Water Flows Steadily From Bonito Dam to Hondo River
Local water watchers report Bonito Dam full after snowmelt and recent rains. Bonito Creek runs clear and cool. fishermen seek catching-size fish as Bonito and Ruidoso creeks stay open year round. Roswell schools superintendent Roger Luginbill attends Portales seminar on Teacher Based Competency amid weather and a busy school board meeting.
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Hondo River
Roswell
Louise Coe “Runnels
Bonito Lake
Bonito Dam
Bonito Creek
Bonito
Ruidoso Fire Dept
Tommy Moody
N. M
Bonito and
Ruidoso
Roger — Luginbill
Portales
Robert Houston
Luginbill
Not always FROM the Sertoma Booster
A lighthearted note discusses party dynamics with two types of people and a married pairing. It muses on spring lawn care as ice melts, urging lawn mower sharpening for rising grass growth. Mentions moisture needs, a warm rain, and gophers digging deeper to escape cold. January normalcy extends to ski trips and golf plans.
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Sertoma Booster
Four Children Struck By Parked Car On Sudderth Drive
Four elementary students were hit by a car propelled by another vehicle at 12 a m Tuesday on Sudderth Drive in front of We Three Restaurant. A 16 year old driver braked for a possible pedestrian, causing a skid into a parked car. About 20 children waited for a bus two blocks away. All four were taken to Hondo Valley General Hospital with varying injuries. Laurie Wood remains hospitalized with internal injuries described as much improved. Lara Ratliff was admitted for observation but expected to be released. Tony Maxwell was hospitalized then released. Debbie Looten was checked and released.
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Sudderth
We Three
Ruidoso Hondo Valley General Hospital
Laurie Wood
Lara Ratliff
Tony Maxwell
Debbie Looten
Roswell Liquor Charge Delayed for Flamingo Bar Owner
Roswell municipal court delayed the appearance of Willie Alvarez owner of the Flamingo Bar on a city ordinance ban on Sunday sales. Alvarez says he was licensed by State Liquor Director Carlos Jaramillo who notes a court order from District Court Judge Lyle Teutsch. The new hearing date is January 25 with the previous Tuesday’s session skipped.
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Roswell
Willie Alvarez
Alvarez
Flamingo Bar
Carlos Jaramillo Jaramillo
Lyle Teutsch
Hite Pleads Guilty to Larceny of a Firearm
Thomas Lynn Hite, 20, 336 E Lewis, pleaded guilty in Fifth Judicial District Court before Judge Paul Snead to larceny of a firearm. He faces a separate burglary charge on 2703 Riverside Drive held in abeyance until the larceny is disposed of. Sentencing on the larceny is deferred for a pre-sentencing report.
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Fifth Judicial District Court
Paul Snead
Thomas Lynn Hite
E. Lewis
Hite
Paul Cadwell
Riverside Drive
Sniper Identified in New Orleans Hotel Roof Killing
Police identified the sniper as Mark J. Essex, 23, of Emporia Kansas. Six people died and 17 were wounded in the New Orleans attack on the Downtown Howard Johnsons. Ballistics linked a .44 magnum carbine to Essex, matching the weapon used to kill cadet Alfred Harrell and injure a officer on New Year’s Eve. Authorities say possible conspirators may have fled and remain under investigation.
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Richard E. Meyer
Associated Press
New Orleans
Kansas
Essex
Howard Johnson’s
Giarrusso
Alfred Harrell
Funeral Rites Planned for Roswell Resident Frank McDaniel
Roswell resident Frank B. McDaniel 68 of 315 E Bonney died Tuesday after an extended illness at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. He was born December 1 1904 and worked for the State Highway Department in the 1920s and later as a road maintenance operator for Chaves County. Surviving are wife Elizabeth P Orrick two children and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Ballard Funeral Home pending with services at Roswell First United Methodist Church.
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Roswell
Frank B. McDaniel
E. Bonney
Ballard Funeral Home
McDaniel
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Mr. McDaniel
Rue Chrisman
J. C. Jones
201 Taxicab Co
Chaves County
Elizabeth P. Orrick
Frank McDaniel
Ethel Vera McDaniel
Roswell Lodge
BPOE
First United Methodist Church
New Mexico
Charles Henry Hughes
San Patricio
Norfolk
Holy Mount Episcopal Church
Ruidoso
John P. Miner
Forest Lawn Cemetery
LaGrone
Hughes
Nina Nash
Ann H. Scribner
Alto
Nina H. Stevens
Costa Mesa
Calif
W. Frank Hughes
Chesapeake
Florence H. Noonan
Dorothy H. Mason
Anabelle Sease
Ballard
William David Moore
Denver
Colo
Moore
John J. Fourie
First Christian Church
South Park Cemetery
Dee Williamson
Lonnie Mathews
Leo Austin
Howard Jones
Jim Napier
Buddy” Bills
Roswell Plans Revenue Sharing Use For Streets And Sanitation
Roswell leaders prepare to set priorities for revenue sharing funds of 212000 in 1972. Council votes to consider spending for streets and sanitation first and notes repairs on Second Street should start soon. The board approves leases at the Roswell Industrial Air Center and a gift shop space project.
