Plane sighted near Plainview may hold missing pilot
Wreckage of a missing airplane is seen in a field about 20 miles from Plainview. Mack Ross, a Brownfield businessman aboard, radioed west of Plainview and could not land due to a snowstorm. Flight service officials say contact was lost during weather queries around 3 28 p m. Asquith birth and death years appear as a pasted anomaly.
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Mack Ross
Federal Flight Service
Lubbock
Ross
Flight Service
Krebs & Sohn Roswell Ornament Firm Expands for 1976
Roswell based Krebs & Sohn Ltd. reports booming Christmas ornament production with hand decorated glass pieces. The plant, five years old at Roswell Industrial Air Center, ships nationwide with exclusive shows for distributors and exports.
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Mike Bush
Roswell
Krebs & Sohn, Ltd
Bobby Thorp
United States
Thorp
Krebs & Sohn
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Rosenheim
West Germany
Elvira Medrano
Ninth St
Ford enjoys ski season in Vail amid light snow and bills
President Ford arrives in Vail Colorado on a vacation marked by skiing and signing 19 pending bills including a tax cut extension into 1976. He notes excellent conditions though snow remains scarce and anticipates a return to the White House by December 30.
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Andrews Air Force Base
Ford
Jim Brown
Logan
Utah
White House
Secret Service
Larry Buendorf
Lynette Fromme
Sacramento
Calif
Governor delays crime post choices in New Mexico
Santa Fe AP Governor Jerry Apodaca says he will not announce appointments to the Governor's Organized Crime Prevention Commission until the first week of January. He has not made progress and will likely decide over the weekend as three terms expire December 31, including Robert Beck, Kenneth Brashar, and Paul Robinson, who are among those considered.
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Jerry Apodaca
Organized Crime Prevention Commission
Apodaca
Robert Beck
Roswell
Kenneth Brashar
Espanola
Paul Robinson
Albuquerque
Market reports boost hopes for yearend rally in New York
The Dow rose to 850.68 by noon as gains outpaced losses on the NYSE. Airline stocks advanced after Ford signed the energy bill with United Airlines forecasting stronger traffic next year. Syntex led Amex trading while Jim McGlothlin, 32, Cincinnati Reds winner in 1970, died after a long illness.
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American Stock Exchange
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UAL
United Airlines
Braniff
Eastern
American
Syntex
Amex
Jim McGlothlin
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