Rio Felix relief urged to curb flooding threat area wide
Residents in Hagerman and along the Rio Felix call for drought relief projects including retardation dams on the Rio Felix and Brantley Dam site proposals north of Roswell. They warn of floods that killed twelve in the 1950s and discuss water storage and salt water encroachment in the Artesian Basin while noting potential recreational gains for Chaves County.
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Hagerman
Rio Felix
Felix
Pecos
Brantley
Roswell
Carlsbad
New Mexico Education Board Eyes Consolidation Plans
The New Mexico School Board meets in Santa Fe February 8 to 9 to consider three consolidation plans for Maxwell House and Lake Arthur. Recommendations will be received and a state plan for special education discussed. A Fort Sumner teacher Frank H. Sprague faces a hearing and a Bloomfield hair case will be heard. The session is expected to be active and controversial.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Maxwell
House
Lake Arthur
Artesia
Fort Sumner
Frank H. Sprague
Bloomfield Hair
Witness testifies warning radioed before Watergate arrests
Former FBI agent Alfred Baldwin III testified he radioed a warning from a motel balcony as five men were arrested inside Democratic Party headquarters in the Watergate complex on June 17, 1972. He described McCord assembling equipment, Hunt and Liddy leaving, and a court ruling limiting admission of wiretap content while allowing related evidence.
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Washington
FBI
Nixon
Alfred C. Baldwin III
U.S. Court of Appeals
Baldwin
James W. McCord Jr
Democratic
Watergate
McCord
Democratic Party
Howard Hunt Jr
Mr. Liddy
G. Gordon Liddy
Hunt
Howard Johnson
New Mexico Legislators Open Session Amid Bills and Reshuffle
The opening week of the 1973 New Mexico legislature ended with 181 bills filed and 30 more measures. Senate leadership changed after the death of a leader, Aubrey Dunn became Finance chair, and C. G. Trujillo took Rules. Gov. King appointed Theodore Montoya to Montoya’s Senate seat as Sen. Joseph Montoya criticized the media. Twelve House bills brought total to 101 with a push to realign the Construction Industries Commission and to fund park development in small communities.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Senate
Organized Labor
State Personnel Board
T. Montoya
Aubrey Dunn
D-Otero
Senate Finance Committee
Montoya
Dunn
C.G. Trujillo
D-Taos-Mora-San Miguel
Senate Rules Committee
Trujillo
Bruce King
Theodore Montoya
A. T. Montoya
U.S
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Barther
House
Jim Caudell
R-Bernalillo
Construction Industries Commission
Don King
D-Sandoval- Santa Fe
James Koch
D-Santa Fe
House Appropriations Committee
John Mershon
D-Otero Lincoln
William O'Donnell
D-Dona Ana
Mershon
Oil Spill In Oakland Estuary From Deliberate Valve Openings
About 100000 gallons of oil spilled into the Oakland Estuary after vandals opened valves at Port Petroleum tanks in Oakland. The slick stretched one mile toward Alameda and San Leandro as Coast Guard and state agents worked to contain it with booms. No wildlife deaths reported and estuary traffic halted during cleanup.
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Oakland
Calif
San Francisco
Bay
East Bay
Alameda
San Leandro
Coast Guard
James Boyd
Port Petroleum of
Port of
James Powers
Powers
Preliminary hearing set for Frank Alvarado on fraud charges
Hearing scheduled this afternoon for 19 year old Frank Alvarado at 800 W Deming on two counts of fraudulent signing of a credit card sales slip or agreement. He was arrested Jan 13 after initial forgery charges were amended to the two fraud counts. Police also report a theft at 1013 Rancho Road where more than $100 in cash disappeared after a back door was forced open.
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Frank Alvarado
W. Deming
Alvarado
Roswell City
Thomas James Spivak
Rancho Road
South Viet Nam Ready To Sign Peace Pact
Saigon indicates it is ready to accept a peace agreement with the United States and North Vietnam. Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam says talks are close to a conclusion but seeks clarifications on technical annexes before Kissinger and Tho resume negotiations in Paris. Lam notes no objection to a cease fire though implementation details remain to be clarified. He says Saigon will not declare a unilateral cease fire tonight and refuses to guess a date, stressing closeness but not certainty.
