Clovis News-Journal (Newspaper) - September 20, 1970, Clovis, New Mexico I 20 M i 1 14 MM tt UV i IV Tmt Tail O v i I WMf t i t i I i tfl 99 t N 11 fl I Mff t 11 7 At at 10 Math M a Meet end of who Journal CONFLICT YOUR FREEDOM NEWSPAPER hwt Ml to to Mn ffl Ml 42 Leaned Wlm NEW SEPTEMBER M PAGES TODAY DAILY OR SUNDAY Syria Backs Arabs Miss America Pauses For Visit In Clovis f By DAVE LEWIS Staff Writer Shakespeare first used the term in his play The Almost two centuries Hux ley used it as the title of a Neither had Miss America in mind when they made brave new world a household phrase known almost as well as the an beauty pageant where a girl steps out of the ordi nary into a brave new world to reign as Miss The latest lass to earn t h e Phyllis George of Tex made one of the first cf her many appearances Saturday in Clovis and the local citizenry fell in love with the coed Miss George arrived in Clo vis Friday evening 11 30 Saturday made her first official appearance in New Mex ico to herald the grand opening of the Walgreen Super Center Many persons have been heard to remark that being Miss America must take a lot of energy and To be those remarks are an at During her personal appear ance Miss George was the pic ture of hut following ov er hours of public expos ure the strain was beginning to tell It was obvious that all Miss America wanted was a little but realizing that there was still a lot to do she found time to give the news media of vis a few minutes of her busy In a brief predeparture inter the News Journal asked Miss George how she felt about not being able to continue her education for a year because of her obligations as fairest lady of the Ill have a Jot of scholarship money to go back to schooH on and that something to look forward she this is an I in and it will enhance my so to speak Miss George dispelled the ru mor that she would return to college at Texas Christian Uni versity instead of North Texas I really dont know where Im going to go and I probably wont know until the end of this year As Miss Phyllis will go from here to New York to complete her accessories and wardrobe for the year and to do some Then she will be off to Louis and from there back to Atlantic to begin her travels all over the nation and the As the of youth in Phyllis indicated she realizes that her image must be that of her When asked what as Miss felt she could accomplish from her vantage point as far as representing the See MISS OH Page Page II f or New following her Clovis day in Clovis to bring in the op to sign an for fung ol tat Walgreen Center mm Whose itory Stall Kioto Ui UK ftJ Downs Now Under New Control The j Ruidoso Downs tt was next ir of announced Tears Into Montoya I said he would be a cent of the Interstate system is said as governor he would inl Senatorial candi salesman for his programs our secondary road legislation to adequately date Anderson Carter Saturday before the state legislature is sadly He finance blamed present economic ills It is the governors job to on liberals the leadership and the his Democratic i salesmanship to the legislature Joseph and for his Domenici New Mexico cant stand a n v more years of inflation and economic stagnation Campaigning in eastern New paper He said Park near El fc New has taken over the controlling in to tht plagued The Fortuna group paid j said the firm will operate both tracks which owned the during Sunland Parks season ling 87 per cent interest in this winter and Ruidoso Downs Ruidoso Racing Fortuna will also assume Newf fabricates his own by inundating Domenicis Bruce spoke in favor of improv jing the states secondary road system at a meeting of the New Mexico Motor Carriers As the sociation King said that while 85 per co debts calculated to total be tween million and mil 1970s In in t ne Tte 18 11 CLOVIS IN BRIEF 16 COMICS 8 CROSSWORD 12 DEATHS U EDITORIAL 12 ENTERTAINMENT 16 FARM NEWS 27 HOROSCOPE 2 HOSPITAL NOTES 28 SCHOOL NEWS 2 SOCIETY 1724 1315 TEEN OF TV LOG Deaths Guerrillas Reject Peace By United Press Jordan officially accused Syria Saturday of intervening in its civil war by sending troops into Jordanian territory to assist Palestinian the semiofficial Egyptian news Al said In Its Sunday In the guerrillas rejected a government cease fire and ordered fighting to continue in the war with government One report said persons have been killed or wounded in the AI the most influen tial of Arab said the government of King Hus sein has requested an urgent meeting of the Arab League council to discuss its complaint against In addition to moving regular army troops into A 1 said Jordan charged the Syrian forces with occupying Jorda nian which borders Jordan on the is one of two Arab nations that has support to the Palestinian guerrillas fighting in The other is The Palestinians ignored the initial rejected the ceasefire as a trick and responded to the third order on the guerrilla radio by Urging their followers to keep your fingers on the The battles the guerrilla radio Trial Start Stt UPI Robert Bollver Kansas founder of the para military anti Communist Minuteman goes on trial to District Court Monday for alleged federal firearms District Judge Vearle will preside at the jury latest In a series of court