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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1974

Page

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Plans finalized for remodeling Roswell bank offices

First National Bank president David C. King announced a two-stage remodeling of the Roswell bank’s Third and Main Streets main offices, costing about 100000 dollars. Exterior updates feature buckskin stucco and brick vault entrances, with a lighter interior and lower ceilings, aiming for a Southwestern look.

David King First National Bank of Louis Davies First National Bank David C. King Roswell Bank Third Main Streets King

VICA contest Winners noted at Roswell High School

Roswell High School announced New Mexico VICA winners led by Stephen Torres 17 named Most Outstanding VICA Boy. First place awards went to Ernie Ortega 18 carpentry, Luis Medina 17 commercial food preparation, Fred Williams 18 nurse aide orderly. second places to Perry McDevitt 17 carpentry and Priscilla Carrasco 18 cosmetology.

VICA New Mexico Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Ernie Ortega Eloy Ortega E. Bland St Luis Medina Rigoberto Medina S. Washington Ave Fred Williams Fred Williams Sr W. Dening Sr Perry McDevitt James McDev Skip Wilcox S. Willow Drive RHS

Nixon Tapes Transcripts Delivered as House Debates Inquiry

White House turns over edited transcripts to the House Judiciary Committee in response to a subpoena as lawmakers weigh impeachment. The 1200 pages include omissions and references to Dean and Nixon, with argues of no criminal plot but ongoing tensions over compliance and disclosure.

Nixon Watergate White House Frank Cormier Associated Press Washington House Judiciary Committee United States Manila Robert Drinan D-Mass Drinan Peter Rodino Edward L. Hutchinson James D. St. Clair Democratic National Committee St. Clair John W. Dean III Capitol Hill Atty John N. Mitchell Commerce Maurice Stans New York Peter Rodine D-N.j Rodino Dean Hunt

Impeachment Inquiry Documents Misrouted to Hotel

Transcripts intended for the committee offices were delivered to the old Congressional Hotel where the impeachment inquiry staff has relocated. The misdelivery prompted review by the committee.

Congressional Hotel

Kissinger Seeks Golan Pact Amid Mideast Talks

Secretary of State Kissinger held talks in Algiers with President Boumedienne and planned to meet Egyptian leader Sadat and others as part of efforts to secure a Golan Heights disengagement with Syria and Israel. Soviet assurances signaled influence, while Dayan reaffirmed Israel’s withdrawal stance. A nuclear weapons framework was also discussed.

Associated Press Algiers Henry Kissinger Houari Boumedienne Egypt Golan Heights Kissinger Syria Israel Boumedienne Damascus Geneva United States U.S Alexandria Anwar Sadat Jordan Saudi Arabia Kuwait Persian Gulf Andrei A. Gromyko Moscow Gromyko

Justices Visit Roswell for Law Day Activities

Three New Mexico State Court of Appeals justices will be in Roswell on Law Day to speak to students at Roswell High School Goddard High School and New Mexico Military Institute. Justice Ben Hernandez will join speakers including local officials and lawyers while weather calls for cloudy skies with showers and a 40 percent chance of rain today.

New Mexico State Court of Appeals Roswell Joe Wood William Hendley Santa Fe Ben Hernandez Albuquerque

Oilman Victor Samuelson Freed After Record Ransom Payment

Victor Samuelson arrived in the United States eight weeks after his company paid a record 14.2 million dollars to Marxist Argentine guerrillas. Senator Edward J. Gurney calls his indictment for failing to report campaign contributions a political Pearl Harbor attack by Democrats.

Miami Fla Victor Samuelson United States Guerrias Tallahassee, Fla Edward J. Gurney

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Kenneth C. Bonnell Board of Dick Waggoner Waggoner DeShurley Construction Co Main Street Third Street Dexter and Hagerman New Mexico Military Institute Stephen Torres Jesus Vega S. Cedar Ave Torres Phil Corbett Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute Today Daily Record E. Howard Hunt Capital P H. R. Haldeman John By Barry Schweid Moshe Dayan Tel Aviv Dayan Roswell and Vicinity
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