Illegal chain letter savings bond scheme warned in Roswell
Roswell residents received letters claiming chances to earn over 50 000 in United States Savings Bonds. Postal Service marks such schemes as postal lottery fraud. Officials caution the operation uses mailed bonds as evidence of participation and warn the public that these get rich quick schemes are illegal.
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Roswell
Egcee
United States
U.S
Postal Service
Roswell Oe
Roswell Bank
Npp Srense
Skeen Eyes Run for New Mexico Governor Seat
Picacho rancher Joe Skeen tells the Daily Record he may run for governor again, hinting a possible 1978 bid against Apodaca if term limits pass. He remains politically active and backs Harrison Schmitt for the Senate, while criticizing Montoya and predicting southeastern New Mexico’s strong role in the race.
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Marianever Record
Picacho
Joe Skeen
The
Daily Record
Skeen
Fags Aay
Ovpodaca
Picacho Ranch
Stics
Iterview
Albuquerque
Apodaca
Ford
Bruce King
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
Schmitt
Harrison
Joe
Sheen
Montoya
Robert R
Rich
Sims
Port
Washington
New Mexico
Towns talks to Lions at New Mexico Arizona convention
Howard Towns of Lake Wales Florida addressed Lions at the Roswell convention urging a return to basics such as reading and arithmetic and stressing God family nation and Lionism as core values. He urged Lions to be as bold as the Pilgrims seeking religious freedom.
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Lions Clubs
U.S
Lions International
New Mexico-Arizona
Howard Towns
Lake Wales
Fla
Lions
New Mexico Mill Institute Mess Hall
Bac
Lions Club
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Roswell
Towns
America
Teton Dam Burst Floods Idaho Regions
Water from the breached Teton Dam unleashed a 15 foot high muddy surge, inundating Sugar City Rexburg and surrounding areas. Authorities report unconfirmed figures of up to 150 possible deaths as evacuations continue and emergency crews respond.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Teton
John Hough
Bonneville County
Sugar City
Rexburg
Robert Wolz
St. Ney
Keith Wright
St. Anthony
Ted Austin
Arthen
Bureau of Reclamation
Tetonia
Bureau
Snake Rivers
Cecil Andrus
National Guard
Ford
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Teton Dam
Albert quits triggers three man fight for House leadership
Washington AP reports Speaker Carl Albert’s retirement opens a three way race for House Democratic Leader. Candidates John J. McFall Phillip Burton and Richard Bolling vie amid issues of Hays scandal and congressional effectiveness. Burton backs Hays while McFall leads transportation funding efforts. Potential replacements for McFall include John Brademas and Jim Wright. Junior Girl Scout Troop 8 balloons noted. Shaun Moore and Beth Hadley cited in local notes.
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Washington
Carl Albert
House
Wayne L. Hays
Congress
Thomas P
Netti
John J. McFall
Phillip Burton
California
Richard Bolling
Missouri
Hey
Ohio
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Burton
House Administration Committee
House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee
Crek Ree Aps
Sittee
McFall
House Democrats
John Brademas
Indiana
Jim Wright
Texas
Shaun
William Moore
Alamogordo
Beth
G.L. ‘Jim’ Hadley
S. Sunset Ave
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Shirley Pytlak
Inkom
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Shaun Moore
Zia Giri Scout Council
Beth Hadley
Jack Swickard Photo
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Wea
Benene
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