Thoughts on Apollo projects and a US crisis piece by readers
A young reader David Selvey muses on moon exploration versus funding for people, with drawings of Earth and a sick person. Aston Rogers shares a speculative piece about US scale-back effects to match Soviet Russia, a Cincinnati WKRC broadcast editorial notes drought relief, plus market ideas for catfish and frogs. Graves Howard of the state Board of Accountancy attends a New Orleans convention and becomes chairman of a national committee.
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Rogers Aston
United States
Russia
America
WKRC
Cincinnati
Howard Graves
State Board of Accountancy
National Society of Public Accountants
New Orleans
Committee of
State Boards of Public Accountancy
Cowan Sworn In As State Court Of Appeals Judge
Santa Fe Ray Cowan took his oath today as judge of the State Court of Appeals in a brief ceremony. The Hobbs lawyer, selected by King to succeed the late Waldo Spiess, will face election next year. Bonn Berlin Four power pact on Berlin approved by Brandt government. Jackson Miss Waller defeats Sullivan in Mississippi Democratic runoff for governor, setting up race against Charles Evers. Albuquerque UNM regents uphold denial of tenure for Dr. Richard Gorman for 1971 72 term. San Francisco ILWU agrees to allow cargo removal as dock strike ends after 54 days.
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Santa FE
Ray Cowan
State Court of Appeals
Cowan
Hobbs
King
Waldo Spiess
Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Albuquerque University of New Mexico
Richard Gorman
Educational Foundations Department
The
College of Education
Jackson
Miss
William Waller
Charles Sullivan
Mississippi
Charles Evers
New Mexico assessors brace for storm over personal property tax
In 32 county offices officials warn of a public storm over unpaid personal property taxes highlighting horse owner declarations amid a VEE vaccine drive. Officials note hidden inventories and mortgage payments complicate collection while calls grow for more deputy powers and stronger association clout.
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New Mexico
Mexico
United States
Chaves
Chaves County
Roy Peyton
Peyton
State Tax Appraisal Department
New Mexico Assessor's Association
New Mexico Association of Counties
Helicopter commander at My Lai appears angry during end of assault
Former artillery captain Dennis R. Vasquez testified that Maj. Frederic W. Watke looked mad as he entered the My Lai command center near the assault’s end. The Henderson trial explores whether Col. Oran K. Henderson concealed or failed to report the massacre and misled investigators.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
FT. Meade, Md
My Lai
Dennis R. Vasquez
Frederic W. Watke
Vasquez
Oran K. Henderson
Watke
Charles C. Calhoun
Charlie Company
Devel
Army
Frank A. Barker
Barker
11Th Brigade
Henderson
Col. Henderson
Col. Barker
Roswell Daily Record Publishes Bus Stop Listings
Roswell Independent School District publishes a complete listing of school bus stops with times inside today. The Roswell Daily Record frames the schedules as a public service to readers.
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Roswell Independent School District
Roswell
Heavy rains soak Pecos Valley with scattered showers
Heavy rainfall varied from 1 inch to 4 inches across the Pecos Valley on Tuesday night. Rainfall totals at stations ranged from 0.90 to 4.25 inches with the heaviest 4.25 at the Leroy Lang residence east of Grand Plains. No injuries were reported as roads flooded and Bottomless Lakes State Park entrance was closed due to water in the draw.
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Pecos Valley
Bill Crane
National Weather Service
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Chaves County
Smokey Bunch
U.S. 380
Old Municipal Airport
MacArthur
Mescalero
Atkinson
Crane
North Elm Street
Enchanted Hills
Leroy Lang
East Grand Plains
Lang
Bitter Lakes Refuge
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Spool Cattle Co
Roswell
Artesia
Joe Gallegos
Riverside
Sears
West Main Street
Hope
Cottonwood
South First Street
Eagle Draw
Labor leaders press for Nixon court fight
Labor leaders press plans to challenge Nixon wage-price freeze in courts Congress and on picket lines. AFI-CIO objects to rate moves while Meany and Woodcock plan a joint campaign against the freeze and the tax credit. Other notes cover export surcharges exemptions and welfare policy updates.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Afi-Cio
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
George Meany
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers Union
Spiro T. Agnew
Miami
Meany
Woodcock
Agnew
Afl-Cio
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railway
Treasury
John B. Connally
Julie Nixon Eisenhower fitted for a cast after toe injury
Julie Nixon Eisenhower wore a walking cast for a fractured big toe after a steel book cart toppled onto her foot at Atlantic Beach Elementary School. She will teach third grade, with Secret Service escort and medical treatment at Mayport Naval Station Dispensary.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Julie
Atlantic Beach
Constance Stuart
Richard Nixon
Secret Service
Mayport Naval Station Dispensary
Ens
David Eisenhower
Albany
King reluctant on legislative rerun in short session
Governor Bruce King said he is reluctant to ask the legislature in the 30 day 1972 session to reconsider controversial issues already rejected. He may limit requests to bills prepared by interim committees amid a letter from Santa Fe Mayor George Gonzales urging a public employee collective bargaining law.
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Santa FE
N.M
Bruce King
George Gonzales
King
Gonzales
New Mexico
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AL Stubbs
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Country Club Rd
Vietnam
David
San Francisco
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
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New Mexico Environmental Improvement Agency
Richardson
Campbell's
Oped
Calhoun
By Chris Giles
Cost of Living Council
Gov. King
Santa Fe City
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