Retirement set by postmaster Meiering in Roswell
Roswell postmaster Arthur J. Meiering 59 retires effective June 30 after 36 years with the postal service. He will remain in Roswell with Agnes, pursuing golf stamp collecting and travel, as Warren H. Baird becomes officer in charge until a new postmaster is named.
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Roswell
Arthur J. Meiering
Postal Service
Meiering
Marilyn Holmes
Agnes
S. Washington Ave
Miering
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Mexico
Chaves
Warren H. Baird
Baird
Five-County Recreation Proposals Outlined by SENMEDD
SENMEDD headquartered in Roswell has sent eleven letters to the State Planning Office seeking state and federal funding for 1973 74 recreation projects across Chaves Eddy Lincoln Otero and Lea counties. Proposals include a $20 000 tennis court complex rehab at Roswell Industrial Air Center and $10 000 tennis facilities for Cloudcroft Zenith Park.
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Southeastern
City of
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University
Cloudcroft
Zenith Park
Lincoln County
Hondo
Honda
Artesia
Little League
Babe Ruth
YMCA
Otero County
Weed
Pinon
City trains dedication set for 2 p.m. at Spring River Park
Official dedication ceremonies for the city's miniature C P Huntington train in Spring River Park are scheduled for 2 p.m. today, announced by A B Gwinn, parks and recreation director. Three New Mexicans died in separate one vehicle crashes Saturday, state police reported.
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C.P. Huntington
Spring River Park
A.B. Gwinn
City Parks and Recreation
George Adams
Ruidoso
William H. Gille
Farmington
Jose S. Madrid
Clovis
Adams
U.S. 70
Mescalero
Kissinger fails to reach agreement in Paris talks
In Paris Henry Kissinger returns to Washington after failing to secure a joint communique on the Vietnam ceasefire. Thieu objects to signing and talks resume at a lower level as Washington notes the draft explains the existing cease-fire without a Cambodia end date or bombing halt.
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Kissinger
Paris
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Orly
Hanoi
le Due Trio
U.S
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Thoon
William Sullivan
Tho
Nguyen Co Thach
Thach
Gif Sur Yvette
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Thieu
National Reconciliation Council
Cambodia
Roswell to Host General Aviation Month Activities
A Roswell industrial air center event set for June 24 from 1 to 5 p.m. features aviation displays and activities during General Aviation Month proclaimed by Gov. Bruce King. Organizers include Ted Yachik and Carson Lowman with FAA leaders, inviting RIAC industries and state groups to display aircraft, with hopes to educate the public on aviation’s business role and RIAC’s local industries.
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Roswell Industrial Air Center
Bruce King
Roswell
Ted Yachik
Airlane Aviation
Carson Lowman
al Abila
Federal Aviation Administration
Earla Martin
FAA
RIAC
New Mexico
Yachik
Norvell urges Girls State delegates to curb Watergate abuse of power
Las Vegas New Mexico AP Att Gen David Norvell tells the annual Girls State gathering that Watergate represents the most dangerous abuse of presidential power in U S history urging the need to protect the republic over any one man's career He asks who is responsible the investigators or the President and calls for accountability and constitutional safeguards.
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Las Vegas
N. M
David Norvell
New Mexico
Norvell
Nixon
Republic
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Mary McCullough
White House
Washington, D.C
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Goddard
Denver
Winton M. Blount
Assn. of
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Ark
Roswell Kiwanis Club
Southwest District of Kiwanis
High Rolls
Mayhill
Tularosa
Utter
First Street
Lovington
Loving
Guevarra
City Hall
Senmedd
Ivan Hall
Lake Arthur
Dexter-Lake van
Loving Black River
Associated Press and Record News
Cost of Living Council
Space Center
Houston
Skylab
Nebraska
Kentucky
Mississippi River
Space Station
Andrews Air Force Base
Capital
Ronald L. Ziegler
Florida
Krebs & Sohn
Levi-Strauss Co
Glover's Packing Co
Mobile Home Manufacturing Company
Secretariat
Miami-Dade
American Legion Auxiliary
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