Roswell Crane Hunt Featured by Scoreboard West Visitors
The Roswell sandhill crane opening drew many visitors for the hunt and a game dinner. Judy England editor of Scoreboard West toured Roswell, with a two page spread and a color cover. Mary Campbell Larry Kline and other locals appear in photos while England praises Roswell hospitality.
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Roswell
Sandhill
Scoreboard West
Los Angeles
Judy England
Mary Campbell
Larry Kline
Bitter Lake Wildlife Refuge
John Goodwin
Game and Fish Department
Hosie Goodwin
Replacement named soon to lead local office
A replacement to Hoffman will be named soon and will need to hire staff. Hazel Gonzales has resigned as secretary and moved away from Roswell. Cindy Rucker, another secretary, has taken a new position this is her last week. Tillie Loeppke and Minor Huffman are running the store. The Jaycee School for Retarded Children seeks a good used piano and asks donors to contact Bill Anderson at 622-2130 or call the school in the morning.
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Bank Securities, Inc
Albuquerque
Sandias
Service League
Hazel Gonzales
Roswell
Cindy Rucker
Jaycee School
Jaycee
Bill Anderson
Roswell housing drive and luxury condo plan noted
Alamogordo Daily News reports Roswell needs more houses and highlights a luxury condominium development by Burkstaller Jr. Rumors of other projects circulate while readers hear about local efforts to meet housing demand. Russell Young and Tim Miller, both Royal Blue Band members at Lubbock Christian College, are shown in a taped performance with the A Cappella Chorus to air on KSEL TV during the holidays.
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HF. Burkstaller Jr
Roswell
Russell Young
Russell F. Young
Gaye Dr
Tim Miller
Melvin L. Miller
S. Cedar
Royal Blue Band
Lubbock Christian College
Ksel TV
Packard quits defense post
Washington AP Da vid Packard a multimillionaire electronics executive who worked to reform costly Pentagon buying practices resigned Saturday after nearly three years as deputy secretary of defense. President Nixon accepted Packard's resignation effective Monday with deepest regret. Packard cited strictly personal reasons in a letter to Nixon.
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Washington (Ap
David Packard
Pentagon
Defense
Nixon
Packard
United States
Free World
Packard Cied
White House
Robert C. Moot
Defense Department
Lockheed Corp
SCLC Director Jesse Jackson resigns as Breadbasket head
The Rev. Jesse Jackson resigns as national director of Operation Breadbasket ending his 60 day suspension and breaking with SCLC. The Chicago chapter board also resigns as Jackson eyes new venture possibly by December 17. He vows mobilization against Hanrahan amid Black Expo sponsorship disputes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jesse Jackson
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Breadbasket
SCLC
Jackson
Ralph Abernathy
Atlanta
J.E. Lowery
Hanrahan
Edward V. Hanrahan
Cook County
Democratic Party
Operation Breadbasket
Sclc National Board
Martin Luther King Jr
UNM President Appointed to Regional Higher Education Board
Gov. Bruce King announces Ferrer Heady as UNM president appointed to the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education. The 13‑state compact handles reciprocal higher ed programs. Heady to serve the unexpired term ending January 1, 1974, succeeding Tom Popejoy who resigned.
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Santa FE
N.M
Bruce King
University of New Mexico
Ferrer Heady
Western Interstate Commission For Higher Education
Heady
Tom Popejoy
Rites set for Ernest Wood in Ruidoso church
Funeral services for Ernest Wood 86 of Ruidoso will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Frank Crown will officiate. Wood died Friday in a Roswell hospital after a lengthy illness. He owned Wood Plumbing Co. and lived in Ruidoso 27 years. He moved from Crosbyton 27 years ago. Survived by wife Maude Roy Wood. Burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Ruidoso. Pallbearers from Ruidoso include Dave Parks and John Emde.
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Ernest Wood
Ruidoso
First Presbyterian
Wood
Lillian Woodburn
Madisonville
Tex
C.O. Roy
Brady
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Ballard Funeral Home
Dave Parks
John Seigler
Eddie Wimberly
Vince Perry
Warren Tucker
John Emde
Rehnquist Approved as Nixon Gains Court Shift
The Senate confirmed William Rehnquist 68 to 26, moving the Supreme Court toward Nixon’s conservative aims. President Nixon praised the vote and noted the confirmations of Rehnquist and Powell would raise the court’s integrity and intellect, with broad bipartisan support from Democrats and several Republicans.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
William Rehnquist
Nixon
Supreme Court
Rehnquist
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Adlai Stevenson III
Illinois
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
William Proxmire
Hondo Lodge Name Bets Gardiner Grand Worshipful Master
Frank C. Gardiner was installed as Grand Worshipful Master of Hondo Lodge No. 74 AF and AM at the Masonic Temple. Officers installed include Louis Angelos and H Gordon Blome. Gardiner, longtime Roswell resident and former music store owner, succeeds in the role. The ceremony occurred Saturday night at 2801 W Fourth St.
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Hondo Lodge No. 74
Af&am
H. Gordon Blome
Frank C. Gardiner
Louis Angelos
Masonic Temple
Fourth St
Barnett Dr
AF & AM
Gardiner
Roswell
Abilene
Tex
Health priorities studied by national Black Caucus conference
A two day national health care conference for Blacks in Nashville gathered 647 attendees from 30 states. Delegates approved forming task forces to study health care priorities and policies, with sponsors including the National Dental Association the National Medical Association the Congressional Black Caucus Howard University and Meharry Medical College.
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Nashville
Congressional Black Caucus
National Dental Association
National Medical Association
Howard University
Meharry Medical College
Parking fines eased via drive in window
Pittsburgh officials install a drive in window at the Public Safety Building rear to let violators plead guilty and pay fines without appearance before a magistrate.
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Pittsburgh
Public Safety
Kitty litter beats salt in winter traction
The Maine Automobile Association recommends using kitty gravel, a light weight litter box substrate, in car trunks to move vehicles on ice and snow. Fred W. Foster Jr. says it performs better than sand and salt and is less messy when tracked indoors.
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Portland, Maine
Maine Automobile Association
Fred. W. Foster Jr
Roswell MVD Collects $38,178 In November Fees
The Roswell Department of Motor Vehicles posted 38 178 46 in total motor vehicle and driver license service fees for November. Vehicle inspections brought in 32 698 96 while plates sold covered 314 passenger cars 114 trucks 40 trailers 25 house trailers and 16 motorcycles.
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Roswell
Department of Motor Vehicles
Segundo G. Rigal
MVD
Regular Meeting of Roswell York Rite Bodies
The Roswell York Rite bodies hold a regular meeting Monday December 13 at 7 30 PM. Election and installation of officers will take place. Elmer Riemen secretary.
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Roswell
York Rite
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