10 May 1972
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1972
Page
1
The Weight Watchers group will meet at 5 pm and 7 30 pm Thursday in the auditorium at St Marys Inter Parochial School A second NSA meeting is rescheduled a potluck dinner at 7 pm Thursday at Mrs Henry Powe s home on Pinos Alvns Road Election of officers is on the agenda for the business session
The Silver City Police report shows 66 arrests in April, 185 traffic citations, 47 crimes, 19 thefts, and 9 vandalism cases. Patrols increased with three new officers and one extra car, driving 16,359 miles in April. Parking tickets totaled 298 with 139 paid, and total year totals rose notably from last year.
The Press corrects Mrs Ronald Pack's maiden name from Dame to Julie Litsley in the recent shower party item. The corrected spelling identifies Julie Litsley as the intended surname and maintains the original event context.
Bernard Bennie Rodriguez 62 died Tuesday after brief illness at Hillcrest Hospital. A Rincon native who lived most of his life in Hurley he retired from Kennecott Copper. Survived by wife Maria of Hurley. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. Curtis Bright Funeral Chapel. Mass 9 30 a.m. Friday Infant Jesus Catholic Church Hurley. Interment Hurley Cemetery Rev Paul Ragazinskas officiating. Casket bearers D Vallejos Freddy Garcia Willie Amador Rudy Acosta David Horcasitas Arturo Garcia
In Grant County New Mexico the estate of Edwin Schutz deceased is addressed with final report and account filed by executor Max Schiff. The probate court will on July 5 1972 hear objections determine heirship ownership and distribution with attorney J Wayne Woodbury representing the executor. Court seal dated April 28 1972 shows probate clerk Ella Ward and Judge Adallo Giron.
Dr. Richard F. Zeller reported at the American Medical Association convention that about 200 downed airmen in Southeast Asia exhibited varied stress responses. Most acted logically to aid rescuers, while 66 showed depression and panic. insect bites caused discomfort, and a few escaped enemy forces. Some used ejection seats, walked on wings, or dangled from trees during rescue. One airman experienced repeated shoot downs. New York AP noting ferrous metal prices followed.
The race for the Democratic nomination moves through a grueling marathon with trial heats on Tuesdays and no decisive result until California votes. Humphrey and McGovern lead the field with Wallace challenging, as Nebraskan, West Virginia and other contests shape delegates for Miami Beach.
To whom it may concern, ANN SMITH deceased of Grant County New Mexico. The last will has been filed for probate in the County Clerk's office. You are cited to appear before the Probate Court in Silver City on June 6 1972 at 10 AM for probating the will. Witness Adolfo Giron Judge May 8 1972. Addie Athey County Clerk Edith Frost Deputy.
Ronald Lapia 30 driving in downtown Baltimore watched a man coerce him and his English sheepdog from the car at a stoplight and flee with the vehicle. Lapia noted the dog is a good watchdog at home but not fierce. Police investigated the attempted car theft with the dog present and uninjured driver.
The Board of Education of the Cobre Consolidated Schools will receive bids on school supplies audio visual materials physical education and athletic supplies until 2 00 p m May 24 1972 Contact David L Walker Superintendent Bayard New Mexico for specifications William S Frazier President Cobre Board of Education Attest Sam R Grijalva Secretary
Nazarenes and supporters are invited to a meeting on Sunday May 14 at 1 30 PM led by Rev Harold Morris District Superintendent at Glad Tidings Assembly of God Church corner 12th and Main Silver City Call 538-5544 after 5 PM for details
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