Henderson announces candidacy on United Roswell Ticket
Jerry Smith announces Steve Henderson 38 will run for Ward 2 councilman on the United Roswell Ticket. Henderson, tied to Reliable Realtors and Henderson Sales Co, seeks his first public office. Ward 2 councilman Jim Lilley may not seek re election. Henderson lives at 2506 Gage Drive with wife Carol and four children. he chairs Rio Hondo Boy Scouts district and is an elder and trustee at First Christian Church. He is vice president of the Realtors Association of New Mexico and former president of the local Board of Realtors. He pledges a balanced ticket and city progress.
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United Roswell
Steve Henderson
Henderson
Reliable Realtors
Henderson Sales Co
Jim Lilley
Smith
Steve
Steve Aboard,” Smith
Gage Drive
Carol
Rio Hondo
Boy Scouts
First Christian Church
Realtors Association of
New Mexico
Board of Realtors
Roswell
Nixon Urges Tax Break Cuts and Offshore Leases in Energy Plan
President Nixon asks Congress to reduce overseas tax breaks for U.S. oil firms and ease clean air rules. He proposes 10 million offshore acres for oil and gas leasing beginning 1975, plus $1.8 billion for energy R&D in fiscal 1975. He seeks to roll back some emission deadlines and speed atomic plant licensing while lawmakers scrutinize oil company profits and prices.
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Congress
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United States
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Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
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Roy A. Baze
Senate House
William E. Simon
Russell B. Long
D-La
Skeen Opens Governor Bid Amid Calls for Stable Leadership
Gubernatorial hopeful Joe Skeen, 46, a former state senator, announced his candidacy after a Roswell press conference plan. He criticized past leadership as too lean toward legislative power and pledged dynamic, local focused growth, better education funding, and new municipal financing while stressing experience.
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Joe Skeen
Roswell
Keith Johnson
Skeen
New Mexico Drill Team Clinic Holds 1974 Event at Goddard
The 1974 New Mexico Drill Team Clinic for high school squads will be held at Goddard High School gym at 3 p.m. Saturday Feb 2. More than 400 girls from 21 schools across the state participate in a three class competition AA AAA and AAAA. Albuquerque schools Del Norte Sandia Eldorado St Pius Rio Grande Highland and others join participants from Gallup Santa Fe Taos Roswell and more. Apache Belles and NM Military Institute Goss Rifle Team perform while Belles from Tyler Junior College judge.
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Goddard High School
Marilyn Jackson
Goddard Rockettes
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Albuquerque
Gallup
Santa Fe
Taos
Roswell
Goddard
Estancia
Ruidoso
Tularosa
Lordsburg
Clovis
Cloudcroft
Mayfield
Los Alamos
Thoreau
del Norte
Sandia
Eldorado
St. Pius
Rio Grande
Highland
Apache Belles
New Mexico Military Institute
Tyler ( Tex
Nixon faces pressure as Kissinger predicts White House exit
Across separate AP dispatches, Senator Hugh Scott asserts White House has evidence rebutting Dean's charges, Israeli forces begin a staged pullback from the Suez west bank, and NBC News reports Kissinger told Israeli ministers Nixon could resign within six months, then calls it an outrageous lie.
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Senate
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White House
Nixon
John Dean
New York
NBC News
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NBC
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ENMU Roswell Plans Real Estate MBA Start
ENMU Roswell announces a new master of arts in business administration with the initial course in real estate appraisal. The first class meets Thursday at 7 PM and enrollment will close for the initial course. For information call ENMU registrar at 347-5441 or attend the meeting.
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Roswell
Eastern
Eastern New Mexico University
ENMUR
Roswell Area Forecast Clear and Cooler Today
Forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for generally clear skies this afternoon with northeast to east winds of six to twelve mph. It will be colder today and tonight, with a high near 50 degrees and a low around 24. Warmer conditions are expected Thursday with a high near 61.
Candidacy filed by Bernice E. Dilley for Chaves County treasurer
Bernice E. Dilley deputy to treasurer Gail Harris announces her candidacy for Chaves County treasurer subject to the Republican primary. A Roswell businesswoman with extensive accounting and real estate background she cites practical county property knowledge. She and husband Fred H. Dilley Jr reside near Roswell. their son Fred H. Dilley II lives near Portland.
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Bernice E. Dilley
Chaves
Roswell
Chaves County
Harris
Chicago
Fred H. Dilley Jr
Berrendo
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Fred H. Dilley II
Portland
Ore
Roswell mayor backs 1.2 million sewer bond plan
Roswell Mayor William F Brainerd endorses a 1.2 million general obligation bond for a municipal storm sewer system as part of a 15 million flood control plan. The bonds, up for a March 5 election, cover new sewer mains in four areas plus three laterals with costs totaling about 1 million and 200 thousand for laterals.
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Louis Davies
William F. Brainerd
Roswell
Brainerd
Mann Engineering Co
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