Youth Facility Opens for Inspectors and Public Viewing
A new youth facility will open to the public for inspection Thursday at the council building near the old airport site. The event will cover plans for the old fuels complex and include a talk by local leaders about development, water recreation, and potential uses for nearby lakes Lea and Fin.
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Ura Vouk Acken Council
Monnna
Tailepe Ithe
Varding
Duala
Fin
Feather Lake
Lea Lake
Farm subsidies face limit on wheat cotton and other crops
The House Agriculture Committee approved a 55000 per crop payment limit on wheat feed grain and cotton as part of a three year farm subsidy program and gave final approval to the broader farm bill by a 27 to 6 vote. A NAS group deemed saccharin safe but urged more lab work. In New Delhi a flood swept vehicles toward a shrine. reports say up to 600 may have died. A presidential task force urged withholding federal aid from cities failing to pursue affordable housing programs.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Miles L. Colean
YMCA Roswell Foundation report at Wednesday meeting
At a Wednesday YMCA Roswell Foundation meeting held at the Y, vice president Cahoon presented a contribution update to State Senator Jamie Lo Bruin and other foundation members. Stakeholders discussed fundraising and donor progress.
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Ymcano
Ymca Foundation
Roswell
Mart Cahoon
Eth
Jamie Lo Bruin
Sale Hearing Set Monday for Ruidoso Track
Ruidoso track sale proceeds with judge Wade set as hearing date next Monday. George Haft Jr of Albuquerque cites approval steps and no protests, while Hensley’s attorney Fred Standley from Santa Fe supports the deal and outlines next regulatory steps with the Rauning Commission.
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Ruidoso
Bath
George Haft Jr
Albuquerque
Sperss
Hensley
Fred Standley
Santa Fe
YMCA Foundation Formed To Support Local Youth Program
The Roswell YMCA Foundation was created at the behest of Robert Bech to aid YMCA operations and youth outreach. A donor contributed 7.00 to the foundation as it seeks long term endowment funds to bolster current expenses and sustain youth programming.
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Beenay
James L Brain
Aheer
Feaererteyy
Charles B
Roswell Fanul Ymca
Vidtacter
Ivadersiia
Hox Senlessman Pén
Toxaphene use to be continued in agriculture
State agriculture director Pallas Rierson said northeastern New Mexico ranchers will continue using the controversial toxaphene spray to control range caterpillars. He noted last week's tests with a substitute dibrom showed it was not as effective as toxaphene, with dibrom delivering 82 percent average but failures up to 98 percent in certain areas.
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Las Urulces
Pallas Rierson
New Mexico
Miss Black New Mexico Crown Tonight at Roswell Pageant
Preliminaries for Miss Black America are set for tonight at Roswell Industrial Air Center. Eight contestants vie for Miss Black New Mexico with the winner to represent the state in the late August national pageant at Madison Square Garden New York City. Governor David Cargo to attend. Red Coats to greet him.
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Roswell
Industrial Air Center
Ernestine Hodges
RIAC
New Mexico
Hodges
Claressa Sandles
Brenda Dean
Albuquerque
Jana Blanco
Brenda Dawson
Ora May Stearns
Carlsbad
Betty Jo Miller
Beverly Mathis
Hobbs
Mary Sue Gains
Gov. Cargo
Margie Gibson
Sandy Tessier
Bobbie Alcorn
Charles E. Gibson
Wendell Gray
Don Perkins
Perkins
Plane at Athens Seized by Arabs
Arab commandos hijacked a Greek jetliner at Athens airport holding 33 passengers and crew for hours before releasing most of them and taking off toward Beirut with seven hostage Arabs. Negotiations involved Greece, Onassis interests, and the Red Cross aiding as the plane departed Beirut with several Americans and Europeans aboard. The incident tied to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and the Palestine Popular Struggle Front amid conflicting reports on plane crew and hijackers.
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Olympe Airways
Aristotle Onassis
Ompte
Annais
Jacqueline Kennedy
Wade
International Red Cross
Beirut
Olympic
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Greece
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Olompi Airways
Sie
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Agreemeni
Stiane
Patakos
Aimport
Olympic Mirways
Theocommandy
Palestine Popular Struggle Front
Said
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Rome
Berrat
Lawrence Unrest After Fatal Campus Shooting
A tense week near the University of Kansas campus ends with a fatal shooting of Harry Rice amid nightly confrontations between students and the street people group. Gov Docking imposed an emergency weapons ban after a fourth straight night of protests and fires.
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Lawrence Kap AP
Ive
Gure Dvalis
Jess
Pele
Fe Credit Bureau
Robert Volmi
Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Wiliam Aibott
George Kundall
University of Kansas
Albot
Kimball
Donald Conrad
Harry Nicholas Rice
Donald Rick Dowdell
Robert Docking
Heavy Rains Hit Santa Fe County
A midnight downpour in northern Santa Fe County flooded arroyos and damaged highways. More than two inches of rain fell in about two hours with the Tesuque area also seeing floodwater reaching mailboxes. Highway crews repaired flood damage on US 84, NM 92, NM 4, NM 399 and NM 369.
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Santa FE
Santa Fe County
Pojoaque
Tesuque
James Rankin
Highway Department
US 84
Espanola
New Mexico 92
Bishop’s Lodge Road
New Mexico
Cundigo
Las Mesilla
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau Convention Tour
The first annual New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau convention will feature a tour by six transportation buses and local school buses transporting about 1,000 delegates. A key address by Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin is planned for Wool Bowl Stadium on July 31, followed by a large barbecue. The three day event includes tours, forums, and social activities with many local officials and business leaders coordinating efforts in Roswell.
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New Mexico
Umpteen
Fiist
New Mexice Kalm and Livestock Bureau
Agriultural Livestock Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamer
Chaves County Farm and Livestock Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Wool Bowl Stadium
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Wool Bowl
Pecos Valle
Voung Farmers and Ranchers
John Augustine
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Convention planning for New Mexico Farm Bureau event
At the 51st annual convention planning session Tuesday night members from the Chaves County Farm Bureau and the Chamber of Commerce agricultural-livestock committee gathered. Seated left to right are Rusty Fletcher and Mark Draper cochairmen of the Chamber committee Bill Saneeeyer president of the New Mexico Farm Bureau. Standing John McLelland Chamber president Bill Dinwiddle staff member NMFB and Jank Rhodes Hagerman president of the Chaves County Farm and Livestock Bureau.
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New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Chaves County Farm Bureau
Agricultural-Livestock Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Rusty Fletcher
Mark Draper
Chamber Committee
Bill Sanneeeyer
New Mexico Farm Bureau
Standing
John McLelland
Chamber
Bill Dinwiddle
Jank Rhodes
Hagerman
Chaves County Farm and Livestock Bureau
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