Roswell street safety markers add 14000 to city costs
Federal funded safety project installed raised pavement markers on Main and Second streets, costing about 14000 and likely to be replaced during future resurfacing. City works director says project directed by state highway department with 100 percent federal funding. markers on Main from Poe to McGaffey and Walnut to Eighth, and Second from Sunset to Garden.
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Roswell
John McConvery
State Highway Department
David Roibal
Santa Fe
Highway Department
Roibal
Main Street
Poe Street
McGaffey Street
Walnut Street
Eighth Street
Second Street
Sunset Avenue
Garden Avenue
Carter asserts progress in U S human rights drive
President Carter says the United States remains committed to human rights in foreign policy citing regimes in the Soviet Union Chile Nicaragua Uganda South Africa Ethiopia Cambodia. He argues the policy has produced prisoners released and steps toward democratic institutions while warning against appeasement and insisting no force can break the pledge to act.
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Washington
Carter
Soviet Union
Chile
Nicaragua
South Africa
Ethiopia
Uganda
Cambodia
White House
United States
Surviving Crash Victims Endure Arctic Mountain Storm
A twin turboprop Otter crash 110 miles northwest of Denver left 21 survivors 10 000 feet up in the Rockies. One woman died and 5 are in critical condition as rescue crews in snowmobiles and Sno-Cats battle 50 below wind chill to reach the scene.
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Rocky Mountain Airways
Steamboat Springs
Denver
Steven Bluscher
Colorado Civil Air Patrol
Grand County
Houston Henderson
Joe Garbin
Klopfenstein
Federal Aviation Administration
National Transportation Safety Board
FAA
Lou Lombard
Heap
Mary Kay Hardin
Jackson County
Jim Shawver
Jim Care
Daryl Norris
Norris
Mountain Parks Electric
Walden
Colo
Grizzly Creek
Eagle Scouts Hyatt and Kuemmerle soar after awards
In Roswell Chris Hyatt and Bill Kuemmerle are cited for earning Eagle Scout ranks. In Albuquerque officials dispute the latest federal WIPP blueprint. A contempt hearing looms as the city withholds personnel files. Francie Baltazar in Katy receives a $100 birthday gift check baked as an ice cream cake from her mother.
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Chris Hyatt
Bill Kuemmerle
Katy, Texas
Francie Baltazar
Candy Baltazar
Katy
Houston
Francie
Katy National Bank
Winter storm disrupts New Mexico travel and services
A winter storm brought heavy snow and high winds across New Mexico causing I 40 closures between Grants and the Arizona line and airport disruptions at Grants and Gallup. Four inches fell near Gallup. churches opened halls to stranded travelers. Grants schools released early and motels filled as drivers faced vehicle mishaps and restaurant staff aided overflow crowds.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Interstate 40
Grants
Arizona State Line
State Highway Department
Gallup
Grants-Milan
Tom Humphries
Continental Divide
Grants Area
Grants Church of Christ
Snow storms strand travelers across New Mexico highways
Snow fell across New Mexico with 6 to 8 inches at Los Alamos and over 3 inches in Las Vegas. Mora reports 14 inches unofficially, Questa has a foot, and central and southwestern areas face heavy snow warnings with high winds. Temperatures dip to teens north and below zero in northern mountains, rising to the 30s southeast.
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Farmington
Los Alamos
Las Vegas
Mora
Questa
NWS
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Tucker
Roswell Clinic
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Hobbs
Las Cruces
McConvery
Vern Bell
Lakewood
North Park
Unifax
Inside Today’s Daily Record
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Tom Landry
Eche
Albuquerque International Airport
Ronald Ripley
Arizona
Texas
US 34
Corona
Vaughn
Ripley
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