Communities Rally For Cancer Fund In Roswell Drive
Local residents and out-of-towners have helped raise over 14000 for two Roswell youths, Louis Day and Dusty Hobbs, both cancer patients. The drive includes a bucket brigade at the Roswell Inn, balloon rides for donations, and a basketball game fundraiser with KBIM and local schools.
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Lynn Hunter
Goddard High School
Louis Day
Ernest Day
N. Lea Ave
Dusty Hobbs
Doyle Hobbs
Route 1
Box 197
Roswell
el Paso
Tex
Las
Cruces
Omaha
Neb
First Baptist
Church of Artesia
Bucket Well
Brigade
Bucket Brigade
Roswell Inn
John H. King
Kbim-Tv
Levi- Strauss
Levi
Evertson
KBIM
Betty Williams
W. Deming
Goddard
Future Farmers of America
Air Force Rotc
Naval Rotc
KASY
Mesa Middle School
Williams
Security National Bank
Getty III Found Alive After Five Months Missing
J Paul Getty III, 17, was found alive in Italy five months after vanishing from a Rome hippie hangout. He was unharmed apart from a missing ear and a reported ransom near 3 million dollars. He was reunited with his mother Gail Harris and taken to Rome for medical care.
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J. Paul Getty III
Lagonegro
Italy
Rome
Getty
J. Paul Getty
Paul
Naples
Sicily
Gail Harris
Piazza Farnese
J. Paul Getty Jr
Britain
United Way allocates 1974 funds to twelve agencies
Twelve United Way agencies receive operating funds totaling 150000 for 1974, up from last year by 9925. The budget committee, led by Ken Bonnell, allocated funds after agency briefings, with pledges and carryover to meet the 176000 goal.
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United Way
United Way Budget Committee
Budget Committee
United Way Office
W. C. Taylor
Col
Norman FE. Fisher
Roy E. Crocker
Richard C. Cooper
Jack Madison
Fred Henninghausen
Clayton Stallings
Roger Luginbill
David M. Parsons
Fred C. Kimmey
John W. Bassett
Ken Bonnell
Mideast peace conference delayed in Geneva three days
Egypt announced the Mideast peace conference in Geneva will be postponed three days. Kissinger, in Damascus, met with President Assad in a six hour session. US officials blamed invitation arrangements and UN control for the delay amid talks with Jordan and Israel.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Geneva
Cairo
Middle East
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Mideast
Kissinger
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Syria
Amman
King Hussein
Jordan
United Nations
Israel
U.S
Tel Aviv
Ismail Fahmy
Soviet Union
France
Lebanon
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Golda Meir
America
Fahmy
Assad
New York
Kurt Waldheim
U.N
Waldheim
Washington
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
China
Britain
Trains collide near Plainview kill two engineers
Two Santa Fe trains collided south of Plainview Texas killing engineers J E Vickers and J S Underwood. Brakemen were treated for injuries, while the southbound crew escaped unharmed.
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Plainview
Slayton
Tex
Nixon signs year round daylight saving time bill
President Nixon signed a law establishing year round daylight saving time from January 6 for two years. The measure could save about 150 000 barrels of oil daily and aims to curb electricity and heating demand, mainly in the North, with an executive order on exemption appeals for certain multi time zone regions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
North
Indochina
House of Congress
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