02 Oct 1973
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1973
Page
1
U.S. grain exports influenced global prices and diplomacy, with Soviet purchases and U.S. subsidies keeping wheat cheap for Russia. The program helped shape Nixon era talks with Moscow and Beijing, while domestic prices surged as farmers sold early and subsidies masked true costs.
In Albuquerque a petition with about 7,000 signatures will protest the decision not to install a 10 bed kidney dialysis unit at St. Joseph Hospital. The Governor's Advisory Hospital Council denied the request. the hospital appeals to the State Planning Office, which the spokesman says needs 16 units badly.
Two destitute men Jor dan and Clarence Brinson died in Jackson Memorial Hospital emergency ward while waiting for nursing home beds. Officials blamed welfare bed shortages and funding limits. Hospital staff describe boarders as indigent elderly relying on public assistance awaiting admission over several days.
Princeton based AP report shows 65 percent favor government financed campaigns for president and Congress in Sept poll, up from 58 percent in June. Republicans rise from 44 to 64 percent. Public opinion follows Watergate hearings and Agnew grand jury actions.
Julie Flint Lonron reports on BBC’s Women’s Day as the corporation clears eight hours with women artists officials and commentators. Margaret Thatcher Shirley Williams and other figures discuss barriers to top jobs and sacrifice for career while some militants view the event as token.
Saigon’s Foreign Ministry said on Saturday that it had asked the nations at the Paris peace talks to consult among themselves to seek effective ways to prevent further deterioration in Vietnam. The note warned the Sept. 22 Le Minh ranger base assault could presage a new wave of attacks by North Vietnam forces. The appeal comes as the Paris accord group, including the United States, the Soviet Union, China, Britain, France, and others, seeks to maintain the cease fire amid ongoing violations.
The Agriculture Department seeks hamburger for school lunches as prices ease but may settle for chicken soup if costs stay high. The USDA has not purchased ground beef for lunch programs since January 6, 1972, and bids are due by October 12.
The governors task force plans a Thursday visit to Los Mamos to learn about advanced energy research. Lectures will cover geothermal energy, power transmission, nuclear and laser fusion, deep drilling, and nonnuclear stimulation of gas and oil deposits.
Rosary for Johnny DeLao age 21 who died Saturday will be said at Curtis Bright Funeral Chapel Wednesday at 730 p.m. Funeral mass Thursday at 900 a.m. at San Lorenzo Catholic Church with Rev Fr Roberto Lemus officiating. Interment in San Lorenzo Cemetery. He is survived by his father Juan DeLao of San Lorenzo one brother Robert Nelad of San Lorenzo and two sisters Mrs Teresa Arcieru of San Lorenzo and Mrs Betty Torres of Bayard.
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