Britons Drift Toward Land As Atlantic Balloon Attempt Stretches On
Two Britons Donald Cameron and Chris Davey face drift toward land after their Zanussi balloon was blown off course near France. Bracknell control said morale and weather thin, with plans to jettison ballast and ascend as they push for a mid Cornwall to Dorset landfall between 1 and 4 pm local time.
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Roswell Doctor to Retire After Narcotics License Surrender
A New Mexico state board orders Dr Harold Watts to surrender his narcotics dispensing license, suspend practice until he passes the third part of the state medical exam, and retire by Monday. The panel acted after a hearing tied to concerns of indiscriminate prescribing for known addicts. Watts, 64, plans to retire and may contest the rules but not the board’s civil procedures.
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Ambulance Rate War Draws State and Local Scrutiny
The Transportation Division chief said refunds of 5 dollars are due to customers charged 35 dollars for the first mile by Associated Ambulance Service of Roswell. City and county officials call for more investigation into the service and its finances amid subsidy concerns and calls to reopen contracts. Embury denies misleading statements by the official while both sides dispute rate rules and book disclosures.
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Santa Fe Raquetball Club Funds Tied to Gov Apodaca
A Santa Fe racquetball club partly owned by Gov. Jerry Apodaca and 12 other investors including state officials, dentists, and lawyers is organized as a partnership with 13 investments. Each $17,400 note funds a portion of a half million loan from First National Bank, backed by promissory notes. Investors include Sen. Montoya, Public Service Commission members, and other local figures, with Apodaca named among general partners. The largest stake is $43,500 by the Bravas.
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Bokum Resources Corp
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Julian Garcia
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Richard Montoya
Public Service Commission
Jack Daniels
Roswell Nuns Invite Roswellites to Final Profession
The Poor Clare nuns invite residents to attend the solemn profession of Sister Mary Angela on a Wednesday. The article appears in the Daily Record Roswell on page 3.
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