Juvenile Borderlands Conference Considers Lobbyist Plan
Delegates from Texas Arizona New Mexico and California propose a border state pact to press the federal government and Mexico for long term solutions to illegal Mexican nationals crossing into the United States and committing crimes. They seek treaties or agreements even as they note Mexican authorities are not prosecuting nationals.
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EL Paso
You
Juvenile Borderlands Conference
United States
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Mexico
United Stas
U.S
Attorney General urges rejection of Horizon class settlement
Assistant Attorney General Anthony B. Ching urged U S District Judge James Walsh to reject Horizon Corp s proposed class action settlement for Rio Communities New Mexico and Horizon City Texas lot buyers The deal would grant exchanges and 250 000 in fees to San Francisco lawyers and Ching warned of collusion and excessive fees harming buyers If rejected Horizon might settle the FTC complaint for broader relief National view and potential larger class impact noted.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Anthony B. Ching
Horizon Corp
U.S
Tucson
Horizon
San Francisco
Ching
Bis
Economic Protection Divison
U.S. District Court
James Walsh Tuesay
Rio
New Mexico
Horizon City
Texas
FTC
NEA NM Inducts Six Educators Into Hall of Fame
The National Education Association New Mexico announces six educators to be inducted into its hall of fame, including four long time teachers and three superintendents. Recipients include Clinton H. Grant of Clovis and Ethel Hawkins of Moriarty, with others from Springer Lovington Truth or Consequences and Gallup who served in multiple districts and state roles.
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Albuquerque
National Education Issciation
New Mexico
Clinton H. Grant
Clavis
Ethel Allen Hawkins
Moriarty
Genevive I. Hoskins
Springer
C.E. Jackson
Lovington
Gallup
Department of Education
Hoskins
Jackson
Kansas
Farmington
Las Croces
Ng Ae
Nea-Nm
Stinnette
Colorado
Daweon
N.M
National Airlines Reaches Tentative Agreement
National Airlines and the Flight Attendants Association reached a tentative contract after mediators involvement. Ballots for ratification will take about two weeks, with operation resuming in roughly 150 days at a reduced schedule. The union sought higher base pay while details remain undisclosed.
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Miami
National Airlines
Flight Attendants Association
Maggie Roe
Joh Donlan
National
U.S
London
William J. Usery
Ford
Beirut Delivers More Pretty Calm Days Amid War
A Beirut snapshot shows two American Embassy staff abducted and clerical gunfire killing three, with rockets striking police and security HQs. Christian and Moslem factions clash as leaders meet at the St Georges Hotel while private armed groups outpace formal forces.
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Beunui
Eoanoo
Beirut
Athens
Charles Gallagher
Roanoke
William Dykes Jr
San Jose
Calif
Chiyah
Christian
Ashrafieh
Gefiner
ABC
News
Lockheed
Michel Barakat
Barakat
Holiday Inn
St. Georges Hotel
Rashid Karami
Abdullah Yafi
Moslent Teader
National Reconciliation
Christian Committee
Ghassan Tueni
Kacami
Raymond Edde
iTakieddin Salh
Fez
Surgeon Pleads for Guidance in Quinlan Case
Dr Sidney Diamond of Mt Sinai urged the Morristown judge to outline standards for withdrawing life support in the Quinlan case. He described Miss Quinlan as emaciated and in a coma six months, with respirator and feeding tubes sustaining her.
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Morristown
N.J
Karen Anne Quinlan
Sidney Diamond
New York
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Miss Quinlan
Diamond
Miss Quinlany
Fred Plam
New York Hospital
Julia Quinlan
Vatican Daily
Quinlans
Coburn
Eugene Loser
Aetora
Robert Muir Jr
Quinlan
Why Carry A Lunch Why carry a lunch
The article discusses why people bring lunch from home to save time and money and to control nutrition. It compares home packed meals with fast food options noting protein and vitamins differences and costs based on USDA figures. It highlights a home packed meal providing more nutrients at about 78 cents versus a fast food burger with higher calories but fewer nutrients.
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Associated Press
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA Reports No Major Backups In Grain Deliveries
USDA data show harvest progress with corn at over 49 percent and beans around 57 percent by late October, with record corn output projected at about 4.4 billion bushels. Transport chief Paul Jamison says no widespread storage jams, only isolated issues. elevators and rail carriers remain the main players in shipment flow. Egg production in September totals about 5.26 billion, slight rise from last year, as laying hens decline but per-bird output increases.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Paul Jamison
Jamison
Shems
Katheryn Robertson 64 dies after long illness
Mrs Katheryn Robertson 64 native of Silver City died at Hillcrest Hospital Wednesday after a long illness. Widow of J R Robertson she is survived by two daughters Kathleen Bateman and Sharon King, six brothers and three grandchildren. Funeral at Curtis Bright Chapel Saturday noon with Rev. Janes McClelland officiating. Interment Memory Lane Cemetery.
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Tommy Donohue
Pinos Altos
Johanie Donohue
Denver
Colo
Richard Donohue
Saudia Arabia
Curtis Bright
Janes McClelland
First United Presbyterian Church of
Silver City
Memory Lane Cemetery
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F& Home
Navaca
Mex
Federal Trade Commission
Horizon Earler
NEA
Norman Walker
Usery
Mississippi
Paoto
Byron Milter
Lebanon
Eourier Corps
Pro
Palestine
Phelps Dodge Mercantile
Meat Department
Peyton
Bologna
Zee Towels
del Monte
Liquor Dept
LW. Harper Carlings Beer & O' Scotch
Bourbon Daviess County
Swanson
Minute Maid
Tyrone
Chiquita Lh
Florida
Vebey
Elks Hall
Silver City Daily Press and Independent
Silver City Daily Press
Ind. Publishing Co. Inc
William F. Ely
Eee
Archibald
Joe Cardona
AP News
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