Vandals Strike Salvation Army Church. Kids Arrested
Police reported vandalism at the Salvation Army Church at 612 W College Blvd with a window entry and a mix of poured substances in a utility room. Two boys aged 9 and 12 were arrested on criminal damage and burglary charges. Theft across several properties included a .22 pistol stolen from a car and multiple tool and bicycle thefts.
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Salvation Army
W. College Blvd
Mike Jurecek
Jessie Andazola
W. 17Th St
S. Richardson Ave
Howard Dixon
Kemble to Represent Southwestern Colleges in China Visit
Dr. C. Robert Kemble former NMMI head and Samar University president will join 24 university leaders and wives on a State Department assisted trip to Pakistan and China. They will meet higher education officials in Peking and tour Manchuria.
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C. Robert Kemble
People’s Republic of China
China
New Mexico
Southwestern University
Kembles
New York
Pakistan
Kemble
Lamar University
Beaumont
Texas
NMMI
State Department
New York City
Karachi
Peking
People To People International Exchange
Manchuria
California
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucky
Maine
Ohio
Texas Council of University and College Presidents
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
University of Pennsylvania
George Washington University
Orange
Port Arthur
Lamar
Guard investigates training accident injuring Artesia unit
The New Mexico National Guard probes a training accident at the Oro Grande Artillery Range near El Paso that injured four Artesia National Guard Battery members and one Carlsbad civilian. Spec. Lonnie Pierce sustained arm burns and hand wounds, Sgt. Stanley Lindsay concussion and ear injuries, Sgt. Wayne Kepford back injuries, with other shrapnel and bruises reported. Captain Max Johnson called it an unfortunate finish to two weeks of good performance. the last similar incident occurred in 1950.
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Artesia
State National Guard
Artesia National Guard
Oro Grande
el Paso
Texas
National Guard
Max Johnson
Lonnie Pierce
Stanley Lindsay
Wayne Kepford
Roswell
Johnny ‘Hacker
Carlsbad
Johnson
Artesia Battery
Cadets and Marines Highlight ROTC Camp and Promotion News
Military brief from Fort Riley and Camp Pendleton details Cadet Michael A. Mainello of New Mexico Military Institute Roswell at an Army ROTC advanced camp. Also notes Marine corporal Larry D. Ray of Roswell and Cadet Margaret A. Sanchez of New Mexico State University at McConnell AFB.
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Michael A. Mainello
Fort Riley
Kan
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Minello
Roswell Goddard High School
Joseph A. Minello
Larry D. Ray
Camp Pendleton
Calif
1St Marine Division
Larry S. Ray
Route 1
Box 230-C
Margaret A. Sanchez
Wichita
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
McConnell Afb
Sanchez
Alex A. Sanchez
N.M
Airline tax debated as quiet plane cost shift criticized
Jack Anderson reports that supporters want a 2 percent airline ticket tax to fund quieter planes meeting federal noise standards while opponents warn of inflation and a slippery subsidy precedent. A congressional critic calls the move theft, not a bailout.
City OKs new speed limits for safer travel
Roswell officials approve ordinance 1025 setting 30 mph as the standard in residential and business districts with plans to study higher and lower limits on major roads. Minimum limits on in-city state highways will empower police to crack down on slow movers and end persistent traffic snarls.
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Paul Stursale
Record City
John McConvery
City Public Works
Roswell
McConvery
C.M. Teague
Teague
City Engineering Department
State Highway Department
Mullis
College Streets
Enchanted Hills
8Th Street
Sycamore
Mullis Street
College
Tip of the week offer from Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record invites tips on hot news with a weekly $10 reward. Call 622-7710 or mail tips to Roswell Daily Record P.O. Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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Roswell Daily Record
P.O. Box
Roswell
N.M
Glowing coals sermon on fellowship and unity
An English pastor and writer tells of a man estranged from church who visits the pastor. By separating and spreading coals around the grate they cool and dull, then reuniting them restores the glow. The message: keep fellowship strong or both lose.
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Ernest Kevan
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L.d.’S Plumbing Co
E. Tilden St
Pat Jennings
Darryl Gaines
Jennings and Gaines
Carl J. Bornman
Pennsylvania Ave
Rolland Watters
Watters
E. Second St
Manuel Solis
E. Bland St
W. Deming St
Rita Rios Sandoval
Albuquerque St
Louise Wolff
Meadow Lane
Lu Anne Prescott
Fourth St
Rick Hale
Sten Harbour
S. Main
Aldersgate United Methodist Church
Union
Ray N. Bunnage
Nelson Bunnage
Jack Anderson
Randy Grill
Sage
YMCA
Karen Lafferty
OUR Youth Group
Maranatha
Calvary Chapel
America
Glenn D. Jerrell
Orthodox Presbyterian Church
United Methodist
Pennsylvania
Kbim Radio
Church School
Lay Academy
Junior High Fellowship
Dr. Bervin O. Caswell
Roland McGregor
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