D10 THE ALBUQUERQUE TRIBUNE Friday, November 6, 1998 Zacaria Rael was military role model By Jason Gibbs TRIBUNE REPORTER Zacaria F. Rael of Albuquerque, one of the first Hispanics to reach the rank of full colonel in the U.S. Army, served as a role model to countless young men. "He was a hero first of all, a soldier, and a highly respected person. But for me he was a tender and loving father.
He knew how to live," said his daughter, Catherine Rael. Rael died Oct. 28 at his residence in Manorcare in Albuquerque of complications from Alzheimer's disease. He was 82. He was born in Las Vegas, N.M., on Oct.
10, 1916. He attended Normal High School and Highlands University in Las Vegas. He graduated from the University of Omaha in 1961. In high school he met his future wife, Agnes Padilla. They married in 1943 and raised their family together until her death in 1986.
Rael was an outstanding athlete who competed in football, basketball, tennis and boxing. His daughter Catherine remembers stories of her father keeping his boxing gloves in a boxcar where he would teach and practice boxing. When arguments arose among his friends, he would take them to the boxcar to settle their differences "like men," according to Catherine. In 1940, he was called to active duty in the National Guard, beginning an illustrious military career. Rael fought throughout World War II and the Korean War.
He participated in some of the most decisive campaigns of this period including Huertgen Forest and the Battle of the Bulge in World War II, and the landing at Inchon during the Korean War. He was a highly decorated member of the military whose medals included the Silver and Bronze Stars. Rael was admired by his superiors, and the men in his command were fiercely loyal to him. After his retirement, it was not unusual for him to encounter these men, soldiers who remembered lives he had saved, favors he had done. Retired Maj.
Gen. Frank A. Camm, one of his former subordinates who has since risen through the ranks, was unable to attend Rael's retirement in 1973, but wrote of his former commander, "I shall never forget the fierce determination with which you constituted your company as infantry and dug in to fight to the death if necessary to halt the enemy as they were moving around our right flank during the Bulge. "I believe I learned more from you than anyone else I know about soldiering and the art of commanding troops in combat." Catherine remembers him as a military hero and as a father. "My dad had two distinct sides.
One was this military side, where he excelled. He was incredibly ambitious and had incredibly high integrity. On the other side, he was a great family man, tender, a warm person. His family was very, very important to him. "When he was dying- the night before he died he was going into a coma, and my sister and I felt so bad.
We started telling Zac stories to make ourselves feel better. He smiled and his eyebrows went up and down. We knew he heard us and was glad we would remember him by his stories." Col. Zacaria F. Rael has been interred at the Santa Fe National Cemetery.
The family welcomes memorial contributions to the American Veterans Association. Rael is survived by his daughters, Patricia Patterson of New Market, and Catherine Rael of Rochester Hills, son, Michael Rael of Hurdlow, and 10 grandchildren. DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES ANDERS--George Howard Anders, 83, a resident of Albuquerque since 1963, died Wednes4, 1998. He is survived by his daughters, Judith Barrett and husband, Bill of Rockville, VA, Sarabeth McNeese and husband, James of Olympia, WA and Janie Anders of Houston, TX; son, Greg Anders of Albuquerque; grandchildren, Robert, Craig, Michael Barrett, Cynthia Cozzie, John, Andy, Daniel and Casy McNeese, Derek and Julia Anders and Miriam Matthes; and great-grandchildren, Luke, Alexander and Tyler. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Fay.
He was a veteran of WWII and served in the Army Air Corps. was a local pharmacist his retirement. Services will be held Saturday, 2:00 p.m., at French Mortuary, Wyoming Blvd. Chapel, 7121 Wyoming NE, with Pastor Lemuel Boyles officiating. Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Park, 924 Menaul Blvd.
NE. Friends may visit French Mortuary, 7121 Wyoming Blvd. NE, Friday, from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. JOSEPH -Elsa Lindstrom Joseph, 84, a resident of Albuquerque since 1969, died Thursday, November 5, 1998.
She is survived by her sister, Ethel Johnson of Negaunee, MI; brothers, Turri Lindstrom of Negaunee, MI and Ralph Lindstrom and wife, Christine of Port Huron, MI; and numerous nieces, nephews and friends. Mrs. Joseph was preceded in death by her husband, Thomas Stephen Joseph. Services will be held Saturday, 3:00 p.m., at Chester T. French Memorial Mausoleum Chapel, 924 Menaul Blvd.
