Roswell Hilarious Results At Local Museum Show
Roswell Museum hosts PASTE-UP Art from eight city grade schools and LFD and Hagerman students. Kids cut figures and pasted heads from various publications for humorous composites. Also noted: a new planetarium opening in March and local fishing at Spring River Park. First baby of the year born in Artesia, Winnie Marie Joy, ties Roswell to a truck driver father. Roswell Pathfinders trip to Mexico ended after a sponsor’s death in Deming. the Roswell group praised for exemplary conduct. Three Roswell students enroll at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater.
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Bill) Joy
Roswell
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Ruidoso
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San Francisco State caps reopening with strict rules
S. J. Hayakawa banned speeches marches rallies and disruptive events on the central campus as classes resume next week. Demonstrators face arrest under the new policy aimed at preserving teaching and learning at the college.
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San Francisco
San Francisco State College
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Vaughn and McAlister Girls Win in State Wool Contest
The New Mexico Make It Yourself With Wool state finals were in Artesia with 34 participants. Rhonda Clifton of MedAlister won junior division and Roumalda won senior division, both earning all expense paid trips to San Francisco for the national finals January 16.
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MedAlister
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Albuquerque
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Roswell
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Carlsbad
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Socorro
New Mexico Stockman Magazine
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Belen
Roswell Wool and Mohair Co
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Quemada
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Police Training Set For RETC At Roswell Center
Officials of Thiokol Chemical Corp announce a contract to provide a police training program at Roswell Employment Training Center. A two month course for 40 officers from Indian reservations nationwide begins March 3 under a Bureau of Indian Affairs Law and Order Branch agreement. The program aims to prototype future courses with classes in physical training firearms procedure first aid and investigation methods. Center manager Rod M. Starkey says enrollment will rise to about 340. The RETC operates under BIA contracts offering academic vocational and social training to American Indians nationwide.
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Roswell
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City Council to discuss LTV lease and Kerr Farm bid
Roswell City Council agenda for Tuesday at 7 30 p m covers approval of a lease with LTV Electrosystems Inc for RIAC space opening bids for Kerr Farm Lease and Water Improvement Project Contract No 4. Also on agenda are resolutions 1336 1337 progress payments cases zoning change case 232 and building lease RIAC Building No 73 with Donald B Anderson and Berrendo Bowmen use of airport area for archery. Mayor Brainerd to name two year two cemetery board appointees.
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LTV Electrosystems Inc
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Kerr Farm
Lanb Contractor's Inc
Universal Constructors
RIAC
Donald B. Anderson
Berrendo
William Brainerd
Roswell Cemetery
Thiokol Expects Big Chance On New Mexico Contract
Thiokol officials predict a better than even chance of winning a one year contract to guide New Mexico industrial development. The proposal costs 224 395 dollars and would recruit new industry statewide using company personnel and market the package nationwide.
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New Mexico
John H. Kellam
Bristol
Thiokol Board
Santa Fe
David F. Cargo
Thiokol
Kellam
Roswell
Robert L. Marquardt
Ogden
Utah
Bernie R. Diamond
Legislative Finance Committee
Fantas Corp
Chicago
New York
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Fantas
Department of Development
Cargo
DOD
Diamond
Delgado to Present Thiokol Proposal to LFC
Sen Edmundo Delgado outlines a plan for Thiokol Chemical Corp to run a two year program for complete industrial development of New Mexico with a $200000 per year contract. The LFC will also consider a state operated property insurance program for state owned buildings to save taxpayers money.
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Thiokol
LFC
Santa FE
Legislative Finance Committee
Donald S. Stuart
New Mexico
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Edmundo Delgado
Dsanta Fe
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Delgado
Department of Development
39 Die in Ariana Afghan Airlines Plane Crash South of London
An Ariana Afghan Airways Boeing 727 crashed in fog south of London on a Kabul to Gatwick run killing 39 aboard and possibly residents of a nearby farmhouse. Of 45 passengers and nine crew, 15 were rescued. Firemen and ambulances swarmed the site as police sealed the area and casualties spread across a wide zone.
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Gatwick
England
Ariana Afghan Airways
Kabul
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