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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1973

Page

2

Artesia unrest outlined by mayor over union dispute

Artesia Mayor Ernest Thompson describes violent incidents connected to a unionization push by 39 ex city workers. He cites bomb discoveries, a wrecked police car, a police stabbing, and ongoing picketing while noting 72 hour work reentry rules were not followed. A court case challenges residential picketing as the council abstains from a union contract.

Artesia Ernest Thompson Roswell Thompson

Burglary Reports in Roswell Area Value Over $100 Each

Three burglaries were reported to Roswell police on Thursday. Janice Van Winkle said a tape box and 32 tapes were taken from her car at McGaffey and Lea. William Clancy reported a tape deck four channel recorder and two speakers removed from his residence on Linda Circle. Melvin Young reported a Panasonic air tie wrench stolen from Montgomery Ward’s garage area. Farmers tax guides are now available in Chaves County Extension Office at the courthouse basement south end.

Roswell Janice van Winkle Route 1 McGaffey and Lea William Clancy Linda Circle Melvin Young Montgomery Ward and Co W. McGaffey Farmer's Tax Chaves County

Hagerman Elementary Receives Approved with Commendation

Hagerman Elementary School was formally classified as approved with commendation by the State Board of Education after a review by an evaluation team. Hagerman Superintendent Gordon King announced the unanimous decision noting enrollment of 291 pupils and a staff of 32, with principal W. E. Knoy and faculty attendees at the Santa Fe meeting.

Hagerman State Board of Education Hagerman Elementary Gordon King Santa Fe George O. Teel Hope Artesia Board of Education Virgil Henry Hobbs Joe Romero Espanola Education State Department of Education Henry Borgrink Don Rea Margaret Rutz B. K. Graham Dana Newman W. E. Knoy Bettie Taylor Jewell Garner la Verne Heitman Hagerman Elementary School State School Board Jimmie Pemberton Naomi Ward Deborah Garcia

Election reforms outlined in New Mexico task force report

A Republican task force in New Mexico urges shorter campaigns and a bipartisan election enforcement commission. Cochairmen Paul W. Robinson and Arturo G. Ortega released the report, proposing June filing dates, August primaries, and strict contribution and spending limits for state offices.

Albuquerque N.M New Mexico Cochairmen Paul W. Robinson Arturo G. Ortega Ortega Bruce King GOP Murray Ryan Silver City

Charge Dropped in Marijuana Possession Case

Randy Lovelady 21 of 2407 S Delaware had the charge of illegal possession of more than one ounce but less than eight ounces of marijuana dismissed. Charged November 22, the case was dismissed November 27 by Chief Assistant District Attorney Morris Stagner of Roswell for insufficient evidence.

Randy Lovelady S. Delaware Lovelady Asst Morris Stagner Roswell

Rationing eyed by Nixon administration in fuel debate

The administration says no gasoline rationing before March while a House committee votes to ease auto emission standards to save fuel. A Senate energy bill advances as Kissinger appeals to Arab nations to ease oil embargo amid calls for conservation and a Federal Energy Administration plan.

David C. Martin Associated Press Washington House House Commerce Committee Nixon Senate William F. Simon Federal Energy Programs Simon Sen Henry M. Jackson Dash Henry A. Kissinger U.S Federal Energy Administration Ohio Transportation Claude Brinegar

Tragedy Strikes Hatfields En Route to News of Death

A woman and her husband were killed in a collision on U S 30 in Goshen while en route to tell her former husband that their son, Harold Rosser, 19, of Milford, had died in a separate traffic crash. The victims were Donald Hatfield 58 and Rebecca Hatfield 50.

Goshen Ind U.S Donald Hatfield Pierceton Rebecca Hatfield Elkhart James Rosser Harold J. Rosser Milford Young

Domenici backs oil proposal to remove gas price controls

Senator Pete Domenici backs an amendment to the Energy Research and Development Bill to remove price controls on new natural gas wells. He cites New Mexico’s gas output and profits, urging quicker development and cheaper energy to ease the current crisis. He mentions a six cent price in Roosevelt County versus Canadian LPG at Lowell, Mass.

Washington Pete Domenici R-N.m Energy Research and Development Bill New Mexico Domenici Federal Power Commission Senate Roosevelt County Lowell Mass

Market extends rally as Dow climbs and oils hopes lift

Stocks rise on technical buying and peace hopes amid OPEC oil news. Dow Jones up 14.82 to 828.94, NYSE breadth 5 to 1 in advance. Big Board auto gains amid energy concerns. nonferrous metals active after price controls. slaughter and feeder lamb classes offered with steady demand.

NEW York Dow New York Stock Exchange Wachtel American Stock Exchange Cost of Living Council

Prime rate rises as banks lift rates to 10 percent

First National City Bank, the nation's second largest, hikes its prime rate to 10 percent amid continued industry expansion. Bankers Trust Co. quickly matches, with Citibank following as money experts note prime rate tracks overall growth and inflation signals.

New York First National City Bank Bankers Trust Co Citibank First National Bank of Chicago

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