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Newspaper

Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1975

Page

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Local Hot Dog Bar Supplies List

A shopping note lists frankfurters rot quick melting cheese forty four cup sweet pickle relish eight hot dog buns and mustard.

Political turbulence eyed by New Mexico lawmaker Pattison

Rep. Pattison of Curry Lea Roosevelt district denounces apparent instability in Gov. Apodaca’s Democratic administration amid firings and resignations. He cites problems in Hospitals Institutions Corrections and Game and Fish, warns citizens fear state government changes. Pattison favors Reagan over Rockefeller for 1976 ticket unless Ford selects Rockefeller. He considers Skeen a potential candidate for Senate. Democratic Chairman Ben Alexander urges reforms to restore public confidence and supports contributing disclosure with limits on labor and corporate funding. Albuquerque education and state board appointments noted. school nepotism bill would ease board-related resignations. Indian tax issue looms large in revenue policy. Governor Apodaca forecasts football winners and announces fair exhibit winners in Las Cruces and Albuquerque.

Santa FE Hoyt Pattison Jerry Apodaca Rep Curry - Lea - Roosevelt New Mexico Ronald Reagan Nelson Rockefeller Gerald Ford Rockefeller U.S. Senate Joe Skeen Legislative School Study Committee Ojo Caliente Albuquerque James W. Rutherford Apodaca Harold E Pats) Leonard Rutherford Hi-Dro Cell Tnc Impact State Highway Department John Marrow D - Capulin Morrow Legislative Revenue Stabilization Committee Apadava Las Cruces

What You're Looking For Maybe in The Classifieds OO

A concise item notes that readers should check the classifieds for likely sought listings. It hints at various offerings or notices that may match reader needs, prompting a scan of the page for specific ads, contacts, and details.

School Cafeteria Weekly Menu Highlights

The weekly menu lists daily meals including hot dogs and fries on Monday with milk, Tuesday burritos and spinach, Wednesday hamburgers and corn, Thursday chili beans and tossed salad, Friday fish patties and cornbread, plus a variety of desserts and beverages. Several entries show multiple dishes, bread, milk portions, and fruits like applesauce, peaches, and canned fruit across the days.

Framed Meal Menu Fragments For Friday

A fragmented OCR menu lists breakfast and lunch items for Friday. Items include stewed tomatoes, cabbage salad, jello with fruit, green enchiladas, pinto beans, chopped lettuce, cinnamon rolls, breakfast juice, toast, eggs, sausage, milk, fruit, oats, peaches, hot cocoa, and multiple side dishes. The lunch section mentions oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, carrots, rolls, butter, jello, macaroni and cheese, tomato wedges, broccoli, celery, biscuits, and brownies.

St. Mary's

Acosta Rites Held for Mrs. Altagracia V Acosta

Mrs. Altagracia V. Acosta 88 passed away at Hillcrest Hospital Friday evening. A Chihuahua, Mexico native, she lived 45 years in Silver City. Survived by husband Jose V. Acosta. two sons Bernardo and Concepcion. three daughters Lupe Torres Isabel Garcia Domitila Acosta. 16 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Rosary at Curtis-Bright Funeral Chapel 7:30 P.M. Sunday. Funeral Mass at St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church 9:30 A.M. Monday. interment in Catholic Cemetery with Rev. Father A. James Milann officiating.

Acosta Altagracia V. Acosta Hillcrest Hospital Curtis - Bright St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church Silver City A. James Milann

Wednesday and Thursday School Lunch Menu Mentioned

The excerpt lists lunch items including enchilada lettuce tomato, saltine crackers, vanilla ice cream, hot dogs, beans, carrots, plums, meat loaf, potatoes, corn, apple crisp, and notes about Edwin Forrest as America's first great native actor who entertained theatergoers for three generations. May be in the classifieds.

Iwednesday America Edwin Forrest

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