Roswell Area Ranchers Face Fence Modifications for BLM Study
Two Roswell area ranchers David McGee and Gayland Townsend were told Friday that portions of fences on their grazing allotments will be modified to fit BLM multiple use goals. Modifications, not beginning until February, impact cattle pastures and may exclude former sheep grazing areas.
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Roswell
David McGee
Gayland Townsend
Bureau of Land Management
McGee
Townsend
James H
Smokey
O’connor
BLM
McGee and Townsend
W.H. ‘Bud’ Eppers
Florida declares disaster as freeze devastates crops
Governor Askew declares Florida a disaster area after a week of deep freezing that damaged vegetables and citrus across the state. Officials warn of price hikes and job losses for as many as 130 000 workers while some citrus leaders call the freeze a potential relief from a surplus.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Reubin Askew
Florida
Askew
Carter
Immokalee
Ralph May
May
Pardon divides Roswell residents amid Carter amnesty debate
Roswell residents split over President Carter's blanket pardon for draft dodgers. Voices across ages and roles from American Legion members to ENMU Roswell students criticized, supported, or worried about the aftermath, with few agreeing on the war or future effects.
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Roswell
Jimmy Carter
The
Daily Record
Carter
Viet Nam
Joe Lucas
Forrest Drive
Department
American Legion of New Mexico
Enmur
Congress
Bowen
Elvis E. Fleming
Wildy Drive
Fleming
Catherine Thomas
Greenwood Ave
Roswell Board Hopefuls Highlight Back to Basics Education
Roswell school board candidates discuss future priorities with emphasis on the back to basics approach. Several favor tougher coursework, some want expanded bilingual, vocational, drug and sex education, and improved due process for staff. Debates touch on expulsion rules, calendar changes, cafeteria needs, and broader vocational aims.
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Roswell School Board
The
Daily Record
Jack Bilderback
Bilderback
Mary J. ‘Spunky’ Baldock
H.C
Jack’’ Prichard
Prichard
Richard L. Ledinski
Ledinski
Kevin R. Scott
Scott
John J. Mundzak
Mundzak
Lawrence F. Boesel
Robert C. Shanks Jr
Boesel
Shanks
Theodore E. Davenport
James T. Forrester
William J. Murphy
Ford to lead Eisenhower Fellowships program presidency
Former President Gerald R. Ford will serve as president of the Eisenhower Fellowships program. Robert O. Anderson said Ford will guide policy, program planning, and participant selection for a fellowship that funds 4 to 12 month exchanges for mid level leaders from 86 countries.
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Los Angeles
Gerald R. Ford
Robert O. Anderson
Corporation
Roswell
Ford
Friends
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Record Goes Metric Nation Follows Soon
The Roswell Daily Record starts a 10 part series on the metric system titled An Everyday Guide to the Metric System and will publish metric conversions of standard U S measurements. The move reflects U S efforts toward voluntary metric adoption since 1975 and includes dual readings in articles and some car speedometers and weather reports.
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Roswell
United States
Ford
U.S
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