Representative Arie Taylor Roasts Lawmakers in Broncos Gear
State Rep. Arie Taylor of Denver appears in a Denver Bronco helmet and uniform during the annual roasting at the Colorado State House on Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1978
Page
2
State Rep. Arie Taylor of Denver appears in a Denver Bronco helmet and uniform during the annual roasting at the Colorado State House on Wednesday.
Washington officials deny a gossip claim that Amy Carter cried after a relay loss and that a Secret Service agent stole and returned a trophy. Amy's gym teacher Roselyn Carter's press office and Secret Service deny any truth to the Star Ear column.
Actress Joan Fontaine previews her autobiography No Bed of Roses to be published by William Morrow this fall. She says she will reveal all, including being pursued by Howard Hughes and details of her eventful life beyond acting.
Eugene McCarthy told students at the University of Georgia that violent campus activism of the 1960s is gone but 1950s apathy has not returned. He urged normal college debate and hoped clear, differing views would emerge in the 1980s.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. miscalculated his 1977 state income tax, claiming a $443 refund when $468 was owed. His accountant said the Franchise Tax Board would correct the error and mail the proper refund, noting Brown’s reported income totaled $51,966 with a $49,100 salary.
A Goddard High School student, Thomas C. Dean, 17, remained in serious but stable condition today at Bernalillo County Medical Center after his car struck a northbound tractor-trailer at Montana Avenue and Mescalero Road. Passengers Michael Tice, Kim Greaves, and Brian Hearn suffered minor injuries.
New York stocks rose again in brisk trading as the Dow Jones average climbed to 818.65 by noon up 10.65 with gainers leading as Eastman Kodak AT&T and Dow Chemical pushed indices higher. The NYSE composite rose to 52.96 and turnover hit 21.38 million shares by noon as market activity remained strong. AT&T reported record first quarter earnings at its Miami Beach meeting.
Roswell resident Lloyd O. Haun Jr. was re elected to a second term as president of the New Mexico Wildlife Federation at the annual convention. He outlined environmental education in schools as the top next year priority while Corinne Lykins of Roswell was re elected secretary for a third term.
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