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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1973

Page

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Capital Raising Drives SEC Push to Modernize Markets

The article notes the SEC and exchange leaders advocating a new order to restore confidence in the U.S. capital markets. It cites Cook and Vesco cases, Nixon era fundraising, and calls for modernizing the exchange machinery to protect individual investors and ensure equal access to information amid ongoing regulatory reforms.

New York SEC Yari Secu United States Cook William Casey Conchairman U.S. Internal Revenue Service Bank of England National Treasure Stock Exchange Enoire Audia la Group

Nappers Get Heavy Prison Sentence

Woodrow Ransonette and his brother Franklin were each sentenced to 5005 years in prison for December kidnappings of Amanda Dealey, daughter of Dallas Morning News president Joe M. Dealey. The pair, convicted April 1, were captured after a $250,000 ransom was paid and recovered in North Dallas. The judge denounced the defense, while the victims testified the binding and captivity lasted two and a half days.

Dallas Woodrow Ransonette Amanda Dealey Franklin Dealey Dallas Morning News Dent Joe M. Dealey Mead Ransonetete Woodrow Dealeys

California Man Rebuilding Town Madrid New Mexico reconstruction plan outlined

Ballentine Investment Group owner Fred T Ballentine says a California backed plan will restore Madrid New Mexico once a coal boom town into a tourist site using movie set concepts. Madrid covers 360.4 acres, once housed 50 abandoned buildings, coal mining peaked in 1928 and the town declined after 1954.

Maur California Fred T. Ballentine Ballentine Investment Group, Inc Palo Alto Calif Central New Mexico Oscar Huber Ballentine Huber Madrid Dolores

Watergate Hearings Draw Lively TV Viewership

The Watergate hearings in the Senate Caucus Room drew ire from game show fans and soap opera lovers as networks televised the proceedings live for the first time since 1966. CBS ABC and NBC plan full-day telecasts, with PBS reruns to fit its 28 stations, while viewers flooded switchboards with protests over the heavy coverage.

New York Senate Washington Senate Select Committee CBS ABC NBC

Obituary: Joh E. Foster 73 Native of Woodward

Joh E. Foster 73 died Thursday afternoon after a lingering illness. A Woodward native, he lived 41 years in this city and worked as a barber owning his shop previously. Survived by wife Dorothy, daughter Beverly Dunagan of St. Louis, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren, brothers Loren of Wichita and Bill of Logan, sisters Florence Gooden, Marie Gietta, and Dollie Phelps. Funeral services at Curtis-Bright Funeral Home.

Joh E. Foster Foster Woodward Okla Dorothy Beverly Dunagan St. Louis Jeteatetaud Cheldren Loren Wichita Kan Bill Logan Florence Gooden Pritchett, Colo Marie Gietta Dollie Phelps Searcy Ark Curtis-Bright Funeral Home

King Hussein names Abdallah Salah new amman foreign minister

Amman officials report that King Hussein has appointed Abdallah Salah, former foreign minister, to a new leadership role in Jordan's government, signaling a shift in diplomatic priorities and cabinet composition.

Amman Jordan Hussein Abdallah Salah

Suit Dropped Over Navajo Power Line Across Land

A two year old damage suit in U S District Court against Tucson Gas and Electric Co Coates Field Service and their employees was dismissed. The Navajo plaintiffs will withdraw charges while noting a $2215 payment to DNA. The case claimed a Coates Field rep deceived the Navajos into signing consent for a 345 000 volt line. defendants said Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Navajo Tribe approved the route.

Albuquerque, N.M Tucson Gas and Electric Co New Mexico U.S. District Court Edwin L. Mechem Tg&e Coates Field Service DNA Coates Field Bureau of Indian Affairs

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