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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1971

Page

5

Area Towns Could Lose Valuable Water Rights

Bayard Central Inter-Community Water Association warned members they could lose leases on six sections of land near Hurley if no action is taken within a year. USGS data suggest area water could supply Grant County for up to a century, with an eight million dollar minimum value. Plans call for countywide development, including Silver City, with federal aid possible. a 7 p.m. July 1 session at the Drifter was announced.

Kent Walz Bayard-Central Inter-Community Water Association Hurley William Martin Bayard City Hall Martin U.S. Geological Survey Grant County Dayton Molzen Central Bayard Silver City Molzen Hooker Hooker Dam Hanover Aranas Valley Fierro

Rothrock Named To State Environmental Improvement Agency

Governor Bruce King named five members to the Environmental Improvement Agency newly created to take over duties from the Environmental Services Division. Appointees include Don Alberts Jim Sneed Howard E Rothrock Kenneth Brown and George Lambert with terms ending June 30 of 1975 1975 1974 1973 and 1972 respectively The board starts July 2 1971 pending Senate confirmation. Party balance set with three Democrats and two Republicans.

Bruce King Yester Environmental Improvement Agency Don Alberts Sandia Park Sandia Corporation University of New Mexico Jim Sneed Santa Fe Howard E. Rothrock Silver City Kenneth Brown Bernalillo George Lambert Albu qQuerque D. W. Falls Land Development Company State Senate Syenue Environmental Services Division Department of Health and Social Service Albert, Snead Brown Rothrock Lambert

Central Optimists Fiesta Opens Sunday At School Grounds

The Central Optimists host the first annual Youth Festival at Central Elementary School grounds on Sunday noon to 6 pm with ground events and a Buscar. A baseball exhibition between Central Optimists and Grant County Old Timers caps the afternoon, followed by a teen dance at 8 pm. Admission for the dance is one dollar. ground events are free.

Central Grant County Menta Yousie Norma Beltran Patsy Gonzales Mace Parra Manuel Locaro Anthony Romero Sam Tz- Dia Hector Madrid

Senators vote on withdrawal amendment over Indochina draft

Senators Clinton Anderean and Joseph Montoya backed a Mansfield draft bill amendment urging Nixon to set a withdrawal date from Indochina. The measure ties withdrawal to North Vietnam freeing prisoners of war and passed 57 to 45.

Washington Clinton P. Anderean Joseph M. Montoya D-N Nixon U.S Indochina North Vietnam Mike Mansfield Mont

Silver Auto Salvage Sold and Bodies to Be Moved

Mountain Wrecking Company owner Holladay announces Silver Auto Salvage will be converted to scrap metal. About 400 car bodies, visible from the hill south of Highway 180 East, will be burned to remove upholstery and paint. Operation expected to take 30 to 80 days with permit, to reduce pollution and recycle metal.

Silver Auto Salvage Whivot Aulo Salvagey C. A. Rendlerman Silver Auto: Salvage Doc Holladay Mountain Wrecking Company Holladay Daily Trees Milo Silver City Thene Cat Outakde Orm

Andersons celebrate 50th wedding anniversary

Sen Anderson, D Montana, was late to the anniversary observance due to Senate roll calls. The couple marked their 50th wedding anniversary in Washington with a staff hosted party in Andersons office. The event referenced their original marriage at his parents home.

Washington Clinton Anderson Senate Sen Ander‘son Mitchell Ander Son

Bayard Council Advances Light Agenda With City Actions

The Bayard board approved lifeguard wage increases and hiring of female lifeguards, allowed a weekly one hour pool use for Ft Bayard special education, and endorsed a varion retirement plan. The meeting also set bike safety week events, approved Ida Macias for clerical work, discussed sewer plant tweaks, and announced housing bid openings and a finance hearing.

Tapia Cobre Optimist Club Ware Pres Bayard Ida Macias Charles Smith State Finance Division

Duke City Riot Cases Dismissed

In Albuquerque Municipal Court Judge Harry D. Robins dismissed six riot related cases after police could not positively identify defendants without mugshots. He also acquitted John Benjamin Vickroy, a Vietnam veteran, on curfew, disorderly conduct and inciting to riot charges after a three hour trial related to actions near a MASH headquarters. Two other cases were continued while mugshot evidence and identification procedures were debated.

Albuquerque Harry D. Robins Robins John Benjamin Vickroy Vickroy Es Robins Alfred C. Carter Robert W. Martin San Dego Cali

More Pollution Hearings Set In Four Corners Area

Senator Gordon Allott urged Senate Interior Committee chair Henry Jackson to schedule further hearings on power plant pollution in the Four Corners region. He proposed in-person testimony from federal officials and inspection of Arizona Public Service Co. units at Parington New Mexico where wet scrubbers will cut fly ash emissions.

Washington Four Corners Gordon Allott Rcolo Allott Henry M.jackson D.wash Senate Interior Committee Jackson Utah Arizona Colorado New Mexico Heaings Argu Arizona Public Service Co Parington N.M

Water and Sewer Rate Hikes In Bayard

Bayard posts increased water and sewer charges set to take effect July 1. Residential water starts at four dollars for 3000 gallons with ten cents per extra 1000 gallons. larger users pay tiered rates. Sewer charges begin at two dollars per dwelling with one unit, plus 50 cents for each additional unit. each apartment counts as a unit.

Bay

Minority Enterprise Meeting Scheduled Tonight By SBA

The Small Business Administration will hold a minority enterprise meeting tonight at the Veterans Center on College Ave from 7 to 9. Fred Navarez will lead the session, with Clifford J. Hawley and Mosez Sanchez assisting, to discuss the SBA lending program and how to apply for available government funds.

SBA Tt Enterprise The Small Business Administration Veteran's Center College Ave Fred Navarez Prise R Clifford J. Hawley Mosez Sanchez

Cloudy Skies and Showers Predicted for Silver City Area

Purily cloudy skies and scattered rain showers are forecast for the Silver City Grant County region through Thursday with little temperature change. Highs near 92 on Thursday, 99 Tuesday, and 51 overnight. drought effects noted. Six Chaparral families near Las Cruces seek help from Dona Ana County to control hungry cattle invading private property, requesting relief under the State Herd law and a closed district as fences fail.

Silver City Grant County Silver Ciy Las Cruces Dona Ana

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Victor Torres Freddie Morano Richard Villegas Mike Foster Garrett Hale Eddie Ortix Tony Alvarado Martin Facio Bat Tow Victor Gonzales Robby Silva Robert Delgado Frankie Tafoya Chief Torres Press Star Sen. Anderson State Department of Agriculture Charlie Whigsham Allay Rierson Gerald W. Thomas New Mexico Sate University Bayard Board Duke City Robert Kirker Fields
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