Roswell Airboard Records Higher 1972 Boardings and Cargo
Texas International Airlines shows Roswell boardings rose in 1972 to 22 312 passengers, up 1 409 from 1971. Cargo totals reached 145 954 pounds of mail 19 268 pounds express and 94 812 pounds freight with mail up by 10 458 pounds. Ronald Richardson praises Carson Lowman staff for field condition upkeep during snow and ice. Gloria Sims identified as INMUR secretary and instructor in a mixed note.
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Texas International Airlines
Roswell
Stanley Mathis
Acdc Aviation Committee
Air Express
Ronnie Richardson
Texas
Carson Lowman
John Hodge
Jim Ferguson
Partial tin roof and snowed in legislators in Roswell
FRITZ Waxler notes the Roswell Hotel roof was mended with flattened oil cans during hard times and will soon be demolished by Coronado Salvayoe Co. The piece mentions old school buildings, snow in Santa Fe, and weather at Cline’s Corners as part of the scene.
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Fritz Waxler
Roswell
North Virginia
Coronado Salvayoe Co
Five Roswell students among Oklahoma U top averages
Roswell residents celebrate five students from the city among Oklahoma University top scholars with 3.0 grade averages or higher last semester. Carolyn Jean Read earned straight A's. peers include Pam Crocker Mary Lynn Crocker Heider Michael Lee Henry and Betty Ellen Read all at or above 3.0. A space vehicle heads to Jupiter expected to return imagery this year and then venture deep space reporting across billions of miles. Mars may have hosted life in the past as astronomy advances reveal our galaxy. We note progress since the Wright brothers.
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Roswell
Oklahoma U
Carolyn Jean Read
Pam Crocker
Mary Lynn Crocker Heider
Michael Lee Henry
Betty Ellen Read
Earth
Mars
Wright Brothers
Roswell hearings set for five on stolen property charges
Preliminary hearings are set in magistrate court for five Roswell residents Antonio Juarez Javier Juarez and Lisa Juarez among six arrested Jan 11 in connection with a theft ring. Remedios Villa faces a separate aggravated battery charge for a Jan 3 stabbing at the Flamingo Bar.
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Antonio Juarez
S. Sequoia
Javier Juarez
Lisa Juarez
F. Church
Roswell
Remedios Villa
S. Elm
Villa
Pete Vigil
S. Stanton
Flamingo
New Mexico House Panel Backs 17 Bills to Cut Age of Majority
The House Judiciary committee in Santa Fe recommended approval of 17 bills to lower the age of majority from 21 to 18 in laws affecting specific professions and age limits. The panel, aligned with equal rights bills, revised titles from policemen to police officers and from salesman to sales person to avoid gender references.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Chosen few at Nixon inauguration endure winter chill
John H. Diacon of Chicago and family joined about 50 000 others in Washington for Nixon inauguration. He recalls long lines and chilly winds, noting the costs of the trip while hoping to return for Agnew's inauguration. He aims to meet influential people and expose his children to politics.
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Lee Byrd Washington
John H. Diacon
Chicago
Richard Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Diacon
Rose
Capitol Hill
Carol
Joy
Constance
Roger Grabowski
Ellicott City
Agnew
Illinois
Striking Teachers Walk Off in City First for St Louis
Public school teachers in St Louis joined Chicago and Philadelphia walkouts today in the cities first history making strike. About 2 800 teachers began picketing 166 schools while 1 400 nonmembers remained at work as court action looms over a temporary restraining order.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis Teachers Union Local 420
St. Louis Teachers Association
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
Senate Hears Nixon Cabinet Nominations Amid Inaugural Review
The Senate schedules Nixon cabinet confirmations including Elliot Richardson for defense and James Schlesinger as CIA head while budget cuts and the State of the Union loom. Democrats press for details in the inaugural address and fiscal plan, warning against dismantling federal programs.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Congress
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Elliot L. Richardson
Defense
William P. Clements
James Schlesinger
Central Intelligence Agency
James Lynn
Housing and Urban Development
New York
Peter Brennan
Labor
Caspar Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
House
Carl Albert
America
Sens
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Frank E. Moss
Utah
William Hathaway
Muskie
Hathaway
McGovern decries executive power and party weakness in UK lecture
In an Oxford University address Senator George McGovern warned that the American presidency is gaining power at Congress and press expense. He criticized executive encroachment and legislative paralysis, urged ending institutional paralysis, and attacked both major parties for factionalism and subservience to the White House.
