Roswell Voters Cite Apathy Over Government Integrity
A Roswell couple exiting El Capitan School after voting cite voter apathy from distrust in government. Mr. and Mrs. C K Johnson of 504 S Hemlock Ave blame lack of integrity in leaders from national to local levels, noting many neighbors abstain from the polls despite describing voting as both privilege and duty.
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Roswell
el Capitan School
C.K. Johnson
S. Hemlock Ave
Johnsons
Mrs. Johnson
Council views aid for operators in RC&D project area
The Sureste Resource Conservation and Development Council plans technical and financial help for feedlots and dairies to implement pollution discharge control plans. Gomez described the proposed assistance and said the council is finalizing details for the program.
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Sureste Resource Conservation and Development Project Council At
Ateas
Gomez
Sureste Rc&d
Secretary of Agriculture
Lea
Chaves
Eddy Counties
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Sureste Council
Nrcd’s
NRCD
Carlsbad
Penasco
Central Valley
Hagerman- Dexter
Roswell YMCA to Offer Waterproof Class and Summer Programs
The Roswell YMCA outlines a four session waterproofing style program for babies 9 months to 3 years and Pee Wee swimming for ages 3 to 5, plus synchronized water ballet for girls 10 and up. Additional open instructional swimming and women’s water exercise join dry land classes including yoga belly dancing and baking.
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Roswell
YMCA
Margot Purdy
Miss Purdy
Purdy
Ymca Dry Land
Sunset Ave
Eastern New Mexico election timing sparks voter questions
Mrs. Johnson notes candidates with new ideas and says change requires more than individuals. County Clerk Joyce Walker explains the separate elections. independents do not vote in primaries while the May bond election is open to all county voters.
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Joyce Walker
Parise Takes Executive Director Post at Alpha Tau Omega
William A. Parise, former Roswell YMCA executive director and UNM graduate, becomes executive director of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. ATO, founded 1865, has about 116000 initiated members and 146 chapters, including UNM and NMSU. Parise has long led YMCA programs, athletics and fraternal service activities.
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Champaign
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William A. Parise
Roswell
N.M
YMCA
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
ATO
University of New Mexico
New Mexico State University
Parise
UNM
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
AAU
Senva
It Sia
Virginia Military Institute
ATC
U.S
College
Eivereay
William E. Davis
University of Colorado
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