Tyner Seeks Re election To Roswell City Council
Roswell veteran council member Roy V. Tyner filed Friday for re election on the Roswell Action ticket. Tyner has served 14 years on Ward III representing west central Roswell. He runs a welding business and aims to apply his business experience to govern Roswell more efficiently.
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Roy V. Tyner
Roswell
Tyner
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A & M College
Louisiana
Kansas Ave
Josephine
St Peter School Cafeteria Menu Week
Monday meat loaf with sweet potatoes fruit salad bread and milk. Tuesday sloppy joes buttered corn lettuce pickles applesauce milk. Wednesday beans and chili cabbage apple raisin salad orange bread butter milk. Thursday steak fingers mashed potatoes buttered peas prune cake bread butter milk. Friday tuna fish sandwiches sliced cheese buttered corn lettuce salad cherry cobbler milk.
Roswell Constable H A Ashcraft Says He Will Not Run
Roswell resident H A Ashcraft constable in precincts I and II announces he will not seek re election. He has held the constable position since 1952 and thanks the people of Roswell for their confidence.
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H.A. Ashcraft
Roswell
Ashcraft
State Planning Office Aids New Mexico Counties and Cities
Gov. Jack M. Campbell outlines the creation and work of the State Planning Office. The agency inventories resources and guides a statewide development program, assisting communities from Alamogordo to Truth or Consequences and coordinating studies on energy, water, education, and economic planning. The plan includes more than a dozen completed or pending studies and future expansion across state agencies.
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New Mexico
Chaves
Alamogordo
Artesia
Bayard
Belen
Carrizoto
Central
Farmington
Fort Sumner
Laguna Pueblo
Las Cruces
Logan
Lordsburg
Chama
Chaves County
Cloudcroft
Columbus
Cuba
Deming
Des Moines
Dona Ana County
Eddy County
Elida
Eunice
Maxwell
Mesilla
Questz
Ruidoso
Roy
Santa Fe
Silver City
Socorro
Texico
Truth Or Consequences
Tularosa
Weekend Weather Summary For Pacific to Appalachians
For the period ending 7 p.m. Sunday rain dominates the Pacific Coast with rain mixed with snow in the North and Central Rockies and the Northern Plains. Snow flurries appear in New England the Lower Lakes region and the Appalachians. Skies range from fair to partly cloudy with colder weather in the eastern half and warmer temperatures in the North and Central Rockies. Temperature changes are minimal elsewhere.
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Pacific Coast
Rockies
Plains
New England
Lower Lakes Region
Appalachians
Reading at Intervals From Friday Afternoon Through Saturday
A schedule shows readings every three hours from 2 PM Friday to 11 AM Saturday. The sequence lists successive times across the two-day window for a continuous monitoring or event log.
New Mexico Fair Weather Through Sunday
The New Mexico forecast calls for fair conditions through Sunday with warmer weather in the east. Tonight low temperatures range from 5 to 20 degrees in the north and east, 20 to 32 in the southwest. Sunday highs reach 49 in the north to 54 in the south with 35 to 54 across the region.
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New Mexico
Official Records Marriage Licenses Issued Jan 28
William J. Dyer 19 of Walla Walla Washington weds Norma Ruth Smith 16 of Ruidoso. Frank S. Blair III 22 of Albuquerque weds Whitney I Robinson 22 of Roswell. Divorces filed Anne Barber vs Richard L Barber. Divorces granted Johnny William Cooper from Carol Parrish Cooper.
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William J. Dyer
Walla Walla
Wash
Norma Ruth Smith
Ruidoso
Frank S. Blair III
Albuquerque
Whitney I. Robinson
Roswell
Johnny William Cooper
Carol Parrish Cooper
Center Approves 13 Month Training Center for Women
Gov. Jack M. Campbell approved a 13 month job training center for women at the Cole Hotel in Albuquerque. A $2.5 million contract was awarded to Packard-Bell Electronics Corp. to operate the center, which will train 350 girls aged 16 to 21.
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Santa FE
Jack M. Campbell
Cole Hotel
Albuquerque
Packard-Bell Electronics Corp
Roswell Candidate Carl McFarland Files for Ward I Seat
Roswell contractor Carl R. McFarland has filed for a four year term in Ward I on the United Roswell ticket. He moved to Roswell ten years ago as a geologist for Atlantic Refining Co and cites interest in the city’s economy. He holds a bachelor and a master from Brigham Young University and serves as a director of Boys Clubs of Roswell Inc while affiliated with the New Mexico Home Build- preserving community ties with incumbent mayor Gail Harris.
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Roswell
McFarland
Atlantic Refining Co
Gail Harris
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Boys Clubs of
Roswell Inc
TTA Makes Changes in Dallas Runs
Trans Texas Airways will add early-evening two stop service between Roswell and Dallas using Convair equipment. Roswell departures at 7 15 p.m. with 11 15 p.m. Dallas arrivals via Carlsbad and Hobbs, and Dallas to Roswell at 8 p.m. with 10 19 p.m. arrival. Other flights unchanged. return service from El Paso studied. Mayor praise notes convenient one day Dallas trips.
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Trans Texas Airways
Roswell
Dallas
Stanley Mathis
Chamber of Commerce Airport Committee
TTA
Convair
Carlsbad
Hobbs
el Paso
Gail Harris
Week proclaimed Clergy Week in New Mexico
Governor Jack M. Campbell declared Clergy Week in New Mexico for this week with Thursday as Clergy Day and designated February 29 as Army Nurse Corps Week marking the corps 65th anniversary.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
Army Nurse Corps
McFarland Family Resides on Edgewood Drive
The McFarland family lives at 3010 Edgewood Drive with wife Mary and their five children in a local notice listing neighborhood residents.
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Ers Assn
McFarland
Edgewood Drive
Mary
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