room appearances dating back to 1965 for Stump In tact WASHINGTON UPI State Department acknowledged Saturday that despite Prime Minister Meirs disagreements remain between the United States and Israel and the Mid dle East peace talks may not resume for The primary the officials is over the missiles Egypt allegedly has moved into the standstill zone on the West Bank of the Suez Gwt lacking DETROIT UPI About striking General Motors workers in had fewer fi worries Saturday than their counterparts throughout the and Credit unions in the highly industrial where OM is the biggest gave to members a line of which would enable them to receive NM Haul NM State Police arrested two persons on charges of possession of marijuana after finding some marijuana plants during raid on a house south of awe State Po lice Tommy Holder said some plants were being grown in two big lots near the house and ers were in bows in the He said the value ol was undetermined ao are the federal govern ment and Emprise of The government has claims against the company for taxes allegedly due from Eugene former official now serving a federal prison term for tai eva Emprise lent the principals in return for a fiveyear concession contract at Ruidoso with renewal Ruidoso Downs has been un der receivership of a group of Ruidoso businessmen as a result of its financial difficulties and Montoya announced he support j ed President Nixons decision to put armed guards American airliners and pledgee to back any similar preventive action the President may choose to Montoya also called for a boycott of all air traffic be longing to a nation that harbors or encourages Back in New GOP gubernatorial nominee Pete Do Dray to Pay LAS CRUCES Judge Waldo chief judge Mexico State officials revealed V of ruled earlier this month that Fortuna could buy the PPM Communist soldiers blew up a bridge Saturday behind an embattled Cambodian task force so miles north of Phnom mm ground reinforcements and Hi state Court of I Friday the state dropped to in the nation in figures for uni versity faculty The NMSU Board of Regents said during the school i the state ranked 22nd in annual average faculty A report for showed the state had dropped 10 an the The board of regents meeting on the NMSU voted to place faculty salaries as a key priority in the 197178 la other the regents approved a construction con tract for the building of a new If f IACK TO COUIM forget your daily from Of Rail Strike Still Looms WASHINGTON UPI Hav ing obtained SO days breathing time in the rails wage the Nixon administration Satur day asked both sides to resume negotiations in the dispute over Facing a strike deadline ol next Labor Secretary James Hodgson invited representatives of the nations railroads and the Transportation Union to meet in Washington Tuesday morn For U years the union and he railroads have been at odds over whether the railroads should to be required to keep on freight Hodgson said he had asked Fred a New York to assist in the Livingston headed an emergency board that dealt with the dispute in its recent and also served as a mediator in earlier efforts to settle Hodgson said he was optimis ic a settlement could be at its branch campus interference in and okayed WI JrJJ Bullion in contracts railroad university and several on Friday President Nixon meat agencies invoked emergency powers of the National Railway Labor Act to bar a threatened strike for at least In that four Including the Transportation are seeking a contract with a wage The unions represent about of the nations rail But in the Nixon already has appointed an emergency board for 60 days and unless a settlement is reached or Congress the government may be power less to avert a USAF Unit Starts Vietnam SAIGON left for the United States formally beginning the wal of the Tactical Fighter Wing from South At the same military spokesmen said the Marines Combined Action Force CAP will be ed officially Three of the CAFs four groups actually have been deactivated and the fourth will continue la The men along with their M and Marine formerly assigned to the CAP are leaving South Vietnam as part of President Nixons troop withdrawal NM Realtors Plan Clovis Convention Realtors from over the state will in Clovis for their an New Mexico Realtors Association convention beginn ing next Thursday and ing through An esti mated to m realtors and their guests are expected to re gister tar the Local realtors involved in the planning of Clovis first real es ate convention are Bob of the Board of Realtors imme diate past president and Jim who will conduct first night state president of to Realtor of New Mexico and af of at Thurs Among those are John speaking t o members in the general session Friday on sales He is noted for his books and recording on sales and is deat of a sales training institue bearing his Charles has been a principal in the develop construction and sales of a condominium i n Taos and manages the He will address a at Other speakers will include Alex Wayne Phillip Minn Fort fei Burt oa and at t Thursday ia the Holiday Inn rectors has recommended that the bylaws be changed to pro vide for a presidentelect to succeed the president and vote on the question will kt tak en in the meeting
