David Leyba Named Mustang Of The Week
Bayard resident David Leyba, son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Leyba, selected Western New Mexico University Mustang of the Week. A 1967 graduate of Cobre High School, Leyba played in CHS bands, joined Western music groups, served as a US Army medic, and maintains a 3.2 GPA while earning honor roll accolades and belonging to multiple music ensembles. He is active in outdoor sports, reading, photography and art.
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Bayard
David Laybit
Manuel Leyba
Western New Mexico University
Leyba
Cobre High School
CHS
Music Educators National Conference
WNMU
Exotic Exports Drive Notable U S Farm Shipments
U S Agriculture Department reports brisk sales for unusual goods beyond staple farm produce. Despite grain sales curbs to the Soviet Union, exports include cow gall stones, four leaf clovers, salted pork stomachs, ginseng, ant eggs for zoos, and turkey feathers for arrows, with 1,400 inquiries processed so far this year and sales totaling over six million dollars.
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Ypon
NDALL
Washington (Ap
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
U.S
USDA
Mexico
Angola
Japan
Foreign Agricultural Service
Trade Opportunity Referral Service
Lloyd R. Williams
Menu summary from an old meal plan page
A fragmented school or institutional menu lists meals across days with items like posole, green beans, cornbread, fried steaks, whipped potatoes, baked beans, sloppy joes, enchiladas, pizza with meat and cheese, fish sticks, and various sides and desserts. Breakfast includes corn flakes and pancakes. milk and fruit accompany most meals. Some entries are garbled but indicate a recurring weekly meal cycle across Monday to Friday with daily lunch and breakfast offerings.
Thursday and Friday School Lunch Menu Highlights
The menu lists Cobre hot dogs with mustard and fried potatoes, cabbage and carrot salad, peanut butter bars, milk, meat tacos with shredded lettuce and Spanish rice, orange jelly, country fried steak with mashed potatoes and salads, pumpkin bars, milk. Friday features sloppy joes, macaroni with tomatoes and cheese, cabbage and apple salad, banana pudding, enchiladas, pinto beans, shredded lettuce, canned fruit, and milk.
U S Officials Discuss Military Aid With Sadat Visit
U S officials and Egyptian sources say Washington will discuss military aid with President Sadat during his late October visit, but there is no commitment to supply arms. Sadat may bring a shopping list including jet fighters as Egypt seeks missiles and fighters. Kissinger has built U S policy around cultivating Sadat. The talks come amid debates in Congress over Sinai surveillance posts and U S Israel understandings.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
White House
State Department
Ford
Robert Anderson
Sadat
Ron Nessen
Cairo
Israel
Washington
United States
Nso
U.N. General Assembly
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Sinai
Ime
Congress
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House International Relations Committee
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