NE, with Pastor Winfred Walker officiating. Entombment will follow at Chester T. French Memorial Mausoleum. Pallbearers will be Rudy Ortega, Anthony Ortega, Donald Stevens, Philip Stevens, Andy Novat and Joe McBroom. Friends visit Chester T.
French Memorial Mausoleum Chapel, 924 Menaul Blvd. NE, one hour prior to service. French Mortuary, 1111 University Blvd. NE. JOWERS-Joseph J.
Jowers, Lt. Col. USAF, died Thursday, November 5, 1998. Joe is survived by his wife of 56 years, Carmen Lydia; daughters, Brenda Brent and husband, Andy, Sandra Larrichio and husband, Don, Deborah Meyer and husband, Tom, and Lydia Brazfield, all of Albuquerque; eight grandchildren, Andrea Di Saverio of Denver, CO, Michael Brent of Dallas, Tom Larrichio of Morrisville, NC, Steven Brent of Albuquerque, Dawn Meyer, Dina Larrichio and Michelle Brazfield, all of Albuquerque, and Tami Meyer of Denver, CO; four great Larrichio, Anthony and Anna Derreck Marie Brent, Di Saverio; Nicole sisters, Lil Lollar, Edna Teaff, Marie Briggs, and Laura Mae Pinckley; and brother, Wayland Jowers, all of Abilene, TX. Col.
Jowers attended Abilene High School. He was a graduate of the University of Omaha, the Air Force Commander Staff College and the Nuclear Weapons Course at Sandia Base, Albuquerque. After Air Force retirement, he owned and operated National Office Supply for 19 years. He was also co-owner with wife, Lydia of Lydee's Fashions for 29 years. Col.
Jowers was also very active in community affairs as a past president and district director of the Exchange Club of Albuquerque and president of the Exchange Club Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse. He was past commander adjutant, and treasurer of the Commander Simpson and Lt. Col. Loring Chapter of the Military Order of World Wars. He was a member of the AF AM Lodge Ballud Abyad Shrine Legion of Honor, and Scottish Rite, 32nd Mason.
Rosary will be held Friday, 7:00 p.m., at French Mortuary, Lomas Blvd. Chapel, 10500 Lomas Blvd. NE, with Deacon Al McLane reciting. Mass. will be celebrated Saturday, 11:00 a.m., Bernadette Catholic Church, 11401 Indian School Rd.
NE, with Fr. Florian Renaud, Celebrant. Interment will follow at Gate of Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Andrew Brent, Don Larrichio, Tom Meyer, Tom Larrichio, Michael Brent, Steven Brent, and Jim Di Saverio. Honorary pallbearers will be Gen.
Franklin Miles, Major Irv. Schlenker, James Calhoun, CW0 Gaspar Altomare, Col. Bob Radomski, Col. Burt Terrazos, Major Dom Bernardi, M.J. Cathey, Fred Comstock, Rex Denney, Allan Stecker, Paul Olguin, John Meyer, and Ed Slater.
Friends may visit French Mortuary, 10500 Lomas Blvd. NE, Friday, 5:00 p.m. until Rosary. MARCHANT-Allagene "Jean" Marchant, 76, a resident of Albuquerque since 1971, passed away 11-4-98 of gall bladder cancer. She and her twin sister were born March 12, 1922 in Frisco, Texas to Charles and Nola Carter.
She is survived by her loving husband of 53 years, Noel Marchant; daughters, Judy and husband, Woody Simpson of Albuquerque Patti and husband, Bucky Eacret of Austin, TX; grandchildren, Sean and Krista Simpson of Albuquerque and Charles Berard and Callie Eacret of Austin, TX; sisters, Polly Moxley, Allene Holder, and Mary Elliott, all Frisco, TX; sisters-in-law, Glenda Schildknecht of South Haven, MS, formerly of Albuquerque, and Sue Carter of Dallas; and many nieces and nephews. Jean was past President of Wednesday Gals bowling league for many years, loved to travel with her husband, and attended Hoffmantown Church. She was a beloved wife, mother and grandmother, and will be deeply missed. All arrangements are entrusted to Cantrell Funeral Home, 8520 Main Frisco, Texas. MIERS- Robert J.
