Nixon Pledges No Tax Boost for Second Term
President Nixon pledges no new taxes in a second term while aides flag McGovern’s plan as likely doubling individual taxes. Ehrlichman says revenue ideas include a possible value added tax and reducing residential property taxes, with spending cuts as an alternative. Ford and Scott echo no tax increase.
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Gaylord Sraw
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
White House
George McGovern
Ronald L. Ziegler
John Ehrlichman
House
Gerald Ford
Senate
Hugh Scott
MeGovert
Ehrlighman
McGovern
Bbrhchman
Ehrlichman
Shrlichman
Firlichman
Regional Bookmobile Sets Schedule
The Southwestern Regional Library Bookmobile announces stops and times for Monday through Wednesday. Stops include Arenas Valley, Arenas Valley Post Office, Fierro, Hanover, Gila, Riverside, Tyrone, Vanadium, and Hurley with specified one hour windows and varying start times.
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Southwestern Regional Library
Arenas Valley
Hurley
Ordinance regulates keeping animals in Silver City NM
Ordinance No. 533 regulates keeping of animals and fowl within the town limits of Silver City New Mexico. It provides for confinement and sale of animals found running at large, repeals conflicting ordinances and sections, and sets penalties for violations. Passed adopted and approved by the Town Council on September 6 1972. Mayor Kenneth E Wallin and Clerk Ann Larenao sign.
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Silver City
New Mexico
Feds Probe Possible Mailing List Misuse
Federal ACTION officials investigate possible illegal use or sale of former Peace Corps and VISTA volunteers mailing lists by Democratic campaign workers. ACTION director Blatchford asks counsel to determine theft scope, list freshness, Hatch Act violations, and whether volunteers were urged to politicize. Two former volunteers coordinate Democrats recruitment, claiming lists draw from past campaigns.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Action
Federal
Peace Corps
VESTA
Joseph Blatchford
Blatchford
Jorge L. Cordova
Bruce A. Wilburn
Chuck Butler
Tam Katus
Democrats
Butler
Career Information Sery
Sargent Shrier
Lewer
Shriver
VISTA
McGovern
Katus
Office For Economic Opportunity
America
Calendar Of Coming Events At Whitewater Extension Club
The Whitewater Extension Club will meet at 10 p.m. Tuesday Sept 12 at the home of Mrs Mary Rockenbach. Members are 10 present ideas for Christmas gifts and instructions for making the items. Deviled ham and Swiss cheese muffins recipe included. Peace Corps booklet distribution mentioned. ACTION probe noted involving former volunteers and McGovern Shriver.
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Whitewater Extension Club
Mary Rockenbach
Bustillos Obituary Notices Include Rosary and Burial
Obituaries list Edwardo G Bustillos died Wednesday with rosary at Curtis-Bright Funeral Chapel at 7 30 p.m. Burial Mass at St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church at 8 a.m. Saturday, interment in Catholic Cemetery. Rev Fr A James Milano officiates. Casket bearers named.
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Ray Jaramilla, Jr
Jesus Leyba
Alex Duran
Boulton
Artie "Ann'’ L. Briton
Curtis- Bright
Eugene A. Bjork
Grant County Community Parish
Memory Lane
Ordinance for Parade Permit Rule in Silver City NM
Ordinance 535 requires parade permit applications when three or more people gather to parade with exemptions. Sets regulations and penalties for violations and declares an emergency. Failed, adopted, and recorded in Silver City on September 6, 1972 by Kenneth Wallin and Ana Lorenzi.
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Silver City
New Mexico
Ordinance Enacts Curfew For Civil Emergencies
This ordinance establishes a city wide curfew during civil emergencies to protect public safety and welfare. It sets the applicable hours, exemptions, enforcement provisions, and penalties for violations. The measure authorizes police and officials to implement the curfew as needed.
Canis Sept 3 to Sept 7 births and prices mixed
Births announced for several families in Silver City Bayard Hurley and surrounding areas with names and dates. New York AP reports spot nonferrous metal prices with copper around 50.5 to 50.4 cents and zinc at 18 cents delivered. gold at 67.40 per ounce.
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New York
Connecticut Valley
Guild Sets Meet Tonight
The Grant County Art Guild holds its monthly meeting in the Red Cross Building this evening. Plans for Art In The Park and a flea market show at Gough Park on Saturday Sept 23 are discussed with Ron Dean assisting to make it an annual event. Local artists rockhounds and craftsmen are invited to participate.
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Grant County Art Guild
Red Cross
Hospital admits and dismissals for Sept 8 period
A twenty four hour hospital report lists admissions Faye Hooks from Silver City Mac Anderson from Hurley Doug Reeves from Buckhorn and William Roberts from Glenwood. Dismissals include Max Flores from Silver City Isabel Martinez from Bayard and Messina Noce Tyrave.
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Faye Hooks
Silver City
Mac Anderson
Hurley
Doug Reeves
Buckhorn
William Roberts
Glenwood
Max Flores
Isabel Martinez
Bayard
Messina Noce
Tyrave
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Society For Visual Care
Kenneth E Wallin
Cobre Consolidated Schools
State Department of Education
Division of Adult Education
Cobre High School
Cobre
Frank H. Duran
Cobra Consolidated Schools
Auto Mechanics
Darwin Bleak
Monce Flores
Frank Od, Lopex
Bill Graham
Feds
Robert Joe Siddens
Vivian Siddens
Eugene and
Mary Lynn
U.S. Army
1St Cavalry
Ft. Hood
Tex
Siddens
Army
Robert
Silver High School
SPC
Karsten Edmonds
Hwy
Estevan Lozana Salas
Manuel and
Teresa Salas
Hanover
U. S. Army
Ind Armored Division
Fort Hood
SFC
Earsten Edmonds
Salas
2D Armored Divison
Estevan
Silver City Daily Press
Mildred Pinkerton
HAM
Kenneth
Wallin
Ana Lorenzi
Sam Scott
Santa Fe
Western New Mexico University
Kenneth E. Wallin
Ann Lorenza
Canis
Marcos Antonin
Merced Josetro Flores
Sanita Rita
James Edward
George Louis Quinn
Samuel Robert
Ernest Porras Garcia
Silver
Drake Diego
Galbert Micra
Hospital Records
Crertes - Breght
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