Auto driver deadly claims at law enforcement banquet
Captain Dan Combs of Oklahoma City warned that drivers are more deadly than guns, citing speeding and drunk driving. He demonstrated a gun draw to a crowd of 200 and urged focus on victims' rights while stressing police must be prepared to use force if necessary.
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Tony Genta
Alamogordo
American Legion
Oklahoma State Police
Dan Combs
Oklahoma City
Chas. M. DeBremond
Capt. Combs
Combs
Legion
Ingalls Memorial Hall
Japan
Vandals damage multiple city windows and vehicles
Police report several vandalism incidents Monday. Victims include Douglas Pulley, Dean Motors, J. E. Blaylock, Tobosa School, and Shamas Food Store with losses ranging above and below 100 dollars. Thefts involve citizen band radios and auto tires from local residents and a dealership lot.
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Douglas Pulley
Michigan Ave
Dean Motors
Fourth Street
Virginia Avenue
J. E. Blaylock
Tobosa
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Shamas Food Store
Union Ave
Blaylock
Ben Hernandez
P.O. Box
Johnny Daniels
S. Atkinson Ave
DeNio Chrysler Plymouth
Second St
Wendy Yoshimura Legal Aid Surges Nationwide
Japanese American donors rally to fund Wendy Yoshimura defense with more than 5000 dollars raised and pledges for bail insurance set at 100000 dollars. The effort spans Fresno Oakland San Francisco and reaches Hawaii Washington DC Pennsylvania and Louisiana with 10 dollar donation limits to widen participation.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Yoshimura
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Oakland
Fresno
Eben Endo
Rafu Shimpo
Buddhist Church
Hawaii
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Butz promotes food as U.S. diplomatic weapon abroad
In a Dallas speech, Secretary Earl Butz argued food is the strongest tool in U.S. diplomacy. He cited visits to Iran, Israel, and Eastern Europe, noting rising meat output and future imports of American grains, while urging private U.S. investment in global agribusiness to aid the developing world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Earl Butz
U.S
American Association of Farm Managers and
Butz
Iran
Israel
Yugoslavia
Romania
Hungary
Poland
Washington
Europe
New Albuquerque Council Members and Judge to be Sworn In
Two new city councillors Jim Delleney and Alan Reed and newly elected municipal judge Ben F Roybal are to be sworn in Monday as Albuquerque City Council begins its second term.
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Albuquerque
Apollo era roars through Roswell press listing staff and rates
The Roswell newspaper details staff positions editor managing editor regional editor and department heads. It lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery and notes second class postage and AP membership as part of standard masthead information.
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N. Main St
Roswell
N. Mex
Jack M. Swickard
Jerry McCormack
Lois Purvis
R.M. Higginbotham
John Pettit
Christine Floyd
Glass Adv
AlGeary
Terrance J. Berevine
Ault
N.M
Associated Press
Market reports economic recovery doubted in New York stocks
The market slid as doubts about a durable economic recovery lingered. The noon Dow fell 4.64 to 851.70 after Monday's 4.33 decline, with declines outpacing advances about 3 to 1 on the NYSE. Sony led the downturn among active issues after a 10 percent drop.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Sony
Hutton & Colpm
Amer Canis
Marcor Amer
MAMAN
Amer Brands
Mobi
Pete “S
Pasco
Chrysier Y
Pan Am WA
Penn Eng
Coca Cola
Pennz
St Phil Pete del Webb
Ramada Vnn
Dresser Ind
RCA Corp Daptan Corp da Ryndis Tob
Safeway
Exxon
Santa Fe
Paso Ngite
Faran
Ford
Sperry
Telex Corp
Tenneco Gulf
Haliburton
Texaco
IBM
Transamint
Kennecott
Union
Kresgen
West
Strauss Wa
Ling
Stores accused in federal price fixing suit over beef
A federal suit filed in Des Moines accuses 10 supermarket chains and two related groups of conspiring since 1963 to fix wholesale beef prices while charging consumers high prices. The Meat Price Investigators Association seeks 32 million to 1 billion dollars, plus added damages later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines. Lowa
Meat Price Investigators Association
Provisioner, Inc
Meat Price Investigators
Glen Freie
United States
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Lawmen Center
Marian McQuiddy
L.M. Hall
Drs. Barbour
Barbour
Debra Velasquez
Joe Bell
Susan Callaway
RAY Bell Oil Company
Patti Gilliland
Sandra Oliveras
Citco Federal Credit Union
Judy McAlister
Edgewood School
Pat Guest
Featherstone Farms, Ltd
Mary Raney
Debbie Brather
Ted French, Architect
Marla Byrd
Timothy Aragon
Goodell
Great Western Collection Agency
Cindy Markham
E.F. Hutton & Company Inc
Linda Jo Brito
KBCQ
Brenda McDaniel
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Cindy van Winkle
MAKE
Loretta Lark
B.F. Nine
Dpm
Debbie Ogg
Jerry Pritchard Chevrolet
Marla Russell
Risd Materials Center
Lynette Fulkerson
Roswell Independent Schools
Mary Franco
Teresa Urquidez
Beverly Riley
Susan Cannon
Sears Roebuck & Company
Debra Chavez
I.C. Credit Company
Anna Sauskis
Southeastern Special Education Regional
Becky McBrayer
Martha Morrison
TESCO
Sally Terry
United States Geological Survey
Christine Briseno
Kay Bare
Cindy Sanchez
Debra Perez
Delores
Riley Valley Publishing Company
Kim Hogge
Wendy
DOW Jones
E F Hutton & Co BW
Safeway Stores
Calif
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, Inc
A&p
New York City
Kroger Co
Cincinnati
American Stores Co
Wilmington
Del
Win-Dixie Stores, Inc
Jacksonville
Fla
Food Fair Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
Grand Union Co
Elmwood Park
N.J
Supermarkets General Corp
Woodbridge
National Association of Food Chains
National
Park 'N Eat
S. Atkinson
Joe Lucas
Ray Carpenter
S. Main
Winchester & Iverness
Hagerman
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