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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1974

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St. Clair argues Supreme Court drawn into Nixon impeachment

White House lawyer James D. St. Clair told the Supreme Court the impeachment process is inevitably drawn into the Nixon case as he urged overturning a lower court order for tapes and documents in the Watergate matter. Jaworski warned that unchecked presidential sovereignty would widen constitutional abuses.

W. Dale Nelson Associated Press Washington (Ap White House James D. St. Clair Supreme Court Nixon Leon Jaworski St. Clair House Judiciary Committee Jaworski Watergate U.S. Supreme Court Washington D.C Haldeman Ehrlichman William J. Brennan Grand Jury William C. Douglas Thurgood Marshall Marshall

Six drown during the Fourth of July weekend across New Mexico

Six people died during the long Fourth of July weekend in New Mexico. The Chavez sisters, Teresa 3 and Martha 31, from Torreon, perished when their car was swept downstream in a flash flood near Escalosa. Others identified include Robbie Morris 16 of House, Lina Kay Bugg 10 of Tucumcari, David Arguello 22 of Clayton, and Richard Garcia 22 of Santa Fe.

Associated Press New Mexico Manzano Mountains Teresa Chavez Martha Chavez Torreon Robbie Morris House Lina Kay Bugg Tucumcari David Arguello Clayton Richard Garcia Santa Fe Chavez Victor Mora Albuquerque Mora Chilili Escalosa Morris Jack Jennings Bugg Trigg Memorial Hospital Garcia E Pond

Window shatters during Ford motorcade in Dallas

Police report a driver side window broke in 92 degree heat during Vice President Ford's Dallas motorcade en route to a dedication ceremony. The Secret Service cites heat expansion, while the Texas DPS believes a rock caused the damage. Glass was removed and several cars were affected.

Dallas Tex Gerald R. Ford Secret Service Texas Texas Department of Public Safety Jim Robinson Robinson

Man arraigned in Lincoln County for two counts of involuntary manslaughter

William R. Hickman 71 of Ruidoso appeared before Judge Austin A. Pritchett on two counts of involuntary manslaughter after reporting two men found looting his home. He was released on his own recognizance. Identified victims are Thomas Sanders 28 Mesilla Park and David Anthony Schlitz 21 Tempe Arizona. An arrest warrant named James Lowell Carmichael 23 Mesa Aziz. Hickman recounted hearing noises upstairs and firing after encountering one man near his wife. His wife said she did not struggle with the men. A preliminary hearing date is not set.

Ruidoso William R. Hickman Lincoln County Austin A. Pritchett Hickman Richard Parsons Lincoln County Sheriff's Deputies Thomas Sanders Mesilla Park David Anthony Schlitz Tempe Ariz James Lowell Carmichael Mesa Aziz

Fire ban lift eyed as Ruidoso rains boost forest readiness

Weekend rainfall in the Ruidoso area raises hopes for lifting fire restrictions in parts of the Lincoln National Forest. District Ranger Fritz Menninghaus notes readings dropping to moderate, with several spots reporting inches of rain. Airport official Frank Potter and Tim Morris of Ruidoso Airport credit rain for dampening fire risk and fires calls, while Roswell reports light rain. Local ranch rain tallies vary from trace to 1.3 inches, with some locations totaling 0.25 to 1.5 inches depending on gauge.

Ruidoso Lincoln National Forest Fritz Menninghaus Smokey Bear Frank Potter Potter Menninghaus Tim Morris Roswell Lewis Purcella Jimmy Jones L. E. Ranch Jones Wallers Ranch Clines Corners Sterrett Capitan Mountains Purcella Charles Elinor Jones Joe Skeen Picacho

Roswell City Council to Review Zoning and Annexation Proposals

Roswell planning and zoning staff recommendations will guide the council 7 30 p m Tuesday at City Hall. Zoning change requests from Berrendo Irrigated Farms Mesa Park Addition and potential annexation are on the table. In Santa Fe State Planning Officer David King announced deputy Leo Griego will replace Brad Hays as Motor Transportation Department director. Hays resigns August 15 to attend UNM law school. Albuquerque Demo gubernatorial candidate Jerry Apodaca aims to name a new state party chairman within 24 48 hours but offers few specifics.

Associated Press and Record News Roswell Santa FE N.M David King Leo Griego la Madera Brad Hays State Motor Transportation Department Hays University of New Mexico Albuquerque Jerry Apodaca New State Party

Lt governors meet Tuesday in New Mexico conference

About 400 people including 43 lieutenant governors and Vice President Ford will attend the National Lieutenant Governor's Conference opening in Albuquerque. Mondragon says Ford will speak on a major topic in Santa Fe Friday, topic not released.

Santa FE N.M Gerald Ford Albuquerque New Mexico Robert Mondagon Mondragon Tony Armijo White House Senate

NM leaders urged to press pardon for Reies Tijerina

Alianza vice president Wilfredo Sedillo called on Sen. Montoya Sen. Domenici and Rep. Lujan to state views on a potential pardon for Reies Lopez Tijerina. Tijerina serves 1-5 and 2-10 year terms after the Tierra Amarilla courthouse raid and Gov. King has not pardoned him.

Albuquerque N.M Alianza Federal de Pueblos Libres New Mexico Alianza Reies Lopez Tijerina Wilfredo Sedillo U.S Joseph Montoya D-N.m Pete Domenici R-N.m Manuel Lujan David Norvell Tijerina State Penitentiary Rio Arriba Tierra Amarilla King

Nine women vie for Miss New Mexico crown in Hobbs

Nine entrants ages 17 to 25 compete Saturday for Miss New Mexico 1974 in Hobbs. The winner earns a 1500 dollar scholarship and a 1000 dollar clothing allowance and advances to Miss America in Atlantic City in September.

Hobbs N.M Patti Nelms Roswell Southern Methodist University

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