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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1970
Page
4
ART BUCHWALD mocks television’s misrepresentation by contrasting on screen lawyers and doctors with real costs and procedures. He highlights Perry Mason, Dr. Kildare, Dr. Ben Casey, and Peter Gunn to show how money, consent, and practical limits differ from TV portrayals.
Washington The Department of Health Education and Welfare faces sharp criticism in a self produced survey revealing sloppy and illegal contracting via negotiation rather than bidding. It shows widespread bypassing of contracting officers, favoritism to old firms, and limited competition, especially in the Office of Education.
In a controversial move Joe Namath reports to Jets camp after delays. The outspoken quarterback has long attracted headlines and is blamed by some for harming athlete image while Jets struggle in his absence.
A nostalgic roundup of notable dates from 1775 King George III declares rebellion to 1970s events including a Marine plane crash near Hong Kong. It notes battles, political milestones, and cultural moments across eras. The piece weaves miscellaneous historical bullets with light commentary on sports and television.
The Roswell Daily Record lists Albert A. Stubbs as managing editor and provides subscription rates and contact details for home delivery and advertising in Chaves County and surrounding areas. It notes AP affiliation and rights to reproduce local news and dispatches.
An editorial explains the cost of a proposed Roswell fire station and new trucks via property assessments, noting voters in areas outside two miles may support the bond for equal protection. It urges residents to consider fairness, the benefit of timely fire response, and mentions inexpensive daily cost to average homeowners.
Auditor Harold Thompson seeks to overturn a Supreme Court salary ruling against Atty. Gen. James A Maloney. He argues 1967 1969 acts illegally raised pay, while officials fear a constitutional amendment limiting terms would depress salaries further and hamper elections. The case raises broader questions on lawmaking vs administration in appropriations and the constitutionality of executive pay boosts.
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