Local notes on floods and community updates in Roswell
Flood images from California recall past disasters as Roswell touts flood protection and civic memory. Tommy Hall replaces Bob Chowning as Eastern New Mexico State Fair Board president per reader correction. local cat rabbit adoption and a swan song at the National Wool Growers Assn. in San Francisco are mentioned. Ronnie Westenbarger, a Roswell High graduate, joins Delta Sigma Pi at ENMU.
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Teller to speak at TREES facility dedication at Kirtland
Officials at Kirtland Air Force Base announced Dr. Edward Teller will address the January 29 dedication of the new Transient Radiation Effects on Electronics Systems facility. Teller is a UC professor and Lawrence Radiation Laboratory assistant director.
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Nixon Signals Possible End to 10 Percent Tax Surcharge
Budget chief Mayo hinted President Nixon could drop support for extending the 10 per cent income tax surcharge if spending cuts are deep enough. The move follows a Cabinet oath ceremony and talks on trimming Johnson’s fiscal year plan.
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Observatory Sends OSO5 To Study Sun From Space
The OSO5 solar observatory was launched from Cape Kennedy aboard a Delta rocket to orbit 350 miles above Earth. It carries eight experiments to study solar radiation and its effects on atmosphere, weather, and communications and to warn astronauts if dangerous radiation from flares is detected.
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New Mexico Education Front and Center in 29th Legislature
Gov. Cargo in a 15 page address to the joint session stresses adequate support for public education as the most important issue. He praises the Legislative School Study Committee and urges more local leeway and funding to aid districts unable to raise sufficient dollars.
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Legislative
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Dotero
Lincoln
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Second Balloon Launched By National Center for Atmospheric Research
The National Center for Atmospheric Research launched its second engineering test balloon at 6 51 a m. It cruised at 80 000 feet by 8 a m rising with all systems go. The two million cubic footer will be terminated 50 miles SSE of Midland Texas at 2 30 p m with payload recovery 30 miles west of San Angelo Texas. The tests aim to measure cosmic and gamma rays and study earth temperature. Dusty Rhoads says the next launch could come within days in the evening weather permitting.
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Midland
Tex
San Angelo
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Major Issues Now Before State Solons
New Mexico lawmakers confront two top issues education finance and tax reform. A Senate education bill would replace pupil weighting with a uniform staffing plan and base funding on average salaries, costing $143 million next year. A House package of 28 tax measures seeks $24 to $67 million in new revenue.
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Defense Prosecution Maneuver in Sirhan Jury Seating
One tentative juror was dismissed and another tentatively seated as prosecutors and defense continued jury selection in the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan murder trial. The day featured peremptory challenges and replacements as lawyers shape the panel to try the Kennedy assassination case.
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Associated Press
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Geraldine Scherer
Whittier
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Cooper
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Watersoaked California Finally Gets Breather
After four days of rain and flooding that killed ten, California eased to light showers. Gov Reagan declared a state of emergency to access relief funds and federal aid as rescue efforts continued. In Ojai a youth outing was swept away by Sespe Creek while helicopters stood by for further emergencies and warnings spread about river rises.
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Poseidon Missile Test Flight Ends in Onshore Debris
Experts study radio data after a Poseidon missile launched from a land pad veered off course. Seventeen seconds after launch the first stage failed and range safety blew it apart. Flaming debris fell into the Atlantic about three miles offshore and a shard struck a Cape Kennedy area. Navy had previously labeled August and November tests as successful.
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Atlantic Ocean
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