Quinlan companion may testify before grand jury
William Zynot, 22, a companion of Karen Quinlan, may be called before a New Jersey grand jury to discuss the days before her coma. Investigators questioned him after probing the events surrounding her injuries and the ongoing right to die suit. The case also involves a New York Post report naming Donald Trepiccone as a potential link, which authorities would not confirm.
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Trenton
William Zynot
Karen Anne Quinlan
Zynot
Grand Jury
New York Post
Donald F. Trepiccone
Dover
N.J
Miss Quinlan
Post
Trepiccone
Morris
Sussex Counties
Paul M. Armstrong
Quinlan
Underwear thief strikes across city burglaries reported
Police report a theft of undergarments worth less than 100 dollars from Diane Dykkester at 1052 East Mathews Street. Other Wednesday burglaries include ENMU Roswell campus cigarette machine damage over 100 dollars, Parkview Elementary break in under 100 dollars, El Centro De La Familia coke machines under 100 dollars, a bike stolen from Jackson Chandler under 100 dollars, and broken windows at Factory Outlet and a residence.
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Diane Dykkester
Mathews St
Student Union
Eastern New Mexico University- Roswell
Parkview Elementary School
W. Alameda St
el Centro de la Familia
E. Alameda St
Jackson Chandler
Barnett Drive
van Hobbs
E. Lewis St
Main St
Charlie Lott
S. Aspen Ave
Fromme Sentenced to Life for Attempted Presidential Killing
Lynette Fromme received life in federal prison for attempting to kill President Ford in Sacramento on Sept. 5. She struggled with marshals, shouted at the judge, and threw an apple at prosecutor Dwayne Keyes during sentencing. The judge said she could not be rehabilitated and noted the act would have harmed the nation.
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Steve Lawrence
Associated Press
Sacramento
Calif
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
U.S
Thomas MacBride
Secret Service
MacBride
Sandra Good
Roswell School Bond Bid Awarded to Holloway Co
The Roswell Independent School District awarded package seven for refurbishing Roswell High School to C O Holloway Construction Co for 538 769 in a special Wednesday night meeting. The board also approved insurance and investment money totaling 269 690 to finish previously deleted items from packages three five and six.
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Roswell Independent School
Holloway Contraction Co
Investment
Governors Commission Terms Expire. New Appointments Likely
Gov. Jerry Apodaca plans new appointments by year end as terms of three Organize Crime Commission members near expiry. About 12 candidates, including incumbents, are being considered. The BEF board also will be reshaped with 11 members across 10 districts plus one at large, boosting Bernalillo County representation. In Tucumcari, two Clovis men were convicted of attempted robbery and acquitted of burglary, with a murder verdict undecided and possible retrial.
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Santa FE
Organized Crime Commission
Jerry Apodaca
Robert Beck
Roswell
G. Kenneth Brashar
Espanola
Paul Robinson
Albuquerque
Governor’s Office
Apodaca
State Board of Educational Finance
BEF
Bernalillo County
Tucumcari
Atty
Fred Hensley
Clovis
Albuquerque man jailed in pair of robbery slayings
An Albuquerque man, Barry Lee Foster, 25, is jailed in Bernalillo County on murder and armed robbery charges in two killings. William Eddie Anaya, 24, was shot Nov 27 at a convenience store and Donald R. Stuedli, 49, was killed Nov 6 at a rental car agency. Cash taken was about 50 dollars in each case.
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Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Barry Lee Foster
William Eddie Anaya
Donald R. Stuedli
Anaya
Stuedli
Foster
Hobbsman Acquitted in 1972 Grimes Killing Trial
Cornelius Patterson of Hobbs was found innocent by a district court jury after about seven hours of deliberation in Carlsbad. Grimes was shot twice with a high powered rifle as he stepped from his home on November 1, 1972. The case was moved for venue to Carlsbad. Judge Gene Francini presided.
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Carlsbad
Cornelius Patterson
Hobbs
Cecil Grimes
Gene Francini
Albuquerque
Patterson
Grimes
Market climbs but backs off peak after tax vote
New York stocks rose on the day but trimmed gains after a House vote that blocked extending tax cuts into 1976. The Dow edged up to 848.63 at noon as gainers led decliners on the NYSE and Amex. International Flavors & Fragrances led activity on the Big Board.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Ford
Congress
White House
International Flavors & Fragrances
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Roswell Daily Record offers weekly tip reward
Call or mail tips for hot news and a chance to win ten dollars. Submit to Roswell Daily Record 622 7710 or P O Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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Roswell Daily Record
P.O. Box
Roswell
N.M
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Gaye Strong
Carver Drive
State Capitol
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Eldride Green
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Alamogordo
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