Sierra campground slayings probe maniacal attacker sought
Nevada County authorities hunted for a suspect in the Bear River riverbank campground slaughter that killed Donna Fitzhugh and Jimon Satan and wounded Martha Parker and Kenneth and Jean Garbe. The assailant fled with Satan's 41 caliber revolver after entering at 11 p.m. Monday.
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Kenneth Garbe
Applegate
Placer County
Jean
Brown
Garbes
Garbe
Satan
Dave Parker
Sam Fitzhugh
Greenhorn Creek
Police recover stolen motorcycle and report string of thefts
Police recovered a motorcycle reported stolen from Red Rooster Bowling Lanes and investigated multiple thefts including a stereo deck from a car, a guitar and amp from a church, a tire from a pickup, a burglarized semi truck, and a detached metal building removed from Caprock pumping station.
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Juniper and Fir
Red Rooster
John Lark West
Ignacio Ponce de Leon
Hermosa Drive
Old West
East Secone Street
Charlie Medina
Route 1
Dexter
Spanish Church of God
E. Bland St
J.R. Isler
W. Summit
Pecos
R. W. Murphy Former SEP Editor Dies at 68
Prescott Arizona AP Robert W. Murphy aged 68 died Tuesday at a local hospital after a long journalism career as senior editor for the Saturday Evening Post. He authored nature books including The Pond and The Stream his latest. He moved to Prescott in 1968 and belonged to the Explorers Club. He is survived by his widow Jean a daughter Molly Jean a son Robert Shane Murphy and a sister Elizabeth Boardman. Private funeral services and cremation will follow.
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Prescott, Ariz
Robert W. Murphy
Saturday Evening Post
Murphy
Prescott
Natural History Writers Association
Explorers Club
New York City
Jean
Molly Jean
Robert Shane Murphy
Flagstaff
Ariz
Elizabeth Boardman
Narberth
Local man Harold Hanes tops trainee honors at Southwestern
Harold C. Hanes an electronics technician at the electric company was named one of five outstanding trainees for Southwestern Public Service Company's Vocational Training School 1970 71 term. He earned a 99.67 grade average in three electronics courses with 104 hours of personal study and perfect attendance 192 trainees came from other companies and 505 completed courses. Hanes will tour the service area in late July and receive a certificate. Ortiz appointed Santa Fe state forester succeeding Ray Bell who retires Aug 1 Ortiz will work through July as Bell's assistant.
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Harold C. Hanes
Southwestern Public Service Company
Hanes
Electric Company
Bill Farris
Southwestern
Ortiz
Santa Fe, N.M
Bruce King
Manuel A. Ortiz
Ray Bell
Bell
The
Land Office
Teen-Ager Recovers Vision After Eclipse Accident
Ann Turner, a 15 year old, watched the March 7 solar eclipse with incomplete protection. Doctors said her eye injuries were incurable, yet a miracle occurred and she can see again.
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Ann Turner
Ann
Governor to name council to plan training funds use
Governor Bruce King plans to form a Manpower Planning Council to manage nearly fifty million dollars in federal grants for training and minority employment. The council will coordinate funds, shift oversight from the ESC, and push state agencies to raise minority employment and training.
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Howard Graves
Associated Press
Jackson Lake
Wyo
New Mexico
Bruce King
Toney Anaya
New Mexico Employment Security Commission
ESC
King
Western Governors’ Conference
Anaya
Roswell Daily Record Publication Data
Roswell Daily Record publishes weekday evenings and Sunday mornings from 230 N Main Roswell N M 88201. Editors include Albert A Stuobs Jerry Mc Cormack Leland Mark ward Jimmy C Cox. Subscription rates in advance for Chaves County by mail 28.80 other counties 26.80 Roswell by carrier 2.40 monthly three months 7.20 six months 14.40 one year 28.89. Second class postage paid at Roswell NM. Member of the Associated Press.
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N. Main St
Roswell
N.m
Albert A. Stuobs
Jerry McCormack
Leland Markward
Jimmy C. Cox
Chaves County
Trade
Associated Press
Roswell Man Convicted in Sex Assault Case
Arnold Barnes, 43, of 800 N Atkinson Ave, was found guilty by a 5th Judicial District Court jury of sexual assault involving three boys aged 10 to 12. Judge Paul Snead sentenced him to one to five years and set an appeal bond of 7500 dollars before remanding him to custody. Barnes has 30 days to appeal. Two other defendants pleaded guilty to separate offenses: Noel Wallace Wilson to unlawful possession of marijuana and Narcisco Anaya to assault with intent to commit a violent felony. Wilson received 60 days in county jail. Anaya was sentenced to two to 10 years in state prison. Charges against them included aggravated burglary, burglary and larceny, with some dismissed on DA motion.
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Roswell
5Th Judicial District Court
Paul Snead
Arnold Barnes
N. Atkinson Ave
Barnes
Snead
Chaves
Santa Fe
Noel Wallace Wilson
Madison Ave
Wilson
Dist
Atty
Patrick Hanagan
Narcisco “Nash
Anaya
S. Monroe Drive
FE. Bland St
Dexter Youth Unconscious After Early Morning Crash
An 18 year old Dexter resident Javier V Hernandez was found unconscious in his car after it struck a tree at 519 East Fifth Street. Police arrived at 6 05 am and no citations were issued. He was admitted to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center.
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Dexter
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Javier V. Hernandez
Box 97
Fifth St
Women march in Bastille Day parade for first time since WWII
Paris AP reports that over 9 000 French servicemen paraded along the Champs Elysees for Bastille Day, but the standout unit was 180 women from the auxiliary forces marching in the event for the first time since World War II.
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Paris
Champs Elysees
First youth ballots cast in Central New Mexico vote
In Central New Mexico under-21 residents became the first in the state to vote since 18-20 year olds won the right. They approved a 300000 general obligation bond to fund water system improvements by 183 to 60. Nine unregistered 18-20 voters cast ballots as age proof and residence rules were applied. Alamogordo youths face a 2 million school bond vote Thursday.
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Central
N.M
Josen Wilson
Atty
David Norvell
Dist
Norman Hodges
Silver City
Hodges
Alamogordo
Dexter man named to county committee
Wallace Reinecke of Dexter has been appointed a three year member of the Chaves County Farmers Home Committee by county supervisor Richard Floyd. Other members are Mrs. Bonnie Grassie of Dexter and Leroy Lang of East Grand Plains. The panel reviews loan applications for land housing recreation and water development and advises on local policy adaptations.
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Wallace Reinecke
Dexter
Chaves County
Chaves
Reinecke
Floyd
New Mexico Cotton Plantings Reported At 151000 Acres
The New Mexico Crop and Livestock Reporting Service estimates total upland and American Pima cotton plantings at 151000 acres for this year. Upland accounts for 130000 acres, down 6 percent from last year, while American Pima covers 21000 acres, up 35 percent. Planting was complete by early June with limited replanting on the east side after hail. Overall growth is satisfactory though development trails normal. Also, Chaves County Red Cross chapter to hold a garage sale at 1422 W Alameda St on Friday and Saturday.
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New Mexico
Chaves County
The
American Red Cross
W. Alameda St
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Weimar
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Sacramento Medical Center
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