Miers, 89, a resident of Albuquerque since 1947, died Thursday, November 5, 1998. He is survived by his son, John L. Miers; daughter, Cheryl A. Miers, both of Albuquerque; sisters, Grace Bostick of Albuquerque, Carolyn Talbot and husband, Howard of Moriarty and Mildred Leeson of Houston, TX. Mr.
Miers served in the US Army. He was a veteran of WWII, having received the Purple Heart. Mr. Miers retired from the US Postal Service after 30 years of service. Services will be held Saturday, 2:00 p.m., at French Mortuary, University Blvd.
Chapel, 1111 University Blvd. NE. Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Park, 924 Menaul Blvd. NE. Friends may visit French Mortuary, 1111 University Blvd.
NE, Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to time of service. PADILLA -Baby Reina Marie Lavern Padilla died Tuesday in Santa Fe. She is survived by her father, Paul Padilla; mother, Amanda Garcia; brothers, Richard Garcia, Anthony Padilla and Edward Padilla; grandparents, Shirley Gonzales Abeyta, Sisto Abeyta, Rosie and Roland Padilla, Richard Garcia, and Mary Jo Sedillo. Funeral services for Reina will be held on Saturday at the St.
Therese Catholic Church, where the Mass will be celebrated at 9:00 a.m. Burial will follow at the Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Chris Abeyta and Lawrence Abeyta. Visitations will be held on Friday, from 3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m., with a Rosary to follow at 7:00 p.m. at the Salazar Sons Mortuary, 400 Third St. SW. -The family of Clarence H. "Bud" Snyder wishes to express their gratitude for the kind expressions of sympathy during their time of need.
Fitzgerald and Son Funeral Directors in charge of arrangements. The language of the heart Caring Affordability FTD Peoples Sandia FUNERAL CARE EN Peoples IT Difference ALL 821-0010 884-1600- FLOWERS Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday WEATHER cloudy -cloudy Showers P-cloudy FRIDAY: Partly cloudy Corrales (528) Rio Grande Foothills Nature Center 25 Comanche Carlisle Uptown 40 Los Padillas ABQ International Sunport Map shows yesterday's statistics. SOURCE: KRQE-TV 13 Weather Robin Marshment, chief meteorologist OK to burn For more information, call the AlbuquerqueBernalillo County Air Pollution Control Division at 768-2876 for a recorded message. STATE TOMORROW UTAH COLO. KAN.
Farmington Raton OKLA. Gallup Santa Fe ARIZ Albuquerque Clovis Las Cruces Carlsbad TEXAS MEXICO forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Showers, T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice HUMIDITY AT 6 A.M. POLLEN NOT AVAILABLE POLLUTION Smog 40 Dust 18 Carbon monoxide 20 GOOD FAIR BAD 0-50 50-100 STATISTICS Normal high-low Record high in 1975 Record low in 1935 Avg. sunshine Precipitation 0.00 Precip.
for month 0.00 Departure for month Precip. for year 9.15 Departure for year Ls THURSDAY Hi Lo Prc Alamogordo 59 37 .00 Albuquerque 55 37 .00 Carlsbad 47 43 Tr Chama 48 18 .00 Clayton 41 35 .01 Cloudcroft 49 25 .00 Clovis 46 39 Tr Deming 65 37 .00 Farmington 55 27 .00 Gallup 60 19 .00 Grants 55 23 .00 Hobbs 45 40 .00 Los Alamos 45 27 .00 Portales 47 40 .00 Raton 47 32 .05 Red River 43 15 .00 Roswell 47 42 .01 Ruidoso 53 26 .00 Santa Fe 50 33 .00 Silver City 59 31 .00 Socorro 61 30 .00 Taos 48 34 .00 NATION The forecast for noon tomorrow FRONTS: 306 400 501 708 908 1108 Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. STATIONARY PRESSURE: LOW SHOWERS RAIN FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY The Associated Press CITIES THURSDAY Hi Lo Amarillo 47 35 Anchorage 40 27 Atlanta 53 35 Atlantic City 51 30 Austin 55 42 Baltimore 49 29 Billings 38 30 Birmingham 57 32 Bismarck 26 22 Boise 45 37 Boston 52 31 Buffalo 40 33 Burlington, Vt. 41 36 Casper 39 31 62 40 Cheyenne 41 31 Chicago 41 32 Cincinnati 45 25 Cleveland 40 34 Dallas- Ft Worth 54 37 Denver 45 31 Des Moines 35 27 Detroit 40 34 Duluth 28 22 El Paso 65 44 Fairbanks 20 13 Flagstaff 53 23 50 33 Honolulu 83 75 Houston 58 44 Indianapolis 44 37 HI Lo Amsterdam 46 33 Athens 75 59 Bangkok 89 77 Barbados 87 80 Barcelona 68 48 Beijing 57 35 Berlin 48 37 Bermuda 80 71 Bogota 69 51 Brussels 48 41 Budapest 53 39 B'Aires 80 59 Cairo 82 60 Calgary 31 27 Caracas 86 62 Copenhagen 41 37 CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS INS Monetary donations to Martin Chavez for governor Reporting period June 30 October 13 Rancho, $100 Linda K.
