Roswell tribute and local school arts noted at Poe Corn breakfast
A Roswell community breakfast honors Poe Corn and features performances by Goddard Aero Singers and Roswell High mixed chorus. The piece cites past ties to Corn, local athletic memories, and updates on Max Cabber and charity needs from the Association for Retarded Children including donations of radios, instruments, and clothing.
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Roswell Inn
Goddard Aero Singers
Roswell High
Roswell
The
Association For Retarded Children
Nine NMMI cadets honored for Maverick 1971 poetry
The New Mexico Military Institute presented nine cadets with certificates of merit and token prizes during a lyceum in Pearson Auditorium for their exceptional work in the Christmas 1971 Maverick literary edition. Readers and critics highlighted selections by Richard B. Cowles, Kenith C. Allen, Fred N. Delaney, Richard W. Martin, Curtiss E. Johnson, Clay McQuiddy, Auton C. Chitwood, Gerald R. Allen, and Ron Dodson, with Randy Hill offering critical appreciation.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Maverick
Corps of Cadets
Lyceum
Pearson
NMMI
Travis W. Reames
Richard B. Cowles
Albuquerque
Kenith C. Allen
Cropus Christi
Tex
Fred N. Delaney
Atherton
Calif
Richard W. Martin
Austin
Curtiss E. Johnson
Clay McQuiddy
Higgins, Tex
Auton C. Chitwood
Osceola, Ark
Mannequin comes alive to charm shoppers in Torrance
Robert Montoya 28, a pantomime artist, moves like a robot mannequin at a department store in Torrance drawing cheers. He trained a decade, inspired by Marcel Marceau, and says moving mannequins provoke nervous laughs and delight from crowds at grand openings and venues.
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Torrance
Calif
Robert the Mannequin
Robert
Santa Claus
Robert Montoya
Montoya
Marcel Marceau
Roswell Obituaries Include Brown Franz Kocher Names
Funeral and burial notices list Lewis Brown 97 of East Pine Lodge Road Beekeeper veteran of Spanish American War survived by wife A.C. Brown son and two grandkids Della M Franz 81 longtime Roswell resident died and services pending Nancy Kocher 97 Roswell resident 16 years local nursing home survivor list Ballard Funeral Home handles Kocher arrangements plus a Maryland police action ending backyard rummage sales without trader license in Towson AP report
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LaGrone
Lewis Brown
East Pine Lodge Road
Mr. Brown
Roswell
Texas
Marrie Holtzclaw
Cleburne
Tex
Mrs. Brown
A.C. Brown
Sacramento
Calif
LaGrone Funeal
Della M. Franz
Avendia Manana
Franz
Sullivan County
New York
Asa
Elizabeth Aldrich
Bernard Franz
Brooklyn
N.Y
Womens Association Circle I
The
Presbyterian Church
Fred Dilley
Oliver Nixon
Walnut Creek
Glen Roberts
Berwin, NL
Etta van Etten
Kingston
Ballard Funeral Home
Nancy E. Kocher
Delaware
Roy S. Grear
Jonesboro
Mr. Kocher
Cape Girardeau
Flint
Mich
Earl S. Grear
Sophia Kocher
Maple Heights
Ohio
Gertrude Hahn
Cape Chardeau
D.H. Haldaman
Armington
Flora Haldaman
Jackson
Towson, Md
Samuel A. Green Jr
Green
Mondragon presides tense Roswell Policy Board meeting
The Governor's Policy Board for Criminal Justice convened late in Roswell as Lt. Gov. Mondragon arrived after a 45 minute delay. Regional prioritization and staff screening were approved, with locals pushing for county projects and jail and courthouse remodels amid funding struggles. In Dallas Fort Worth, 15 percent of SWB subscribers lack numbers, signaling possible new charges.
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Don Fenley
Governor's Policy Board For Criminal Justice
Roswell Inn
Robert Mondragon
Goddard High School
Mondragon
Roswell
L.C., Stiles
Chaves County Court House
Court House
Chaves County
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Dallas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Market reports Prices higher trading active
New York stocks edged higher with the Dow up .22 at 871.61 as profit taking limited gains. Advances beat declines on the NYSE while favorable housing starts and industrial production supported the rally amid a G Ten meeting in Washington. Livestock numbers show 1782 head sold, with prices for sheep and lambs and feeder classes detailed by weight and category.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Washington
Usda News
Senate approves 2.75 billion foreign aid bill
The Senate voted 33 to 21 to authorize 2.75 billion dollars in foreign aid, paving the way for adjournment. The measure sets a spending rate of 2.37 billion annually through February 22, with House action not expected until January. The development follows a separate bid to require total Indochina withdrawal within six months and ends a dispute over timing of the aid funding. The Mansfield amendment issue influenced the conference decision as Senate conferees accepted the House vote. The Seven Rivers Farm Inc. posted a 2000 appeal bond in district court instead of paying a 1000 fine due to a reporting error.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
William F. Ryan
N.Y
U.S
Indochina
Ryan
Mike Mansfield
Thomas Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Mansfield
Seven Rivers Farm Inc
6Th District
Roswell Daily Record
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