Albertson's Family Center Opens in Roswell
Albertson's opens a large Family Center at Hobbs and South Main Streets in Roswell, signaling strong faith in the community's future. The town has recently welcomed several new businesses, all contributing to improved local living quality.
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Roswell
Albertson
Hobbs
South Main Streets
Albertsons
Albertson's
Bogus Christmas money hits Artesia area crooks
Local police report counterfeit bills shifting north from El Paso to Artesia and Carlsbad. Detectives warn crooks clip denominations and reprint numbers to cash altered dollars, with risks rising during the holiday shopping season and advice to verify corner numbers.
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New Mexico
Fei Paso
Tex
Artesia
Jerry Robinson
Crook
Carlsbad
Roswell
Community Supports March of Dimes Roswell Drive
Roswell Tastee Freeze raised half its March business for the March of Dimes, while Goddard Band Boosters thank supporters after a successful international dinner and band concert. Five GHS Band members earned All-State honors. Fire Department members French and Skinner rescued jammed bread pans during a baking oven malfunction at Holsum Bakery on North Main Street.
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Goddard
Dick Felts
GHS
Roswell Daily Record
Kbim Radio and TV
Krsy
Brenda
Alco Discount Store
Jud Roberts
Security National Bank
Holsum Baking Co
North Main Street
Roswell
Roswell Fire Department
Don French
Richard Skinner
Mssrs
French
Skinner
Roswell Hosts Treasure Hunt Across 72 Stores
Names of 62 Chaves County residents will be hidden in gift packages placed in 72 Roswell stores. The two hour hunt starts as Paul McEvoy, chair of the Chamber of Commerce Merchandising Committee, announces the event and prizes for winners.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Hunt
Paul McEvoy
Chamber of Commerce
Tax relief hopes fade in New Mexico Legislature
Hopes fade for 1976 tax relief as the Legislature faces large increases in state general appropriations. BEF and NEA NM push big hikes for schools while universities seek 17 percent more funding. Officials warn of potential cuts if federal energy legislation reduces revenue and election pressure grows.
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Santa FE
Legislative Finance Committee
Jerry Apodaca
Apoda
Larry Huxel
Huxel
Gaussein
Nea-Nm
Apodaca
House Appropriations
William B. O'Donnell
Board of Education Finance
BEF
State Highway Department
Workhorse General Fund
Senate
Audrey Dunn
Alamogordo
Dunn
Aubrey
Finance Department
Vincent Montoya
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate House
Carl Albert The Little Giant Faces a Fading Spotlight
A profile of Speaker Carl Albert, five foot four and from Bugtussle Oklahoma, detailing his rise from coal-miner roots to the House's third power. The piece questions his effectiveness, notes his integrity and eccentricities, and sketches pressures eroding his leadership as 1975 politics press on.
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Washington
Carl Albert
Bugtussle
Okla
Albert
Oklahoma
Oxford
Tom Steed
Dekla
Carl
Sam Rayburn
Capitol
Sun Myung Moon
Mary
Steed
Bob Carr
Dmich
Congress
Albert Counts
The Quiet Skill of Colby Helms in Espionage Ethics
An analysis of William E. Colby and Richard M. Helms detailing their deft handling of defectors and double agents. The piece traces the rare mix of logic and intuition required to identify plants, persuade defectors, and protect national security in a perilous spy world.
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Central Intelligence Agency
William E. Colby
CIA
Colby
Richard M. Helms
Helms
Colby and
United States
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