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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1973
Page
5
Local Roswell newspaper lists staff including Albert A. Stubbs and Jerry McCormack and shows subscription rates by county with prices for monthly and yearly terms. Also notes office and printing details and AP affiliation.
Senator Joseph Montoya of New Mexico told the World Trade Conference the United States has neglected national economic goals while policing the world and aiding underdeveloped nations. He cited a 1972 trade deficit near seven billion dollars and warned Americans faced rising global competition.
Houston officials note a large number of teen runaways across neighborhoods. Lt. Joe Skipper reports 5,200 runaways in 1969 and 5,900 in 1970, with more girls running away. Parents rarely report all cases, complicating a search for the 23 youths linked to a mass slaying case.
Barnet W. Schranck of Valley City North Dakota named manager of Bitter Lakes National Wildlife Refuge northeast of Roswell. A Forest City Iowa native, he comes from the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife with prior duties in North Dakota Minnesota Missouri. He replaces Lawrence Kline who moved to Seney Michigan. The refuge created 1937 covers 23189 acres in two units including Salt Creek Wilderness and Lake St Francis Natural Area. Schranck is a Navy veteran with degrees from Iowa State University 1964 and University of Missouri 1966. He and wife Barbara reside at the refuge HQ with two children Eric and Christopher.
At least ten of 56 drivers notified of suspensions for accumulating 12 points plan to appeal. Motor Vehicle Commissioner George Lovato said state police will seize licenses from those who do not mail them in, with pickups ordered if necessary.
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