19 Feb 1974
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1974
Page
1
Duffy of Denver and David King director of the State Planning Office were slated to meet the RCDC Board of Directors at the Roswell Inn to discuss the inland trade zone potential. The gathering aimed to review prospects and planning implications.
Roswell could become a center of bullshipping as officials discuss creating an inland trade zone at the Roswell Industrial Air Center. Jack Duffy and David King met with the Roswell Chamber to explore using Butte Montana as a warehouse model and coordinating with West Coast or Gulf ports.
Roswell attorney Richard G. Bean announces candidacy for Chaves County Commission District 2 as a Democrat. A 27 year Roswell practitioner and former city attorney, he served on the Roswell Board of Education and holds memberships in the First United Methodist Church and Roswell Sertoma Club. Bean and his wife Martha Winder have two children.
Former U S attorney generals John N Mitchell and Maurice H Stans faced a bid to delay or move their federal criminal trial. Their charges include conspiracy and obstruction over a $200000 Vesco donation and alleged influence to sidetrack an SEC probe. The case marks a rare cabinet scandal context since Teapot Dome.
President Nixon sends Henry Kissinger to the Middle East to begin disengagement negotiations with Syria and Israel. At a White House session with Ismail Fahmy and Omar Sakkar, Kissinger is tasked with shaping a framework for talks on separating Syrian and Israeli forces along the Golan Heights amid broader shuttle diplomacy.
In Washington the judge ordered White House counsel and the Watergate prosecutor staff to stop public remarks about investigations into the subpoenaed tapes. Sirica convened a closed-door meeting after reports on preliminary findings by experts examining the tapes.
Randolph Hearst awaits SLA response to his offer of 2 million dollars in food for California’s needy as a goodwill gesture toward his daughter Patty Hearst. He may use a tax exempt charity to handle the funds with 500000 from his assets and 1.5 million from the Hearst Foundation.
Russell Smith of East Grand Plains announces his Democratic primary candidacy for the Chaves County Commission District 1. A 56 year resident, he has farmed 35 years and held multiple community roles including bank director, school board member, medical center trustee, 4 H committee member, and county farm bureau member. He and his wife Agnes McMains have three children. Smith seeks honest, impartial county government and full-time dedication if elected.
U S Sen Pete Domenici says the Emergency Energy Act would cost New Mexico up to 216 million annually in taxes income and wages and votes against it. He cites a 2 p m final vote time and warns of a 60 70 percent drop in new well drilling by independent producers if enacted.
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