061.
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Silver City
Director of Public Works
City Hall
N. Bullard Street
P.O
New Mexico
A.M. Bosworth
Parents Charge Sect Napping
In Farmington Connecticut Eugene and Marie Voll face a high profile battle to reclaim their son Dan from a religious sect. Police intervened on a New York street four months ago and the family now seeks Dan’s return while defending their view of personal choice and religious control.
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Lynne Olson
Associated Press
Farmington, Conn
Eugene
Marie Voll
Dan
New York
Eugene Voll
Connecticut
Marie
Dan Wall
Yale
Mrs. Voll
Wells
Farmington
Agen
Jesus
Dan Wolt
Coan
Farmington High
Dan Vall
Tesux
Volls
New Testament
Ted Patrick
Times Square erupts as obscenity ruling sparks protests
New York residents react to the Supreme Court decision allowing states to ban materials deemed obscene under local standards. Brooklyn maintenance man Joseph Berlin defends pornography while book store operators warn of job losses. Some argue Washington should address broader crime as tensions flare around sex shops and theaters.
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New York
Times Square
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Joseph Berlin
Brooklyn
Washington
42Nd Street
In the Probate Court of Grant County New Mexico Will Case
In Grant County New Mexico probate court case number 295 the matter concerns the last will and testament of a deceased individual. The document outlines probate actions, likely involving validation of the will, appointment of executors, and distribution of assets among named beneficiaries.
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Grant
State OF
New Mexico
James Marshall Manuel
James Marshall
Manuel
Grant County
De Valera Retires After A Long Irish Era Ends
Dublin AP reports Eamon de Valera, 95, veteran nationalist leader and longtime Irish president, retires from public life after 14 years in office. He leaves with his wife Sinead, moving to a nursing home, while Ireland faces industrial growth and continued push for independence under new leaders.
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Dublin
Phoenix Park
Brooklyn
Ireland
de Valera
Isven
Sinead
Nus
Palace
Guit de Valera
Ibana
Blackrock
Dublin Castle
Erskine Childers
Dey
Texas Poultry Growers Destroy Chicks Over Price Freeze
Texas poultry producers say they are killing baby chicks and destroying eggs as the Nixon administration 60 day price freeze for retail foods leaves them unable to cover rising feed costs. One South Texas grower cites losses of 72000 dollars. about 200 million Texas chickens produced last year. Officials warn of shortages in feed and eggs ready for market by autumn.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
South Texas
T.C. Moore
Home Foods
Nixon
Moore
Biddle
U.S
Bill Cawley
Texas A&m University Extension Service
Cawley
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Hillcrest Gener Hospital
We Sever City
Dinah Cope
Cindy Cathemer
Julie Hernandez
Diane Donaldson
Ron Draner
Mrs. King
Hillcrest General Hospital
Ben Vigil
Mary Louise Johnson
Sandy Arnage
Margie Castilla
Vanessa Wilson
Mrs. Linsley
Deming Thurary
Mabbadm
Anthony B
Rocco
M-T. Eon He Hn Mes
Deere Bs
Pontiac
GMC
AMC
John Roberts Motors
Silver City Daily Press
Duction
Haseen
Patrick
California
Fellowship
Voll
Danny
Ike
Denny
Malcolm N. Carter
Lynbrook
Joseph Falmmia
Ella Ward
Edith Frost
Tommy Foy
Bayard, New Mexico
Associates
Associates Financial Services
America
Shirley Hoagland
Mar
N. Bullard
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