Roswell leads Rotary jubilee as world celebrates diamond milestone
Daily Record highlightsRotarians worldwide mark a diamond jubilee with Roswell in the vanguard. United Press reports Old El Paso del Norte sits on a border river with a long history. UNM president proposes higher entrance standards. Moslem rebels claim a second Soviet helicopter shot down near Jalalabad. Sports notes Charlie Tinckner eyes Olympic skating for the United States. Weather forecast shows mostly fair skies with wind and 30s tonight.
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el Paso del Norte
Jalalabad
Kite flying girl climbs tire to ride spring breeze
Jessica Serafino nine daughter of Dr and Mrs Gerald F Serafino of Park Road enjoyed the wind at Washington Avenue Elementary School playground Tuesday She used a play tire as a perch to fly her kite and is a fourth grade student at the school
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Gerald F. Serafino
Park Road
Washington Avenue
Jessica
Washinton Avenue
Vance Promises US Boycott of Moscow Olympics
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance announced the United States will boycott the Moscow Olympics to protest holding games in the capital of an invading country. He spoke after talks with West German leaders in Bonn as Carter’s Afghanistan withdrawal deadline loomed. Genscher and Schmidt signaled cooperation against the Soviets and pledged to aid NATO ally Turkey and Pakistan.
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West Germany
UPI
Cyrus Vance
United States
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Afghanistan
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Helmut Schmidt
Genscher
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NATO
Turkey
France
U.S. State Department
Hodding Carter
Moscow
Carter
U.S
Washington
USS
European Economic Community
Rome
Stiles delays ruling on Teague problem
Mayor L C Stiles plans to resolve his conflict with Roswell Police Chief Carroll Teague after the March election when new council members take seats. Teague refuses to resign, saying he has not resigned and will not. Ashcraft and Licon oppose forcing Teague out without city manager control.
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Roswell
Carroll Teague
Stiles
James P. Lannom
Teague
Harold W. Ashcraft
Gilbert R. Licon
Stiles-Teague
Police Committee
Lannom
Ashcraft
Licon
Police
Robert J. Owen
Daily Record
Hildebrandt
Security National Bank
Hildebrandt Runs on Industry Focus in Roswell Ward 1 Bid
Roswell businessman and CPA Edward F. Hildebrandt, candidate on the Progressive Roswell ticket, declines comment on the City Charter and current city issues. He stresses attracting industry to Chaves County, fiscal restraint, police improvement, and cooperation with the chamber of commerce. He hails from Ward 1, has Marine Corps service including Vietnam, and holds civic roles with the Roswell Estate Planning Council and local CPA groups.
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Hildebrandt
Charter Government
Boyes Ree Hildebrant
Roswell
Chaves County
University of Texas At Austin
C.P
Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Marine Corps
Vietnam
U.S. Economy Shows Growth in Fourth Quarter
Commerce Department reports gross national product rose 2.1 percent annual rate to 2.46 trillion dollars in the October-December quarter. U.N. Secretary General Waldheim says a five member commission to investigate the shah regime is approved and will visit Tehran to interview 50 Americans held since November.
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UPI
U.S
Commerce Department
United Press International
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Iran
Tehran
Waldheim
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
U.N. Commission
Odor spreads from Betasan release at Marysville plant
An odor described as sulfur like circulated through Marysville and drifted into southwest Ohio and northern Kentucky. A spokesman for Betasan at 0 M Scott Co said the scent came from a faulty steam valve releasing Betasan pesticide. EPA will determine this week if the lawn seed firm is at fault.
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Marysville
Ohio
UPI
Kentucky
0.M. Scott Co
State Environmental Protection Agency
Dilemma Grows Over Chaves County Jail Plans
County faces either a six million jail project or a prison riot scenario if action is delayed. Budget limits leave only two million bonding left and no prospects for extra funds. Officials fear voter backlash against taxes while weighing courthouse renovation at six million and juvenile detention needs.
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New Mexico
Bud Nunn
National Institute of Corrections
Roswell
Nunn
Billy Carpenter
Carpenter
Santa Fe
Chaves County
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