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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1976

Page

5

Drugs top industry in New Mexico says lawmen

Law enforcement officials call drug trafficking the state’s biggest industry with heroin alone bringing about 40 million dollars a year. They note 31 abandoned airfields in five counties could enable smuggling, and remote highways aid land landings.

Marian McQuiddy New Mexico Vance Adams Roswell Chaves Eddy Lincoln Lea Otero Mexico New Mexico Airport System New Mexico Aviation Board Adams Dan Girand Region 6 Criminal Justice Planning Commission Organized Crime Prevention Commission Giraud Turkey United States Region 6

Four men face preliminary murder hearing for Mary E. Smith case

A preliminary hearing is set for 9:30 a.m. Monday for four men charged in the death of Mary E. Smith, 26, of Roswell. Smith died Nov. 22 from a gunshot wound. her body was found Nov. 23 at her mobile home northeast of Roswell. Defendants include Alvin D. Callaway, Bobby Barnett, Steve F. Boydston, and William R. Smith. The hearing, in District Courtroom before Magistrate Tommy Thompson, will address charges and next steps.

Mary E. Smith Roswell Magistrate Court Steve F. Boydston S. Lea Ave William R. Smith Eighth St Tommy’’ Thompson

Eastland jet use alleged in Homex lobbying case

Yanowitch swore Eastland pressed Mitchell to push the Homex project and used aviation for access. He claimed Little and LaRue flew to Washington and Mississippi with Eastland, with Homex paying part of LaRue’s rent and subsidizing travel costs. Little disputes Eastland contacting Buzz and recalls Campbell as the contact point.

SEC Eastland Mitchell Yanowitch John Mitchell LaRue Miami Fred LaRue Thurston Little Ruchel Phillips Mississippi Homex Ney Washington Thurston (Little Little Buzz Agriculture Phil Campbell

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