Convicts Sought After Texas Rampage Killings and Attacks
Colorado penitentiary escapees Dalton Williams Richard Mangum and Jerry Ulmer killed a man and woman and raped two young women while wounding five, as Texas authorities sealed off Stephenville and searched along Highway 108. Officers feared further violence as helicopters and dogs were prepared for pursuit.
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Colorado Penitentiary
Texas
Bosque River
Dist
Bob Glasgow
Stephenville
Highway 108
Texas Ranger
G.W. Burks
C.R. Proctor
Colorado
Canon City
Dalton Williams
Richard Mangum
Jerry Ulmer
Erath County Dist. Atty
Glasgow
Williams
Ulmer
Garland
Ray Ott
Dallas
Waco
Snyder
Fort Collins
Colo
Denver
State
Rotan
Tex
T. L. Baker
Baker
Gary
Stonewall County
New Mexico
Graham
Breckenridge
Palo Pinto Sheriff’s Office
Highway Patrol
Cunningham
Ott
Ford plans economic summit to curb inflation
President Ford, aides, and cabinet outline preparations for a late-year Economic Summit to fight inflation. He will hold a first news conference this week and appoints William Seidman to lead summit activities while avoiding mandatory wage and price controls.
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Washington
Ford
Kenneth Rush
William Seidman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Council
Richard M. Nixon
Arthur M. Wood
Sears, Roebuck & Co
O. Pendleton Thomas
B. F. Goodrich Co
Frank R. Milliken
Kennicott Copper Corp
ABC
Milliken
Wood
C. Jackson Grayson
Federal Price Commission
Nixon
London Protest Sees Scuffles at Embassy Rally
A London Sunday protest against Turkey and the United States turned briefly confrontational as police clashed with overenthusiastic demonstrators amid a small number of scuffles.
Rain Rejuvenates Eastern New Mexico Farmland After Drought
Rainfall across Lea Eddy and Roosevelt counties brings relief to nonirrigated farms and cattle ranches. Portales reports 4.78 inches this month, Hobbs totals 5.1 inches this week, and forecasts call for more showers. Officials say cattle and hay production will benefit as land recovers and winter feed may be secured.
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New Mexico
Lea County
Plains
Portales
Roosevelt County
Milo
Eastern
New Mexico University
Bill Mettener
Lea
Eddy
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Bob Heward
Howard
Eddy County
Dick Marek
National Weather Service Office
Albuquerque
George Gregg
Leo Figueroa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Las Cruces
Figueroa
USDA
Bill Wile
Trubey attacks Runnels over image versus real record in Roswell
New Mexico candidate Don Trubey charged incumbent Rep. Harold Runnels with an empty conservative image while backing oil depletion allowances and arguing on issues like inflation debt and welfare reform. He cited Fort Sumner as example of neglected local needs and said Runnels avoids tough questions.
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Tom Halpin
New Mexico
Don Trubey
Roswell
Rep
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
Congressman Runnels
Trubey
Runnels
Ol’ Boy
Fort Sumner
COPE
Virginia
Sumner Lake
Smokey Bear
Fayette Mayor Charles Evers Pleads Innocent in Tax Evasion Case
Biloxi Mississippi. Fayette Mayor Charles Evers the first black mayor of a biracial town in Mississippi pleaded innocent to evading more than a Beg income taxes. He said he would rather stay in Mississippi than any other place after leaving U S District Court.
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Biloxi
Miss
Fayette
Charles Evers
Mississippi
Know
Evers
U.S. District Court
New Mexico Delegation Plans Roswell Visit This Week
U S Rep Harold Runnels and Sen Pete Domenici from New Mexico schedule events in Roswell and nearby towns. Runnels holds a 10 am Tuesday press conference at the Roswell Chamber, tours local coordinators at 2 pm, attends a 7 pm reception at Pauline Manns home. Domenici hosts an open house in Roswell after a 3 pm press conference, addresses Lovington High School, attends a noon Lions Club luncheon in Hobbs, and attends a Portales High School dinner Wednesday evening.
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New Mexico
Roswell
U.S
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
W. McCune St
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
U.S. Federal Building
Fifth Street
Richardson Avenue
Domenici
Lovington High School
Lions Clubs
Hobbs
Portales
Portales High School
Roswell Voters to Decide On Three School Bonds
Roswell residents will vote Tuesday on three bond issues totaling 4.7 million dollars. A 3 million general facilities bond funds barrier removal, repairs, additions, and replacements in current buildings. A 1.25 million bond funds vocational facilities at Goddard and Roswell High. A 492 thousand bond remodels a former middle school into the Educational Services Center. Details appeared in the Sunday Roswell Daily Record.
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Roswell
Goddard
Educational Services Center
Roswell Daily Record
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Roswell and Vicinity
C. T. Fuller
Huckabay
London
UPI Telephoto
Bobby
Governor Square
The
Associated Press
Gary George
Lee Garner
New Mexico Livestock Board
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