Illegal aliens problem discussed in Roswell seminar
A New Mexico Humanities Foundation panel in Roswell examined federal roles and state labor issues in illegal immigration from Mexico. Panelists, including Jose Garcia of NM State University and Orlando Cervantes of Mesilla Valley farming, cited population growth, unemployment, and skilled workers as factors.
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Marian McQuiddy
New Mexico Humanities Foundation
Goddard High School Little Theater
Jose Garcia
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Mexico
New Mexico
Border Patrol
Garcia
Albert Schneider
Albuquerque
al Cushing
Sangre de Cristo
NMSU
David Hamilton
University of New Mexico
Neal Gonzales
State
Afl-Cio
Orlando Cervantes
J.F. Apodaca Farms
Mesilla Valley
Robert McGeagh
UNM _ in
Espanola
Cervantes
New Mexico Afl-Cio
Center
Roswell
The
University of New Mexico In
Roswell Welcomes Vietnamese Refugee Families After Weekend Arrivals
The Vietnamese population in Roswell grows to 72 with four refugee families from Fort Chafee Arkansas joining sponsors St Peter's Catholic Church First Christian Church and Mr and Mrs J P White. New arrivals include Pham and Nguyen families with children and the city plans further sponsorships. Local officials note strong community support and ongoing recruitment through the Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce.
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Roswell
Fort Chafee
Ark
Pham van Rang
Pham Thi Thinh
Pham Thi Quy
Pham Tan Cuong
Pham Thanh Thai
Pham Thanh Bonh
Pham Thanh Minh
St Peter's Catholic Church
Hien Nguyen van
Nguyen Thi Hien
Nguyen van Thang
Nguyen van Loi
Nguyen Thi Vui
Nguyen Thi Tuoi
Nguyen van Dung
Nguyen van Chuc
Nguyen Thi Mung
Nguyen Thi Men
The
First Christian Church
Pham van Hoi
Nguyen van Truong
Vu Thi Chuong
Tran Thi Bay
Nguyen van Tiep
Nguyen Thi Su
Nguyen van Thuong
Nguyen van Xuyen
J.P. White
Mary G. Henderson
Assumption Catholic Church
Wesley Hay
Henderson
Denny's
Collection Center
Market declines continue amid recovery doubts
New York reports a subdued trading session with the Dow Jones average down 2.21 to 816.59 after two hours of trading. Stocks on the New York Stock Exchange show more losers than gainers, with a 767 to 362 line. Analysts note last week's steep drop and mixed news on unemployment as the market ponders the path of the recovery.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Monte Gordon
Dreyfus Corp
Chysler
Pasco Cities
Panam
WA Cities Invest Pennz
Coca Cola
Phil Pete
RCA Corp
Dresser Ing Ryndis Tobaye
Ome Corp
Santa Fe
Ing
Exxon
DOW Jones
E! Pason
Skelly
E F Hutton & Co
Farah Mig
Ford
Telex Corp
Cotton Tenneco
Greyhound
Texaco
Haliburton
Thiokol
Mary Union
Kennecott
West Bank
Hutton & Co
Kresge
Libow
Wilcx & Gibbs
Lev Strauss Keron
Don Doug Sa Ling Temco
Marcor A
Glover's
Wn Mobil Oi
Bentidary
Chicago
Avcomig
Pete la
Faes
Hearing aid donated to Roswell child by Sertoma Club
Philip Scott, 10, son of Mrs. Johnnie May Scott, is fitted with a donated hearing aid at Roswell Hearing Aid Center. Bob Adams assists while Ray Beidleman watches as the Roswell Sertoma Club coordinates with the Roswell Independent School District to help youngsters. The NYSE shows Caterpillar Tractor leading declines with a 0. percentage drop and the composite index down to 45.75. The American Stock Exchange value index falls to 81.90 after two hours.
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Philip Scott
Johnnie May Scott
Route 1
Box 230
Bob Adams
Roswell
Ray Beidleman
NYSE
Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Roswell man 29 jailed on aggravated assault charge
A 29-year-old Roswell man remained in the County Jail today pending arraignment after arrest Saturday on a charge of aggravated assault. Ramon Garcia of 805 E. Van Buren St was arrested on a Magistrate Court warrant and is being held in lieu of a $2,000 bond.
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Roswell
Ramon Garcia
E. van Buren St
Roswell Woman Reports Late Model Sedan Stolen
A Roswell woman, Angela D. McKay of 711 N Washington Ave, reported her blue sedan with license ABN 852 stolen from the 100 block of South Main Street Sunday, valued at more than $100. Police noted other Sunday thefts at local churches, a camera shop, and residents.
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Roswell
Angela D. McKay
Washington Ave
South Main Street
First Baptist Church
Pennsylvania Ave
Calvary Baptist Church
Lubbock
Tex
Mack
N. Main St
Citizens Band
Eva Teller
W. Tilden St
Howard Merritt
Delicado Drive
Gene Dolen
S. Sherman St
Franklin and Jefferson at French Court in Trivia Book
In Maplewood New Jersey AP reports Benjamin Franklin as American ambassador to France. Thomas Jefferson succeeds Franklin and is asked who will replace him by the Comte de Vergennes. Jefferson says no one can replace Franklin, I merely succeed him. The note appears in Sid Frank’s Presidents Tidbits and Trivia.
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Maplewood
N. J
Benjamin Franklin
France
Thomas Jefferson
Franklin
Comte de Vergennes
Dr. Franklin
Sid Frank
Jefferson
Hammond
Baldwin Wurlhitzer spinet piano sale offer
The ad promotes a Baldwin Wurlhitzer spinet piano for 25 down and 25 a month for the first year with no carrying charges or interest. It markets a comparable Christmas plan on home organs from Ginsberg Music Company located at Second and Main.
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Baldwin Wurlhitzer
Ginsberg Music Company
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Pham van Dau
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Pham Thi Sim
Pham van Minh
Pham Can Canh
J.P White
Commission
Hamilton
Schneider
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Schen
Gonzales
Cushing
Stock Market Report
George Welles
Chester R. Sullins
Dewey Hines
Briggs
Stangebye
St Mary's
Thelma Sullins
Roger Sullins
Ken Schear
Edd Cardinal
Man
N. Main
Roswell Airlines
Artesia
Ruidoso
AGENT
Federal Express
Arnold Palmer
Mr. Fashion
Lewis Mauney
Plains Park
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Tommy LaGrone
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