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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1971

Page

2

Bus wagons deemed marginal in safety study

Consumers Union in Mount Vernon says bus wagons remain inadequately protected and exempt from several federal safety rules. The report cites Volkswagen and Ford models as only marginal or grossly inadequate, with exemptions on restraints, locking columns, and shoulder belts.

G. David Wallace Associated Press Washington Consumers Union Mount Vernon N.Y Chevrolet Dodge Volkswagen Ford Department of Transportation Consumer Reports

FBI to handle police slayings on invitation basis

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced that agents will investigate policemen killings when asked by local agencies but noted no requests have been made since a policy shift last month. He cited 96.4 percent of police murders solved locally within 30 days.

Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover White House Hoover Nixon John N. Mitchell Bureau

Roswell Daily Record Staff and Address Notice

The Roswell Daily Record lists offices at 730 N Main St Roswell NM 88201 with Albert A Stubbs editor Jerry McCormack news editor Leland Markward regional editor and Sunday editor and Jimmy C Cox advertising manager. Subscription rates shown include various counties and carrier fees. The paper is a second class publication and AP member.

N. Main St Roswell N.m Albert A. Stubbs Jerry McCormack Leland Markward Jimmy C. Cox Chaves County Trade Nlm Associated Press

Five Democratic hopefuls limit primaries radio TV costs

Five Democratic presidential contenders agreed to cap radio and television spending at a nickel per eligible voter for the 23 primaries, aiming to preserve funds for a fall campaign. They proposed further spending limits, joint proposals, and tax checkoff support to finance campaigns.

Washington Lawrence F. O'Brien O'Brien California Senate Mike Mansfield House Carl Albert Robert Strauss Wilbur D. Mills Arkansas Ways and Means Committee O’brien National Committee

River Rescue in Clear Creek Near Denver

Jefferson County deputy sheriff reached for Jim Brennan 21 of Upper Saddle River New Jersey during a rescue in the creek west of Denver Brennan visiting friends said he was tipped off an inner tube then swam across the creek friends alerted officers and Brennan was saved

Jefferson County Jim Brennan Upper Saddle N. J Brennan Denver Clear Creek

Navy Amnesty Program Wins Behind Pearl Harbor Rap Center

At Pearl Harbor the Rap Center operates as part of the Navy Drug Awareness Control Unit offering amnesty and rehabilitation to sailors and Marines who surrender. Lt. JG Bill Illings runs the shelter with a 10-man staff, guaranteeing anonymity while guiding drug users toward exemption from punishment and possible job reassignment.

Richard Daw Associated Press Honolulu Pearl Harbor Navy Army Air Force Bill Illings St. Louis Illings Tillings

Manson seeks to plead guilty to two more murders

Charles Manson, during jury selection, offered to plead guilty to two additional killings. He and followers were already convicted in the Tate murders and other slayings, and sentenced to death. The case involved Gary Hinman and Donald Shea. Hinman’s head had not been severed and Shea’s body was not found.

Los Angeles Charles Manson Manson Sharon Tate Malibu Gary Hinman Donald “Shorty Shea Hinman

Water tank burns on Cumbres and Toltec narrow gauge

A timber water tank at Lava Stop southwest of Antonito Colorado on the Cumbres and Toltec line burned to the water line after a fire started by a photographer’s cigarette. Damaged about 5000 dollars. Tank insured and to be rebuilt. A later note mentions John O Crow of BLM and Aug 14 dedication events in Las Cruces Organ Mountain area.

Santa FE State Park and Recreation Commission Suny Lava Stop Antonito Colo Colorado Las Cruces John O. Crow Bureau of Land Management Washington, D.C Organ Mountain Aguirre BLM

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