Lesser prairie chickens and oil work halt proposed in Milneland area
New Mexico Game and Fish Dept Roswell says halves of April May are uncertain for a caravan to monitor mating dances of lesser prairie chickens in Milneland. BLM notes leases may permit normal oil and gas operations. area supervisor may restrict drilling to protect the birds during mating nesting season. Also, St Marys Hospital seeks $20,000 to reach a $250,000 linear accelerator funding goal.
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Roswell Way
Milneland
St Mary's Hospital
Charlie Read
St. Mary's Hospital
Appreciative note from Roswell reader on Christmas carols
Mrs. C. K. Johnson thanks local carolers for a warm Christmas gesture that delighted a Roswell family during the season. The letter praises the spirit of goodwill and the carolers’ kindness toward seniors. The piece also notes Roswell’s mixed Christmas snow history and a clerical update from the Medical Center about the Segura quadruplets in the NICU.
Puppy stolen as Christmas plea from burglar in Rancho
A burglar sent an unsigned note to John and Anita Hutto admitting the basset puppy theft to fund their children's Christmas. He warned door locks and promised the pup would be cared for, saying he was not a professional thief and asking the couple to keep homes secure. He mentioned a yard and two boys awaiting the dog.
Stolen John Deere Tractor Reported Near Roswell Farm
Sheriff’s officers investigate a theft of a 40 20 green John Deere diesel tractor with a yellow cab and plow, valued at 9000 dollars, from Weldon Waggoner farm south of Roswell. No forced entry reported in other incidents across the county and area.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Tommy’ Thompson
Thompson
Raymond Beserra
Route 1
Hagerman
South Virginia
Wally Anders
Stephenville
Tex
Two Roswell men injured in Christmas Eve crashes
Two Roswell men George Short 55 and Ivan Welch 41 were hospitalized in fair condition after separate Christmas Eve crashes. Short was a passenger in a rear ended truck at Glen Road and South Main when a second pickup overturned. Welch was struck by an eastbound auto at Hobbs and Sunset. No citations were listed.
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Roswell
George Short
Ivan B. Welch
S. Lea Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
Glen Road
South Main
Ira Irene Short
David Hargrove
Hargrove
Donna Hargrove
Hobbs
West
Welch
Weather advisory canceled as snow showers dwindle
The National Weather Service canceled the travelers advisory for northeast New Mexico as snow showers dwindled to scattered flurries. Some blowing snow possible but travel conditions expected to remain satisfactory with a few showers continuing into the afternoon. The storm caused holiday travel disruption with about 100 stranded at the Raton bus depot on Christmas Eve. most resumed by Christmas Day. Overnight lows ranged from four below zero at Cuba to 35 at Roswell. highs from 31 at Ruidoso to 58 at Carlsbad. Further forecast calls for fair skies and slightly warmer temps Thursday with increasing clouds in the northwest and more snow Friday.
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Associated Press
National Weather Service
New Mexico
Northeast Plains
Raton
Cuba
Ruidoso
Carlsbad
Army heads talk troop withdrawals in Geneva talks
Israeli and Egyptian army officers met in Geneva to negotiate separation and disengagement of troops along the cease-fire line near the Suez Canal. The talks, led by Lt. Gen. Ensio Siilasvuo, aim to advance the Kissinger cease-fire framework and support the broader Middle East peace conference timeline.
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Dov Sion
Israel
Tahar el- Magdoob
Ahmed Fouad Howaidi
Egypt
Suez Canal
Henry A. Kissinger
Cairo-Suez Road
Cairo
Hickman rites held for 14 month old boy in Clovis
Funeral services were held Sunday in Clovis for 14 month old Buster Louis Hickman who died Friday after being run over by a pickup at a farm north of the city. Burial followed at Fort Sumner cemetery with Rev. Wayne McLemor officiating. He was born Sept. 26, 1972 in Carlsbad. survivors include his parents Jimmy and Mrs. Hickman, paternal grandmother Mrs. Bea Hickman of Clovis, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hardcastle of Carlsbad, and great grandparents Mrs. Frank Lockhart of Artesia and Mrs. Minnie Mobley of Artesia.
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Spoleto
Spolfo
Italy
Christopher Keene
U.S.A
Keene
Thomas
Harvey Lichtenstein
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Gian Carlo Menotti
Menotti
Clovis
Buster Louis Hickman
Fort Sumner
Wayne McLemor
Forest Heights Baptist Church
Carlsbad
Jimmy Hickman
Bea Hickman
Bill Hardcastle
Roswell-Hagerman
Frank Lockhart
Artesia
Minnie Mobley
Night course on special education opens at FNU Roswell
Availability of jobs in special education spurs a new spring class at Fastern New Mexico University Roswell. Instructor George Kitzman will teach Introduction to Special Education 293 at 7 30 p m Tuesdays and Thursdays starting Jan 9 1974 with registration Jan 8.
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Fastern New Mexico University
Kitzman
Market gains fade after early rally triggered by embargo news
New York markets rose early on Arab oil embargo relief but drifted, with the Dow at 825.49 at noon up 10.66, and advances outrunning declines on the NYSE. The Amex index rose 0.89 to 86.11 as oil issues led the move, including Texaco, Stanol, and Exxon.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Amex
Europe
Japan
Texaco
Stan
Arab oil producers ease embargos buoying markets
Prices jumped across a wide range as investors reacted to Arab nations relaxing embargoes on several European nations and Japan. The Dow rose 20.14 to 834.95 at 10 30 am while New York Stock Exchange issues advanced and volume was heavy. Analysts called the move bullish and said it could avert overseas economic disaster and improve outlooks for U S corporations with overseas facilities.
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New York
Japan
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Louis Abt
Granger & Co
Robert Colin
Faulkner
Dawkins & Sullivan
U.S
Roswell Shelter Seeks Help to Curb Alley Dog Problem
Roswell Animal Shelter warden Johnny Goodwin asks residents to patrol alleys and streets for stray dogs. He notes overturned trash and debris hinder sanitation, raise costs, and increase dog complaint numbers. If traps fail, dogs may be tranquilized on site and owners face citations when reclaimed.
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Roswell
Goodwin
Sanitation
Animal Shelter
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