Addition will cut caseload in District 5 seeks more judges
Sen. R. E. Thompson proposes adding a district judge in District 5 Chaves Eddy Lea to drop caseload from 1300 to about 946 per judge. The measure, a committee substitute, also adds judges in District 2 Bernalillo and District 13 Valencia Sandoval. The bill heads to the Senate Finance Committee for hearings.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
R. E. Thompson
Droswell
Chaves-Eddy-Lea
District 5
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bernalillo
Valencia-Sandova
Vocational plan delayed to spring in Roswell district
Roswell Independent School District delays a vocational facilities study until late spring. Supt. Roger Luginbill said plans hinge on meetings with committees ENMAR and college reps and possible use of the Tobosa building at Roswell Industrial Air Center. Two Title I projects were approved for submission with budgets totaling 230313 dollars for basic and 25313 for migrant programs.
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Roswell Independent School
Eastern New Mexico University
Luginbill
State Department of Education
ENMAR
Lake Arthur
Hagerman
Tobosa
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Robert Maxwell
Educational Services Center
Man charged in rape slaying tied to Texas killing case
Nathaniel Morgan 29 arraigned before Justice of the Peace W W Mathews for the rape slaying of Paige Applegate 6. He had been released from Huntsville prison after seven years of a 20 year murder sentence and admitted a January hammer slaying and rape of another child.
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FT. Worth
Tex
Second Kentucky Fried outlet planned in Roswell
Bob Wafful, longtime local KFC franchise holder, announced a second outlet on the southeast corner of Country Club and North Main. The restaurant will replace Superburger, seat 40, and resemble the Hobbs and Union store. Tim Wafful will manage. A $40,000 building permit is planned with contractor Jay Riley. property owner Stanley Mathis to build.
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Country Club
North Main
Bob Wafful
Superburger
Walful
Hobbs and Union
Jay Riley
Stanley Mathis
Roswell Publisher and English Professor Named to Lovelace Boards
Robert H. Beck publisher of the Roswell Record and Lord Zuckerman an English professor were elected as trustees of the Lovelace Foundation and Lovelace Center for Health Sciences at the board's annual Albuquerque meeting. Beck has served with the Record since 1947 and Zuckerman chairs Britain’s Commission on Mining and the Environment after delivering a cancer research report to the prime minister.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Lovelace Foundation
Lovelace Center For Health Sciences
Robert H. Beck
Roswell Record
Lord Zuckerman
England
Beck
Record
Zuckerman
Commission On Mining and the Environment
Lovelace Board
Roswell RIAC Dedication Set For Friday Ceremony
The dedication marks the new FAA and National Weather Service offices at Roswell Industrial Air Center. Officials include FAA Southwest Regional Director Henry L. Newman and NWS Albuquerque meteorologist in charge George T. Gregg. An open house runs 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday with tours and a film.
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Federal Aviation Administration Services
National Weather Service Office
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Henry L. Newman
FAA Southwest
Fort Worth
Tex
George T. Gregg
NWS
Albuquerque
FAA
William E. Morgan
Richard R. Stryker
E. D. Jacobson
K. K. Jones
Roswell
William F. Brainerd
Mack S. Thomas
City Council
James K. Lusk
Donald Leavell
Francis L. Cannon
RIAC
Walter R. Ryan
Lee Andrews
Hoyt E. McMinn
Department of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Administration
Paris Chosen for Postwar International Conference Site
The United States and North Vietnam announced Paris as the site for a 13 nation postwar conference to begin Feb. 26. Attendees include the Viet Cong, UN secretary general, eight other nations, and representatives from the four International Control Commission members.
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Washington
United States
North Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Saigon
United Nations
International Control Commission
NMVMA backs livestock drug rules while keeping animal use drugs available
The New Mexico Veterinarians Medical Assn adopts a resolution in El Paso stating that animal use labeled drugs will not be restricted beyond existing state and federal laws. It notes that most antibiotics used in livestock remain obtainable from vets and outlets, with strict controls on stimulants depressants steroids hormones and limited antibiotics to combat abuse and residues in food. Farmers and ranchers meet to discuss enforcement of the law amid protests by the state bureau.
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University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Thompson
Robert Ferguson
D-Chaves-Eddy
State General Fund
ENMU
Roswell
Senate Finance Committee
Jerry Apodaca
D-Las Cruces
New Mexico
Sen
Sen. Thompson
U.S. Supreme Court
New Mexico Veterinarians Medical Assn
el Paso
Tex
Roswell Daily Record
NMVMA
New Mexico State Board of Pharmacy
Association
Dexter School
Chaves
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E. Fifth St
Roswell Independent School District
Board of Education
Phil Morgan
C. C. Gonzalez
Bill
Supreme Court
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Portales
Shaw
Patterson
Mexico
Maxwell
North Central Assn
Goddard High School
Bonner Crawford
State Association
International Ceasefire Commission
North
South Vietnam
Michael Charles Bailey
Willie Reed
Roswell and Vicinity
Wafful
Tim Wafful
Lovelace
By Gaylord Shaw
Associated Press
Soviet Union
China
Great Britain
France
Canada
Poland
Hungary
Indonesia
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Vietnam
Indochina
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