Roswellites Attend Local Conference
Roswell residents Otto Bachus Faye Stokes Beau Stone Therese Rut ter Peggy Brewer Betty Madrid Bobbie Davis and Bruce Rhodes participate in a regional conference. Frances Taylor and Yvonne Ikard are not pictured in the event coverage.
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Otto Bachus
Faye Stokes
Beau Stone
Therese Rutter
Peggy Brewer
Betty Madrid
Bobbie Davis
Bruce Rhodes
Frances Taylor
Yvonne Ikard
Nea-N.m
Robbie Davis
Education leaders gather for NEA New Mexico conference
Roswell Education Association members join educators at the National Education Association New Mexico Leadership Conference held at the College of Santa Fe. Over 300 teachers discussed labor relations law program development and political action while leaders like Otto Bachus and Robbie Davis spoke of advancing teachers economically with kids first. Cathleen Cavanaugh, 18, daughter of J P and Mrs J P Cavanaugh, has been nominated for Who’s Who and may apply for $40 000 in scholarships after graduating Goddard High School in 1978 and attending Texas Tech University.
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Roswell
National Education Association
New Mexico
College of Santa Fe
Nea-N.m
Roswell Education Association
Cathleen Cavanaugh
J.P. Cavanaugh
Hall Drive
Miss Cavanaugh
Goddard High School
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Emigration Debate Spreads in Congress and GAO Waste Watch
Rep Stephen Solarz will introduce a House bill echoing Jack Anderson on emigration. The GAO watchdog group halted a national health insurance study after spending 250000, saying it would take 27 months and 750000 more to finish.
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United States
Stephen Solarz
D-N.y
House
Congressional
General Accounting Office
GAO
Mort Myers
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Catherine Smith
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Montgomery
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Surance
NMMI
College Cleaners
West College
Misty Fields
Another World
Olympus
Saxony
AMS
Bankhmericard
Visa
Main Roswell
New Mex
West McGaffey
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