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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
2
Old memories recall six inchers cherry bombs and miniatures before bans in New Mexico. Artesia plans a dusk Fourth display while Roswell misses public fireworks. The Animal Protection League warns of July noise risks to pets and urges secure confinement and identification tags.
A family yearly Fourth activity tests members by sun exposure to determine who can become most parboiled. The custom is described as risky and questioned for its value to human intelligence. The text mentions a degree from Arizona State University with distinction and a 1969 Goddard High School graduate with a 4.0 GPA, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray J. Bush of Roswell.
Gail Bush is noted as earning a bachelor of science with distinction. The message ends with warm holiday wishes.
Roswell official Chief Asst. Dist. Atty. Morris Stagner states New Mexico auto license revocation for refusing a breath test remains constitutional through an administrative process. He notes a hearing within 20 days is available after notice, contrasting Arizona’s immediate revocation.
Roswell Mayor William F Brainerd proclaims July 4 Honor America Day urging citizens organizations churches and schools to observe with programs. The proclamation emphasizes patriotism and the American spirit to overcome remaining national problems.
Army and Navy secretaries drop aiding the enemy and other misconduct charges against seven Army and Marine enlisted POWs in North Vietnam due to insufficient evidence. Sgt Abel L. Kavanaugh is dead by suicide. his charges void but record to be cleared. Remaining cases target Navy Capt Walter E. Wilber and Marine Lt Col Edison Wainwright Miller.
Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Thursday from Ballard Chapel for Mrs. Charlotte Lyman Rose 88 of 911 W Seventh St who died at 10 40 p m Sunday in St Marys Hospital after a lengthy illness Burial will be in the Rose family plot in South Park Cemetery Ballard Funeral Home has charge of arrangements She was born August 4 1884 in Lampasas Texas married May 3 1905 in Roswell to Benjamin Franklin Rose and had several survivors and civic affiliations including First Christian Church and Eastern Star
New Mexico law effective last month gives district attorneys sole power to determine which publications films or other material are harmful to minors defined as unmarried persons under 18. It voids local ordinances and sets a 30 day window for judicial review after notice. Violations carry up to one year in jail or a 1000 dollar fine.
U S imposes strict controls on iron and steel scrap exports after domestic prices hit a 16 year high. The move affects orders over 500 tons placed after July 1 as Japan plans to curb U S scrap imports to five million tons in 1973.
New York stocks slipped in dull trading amid rate worries and profit concerns. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 875.53, down 5.04 with more losses than gains on the NYSE as banks boost prime rates and Fed actions tighten reserves. IBM led volume, down 7.12 to 29734, while the AMEX index rose 0.02 to 22.25.
The Rio Grande Valley and southeastern plains endure eighth straight day around 100 degrees. Albuquerque tops 102, sixth straight day over 100. Las Cruces hits 104, Deming 104, with Alamogordo 103 and Socorro 103. Heat stays due to a warm high pressure system centered over New Mexico. No relief expected through Wednesday.
U S Rep Manuel Lujan says OMB officials assure 4 7 million for geothermal research is available and Congress approved its spending He notes potential expansion at Los Alamos and Sandia research efforts and restoration of geothermal money to the AEC budget The rest of the text includes unrelated trivia and is not part of the main item.
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