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Saigon
Tran van Lam
Nguyen van Thieu
Haig
Thieu
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
Washington
White House
United States
North Vietnam
Kissinger
Tho
Paris
Lam
Republic of
South Vietnam
Sam
New Mexico Senate Bill Seeks Fourth Judge for Fifth Judicial District
Sen Harry McAdams introduces Senate Bill 76 in the New Mexico Legislature to add one judge to the Fifth Judicial District covering Chaves Eddy and Lea counties. The proposal would raise the district’s judges from three to four and allocate $50 000 to fund the addition. Current judges are D D Archer Carlsbad Kermit E Nash Hobbs and Paul Snead Roswell.
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Harry McAdams
Len
New Mexico
Chaves, Eddy
Lea Counties
D. D. Archer
Carlsbad
Kermit E. Nash
Hobbs
Paul Snead
Roswell
Market Retreat as Phase 3 Worries Drag Stocks
AP reports a sharp stock market drop led by the Dow Jones averaging 1019.49 after a 9.63 decline. Declines outweighed advances by about 2 to 1 on the NYSE with the broader index down 0.42 to 64.18 and the AMEX price-change index down 0.06 to 26.30.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
DOW Jones
E. F. Hutton & Co
Chicago
E. F Hutton & Co
Ask Bank
Sec, Inc
E F Hutton Co Ipm
Local Sheep and Lamb Sale Shows Strong Activity
Glovers Wa reports 1585 head of sheep and lambs sold with market very active across classes. Slaughter lambs gain 1.50 to 2.00, ewes 0.75 to 1.00, bucks 1.00 to 1.50, feeder lambs 1.25 to 1.75 higher. stock ewes up 0.75 to 1.00. Prices listed for various weight ranges and quality levels.
Rites set here for Nora Bailey
Funeral services for Nora May Bailey 78 will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday with the Rev James R Bruening of the First Presbyterian Church officiating Burial will follow in South Park Cemetery under LaGrone Funeral Chapel direction She died Thursday at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Born October 21 1894 in Navarro County Texas she was married in 1938 to Howard E Bailey His death followed in 1962 A retired school teacher she lived in Roswell ten years survived by brother B G Robinson of Roswell and sisters Mrs H A Edwards and Kate Robinson of Spiro Oklahoma Pallbearers are Brink Randle Jr David Randle Brink Randle III Gene Grassie Larry Grant and J T Randle Funeral services for Blas R R Sifuentes 75 of 1304 N Maple and Willie Mae Foster 59 of 1609 N Pontiac were also noted as pending and scheduled at Ballard Funeral Home and Ballard Chapel respectively.
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Nora May Bailey
N. Lea Ave
James R. Bruening
First Presbyterian Church
South Park Cemetery
LaGrone
Howard E. Bailey
Scranton
Bailey
Roswell
B. G. Robinson
H. A. Edwards
Kate Robinson
Spiro, Oklo
Brink Randle Jr
David
Willie Mae Foster
N. Pontiac
Ballard Chapel
Buford M. Coplen
Washington Avenue Baptist Church
Santa Fe Police Identify Man in Taos County Shooting
Police tentatively identify the slain man as Andrew Joseph Hobbs of Llano New Mexico after a 1 p.m. gunfight on East Palace Street. State Police agent Michael Salazar was wounded while attempting to purchase cocaine. Hobbs reportedly drew a pistol and fled before being fatally shot. The victim died at St Vincent Hospital from multiple wounds. investigators said no cocaine was found on his body.
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Santa Fe, N.M
Santa Fe
Andrew Joseph Hobbs
Llano, N.M
Taos County
New Mexico
Michael Salazar
Montoya
Salazar
St Vincent Hospital
East Palace Street
Man charged with murder excused from jury duty in Roswell
Bernard Keefe 24 and Gary Balch 22 are named in a murder case in Roswell. Keefe was summoned for jury duty but automatically excused after the murder charge was filed. A preliminary hearing was set for 1:30 p.m. in magistrate court.
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Bernard Keefe
Roswell
Gary Michael Balch
S. Michigan Ave
Jean Willis
Keefe
Miss Willis
Balch
Roswell Daily Record contact details and circulation line
The Roswell Daily Record lists business and circulation phone numbers, and provides its publishing address at 2301 N Main St Roswell New Mexico 88201. The notice includes weekday evening and Sunday morning publication times.
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Main St
Roswell
Mex
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