Roswell School District seeks $2.2 bond for maintenance and voc-ed
Roswell Independent School District moved to initiate a $2.2 bond issue with a Oct 2 tentative election date. The plan splits the funding into $1.1 for general maintenance and $1.1 for additional vocational facilities to address a critical maintenance situation including boiler, air conditioning, and plumbing needs.
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Roswell Independent School District
Ray Mitcham
Morton W. Dann
Stuart D. Shaner
Watergate officer spins tale of cash drops and code names
Retired New York cop Anthony Ulasewicz testified before Senate investigators about a money relay scheme for Watergate defendants. He described disguises, phone booth drops, and payments totaling 154 500 dollars to Mrs. Hunt and others, with further sums to Bittman Liddy LaRue and Kalmbach, dating from June 29, 1972.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Senate
Anthony T. Ulasewicz
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Ulasewicz
E. Howard Hunt
Kalmbach
Democratic Party
Watergate
Statler Hilton
White House
Novak
Rivers
Bittman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roswell moves Phase Two ESY study forward
A Roswell Independent School District team of 19 teachers and 10 administrators conducts a three week curriculum evaluation at Tabosa School Roswell Industrial Air Center under phase two of the extended school year study for the New Mexico State Department of Education.
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Supt
David Lee
Lee
Luginbill
New Mexico
Dann
Ruth Kelly
Roswell
Shanor
State Department
Pecos
Military Heights
Roswell Daily Record
Roswell Independent
Robert K. Maxwell
Tabosa
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Maxwell
Albuquerque
Robert Wilson
Wilson
County commission meeting postponed to next week
A Chaves County Commissioners meeting to discuss the courthouse bond issue was postponed and a new time will be announced later. In other briefs, the Senate rejected a scaled-down minimum wage substitute by a 57 to 40 vote. Jack Hawkins died in London at 62 after throat cancer. Nixon doctors say he is essentially a well man and should return to full duties soon.
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Richard Nixon
Secret Service
Callanan Mortuary
Los Angeles
Matthew G. Bender
Bender
Los Feliz
Washington
Chaves
Senate
London
Jack Hawkins
Hawkins
Nixon
White House
Drunkenness decriminalized in New Mexico law opinion
Public drunkenness is no longer illegal in New Mexico under a 1973 Detoxification Act interpretation by Atty. Gen. David Norvell. Local ordinances limiting public drunkenness are void, with intoxicated persons taken home or to a health facility, or jailed only for safety or criminal acts. The opinion notes custody limits and cost responsibilities.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
David Norvell
Robert McBride
D-Bernalillo
Senate
House
Bruce King
Norvell
Asst
Lee Griffin
Raymond Sanchez
D-Bernanillo
Valley GOPs threaten resignations over Lohbeck dispute
Republican leaders in the Valley warned they would quit party offices if Kurt Lohbeck did not resign from the Dist. 14 seat. Leo Dow said a 11:30 a.m. deadline loomed as leaders gathered at Dow’s Northwest Valley restaurant to decide next steps amid calls for Lohbeck’s departure.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Leo Dow
Kurt Lohbeck
Valley
Dow
Northwest Valley
Lohbeck
Gallegos
Kurt
Dist. 14
Food industry set for early release from price freeze
Washington reports the food industry will exit the 60 day price freeze early with tight controls on cost passes to consumers. Phase 4 wage price rules to follow, as Nixon, recovering from pneumonia, plans to make no public remarks.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
White House
Grant boosts ENMU Roswell with $80,000 Title III grant
Dean John Gillis announced Eastern New Mexico University Roswell will receive 80 000 funding from Title III. The grant supports developmental reading and mathematics instruction counselor and advisor services and recruitment and advertising. An 11 020 veteran cost of instruction grant funds a Vietnam veterans office and related programs. A 6 000 library grant funds vocational audio-visual materials upgrades. Gillis notes funds are largely strings free amid a cautious federal funding outlook.
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Eastern New Mexico University- Roswell
John Gillis
Gillis
ENUMA
Roswell
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