Estes, Albuquerque, athletic administrator, UNM, $250 Louis R. Montano, Albuquerque, $100 Mary Ann Starkovich, Albuquerque, $35 Kent F. Jacobs, Las Cruces, physicians, $1,000 Veda L. King, Moriarty, $20. Robert J.
Baca, Albuquerque, $100 Lt. Col. Miguel Encinias, Ph.D./Jeannine Encinias, Albuquerque, $50 Nancy's Pantry, Gallup, restaurant, $450 Patricia Lundstrom, Gallup, $100 Jamal Abdeljawad, Gallup, $100 G. Robert R. Tsosie, Gallup, $50 Ernie's Supply Gallup, $100 William W.
Head, M. Head, Gallup, lawyer, $100 Dorothy Wilkinson, Gallup, $50 Eugene B. Pacheco, Gallup, $100 Tomada Properties, Gallup, development, $250 Karl R. Gillson, Gallup, $60 Johnny Pena, Gallup, $100 Committee to Re-elect R. David Pederson, Gallup, $100 Grant Foutz, Gallup, $100 John J.
P. Carey, Thoreau, $100 Edmund Healy, Taos, productions, $500 Jane C. S. Cohen, Santa Fe, lawyer, $1,000 David S. C.
Cohen, Santa Fe, lawyers, $1,000 Judy E. Austin Basham, Santa Fe, retired, $250 Allan L. Haynes, M.D./Catherine J. Haynes, Clovis, physician, $500 David A. Oakeley, Las Cruces, $100 Tasia Robert Knox, Albuquerque, therapist, $250 Robert F.
Torres, Albuquerque, $25 Michael B. Browde, Albuquerque, $100 Edwin J. N. Jolly, Rio Rancho, $15 Dr. Lawrence E.
A. Marrich, Albuquerque, $100 Quality Chiropractic, P.C., Albuquerque, $100 Family Chiropractic Center of Santa Fe, Santa Fe, $100 Abeita Glass Company, Gallup, $100 C-B-R, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Gallup, restaurant, $400 Gallup Mobile Homes Gallup, $100 Joseph L. Rich, Gallup, $100 DAB, Gallup, $100 Herbert J. Taylor, Gallup, $200 C-B-R, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Gallup, $100 Al-Zuni East Jewelry, Gallup, jewelry, $200 Best Western Redrock Inn, Gallup, hotel, $200 Rosales Construction, Gallup, construction, $100 Rosebrough Howe, P.C., Gallup, lawyers, $250 Prc .00 .00 .01 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .18 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .02 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Wth cdy cdy cir cdy cir cir rn cdy rn cir cdy cir cdy cdy cir cdy SATURDAY HI Lo Ouk 58 33 cir 38 30 cdy 60 41 cir 52 38 clr 70 57 cdy 52 29 cir 37 22 sn 62 40 cdy 28 20 sn 47 40 cdy 45 35 cdy 43 32 sn 40 32 sn 36 22 sn 60 39 cir 35 22 sn 44 33 cdy 47 38 clr 43 33 cdy 68 55 cdy 42 25 cdy 38 30 sn 45 34 cdy 32 26 cdy 71 40 cir 25 6 cir 48 24 cdy 53 32 cir 85 72 cir 67 58 cdy 49 36 cdy Kansas City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Lubbock Memphis Miami Beach Midland-Odessa Milwaukee Mols-St Paul Nashville New Orleans New York City Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Rapid City St Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Diego San Francisco San Seattle Sioux Falls Tampa-St Ptrsbg Tucson WORLD Dublin Frankfurt Geneva Havana Helsinki Hong Kong Istanbul Jerusalem Lima Lisbon London Madrid Manila Mexico City Montreal Moscow Nassau International Union of Operating Eng. Local 953, Albuquerque, PAC, $2,000 Claire J.
