Mescalero fishing featured in Fiesta Issue of New Mexico Magazine
The Fiesta Issue highlights Mescalero Apache Reservation fishing, with Outdoorsman Winston Cox of Silver City reviewing the scene. John Meigs of San Patricio discusses the Silver Dollar Restaurant's culinary art in Tinnie near Roswell and Ruidoso.
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Lincoln
Otero
New Mexico
Winston Cox
Silver City
John Meigs
San Patricio
Tinnie
Roswell
Ruidoso
Roswell Develops Economic District Office In Airport Hub
The Southeastern New Mexico Economic Development District opens in the Roswell Industrial Air Center with Nick Papas as executive director seeking a secretary. Roswell Chamber plans an overarching EDA strategy for four county area as work starts immediately.
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Southeastern New Mexico
Weather records note hot spell with possible easing
The forecast predicts a one degree drop from 99 degrees while the region endures a long heat wave. July 5 posted 106 degrees, July 4 104, July 6 102, and a 100 degree day on Wednesday. Historical highs include 110 degrees in Roswell on June 9, 1896 and July 14, 1958.
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Roswell
National Weather Bureau
Roswell man pleads guilty to robbery and false imprisonment
Nolan A. Phillips, 31, of 700 Greenwood St, Roswell, pleaded guilty in the South Judicial District Court to robbery and false imprisonment after a May incident in which contractor Harold E. DeShurley was kidnapped. Judge Snead sentenced him to two to ten years for robbery and one to five years for false imprisonment, to run consecutively.
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Roswell
Sth
Nolan A. Phillips
Greenwood St
Phillips
Harold E. DeShurley
Paul Snead
Snead
Phillip
G. W. Shannon
Carlsbad
Ernest J. Parent
Patrick Hanagan
Hanagan
King Announces New State Corrections Commission and Parole Board
Gov. Bruce King names Maurice Sanchez as chairman of the seven member Corrections Commission and Victor Salazar to the five member Parole Board. The panel includes Democrats and Republicans from Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Carrizozo, Fort Sumner and Taos, overseeing the penitentiary Springer Boys School and related facilities as the legislature established a dedicated department in 1971.
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Ray Davenport
Albuquerque
KOB Television
Jackie Spencer
Carrizozo
Old State Boys School Board
Gene Gallegos
Santa Fe
Supreme Court
Irwin Moise
Alvin Stockton
Manuel Armijo
Albuquerque First National Bank
Parole Board
Salazar
New Mexico
John Burroughs
Bill Carr
Fort Sumner
DeBaca County
Democratic Party
Jack Richards
Los Lunas
Richard Morris
Taos
Phil Cantu
Springer Boys School
SALT talks in Helsinki show early promising start
The fifth round of SALT negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union began in Helsinki with both sides reporting strong, positive progress. Officials said the opening session at the Soviet Embassy indicated a constructive mood as they aim to limit ABMs and agree on measures for offensive strategic weapons.
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Frank Crepeau
Associated Press
Helsinki
Soviet Union
United States
Gerard Smith
Vladimir Semenov
Viet Cong plan faces U S withdrawal demand at Paris talks
U S rejects the Viet Cong proposal for a year end U S troop withdrawal in exchange for prisoner releases. North Vietnamese say it offers safe exit. Bruce notes no decisive response and urges restricted talks while Viet Cong press for rapid disengagement and full prisoner releases.
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David Mason
Associated Press
PARIS
United States
U.S
Vietnam
David K.E. Bruce
South Vietnam
Bruce
Nguyen Thi Binh
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Pham Dang Lam
Safe
Laos
Cambodia
Indochina
Lam
Saigon
Republican of
North Vietnam
China
U.S.S.R
Red tide outbreak hits Florida coast killing fish and hurting tourism
The worst red tide in Florida in nearly 25 years darkens 100 miles of Gulf waters from St. Petersburg to Fort Myers. Dead fish litter beaches as motels report emptied rooms and cancellations. officials project $10,000 daily disposal costs while oyster and clam fishing is barred. The bloom, caused by a toxin from a plantlike organism, has devastated marine life and affected tourism as authorities monitor the stretch and past outbreaks.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Gulf Coast
Fort Myers
Miami
Atlantic
Tarpon Springs
Judge tests free speech limits in Culver protest case
At Lakenheath England Air Force Captain Thomas Culver faces court martial for taking part in a protest against rules for U S servicemen abroad. The judge says the ban on demonstrations restricts free speech and must be tested constitutionally. The trial could last five to six days with potential dishonorable discharge and four years in prison as maximum penalties.
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Andrew Torchia
Associated Press
Lakenheath
England
Air Force
Carl R. Abrams
North Miami Beach
Fla
Abrams
West Germany
Air
Thomas Culver
Britain
Culver
Vietnam
U.S
Frank Wesson
Hyde Park
Wiesbaden
3Rd Air Force
House of Commons
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Goopee
AL Stubbs
London
American Bar Assn
Albuquerque Journal
Europe
New Mexico Bar Assa
ABA
New York
Jim Jennings
W. E. Bondurant Jr
Russell Man
Samuel H. Loessler
Artesia
Warren Burger
Edward Heath
Queen Elizabeth
N.M. Bar
Sam H. Loeffler
A. J. Losee
Mucho
Jed
George
Associated Press and Record News
Miami Beach
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
James R. Hoffa
Bruce King
J. R. Allen
Jim Marks
Chaves County
George DeShurley
Wallace Massey
Washington
U. S. Board of Parole
Teamster Union
Roswell High
Cahoon Park
National Cheerleading Assn
Kay Rawdon
Sherry Shaw
Quata Richards
Billie Hill
Kelly Christenson
Laurie Rizan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
California
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