City council knowledge survey reveals limited voter awareness
A Daily Record Sunday survey found over 75 percent could not name any of their nine city councilmen. Of 55 respondents, 40 admitted not knowing their representatives, while 12 named L C Stiles and three named Bob Wafful. All could name Mayor Jerry N Smith. Other councilmen listed included Andrews Jr, Cress, Grant, Henderson, Oldrup, Ryan and Stephens.
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Robert H. Cress
Sterling R. Grant
Steve Henderson
Roy E Oldrup
Walter R. Ryan
Tom P. Stephens
Mayor weighs mid term City Council vacancy
Mayor Smith faces a short term vacancy after Councilman Mack Thomas death. He has not picked a replacement, aims for December confirmation, and says the appointee must live in Ward II though citywide eligibility exists. He notes interest in government and the possibility of a female appointee.
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Balloon Rally Flight Tests Wind at Wool Bowl
Daring balloonists launch at the Wool Bowl Balloon Rally with 33 hot air balloons in Roswell. The High Plains Drifter piloted by Bob Cruz and Nick Owen of Lubbock Texas led the Sunday takeoff in 20 mph gusts, followed by Yankee Doodle piloted by Ron Bush of Lubbock. The flight occurred south of the Roswell Inn after Saturday’s wind cancellation.
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Quality of life in four New Mexico cities compared
Roswell and Albuquerque vie for leisure options with libraries museums and theaters. The Daily Record notes Albuquerque leads in readings clubs and airport capacity while Roswell boasts a 75 member symphony and large banquet facilities.
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Ford Teng pledge to deepen China US relations in Peking visit
President Ford and Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping pledged to continue improving Sino American ties despite differences over detente with the Soviet Union. Ford noted 1971 72 steps toward normalization, while Teng called out the USSR as a principal source of war and urged firmness.
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Roswell man named assistant director at New Mexico wildlife department
Bill Montoya of Roswell is named assistant director in Santa Fe to oversee field operations for the State Game and Fish Department. Harold Olson becomes second assistant director in charge of services, Ruben Gonzales to replace Montoya in Roswell as area supervisor.
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Ruben Gonzales
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Huey
Gonzales
New Mexico State University
Bottled water quality under federal scrutiny
New Orleans AP reports water quality expert Dr. John Christman of Loyola University warns bottled water may pose health risks and urges uniform EPA standards for bottled and municipal supplies. Federal rules under the Water Quality Act of 1974 aim to tighten controls by mid December amid contamination findings.
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John Christman
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