County contracts awarded by Chaves County Board
Six bids were awarded by the Chaves County Board of Commissioners at a regular meeting in the courthouse chambers. Contracts cover concrete gasoline diesel asphalt diesel service two man concrete farm crew sand and propane with Ready Mix Concrete Co. awarded for concrete at 2.50 to 3.00 per yard and Don Brewer Oil Co. selected for gasoline fuel at the lowest quoted price among bids.
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Chaves
Ready Mix Concrete Co
Don Brewer Oil Co
State of New Mexico
Spencer and Co
Albuquerque
Ted Green
DeShurley Construction Co
Russell Smith
Roswell
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Domenici
Cumberland Cooperative Water Users Association
Kent Shaner
Shaner
Mountain Bell
Maude Hall Dies in Roswell at 88
Funeral services set for Maude Elizabeth Hall 81 at Ballard Chapel with Rev. James R. Bruening officiating. Burial in South Park Cemetery with Eastern Star rites. Mrs Hall widow of Thomas Joseph Hall former Roswell mayor 1940 48. she served long on Salvation Army advisory board and held numerous local civic roles. Survived by son Thomas J Hall Jr and three grandchildren.
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Ballard
Maude Elizabeth Hall
Pennsylvania Ave
James R. Bruening
First Presbyterian Church
Geraldine Barbee
Eastern Star
Roswell Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Hall
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Funeral Home
Hall-Poorbaugh Press
Roswell
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Order of Eastern Star
Unit 28
American Legion Auxiliary
Harold DeShurley
L. M. Hall
Jerry Rawdon
Forest Fires In Southwest NM and Carlsbad Out of Control
A 27 000 acre forest fire in southwest New Mexico was controlled today while a Carlsbad blaze expanded to 8100 acres and remained out of control. The report cites Forest Service spokesmen and notes local responses and ongoing concern over two major fires in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Carlsbad
USS. Forest Service
Nixon and Brezhnev Agree to Meet Again Next Year
President Nixon told Russians that progress is being made toward limiting strategic nuclear arms and announced plans to continue talks with Leonid Brezhnev next year in Moscow. He cited advances from three summits, urged a lasting peace, and noted new accords on health and housing.
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Moscow
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Grand Kremlin Palace
United States
Congress
Henry A. Kissinger
Alexander Haig Jr
Plant Nears Completion with Lights and 500 Sewing Machines
Workman James Pologger applies final touches to a plant scene lit by surrounding lights. The area features about 500 sewing machines arranged around the workspace.
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James Pologger
Fireworks Caution Urged by Roswell Police Chief
Roswell City Police Chief L M Hall urged youngsters to use fireworks with care during July Fourth celebrations. He warned of danger from all fireworks and emphasized adult supervision for children. Hall noted local stands have largely inspected and not sold illegal devices and urged considerate use in residential areas to avoid disturbances and injuries.
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Roswell City
L. M. Hall
Hall
Fire Department
Levi plant move begins at new South Main site
Levi Strauss relocates to a $2 million new plant on South Main, moving equipment from the Roswell Industrial Air Center. The facility aims for full occupancy by Friday 4 p.m. with operations ready Monday morning. The plant features bright colors, a glass enclosed coffee shop, and about 600 employees including 450 sewing operators.
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Levi Strauss
South Main
Air Center
Tracy Huber
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Roger Cormier
Abie Mowad
RIAC
Monad
Cormier
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Ann Lawson
Roswell Daily Record
Ann
Peppermint Park
Maude Hall
THE
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Isabel
Maude E. Hall
Kremlin
Levi Plant
Roswell and Vicinity
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