Year-round daylight saving gains mixed congressional support
Thirty two congressmen back extending daylight saving time full year while a Kentucky woman opposes. The Hosmer bill proposes keeping the clock forward, citing safety and energy savings, with mixed reactions from Florida to West Virginia and uncertain progress in Congress.
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Washington
Kentucky
Congressional Mail
Associated Press
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
House
Florida
West Virginia
Hosmer
Transportation Department
Congress
Three Boys Miss Daylight Saving Time Clocks Change
They forgot the 2 a.m. DST shift today and did not set clocks forward one hour. The oversight led to confusion and scheduling issues as events aligned with the standard time.
Roswell High Prom Color My World Theme
A 1973 Roswell High School junior senior prom in the RHS gym featured a garden setting with honors the class motto There may be more beautiful times than this but this one is ours Freshman Jan Barry daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Barry and senior Chris Schnedar son of Mr and Mrs Bill Schnedar posed in the festive scene Alan Blevins 3 inset son of Mr and Mrs George Blevins enjoyed the night
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Roswell High School
RHS
Jan Barry
E.C. Barry
Chris Schnedar
Bill Schnedar
Alan Blevins
Inset
George Blevins
Nixon mulls options as Watergate crisis deepens
Reported White House aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman faced fresh accusations of directing a cover up. John Dean planned to testify he reported to them about the cover up. Dean hinted at illegal activity dating to 1969 and warned against linking Watergate to Nixon or reelection efforts.
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Washington
Nixon
Washington Post
White House
H. 2
Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John W Dean III
Ehrlichman
Dean
the Post
Post
William F. Proxmire
D-Wis
William D. Ruckelshaus
FBI
Senate
Ruckelshaus
U.S. Senate
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Bayh
EPA
Louis Harris
State Dept Vesco files go to federal grand jury
The State Department voluntarily sent its Vesco files to a New York grand jury probing a $200,000 donation to Nixon’s 1972 campaign. A Newark source says Ehrlichman offered to contact the U.S. embassy in Lebanon on Vesco’s behalf after a December 1971 meeting. The SEC later pursued a civil suit over Investors Overseas Services.
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Washington
Robert L. Vesco
New York
Vesco
Nixon
Newark
N.J
John D. Ehrlichman
U.S
Lebanon
State Department
Washington Post
Ehrlichman
Switzerland
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Investors Overseas Services, Ltd
County to discuss ambulance service in Roswell area
Chaves County Commissioners call a 11 a.m. meeting at the county courthouse to weigh funding and responsibility for ambulance services in Roswell and Chaves County. Mortuary operators hospitals and officials may participate as the issue of funding rises with possible state regulation changes.
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Marilyn Holmes
Roswell
Chaves County
Chaves
William Schnedar
LaGrone
State Corporation Commission
Tommy LaGrone
LaGrone Funeral Chapel
Roswell Daily Record
State Commission
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Charles St. Thomas
Glorieta
Thomas
Schnedar
Rosco Fletcher
Polynesian Islands Prom at Goddard High School
The 1973 junior-senior prom for Goddard High School was staged in the GHS Little Theater titled A Night in the Polynesian Islands. Senior Eric Ziegler and Cynthia Harris were among the attendees in a coconut palm themed evening enjoyable in theland of the palms.
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Polynesian Islands
Goddard High School
GHS Little Theater
Eric Ziegler
George Ziegler
Cynthia Harris
Jo Harris
Land of the Palms
One-Vehicle Accident in Roswell Causes Minor Injuries
A single vehicle collision occurred near the Roswell Industrial Air Center at the Martin Street Esplanade intersection shortly before 11 p.m. Saturday. An ambulance responded. Names of those involved and the injury extent were not released.
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Martin Street
Esplanade
Roswell Industrial Air Center
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Wounded Knee
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