Teachers split in two pay classes under wage freeze
The Nixon wage-price freeze creates two pay classes for 2.1 million teachers. Some will receive scheduled salary increases while others may not, depending on master contracts versus individual agreements. The Education Association cites 80 percent eligibility, though officials doubt that figure.
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Women seek power in politics across the nation
On the 51st anniversary of female suffrage, women’s liberation groups staged small actions and large protests. In New York 6,000 marched while others picketed the stock exchanges and rallied in Pittsburgh and Chicago, demanding greater political power and top jobs for women.
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Two thefts checked by Roswell police
Roswell city police logged two thefts on Thursday. Nellie Ruiz of La Tapitia Bakery reported a broken window and missing sweet rolls at 7 24 a.m. Johnny Hamilton of Gulf Service Station reported 32 cans of oil stolen from a rack valued at 34 80 at 8 10 a.m. A separate burglary at a 7 11 Store involved a vandalism with a cinder block through the front window and no cash missing.
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Mrs. Bessie Woody 59 Dies in Roswell Hospital
Mrs. Bessie Woody aged 59 died this morning at 9 41 in Roswell. Funeral services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home in Dexter. She lived on Route 1 Box 140 in Dexter.
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Roswell
NMMI weighs ninth grade class expansion for 1972 73
New Mexico Military Institute considers adding a ninth grade class as part of a sixth class for the 1972 73 year. The plan was discussed at a board meeting but final action was deferred for more information with a decision expected at the September meeting.
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Regents
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Mrs Shelton Taylor Counts Huge Gourd Harvest
Mrs. Shelton Taylor of 1205 W. Mathews notes a rainfall boost as ornamental gourds swelled, growing up to an inch and a half in a day. The longest gourds reached 28 inches yesterday and could near 30 inches today. She marveled at the unexpected size.
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Shelton Taylor
W. Mathews
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Roswell Knights of Columbus Banquet and Officer Installations
The annual awards banquet and officer installation for the Roswell Knights of Columbus takes place Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 900 E. 23rd St, at 7 p.m. Frank Martinez will be installed as Grand Knight with other officers named. A Knight of the Month list is announced and a Knight of the Year will be selected from the group. An awards dinner and dance follow the installation, with a corporate communion at Assumption Catholic Church Sunday at 9 a.m. Breakfast after Mass.
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Market reports show modest gains and lamb price shifts
New York stock averages rose modestly amid moderate trading and upbeat international data. The yen floated after a government decision, seen as a win for the Nixon economic program. Roswell Livestock Market reports higher feeder lambs and ewes with scheduled sales in early September.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Integrated market could improve small investors' gains
New York and federal officials discuss uniting stock exchanges into a single national system to provide better price discovery and execution. Proponents say a single market would widen tape reports, reduce price swings, and equalize regulatory activity, though full integration may take up to a decade.
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New York Stock Exchange
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Securities and Exchange Commission
James W. Davant
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Wall
Land income payments rise for New Mexico in first half
The federal land income payment to New Mexico for the first half of the year totals 7.53 million dollars, up about 500 thousand from last year. Under the Federal Mineral Leasing Act the state collects 37.5 percent of oil income and 16.5 percent of gas income on federal lands. Officials offered no ready explanation for the increase. Oil production fell seven percent in the first six months versus last year, per A L Porter of the New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
A.L. Porter
The
New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission
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