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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1973
Page
4
Henry J. Taylor analyzes Dow Jones moves from 931 in 1969 to 1,051 in 1972 and back to 922, labeling the period a Nixon rollercoaster. He cautions investors on intrinsic value, supply and demand, and the dangers of political guidance in markets.
Minutes of a 1971 meeting show Secretary Rogers reassuring ITT Ford Bank and others that the administration would not retaliate against Chile for expropriations and favored informal embargo options while seeking private pressure. He noted Russian questions and urged periodic group meetings to solidify a stance.
The piece argues for constructive public hecklers across government levels including school districts. It contrasts the fair, thoughtful critic with the vile, destructive heckler who uses sharp tools and nasty rhetoric, warning society needs the right kind of criticism to improve communities.
Alabama Governor George Wallace warns against armed police rule as a dangerous, anti democratic option. He suggests it would yield bullets over rights and resemble a Communist style state while noting his own report of undergoing a fourth acupuncture treatment for a bullet wound from an assassination attempt.
Major Wiltz J. Bethancourt spoke on Army Life to the Kiwanis Club for Army Day. Albuquerque contractor Kibourne L. House appointed wing commander of New Mexico Civil Air Patrol, replacing Earle W. Stark. National figures Hoffman and Spencer Tracy listed amid various notices. social events include a pink and blue shower for Mrs. Lee Chambers and a visit by Mrs. Addison Green, Women’s Republican Clubs president, to Albuquerque. The United Veterans of Lincoln County formed to back ex servicemen running for office.
On this date in 1792 George Washington used the presidential veto to block a representation bill. Other notes recall 1621 Mayflower sales from Plymouth and 1827 birth of Sir Joseph Lister, pioneer of antiseptic surgery in London.
The New Mexico legislature rejected Gov. Bruce King’s plan to buy the Public Employer Retirement Association building in Santa Fe for 4.7 million dollars. Rent costs to state agencies total about 487,600 dollars annually, with 2.5 million already paid since occupancy in 1968, while PERA members would miss higher returns from a purchase. Major tenants pay substantial rents. statewide rent totals and per square foot costs rise as leases renew post federal rent controls, prompting calls that buying the building would save money and boost PERA funds.
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