Local woman christens new ARCO Anchorage
Baltimore Md The 120 000 deadweight ton tanker SS ARCO Anchorage was christened at Sparrows Point Shipyard Bethlehem Steel by Mrs Robert O Anderson of Roswell New Mexico wife of the Atlantic Richfield Co chairman The 883 foot vessel carries 950 000 barrels and features advanced navigation anti pollution gear While the ship will serve overseas initially two sister ships are due in 1974 and the ARCO Anchorage will join the ARCO fleet soon with Capt Thomas R DeTemple as master and Philadelphia as port of register
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Robert O. Anderson
Ssarco
Anchorage
Baltimore
ARCO
Bethlehem Steel
Atlantic Richfield
Anderson
Bethlehem
Arco Anchorage
Arco Prudhoe Bay
Arco Sage River
Commpany
Alaska
Cook Inlet
United States
Trans Alaska Pipeline
Thomas R. DeTemple
Wyndmoor
Atlantic Richfield Marine Service
DeTemple
William M. Sparks
Cherry Hill
N.J
Sparks
Two Hijackers End 3 Day Airline Odyssey
Two masked hijackers who seized a Colombian airliner ended a 15 000 mile western South America run by sneaking off in Resistencia Argentina with 50 000 dollars. After forcing refuels and releasing most passengers, they vanished near the borders of Paraguay and Brazil leaving police to search the remote Chaco region.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Caribbean
South America
Resistencia
Asuncion
Paraguay
Central America
Ezeiza International
Colombia
Molina
Miss Hine Wins 1973 Miss Central New Mexico Title
Catherine Elizabeth Hine, 20, of Ruidoso, won the 1973 Miss Central New Mexico pageant held at the Chaparral Motor Hotel convention center. First runner up Kim Gooch and second runner up Diana Lea Bir joined Hine in the top finish, with Veronica Sue Sanchez named Miss Congeniality. The event, sponsored by the Ruidoso District Jaycees, awarded $750 in scholarships to the four winners.
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Ruidoso Downs
Catherine Elizabeth Hine
Luvin Sanchez
Ruidoso
Miss Hine
Gooch
Brunell’s
Bir
Hot Springs National Bank of
T Oro
Miss Sanchez
Wooldridges of
Rita Dawkins Halliford
Skylab astronauts may gain ten more days in space
Space Center Houston reports officials say Skylab crew could spend 10 extra days aboard the crippled station to continue science. In Plainview Texas a wreck at the U S 87 I 27 intersection near the city killed eight people including at least seven family members.
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Space Center
Houston
Skylab
Space Station
Plainview
Tex
U.S. 87
West Texas
Local DAV groups win Darr and Trollinger awards in Roswell
The state Disabled American Veterans and auxiliary concluded their two day Roswell convention with an awards banquet at the Roswell Inn. Roswell Sunshine Chapter No. 4 earned the Darr award for the highest membership gain, over 150 members, while Farmington Chapter No. 9 took Trollinger for top member increase over quota and Gertie for best membership growth. Guest speaker DAV National Service Officer John Keller highlighted national disaster funds and emergency relief programs, noting a $1 million disaster fund and $300 checks through local officers, plus scholarships and Boy Scouts partnership.
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DAV
Roswell
Roswell Inn
DAV Sunshine
Farmington
Trollinger
Gertie
John Keller
Wahington
D.C
Keller
1973 Session Opens at New Mexico Military Institute
More than 500 boys from nearly every city in the state are expected to participate in the week long 1973 Session held at the New Mexico Military Institute campus.
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New Mexico Military Institute
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Roswell Daily Record
Associated Press
SAM Airline
Lockheed
Hugo Molina
Cronica
Hugh Stiles
Kosa-Tv
Channel 7
Texas
Miss Gaddy
New Mexico
Frank Tracy
Kbim-Tv
Beverly White
White’s City
N.M
Ruidoso High School
Leroy Gooch
RHS
John
Barbara Kauffman
Dallas
Halliford
Boy Scouts of America
Larry Hess
Sunshine Chapter No. 4
S. F “Rod”? Herrod
Wanda Maillet
Serfio de la Pena
Dexter
Gilbert Casarez
Roswell High School
Robert Vaughn
Hagerman
Artesia Boys
Racing Commission
Entertainment
Court
Evert
NJCAA
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