Schmitt campaigns in Roswell for 1976 Senate bid
Senate hopeful Dr. Harrison H. Schmitt, of Silver City and Albuquerque, predicts victory in the June GOP primary and in November. He spoke at a Roswell banquet, arguing for stronger Republican principles and renewed commitment to state residents. About 130 attended.
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Wilbur
Chaves County
Gail Harris
Roswell
Hand. Schmitt
U.S. Senate
Roswell Inn
Silver City
Albuquerque
Senate
Schmitt
Orlando V. Gallegos
Republican Movement
Republican Party
Lincoln
Jefferson
Arthur F
Art” Aiello
R-Chaves
Aiello
Colin R. McMillan
Ddebaca-Chaves
Wallace Wins Mississippi Caucuses In Early 1976 Test
Alabama Gov George Wallace leads in Mississippi precinct caucuses with about 41 percent of delegates chosen amid 50 000 participants and 26 percent uncommitted. Carter credits Wallace organization and calls for broader turnout while Shriver and Bentsen trail with single digits.
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Associated Press
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Alabama
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Jimmy Carter
Mississipi
Carter
Wallace
Iowa
R. Sargent Shriver
Sen
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Steve St. Amand
Atlanta
Gov. Wallace
Mississippi
James Goff
Stiles seeks re election to Roswell City Council
City Councilman L C Stiles 50 of 1706 S Monroe Drive will run for a fifth term on the Concerned Citizens for Responsive Government ticket. The slate includes Tandy Hunt Lloyd Rubio Harold Ashcraft Evelyn Siegfried and Stiles. They plan to file for the March 2 election and tout improved communication public access crime reduction and more recreation facilities at the Wool Bowl with office hours and written responses.
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L.C. Stiles
S. Monroe Drive
Citizens For Responsive Government
Tandy L. Hunt
Kentucky Ave
Lloyd D. Rubio
Oak Drive
Harold W. Ashcraft
Rancho Road
Evelyn A. Siegfieid
Baylor Ave
Stiles
Roswell
Roswell High School
Phyllis
Larry C. Stiles
Ricky Stiles
Dallas
Tex
Vickie Shackleford
Midland
Hunt
Wool Bowl
Hunt Saide
Juvenile arrest records access debated by New Mexico judge
Judge Paul Snead in Roswell states juvenile arrest records may be open under a 1973 amendment, reversing a 1972 rule. Agencies plan to release names and addresses, though officials note children's court records stay confidential.
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Fifth Judicial District
Paul Snead
Roswell
Snead
New Mexico
District Court
Bill Carpenter
Fidential
Lacer
Frank Hale
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