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Newspaper

Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1972

Page

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McGovern Defended At Albuquerque Rally By Senate Colleagues

In Albuquerque a Democratic rally backed George McGovern with defense from Sen. Joseph Montoya Sen. Ernest Hollings and actress Candice Bergen. Montoya urged supporters to campaign across northern New Mexico while Bergen assailed the Nixon administration and urged McGovern’s election.

Howard Graves Associated Press Albuquerque George McGovern New Mexico U.S Sen Joseph M. Montoya McGovern Ernest Hollings South Carolina Candice Bergen Los Angeles Calif Hollings Convention Center Cate Hersh Nixon South Dakota Ms. Bergen Nix Montoya Dick Nixon America Washington United State Senate Pete Domenici Jack Daniels Clinton P. Anderson Daniels Congressional Dist. 1 Gene Gallegos Truman Harry Truman Thomas Dewey Harold Rinels Ed Foreman Runnels Gallegos Manuel Lujas

Family perfectionism and driving harmony in marriage

The piece discusses how a wife may pursue improvement without spoiling marriage, and how mature attitudes in carpool drivers reduce tension. It argues that perfectionist dynamics can be joyful if balanced by cooperation and mutual respect, leading to better driving behavior and harmony.

King Features Syndicate, Inc

Pocket Veto For Brantley

US President Nixon faces a midnight deadline to sign or veto a $50 million Brantley Dam flood control bill on the Pecos River between Carlsbad and Artesia. Rep Harold Runnels notes support from state GOP leaders and calls for action before the deadline.

Albuquerque Brantley Nixon Pecos Carlsbad Artesia Harold Runnels Tom Bolack National Robert O. Anderson Runnels Buquerque

Presson Opposes Forest Service Land for Exchange

Ed Presson, District 2 Republican nominee, opposes a proposed swap of 9,000 federal acres in the Burro Mountains for 900 private acres near the East Fork of the Gila River. He urged greater public disclosure of appraisal values and called for reform to clarify the exchange terms.

Ed Presson Congress Service Presson Forest Office Forest Service Burro Mountains Gila River Grant County Jack Hamilton Hamilton Gila East Fork

Meany Denies Involvement In Political Rift Within AFL-CIO

Washington AP report details a split within the AFL-CIO over presidential neutrality. Meany denies pressuring unions to withhold funds from pro Nixon state bodies while some construction unions and other groups align with Nixon or McGovern, and Meany threatens trusteeship actions against Colorado AFL-CIO.

Washington Afl-Cio Nixon Tol George Meany Meany Afl-Cio Executive Council George McGovern Labor Council United Steelworkers Colorado McGovern proMeGovern Council Associated Press Teamsters Apl-Cio United Auto Workers White House Oklahoma North Carolina Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Texas Afl-Cio Poly- One California

Legislators Challenge Retirement Act in Court

Republican leaders file class action in Santa Fe District Court to halt further PERA fund payments under the 1953 Legislative Retirement Act. The suit seeks a preliminary injunction and repeal in the next session, naming PERA board members and three former legislators as defendants.

Albuquerque N.M Jack Eastham Thomas Hoover Santa Fe Retirement Association PERA Eastham R.C. Morgan Portales Frank Bateman Lea County

Karate Kid Doug Adkins Proves Small Can Be Strong

Ten-year-old Doug Adkins at 87 pounds and just over four feet tall defies bullies with Tae Kwon Do. The fifth grader earned his first degree after a three hour test before a four judge panel, praised for form and discipline by instructor Sok Ho Kang.

Huntington W. Va Doug Adkins Doug Wilt Chamberlain Sok Ho Kang

Turner Case Ends In Mistrial

A mistrial was declared in the securities violation case of Glenn W. Turner after jurors said they could not reach a verdict after six hours of deliberation. Turner, Orlando entrepreneur, faced 65 counts alleging unregistered securities sales. co-defendant David Baumann faced 25 counts. The state seeks a speedy new trial.

Clearwater, Fla Glenn W. Turner Turner Pinellax County Robert L. Williams John Sanford Allen Allweiss Orlando David Baumann Dare To Be Great Parelle

Good Sam International Rally At Bottomless Lakes State Park

The first annual Good Sam International state rally gathered 99 rigs and 261 people at Bottomless Lakes State Park Roswell. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charlie Btrett Hurley and others from Hurley Silver City. A note on applesauce water usage mentions variability with fruit juiciness.

Good Sam International Bottomless Lakes Roswell New Mexico Texan Nevada California Charlie Btrett Hurley J.D. Cook Bill Mullane Silver City Ray Holmquist

Chaparral BPW Session Highlights Foy Talk and Plans

Chaparral BPW meets at the Bayard Housing Project community center with Representative Thomas P. Foy speaking on New Mexico constitutional amendments ahead of November voting. Members discuss equal rights debate and announce next year topics including New Mexico history and careers for women. Yearbooks distributed. contact Mrs. Scovel for joining.

Chaparral Business and Professional Women's Club Thomas P. Foy New Bayard Foy New Mexico Margery Scovel Bayard

Executives See Tax Increase at Fall Council Meet

About 100 top industrialists at the fall meeting of the Business Council debate federal tax policy amid signs of a coming tax rise. Rep. John Byrnes urged a tax increase next year as Nixon administration officials discuss reforms and budget plans for 1973. Byrnes backs a gur tax to avoid permanent rate hikes.

Hot Springs Business Council John W. Byrnes R-Wis House Ways and Means White House Nixon Congress Cas Par Weinberger Camp David Byrnes Legislative Center

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