Fenton, Albuquerque, $25 D. Richard Anderson, Albuquerque, scientist, $300 Richard I. H. Yozell, Santa Fe, $100 Esequiel B. Armijo, Socorro, retired $250 Gladys R.
E. Winblad, Albuquerque, $175 Mathew A. Tinley, K. Tinley, Englewood, boxing $250 Kathryn Goodkind, Albuquerque, $200 Maria R. Geer, Albuquerque, $50 Robert D.
M. Conway, Albuquerque, $500 Christopher B. Leinberger, Santa Fe, real-estate development, $500 Barbara L. W. Shapiro, Albuquerque, lawyers, $250 Jack Cruz Hopkins, Santa Fe, insurance, $250 Jack Hopkins, Santa Fe, insurance, $250 Charlie Otero, Albuquerque, $500 Sarah B.
Kotchian, Albuquerque, administrator, $125 Vickie Fisher, Corrales, administrator, $265 Jay J. Czar, Albuquerque, administrator, $300 Lawrence D. Sanchez Rael, Albuquerque, $300 David Martorelli, Albuquerque, $200 Anne Yegge, Albuquerque, consultant, $200 Cummins Associates, Albuquerque, comm. real estate and development, $500 John A. Avila, Albuquerque, $250 Eric Espat, Corrales, manufacturing, $250 MCT Industries, Albuquerque, government services, $500 Monte's Pueblo Pipe Shop, Albuquerque, $200 Factor Plus Limited, Albuquerque, $250 LTC.
Cleve E. Matthews, Albuquerque, VP Sandia $250 Mark F. Schultz, Austin, Texas, $1,000 Red Mountain Engineering Santa Fe, engineers-surveyors-planners, $1,000 Jenkeel Santa Fe, health and fitness, $500 Myers, Oliver Price, P.C., Albuquerque, lawyers, $500 Wrangler Properties II, Rio Rancho, real estate, $500 John A. J. March, Albuquerque, $250 Kewa Gas Limited, Santa Fe, gasoline distributor $1,000 Mark T.
Depree, Albuquerque, $250 John P. G. Dantis, Albuquerque, administrator, $250 THURSDAY SATURDAY 42 27 .00 47 37 rn 70 51 .00 64 46 cdy 50 35 .00 60 47 cdy 67 53 .00 71 56 cdy 50 35 .00 53 35 cdy 48 37 .00 65 39 cdy 50 33 .00 57 45 cdy 81 61 .03 80 66 cir 47 42 .00 70 40 cdy 42 28 .00 45 34 cdy 34 29 .00 35 30 cdy 51 36 .00 55 38 cdy 64 46 .00 68 52 cir 51 37 50 39 cdy 50 44 .00 53 37 clr 44 37 .00 60 38 cdy 43 26 .00 37 29 sn 49 36 .00 52 36 cir 77 53 .00 75 53 cdy 39 35 .05 45 28 cdy 29 28 .10 30 20 sn 44 32 .00 47 40 cdy 52 32 .78 44 34 cdy 52 46 .00 70 58 64 56 .00 67 56 cdy 63 50 .00 58 48 rn 91 77 .00 90 77 cdy 53 40 .08 50 41 rn 37 19 .00 33 25 sn 73 53 .00 76 54 cir 80 43 .00 75 47 cir 50 35 .00 53 34 cir 55 41 cir New Delhi 82 59 cdy 46 41 cdy Oslo 35 29 sn 51 31 cdy Paris 50 35 cdy 80 71 cir Rio 78 69 cdy 33 31 sn Rome 62 44 cdy 80 71 cir Santiago 77 48 cir 68 57 cdy Sao Paulo 78 64 cdy 82 64 cir Seoul 60 42 cir 66 59 cir Singapore 82 77 rn 62 51 cir Stockholm 37 20 cdy 53 46 Sydney 69 62 rn 57 35 cdy Tel Aviv 82 62 cir 87 73 cdy Tokyo 59 51 cdy 75 51 Toronto 39 29 cdy 41 35 cdy Vancouver 50 39 cir 33 32 sn Vienna 53 42 cir cdy Warsaw 42 33 rn Balance Brought Forward (previous contributions, less expenses) $29,672.07 Total Monetary Contributions (this period) $941,538.93 Total Expenditures $871,360.36 Closing Balance $99,850.64 Total Loan Contributions $0.00 Total Unpaid Debts $0.00 Total In Contributions $235,494.59 (Continued from Thursday) Contributor, Address, Amount S.T. "Bud" Las Cruces, insurance, $300 Jane Ann J. Day, Las Cruces, $25 Maureen A.
