1978 United Way chair in Roswell aims for $260000 goal
Conaly Reed of Goodell Reed & Glass named campaign chairman for United Way of Chaves County at a Roswell board meeting. The group honored president Phillip Owen for outstanding readership as Ernest Harp donated a $100 pledge. Reed emphasized community self reliance and a campaign focused on people, committees, and volunteer effort to reach the $260,000 goal.
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1977 figures to expand county service programs
The board identified funding increases for United Way programs at the Community Service Center youth services, Girl Scouts adult training and program aids, Red Cross CPR training, detox centers and halfway houses at Community Counseling and Resource Center, intensified Boys Club law enforcement, and a one time grant to JOY Center’s Meals-on-Wheels to aid home bound elderly.
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United Way
Community Service Center
Girl Scouts
C.P.R
Red Cross
Boys Club
JOY Center
Postal strike looming as talks with unions stall
Negotiators and unions push separate talks under federal mediators with a midnight deadline on a three year contract. The key clash is whether layoffs can be used. the union cites a no layoff clause from 1970, while management seeks workforce trimming to curb costs. Local unions signal readiness to strike if national action is called.
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Washington
Postal Service
Sanitation Crew Earns Praise For Hard Work And Tough Route
City Sanitation Crew No. 204 Joseph Trujillo Raymond Molina and George Lujan work about 10 miles daily across a wide route from Spring River to Union Avenue. They handle heavy cans 25 to 35 pounds, face 100 degree heat in un air conditioned cabs, and often pick up scattered litter and dog mess, with 66 percent of lids replaced and occasional spills.
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Alameda Street
Main Street
Union Avenue
West Deming Street
Montana
Ohio
Air handling unit hoisted into place at New Mexico Medical Center
Workers guided by crane placed a 7 1/2 ton air handling component atop the hospital new wing. The maneuver occurred Wednesday with the component settled delicately in its position as hospital leaders oversee the installation. Charles
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CCC approves gravel pit buy delays substations
Chaves County Commission buys a $30,000 gravel pit adjacent to the existing site south of Brasher Road with an $8,700 down payment and $16,000 shortfall to complete. remaining due January 1979. The purchase may see the old pit turned over to Roswell as a landfill. Fortified budgets for new substations exceed estimates, deferring action to next meeting to reallocate Road Department funds.
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State Highway Department
New Red Bridge
Pine Lodge Road
Berrendo Creek
Main Street
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Corn
Stillwell and Co
Albuquerque
Environmentalist offers city a way out on nuclear waste issue
Roswell residents read of a city ordinance proposed by an environmentalist to alter the web city on nuclear waste. The item appears on page 5 of the Daily Record Roswell edition. The report mentions regional events and political figures connected to state governance.
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