06 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1975
Page
1
Prospect for the Tri County Juvenile Detention Center at the Roswell Industrial Air Center looks unlikely as officials search for a suitable home. The project aims to house juvenile detainees within a secure facility in the area.
Mayor Jerry Smith cites FAA officials in Albuquerque showing pessimism about locating the proposed facility at the former Air Force alert facility at RIAC. Bill J. Howard stresses exhausting all aeronautical uses before non aviation uses, with fair rent and 10 percent return if Lease. Steering committee has not formally approached the city. next meeting set in Roswell at 1 p.m. Tuesday with the Region Six Criminal Justice Planning Commission.
More than 300 mayors gathered at the U S Conference of Mayors called for 2 billion dollars in federal aid to combat the recession. Mayor Joseph Alioto said New York's trouble reflects issues in all cities as Congress debates the anti recession bill before the Senate Government Operations Committee.
The Fourth of July holiday saw an estimated 304 traffic deaths by early today with NSC projecting 480 to 580 more fatalities over the three day period. Mayors in cities like Boston Newark and New York faced layoffs tax hikes and service cuts amid fiscal crises and calls for better federal support.
Explosions at Ein Beniyeh Camp near Baalbeck killed at least 30 militiamen training in landmines with 60 others wounded. Camp housed Shiite followers of Imam Mousa Sadr amid sectarian clashes. police called it an isolated accident.
President Ford assured President Suharto of Indonesia that U S interests in Southeast Asia will remain active after Indochina setbacks. He praised Suharto as a valued ally and warned against further Communist expansion while noting Indonesia as a key oil supplier and potential for more military aid.
President Ford readies a swim in the White House pool valued at 66 800 dollars after a Camp David session with Indonesian President Suharto.
Roswell Daily Record starts a seven part Sunday excerpt from Leo Durocher’s book Nice Guys Finish Last. The former player and manager explains his philosophy that winning matters most and that money games drive success. The piece promises humor and insight for baseball fans and general readers.
A new system to provide civil legal counsel for indigent residents nears operation in Chaves County. The program, led by the Bar Association and a feasibility committee, would rotate case work among local lawyers with initial screenings by Service Corps of Retired Executives volunteers. Dist. Judge Snead welcomed the effort but warned against unlicensed practice and emphasized screening to aid those truly in need.
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