Luna, Albuquerque, investment broker, $500 Thomas McHugh, Albuquerque, $50 Dr. Richard W. Honsinger, Los Alamos, physician, $25 Ralph Parsons, Playa del Rey, lawyers, $500 Mark M. E. Feldman, Albuquerque, residential relations, $150 RMA Architects, Roswell, architects, $500 RMA Architects, Roswell, architects, $1,000 Bruce Boynton, Grants, lawyer, $100 Catherine J.
L. Haynes, M.D., physician, $1,000 Tom G. Margittai, Santa Fe, retired, $500 International Union of Operating Eng. Local 953, Albuquerque, PAC, $500 Douglas Mills, Portales, $50 Caleb Chandler, Clovis, $100 Shapiro and Bettinger, Albuquerque, lawyer, $250 Warren K. D.
Akerson, Albuquerque, $200 Carol A. G. Lombardi, Santa Fe, $100 Lynn Trojahn, Albuquerque, $50 La Villa Alegre Limited Partnership, Albuquerque, apartments, $300 Chavez Auto Parts, Albuquerque, auto parts, $800 Linda K. R. Woodworth, Albuquerque, $500 Lauren E.
B. Hegna, Oletha, manager, $250 M.J. L. Williams, Rio John P. Townsend Gerhart, Corrales, $250 John R.
Odonnell, Potomac, government services, $500 Daniel R. E. Archuleta, Huntsville, car executive, $200 Nancy E. R. Archuleta, Hunstville, corporate dealer, $200 Becerra for Congress, Los Angeles, congressional candidate, $1,000 Dr.
R.C. Vander Meer, O.D., P.C., Las Vegas, optometrist, $300 Dr. Charles R. K. Briggs, Albuquerque, physician, $500 M.
Gail Gwaltney, Las Cruces, retired business consultant, $1,000 Harry Montoya, $100 Patricia G. L. Gonzales, Santa Fe, $100 Downunder Sound-Will Gethin-Jones, Santa Fe, $100 Patricia J. Feather, Santa Fe, $100 Philip H.W. Spears, Santa Fe, $20 Patricia L.
J. Quintana, Santa Fe, $100 Jim R. L. Trujillo, Santa Fe, auditor, $390 Committee to Re-Elect Ben Lujan, Santa Fe, $100 Mares Realty, Santa Fe, real estate, $100 Mr. or Mrs.
R.M. Murphy, Albuquerque, $250 Mr. or Mrs. Robert A. Biel, Fruitland, $100 Anne L.
Watkins, Albuquerque, administrator, $100 Ellen M. Veseth-Abbey, Santa Fe, $100 George A. Crain, Farmington, $25 John A. Dean, Jr. A.
Dean, Farmington, $50 Claudine's Real Estate, Farmington, $25 Dimarco, Araujo Montevideo, Santa Ana, lawyers, $150 National UFW Political Action, Keene, PAC, $5,000 Velasco Associates, Hollywood, $150 Valdez Productions, Beverly Hills, $150 David A. Rubin, Beverly Hills, lawyer, $150 Law Offices of Richard P. Fajardo, Los Angeles, lawyer, $300 Margarita Martinez Cannon, Long Beach, producer, $300 Robert M. Cohen, Los Angeles, lawyer, $250 Gary Anderson, Albuquerque, real estate, $2,000 Daniel McCloskey, Los Angeles, $100 Walter Seros, Pacific Palisades, $5,000 Sylvia Daniel Montoya, Pico Rivera, physician, $100 Diverse Strategies for Organizing, Los Angeles, $150 List continues Saturday.
