11 Apr 1980
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1980
Page
1
Al Berryman heads the Roswell Family YMCA division as the community launches a new membership drive. The note appears in the Daily Record Roswell highlighting plans to boost participation and support for the local organization amid upcoming events.
Thousands fill Tehran streets chanting Death to American imperialism in a government led unity rally. President Bani Sadr spoke at Tehran University as Iran faces allied pressure and a looming boycott while the country endures conflict with Iraq.
DeMolay teens take over City Hall in a chaotic session led by Mrs. Dingbat and Mr. Dud with fireworks talks, trailer zoning, and a 7 3 vote to nix an ordinance. Mayor L C Stiles and courtier figures struggle through petitions, threats, and a diesel fire truck plan amid the farcical proceedings.
Councilman McEneny says city needs a police commission and may join a feasibility task force. Mayor Stiles refuses to share candidate background files in advance, citing privacy. The dispute follows McEneny’s challenge to Stiles over the pro tem election and a recent toppled chairmanship.
Six patient records from Eastern New Mexico Medical Center were identified by Viva Byrd during a preliminary hearing for Glenn R. Heard, former head of the hospital pharmacy. Heard faces six counts of fraud over 100. The hearing, led by Magistrate John McLemore, followed a March 25 arrest after a two-month probe by Roswell police, state police and narcotics officers into padded pharmacy bills.
The article notes a luxury writing paper from a Fifth Avenue store in New York City priced at eight thousand dollars for one hundred sheets, highlighting its high cost and exclusivity in the market.
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