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Oxford
England
George McGovern
Oxford University
Congress
White House
Southeast Asia
Jordanian jetliner crashes at Kano Nigeria killing many
A Royal Jordanian Airlines Boeing 707 arriving from Jidda to Mecca crashed in fog on Kano Nigeria’s airport runway. Officials reported 31 survivors among 202 passengers and crew. The disaster followed by rivals the Moscow Aeroflot crash last October. Lagos officials said a full report likely won’t be ready before Tuesday.
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Kano
Nigeria
Mecca
Moscow
Saudi Arabia
Royal Jordanian Airlines
Jidda
Lagos
Guerrilla Tactics Seen If Vietnam Cease Fire Fails
U S military officials warn that Communist forces in South Vietnam will likely switch to guerrilla warfare and assassination after any cease-fire. They doubt international supervision can prevent renewed conflict as Kissinger seeks Paris peace and Melvin Laird warns of uncertain peace prospects.
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Washington
U.S
South Vietnam
South
Henry Kissinger
Paris
Mats
United States
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Comunists
Central Office For
Roswell Daily Record Contact Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists business and circulation telephone numbers 622 7710 and 622 7730 and provides address 2301 N Main St Roswell New Mexico 88201 with editor Albert A Stubblefield.
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Roswell
Main St
Court Action Postponed After Judge Sian's Death Absence
Judge Paul Snead of the Fifth Judicial District Court will be out this week due to a death in the family. All cases set for trial have been vacated and the judge is slated to return January 29.
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Paul Snead
Fifth Judicial District Court
Snead
Market Reports Stocks Gain Slightly on Peace Hopes
The Dow rose 1.13 to 1027.32 as investors welcomed signs of progress toward a Vietnam peace settlement and continued Phase 3 anti inflation efforts. Advancers led decliners 639 to 587 on the NYSE with 1,604 issues traded amid light activity. Eldon A. Grimm of Walston & Co noted Treasury official William E. Simon’s remarks boosting confidence in the administration’s stance. The Vietnam outlook also improved versus last week.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Eldon A. Grimm
Walston & Co
William E. Simon
Treasury Department
Grimm
GM recalls 3.7 million 71 72 cars for steering shield
General Motors announces a voluntary recall of 3.7 million 1971 and 1972 full size Chevrolets Buicks Oldsmobiles and Pontiacs to install shields over the steering coupling to prevent stone interference. About 96 incidents 23 accidents 12 injuries cited with shields free to owners and notification in two weeks.
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Detroit
General Motors
Rosary Service for Blas R. Sifuentes Filed
Rosary set for Blas R. Sifuentes 78 of 1304 N Maple Ave to be recited 7 30 p m Monday at Ballard Funeral Home Chapel. Mass of resurrection Tuesday at St John s Catholic Church. Interment in South Park Cemetery under Ballard Funeral Home direction. Pallbearers named Teodoro Montoya Ignacio Ortiz Ermino Martinez Samuel Orona.
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Blas R. Sifuentes
N. Maple Ave
Ballard Funeral Home
St. John's Catholic Church
South Park Cemetery
Teodoro Montoya
Ignacio Ortiz
Ermino Martinez
Samuel Orona
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INMUR
Fred Buckles
Cline’s Corners
Jupiter
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AL Geary
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Center For Auto Safety
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W. College Ave
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Durant
Okla
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