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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1976

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State Enrollment Up at New Mexico State University

AP report shows NMSU fall enrollment total 14 045 up 5.2 percent from last year the Las Cruces main campus rose to 11 170 while Farmington branch up 12 2 percent Grants and Alamogordo also rose Dona Ana Occupational Education Branch in Las Cruces posted the largest gain at 48 5 percent Dean Lawery Davis cites expanded programs and more nontraditional students as drivers.

Las Cruces New Mexico State University NMSU NMSA Farmington Grants Alamogarde Carlsbad White Sands Dona Ana Lawery Davis

County Health Office Lacks Postage for Certificates and Tests

Ahmet Edwards, county health administrator, blamed unwieldy procedures and red tape as the Dona Ana office ran out of stamps delaying birth and death certificates and specimen shipments. He admitted financing stamps twice, totaling $75 last time, a practice the district health officer Dr. Carl Tarlowski said would not continue. The office had requested more postage funds from the state Health Office on August 24 while $115 remained.

Carl Tarlowski State Health Office Dona Ana

Silver City Daily Press contact and masthead

The Silver City Daily Press and Independent lists its staff and contact details including co publishers Jacks Walz and William Ely, editor Jerry Walz, and managing editor Bill Archibald. Subscriptions are 40 cents per week by carrier and 15 dollars per year by mail.

Silver City Daily Press Tal, Publishing Co., Inc Silver City New Mexico Hox William F. Ely Jack Walz Jerry Walz Bill Archibald Joe Cardona Associated Press AI AP News

Senate Debates Partial Federal Abortion Ban Amid Veto Risk

Senate weighs a partial ban on federal funding for abortions funded by Medicaid. House-passed measure would allow federally funded abortions only to save a woman's life or when medically necessary. Proponents urge quick action to override a possible presidential veto. opponents raise constitutional and privacy concerns. Additional items note bids on culverts in Grant County and a New Mexico water-use permit proceeding.

Betty Anne Williams Associated Press Washington Senate House Grant County Board of Commissioners Grant County Road Department Manuel T. Serre Departments of Labor and Health Education and Welfare Ford House Senate Silvio Conte R-Mass Congress

Scott Cleared In Senate Gulf Money Inquiry

Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott said the Ethics Committee dropped its inquiry into his links with Gulf Oil Corp contributions. The panel voted against pursuing allegations he received up to $10,000 annually from Claude Wild, Gulf's former Washington lobbyist, for about 13 years. The decision came in a closed-door session with no public announcement, while Scott claimed credit for initiating the voluntary report and statement of facts.

Associated Press Washington Senate Hugh Scott Senate Ethics Committee Gulf Oil Corp Scott Pennsylvania House Galt Claude Wild Mettee ANG Svai Gulf Funds Gulf Wild GOP Ethics Committee Edward Brooke R-Mass

Rain Covers Broad Area From Atlantic to Plains

A steady rain fell overnight across the Atlantic coast states with many regions under cloudy skies and isolated thunderstorms. Temperatures ranged from 37 in Duluth to 84 at Key West naval air station, as reports from multiple cities noted drizzle fog and clear conditions in others. In Corrales, Municipal Judge J Elmore Brown resigned due to ill health, the village noting its lone judge since 1971.

Atlantic Ocean Catskill Mountains New York Great Lakes Ohio Valley New England Virginia Plains Florida Rockies Inter-Mountain Key West, Fla. Naval Air Station Atlanta Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Louisville Miami Nashville New Orleans Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington Corrales J. Elmore Brown Browne

Obituary for LaVada Lottritz 75 in Grant County

Mrs LaVada Lottritz 75 died at Hillcrest Hospital after an extended illness She was a Ladonia Texas native and lived in Grant County 50 years She is survived by husband Thomas Lottritz and sister Grace M Hall of San Antonio Funeral services Monday at 10 30 am Curtis Bright Funeral Chapel officiated by Steve Bannan Interment Memory Lane Cemetery

Lottritz LaVada Lottritz Hillcrest Hospital Ladonia Tex Grant County Thomas ¢. Lottritz Grace M. Hall San Antonio Curtis-Bright Funeral Steve Bannan Bayard Church of Christ Memory Lane

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