16 Jan 1980
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1980
Page
1
The board of directors selects new officers at Pioneer Savings and Trust. Details appear on page five of the Daily Record Roswell.
The United States weighs a boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics if the Soviet Union does not withdraw from Afghanistan by mid February. Officials discuss moving the games abroad or subsidizing a counter Olympics, with talks including Munich or Montreal as possibilities.
A scene sawing retiree at Cloverleaf Mobil Estates 3008 N Main St paints scenes on saws. The colorful pillars stand in the northwest. Wicks from Ore spends winters in Roswell and at the 1 ton's Trading Post. He previously spent 0 years painting on canvas before turning to saws.
Southwest Council of Industrial Workers says union helped prompt an inquiry into ENMMC. District Attorney McCormick confirms a full investigation focusing on pharmacy billing and medication dispensing. State police and Blue Cross Blue Shield join, with cooperation from hospital officials.
More than 100 demonstrators, including 15 from Roswell led by Frank Chavez and Luis Coronado, rallied on the Capitol steps in Santa Fe during the State of the State address opposing nuclear dumping near Carlsbad. The protest urged a statewide referendum on WIPP and criticized federal stance on radioactive waste.
County Manager Bud Nunn said Lin Hall was fired last Friday as county purchasing agent citing reduced duties and personality conflicts with staff. Hall, with the county since June 1 1975, disputed the firing as unrelated to job performance.
European trading sees gold surge to 765 per ounce while New York dealers report a Treasury statement signaling a US sale may be possible. In other news a high school student sues over a fracture. juries find no compensation and no negligence. A Rome airport heist steals 2.2 million from cargo. thieves used a ruse to aid the theft. Zurich reports stolen ash from a security shipment. Ohio State notes many freshmen struggle with basic math and require remedial programs.
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