10 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1972
Page
1
AP reports New York Mets manager Tony Barra earned esteem in the Hall of Fame bid this summer. He holds two World Series and American League records, and in 19 seasons with two Yankee players, he tagged 34 different pitchers across 14 World Series appearances.
In Grant County New Mexico the probate court fixes October 27 1972 at 11 00 am in Silver City for proving the last will and testament of Ramona M Montes deceased and for hearing objections and appointing a co executrix. Notice to interested parties will be provided as required by law and published. Judge Adolfo Giron signs the order.
AP News features writer Kay Bartlett profiles Susie, a pregnant 20 year old who chooses a confidential unwed mothers home, while nationwide occupancy falls as more girls keep their babies. The piece surveys declining facilities, funding pressures, and shifts to counseling and teen troubled programs across agencies like the Salvation Army, Florence Crittenton, and Catholic Charities, noting legal changes around paternal rights and adoption.
A chaotic clipping lists TV programs and times such as The Electric Company Sesame Street and Rogers Neighborhood alongside a curiously quoted Washington Irving line about country retreats and spending on decoration. The fragment preserves scheduling notes and stray names with no clear narrative.
The Cleveland Orchestra has been invited to tour Australia and New Zealand in September and October 1973, becoming the second American orchestra to visit the region. Sponsored by the Australian Broadcasting Commission and the New Zealand Broadcasting Corp, the tour will be conducted by Lorin Maazel, with Erich Leinsdorf and a third conductor to be named.
Antonia T. Gonzales, 64, died Monday afternoon at Hillcrest Hospital. A Monticello native, she lived 45 years in Silver City. Survived by five daughters Frances Leyba Portria Andazola Carolian Chayer Kathern Fisher Rosie Marquez, orm non Apelonio of Silver City. two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. two sisters Rita Merino and Flecipe Rodriguez. Federal services are
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