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Roswell
William F. Brainerd
Farrell McLean
Second Street
McLean
State Highway Department
Chaves County
Theft Reported At Roswell Residence
Winfred Binns of 211 E. McGaffey St. reported to Roswell City Police at 4 10 p m Tuesday that entry to his home occurred between 6 and 8 p m on January 7 through a bedroom window and valuables including watches and costume jewelry valued under 100 dollars were taken.
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Winfred Binns
E. McGaffey St
Roswell
Market Reports Show Mixed Prices in Active Trading
New York stocks mixed after two downturns. Dow Jones at 1,047.03 down .08, NYSE decliners slightly ahead of gainers amid inflation concerns from December wholesale price rise. AT&T leads activity up 4 to 53 percent. AMEX shows Houston Oil & Mineral up, after a gas discovery. Roswell livestock sale notes weather impact with 4,978 cattle sold and prices varying by class.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Labor Department
At&t
American Stock Exchange
Houston Oil & Mineral
Roswell
Guy & Taylor
Artesia
C& Charcis
J A Johnson
Hagerman
Frank Briones
Carlsbad
Wistr
Joe Briones
Carisbad
Ste
Henry Barger
Guernsey
Clardy Farms
Jersey
Millard Derrick
Fred Frazier
Texico
Rosendo Gonzales
Carispad
Bik Bull
A & H Cattle Co
Clovis
High Noga Ranch
Tularasa
Wayne Newberry
Icy roads cause string of Roswell area accidents reported
Roswell police and state officers logged multiple collisions amid slick highway conditions. James Sedillo investigated a three vehicle crash near the Hagerman cutoff on U S 285 at 10 47 a m Tuesday involving Clifford Stroud Paul Stevens and James Fenimore no injuries reported. A separate crash at the Levi Strauss turnoff on U S 285 involved Hort entren Ramas Crispin Herrera with Petra Garcia transported to St Marys Hospital for treatment.
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Roswell
New Mexico
James Sedillo
Hagerman Cutoff
U.S. 285
Clifford Dean Stroud
Carlsbad
Paul R. Stevens
S. Main St
James Farris
Fenimore
el Paso
Tex
Stroud
Stevens
Levi-Strauss
U.S
Hortenica Ramas
Hagerman
Crispin Herrera
Artesia
Ramas
Petra Garcia
St. Mary’s Hospital
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AL Stubbs
F. McDaniel
Charles Hughes
Dutchover
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles
Benjamin Dutchover
Charles Dutchover Jr
N. Lea
Grego Mazon
OFM
Frankie Garcia
Lon Charles Cady
Fifth St
St. Paul’s Luthern Church
Milan
Mich
Herbert Hafner
St. Paul's
Highland Cemetery
Ypsitanti
Mr. Cady
Whitaker
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Anna Belle
William D. Moore
Main St
Albert A. Stubbs
Jerry McCormack
Lois Purvis
M. Higginbotham
Cecil Goins
John Pettit
Ady
AL Geary
Harold Kingrey
Trade
Edwin C. Hosh Sr
Harrell
Hosh
Charity Hospital
Emporia
W. A. Chambers
Navy
Washington
L. C. Stiles
City Hall
Security National Bank
DOW Jones
F. Hutton & Com
E. F. Hutton Colpm Amer Can
Haliburton
Aim
Hueblien
Avco Mig
Kennecott
Lib
Chrysler
Levi Strauss
Ling Temco
Hs City Invest Liten
Ind
Coca Cola
Lockheed
Elec
del Webb
Dresser
Don Doug
Marco
Dupian Corp
DuPont
Pan Am Sui Ea Forah
Pan Am WA Ae
Ford
Penn Engah
Penni
Safeway
Tenneco
Santa Fe
Texaco
Sears
Thiokol
US Steel
West Ban
Sperry
Exxon
Hutton Colpi Glovers
Ask Bank Sec Inc
Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co Oc
Scott
Ae Mung Yees
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