ENMU Roswell to Present Charley's Aunt Bilingually
ENMU Portales Drama Department will stage Charley's Aunt at Pearson Auditorium on April 12 with an afternoon English performance and an evening Spanish show. The ENMAR Advisory Board announced the plan at a Thursday meeting.
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Roswell
Drama
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Pearson Auditorium
Enmar Advisory Board
Lyle Hagan
School of
Speech and Drama
Eastern
Amarillo
Hagan
Children’s Theatre
New Mexico
West Texas
Nixon nominates Beggs to top Transportation post
The Associated Press reports President Nixon announced his choices for top posts in the Transportation Department including 43 year old James M Beggs for undersecretary of transportation and California assemblyman John B Veneman for undersecretary of health education and welfare. Deserters to Sweden reach 217 with 175 granted asylum and 19 turned down while about 10 cases remain under review. The Melbourne tragedy leaves 10 dead and over 100 injured on the Sydney to Melbourne rail line. The trial of Clay Shaw proceeds with a mistrial motion rejected. GM challenges a FTC report on auto warranties. Britain edges closer to joining Western Europe as five of six Common Market members pledge consultations. Southern California enjoys a return to sun after heavy rain and snow with a warmup ahead.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Transportation Department
California
John B. Veneman
Health, Education and Welfare
Transportation
James M. Beggs
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Stockholm
Swedish Aliens Commission
U.S
Sweden
Commission
Luxembourg
Britain
Western Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
Nixon open to summit with Soviets if talks show progress
President Nixon indicated willingness to meet Soviet leaders in a future summit if preliminary talks on political and military issues make notable progress. Aides say changes in negotiations with the USSR on Middle East settlement and strategic arms will shape timing.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Middle East
United States
Belgium
West Germany
Italy
Great Britain
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
White House
Vatican
Pope Paul VI
West Berlin
East Germany
Medicaid Probe and Bills Sparking State Debate
The Health and Social Services Board faces Medicaid scrutiny amid reform talk with Sen. Joseph Skeen opposing control by the Legislative Finance Committee. Sen. Bill Schauer pushed bills on property posting public land access, misuse of public property, and workers compensation. others moved amendments and research contracts for meat promotion. A basketball-like session yielded fatigue and a wry neck as the Medicaid discussion continued.
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Health and Social Services Board
Joseph Skeen
Senate
Legislative Finance Committee
Skeen
John Jasper
Health and Social Services
Bill Schauer
The
Conservation Committee
Schauer
State Highway Department
New Mexico
Sen
S. H. Cavin
Jeff Good
New Mexico Livestock Board
Roswell Goddard Students Attend Ninth YMCA Model Legislature
Twenty one Roswell and Goddard High School students travel to Santa Fe for the Ninth Annual YMCA Model Legislature. Delegates seek leadership roles including secretary of state and majority floor leader with several named students occupying key House and Senate positions. Advisors and program directors from Roswell accompany the group.
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Ronnie Sowell
Roswell
Sowell
Tommy Williams
Sharon Snell
Joe Montgomery
John Byrd
Roswell and Goddard High School
Santa Fe
Marion Madison
Randy Biggers
Leslie Henslee
Mark Schlessman
Kristi Pretti
Senate
Kathy Hibbard
House
Roy Oldrup
Robert Ely
Robert Leonard
Kenneth Eakens
Ken Long
YMCA
Bob Baldock
Roy Schlessman
Villa Solano Hosts NMARC Workshop and Board Meeting
Villa Solano School at Hagerman will host a Saturday morning session as NMARC holds a president's workshop and quarterly board meeting. Moderating the event is Ed Voorhees, past NMARC president and national director, with the goal of uniting unit presidents to coordinate goals and address issues.
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Villa Solano School
Hagerman
New Mexico Association For Retarded Children
Ed Voorhees
NMARC
National Association
Thant Hails New Talks On Mid East
United Nations secretary general U Thant hailed new bilateral big power talks as an auspicious beginning toward permanent peace in the Middle East. The Big Four talks involve the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain, and France with China as a permanent Security Council member.
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Associated Press
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
U Thant
Middle East
Thant
U.S
Charles W. Yost
Jacob A. Malik
Leslie Glass
Britain
Armand Berard
France
United States
Soviet Union
China
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
Senate approves Sunday liquor sales bill in New Mexico
The Senate passed a bill authorizing liquor sales on Sundays from 1 01 p m to midnight by a 22 to 18 vote sending the measure to the House. The bill lets counties or cities veto Sunday sales via special election and would take effect after governor approval.
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Santa
Senate
C. B
Tibo Chavez
Valencia
Chavez
New Mexico
Roosevelt County
Watch Those Speed Limits In Roswell Schools
Roswell Police Chief L. M. Hall urged motorists to observe 15 mph school zone limits during classroom hours and 25 mph in residential areas near 25 public schools. Traffic officers will enforce limits. fines vary with offense seriousness and driver history.
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Roswell
L. M. Hall
Hall
Waves Hamper Efforts To Plug Leaking Well
Heavy seas six foot high delayed attempts to seal an undersea oil leak off Santa Barbara. The slick grew toward Los Angeles at three miles per hour, covering about 800 square miles with raw petroleum reaching Ventura Harbor. Crews fought the 11 day spill as 15 foot swells thwarted pumping mud into the hole and Union Oil planned a slant well to relieve pressure next week.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
California
Los Angeles
William Kerrigan
Ventura
Marina
Santa Barbara Harbor
Union Oil Co
Union Oil
Resignation Call From Dental Review Chief Over Medicaid
Dr. William J. Hanratty, former head of the Dental Review Committee, urged Health and Social Services Director John Jasper to resign. He accused Jasper of causing Medicaid budgeting chaos and warned New Mexico cannot sustain an open ended, 60 000 welfare recipients dental and medical program amid low per capita income.
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Santa FE
Health and Social Services
John Jasper
William J. Hanratty
Jasper
New Mexico
Hanratty
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General Motors Corp
Federal Trade Commission
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DeKalb County
Florida
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UPI
Marge Beck
BILLS
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Randy Eakens
Richard van Sickle
Berry Massey
Susie Christy
Jane Ann Oldrup
Pam Townsend
Amy Sanders
Lisa Leonard
Craig Hairston
Molly Ely
Brad Pretti
David Baird
Don Hudson
Merlinda Lucero
Allen Yachik
Villa Solano
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D-Curry-Roosevelt
Paul Harvey
Dental Review Group
R.C. Morgan
D-Curry Roosevelt
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