Indira Gandhi denies guilt after court ruling
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi proclaims innocence at rallies outside her residence disputing a Allahabad court verdict finding her guilty of two counts of corrupt electoral practices in the 1971 election. The verdict barred her from office for six years pending appeal.
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Ford salutes Army bicentennial at Fort Benning and courts Georgia GOP
President Ford witnessed a 200th Army birthday display at Fort Benning addressing 25,000 Soldiers and civilians. He praised the all volunteer force, pledged strong funding and training, and pressed Georgia Republicans for support in 1976 while weighing Rockefeller’s role.
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Reagan Gains Backing as Presidential Prospect Seen in South
Mack Mattingly said the President noted that the candidate with the most votes would pick the vice president. A participant relayed Rockefeller would win votes and the President would win his. Reagan keynoted the Georgia GOP dinner and Edwards urged Southern unity behind Reagan for 1976. Ford said no philosophical differences with Reagan on expanding the base. The President described his philosophy as center to right and returned to Camp David after a Washington visit.
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Roswell man wins 100 prize in 100 degree bank sign contest
Frank S. Zukowski wins the $100 top prize in the Roswell Daily Record Security National Bank Sizzler Contest after guessing 3 50 p m within three minutes of the 100 degree mark. Second place goes to Mrs George Foust with 4 02 p m and 15 others win $5 each.
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Futura Drive
Roswell Daily Record Security National Bank
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L. Q. Carman
Ralph M. Cress
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F. H. Gayne
Bud Glover
Gertrude Higley
Freda M. Marshall
Mrs. S. Pierce
Nettie Rafalski
Charles H. Rounds
Frank J. Shoemaker
Steve Strain
Michael Wassil
Welfare fraud activity details in Chaves County Roswell
Fraud investigation in Chaves County draws focus as Roswell reports no arrests since February. Earlier records show 19 to 20 cases filed while Russell Barrett worked as special investigator. In late 1974, 15 fraud arrests occurred and 75 cases were filed across the Fifth Judicial District totaling 63,000 dollars.
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Chaves
Roswell
Police
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Health and Social Services Department
Fifth Judicial District
Eddy
Lea Counties
Investigations Stall in Fifth Judicial District
Barrett works across seven counties in Ninth and Twelfth districts while Julia Southerland and J Lee Cathey discuss stalled welfare fraud probes. District attorneys say they will prosecute welfare fraud if probable cause exists and witnesses are reliable, though status in Chaves County remains unclear.
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Roosevelt
Julia Southerland
Santa Fe
Health and Social Services Department
Las Vegas
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Fifth Judicial District
Cathey
Chaves
Abandoned car found near Hagerman Canal east of East Grand Plains
State and county officers probed an abandoned car in Hagerman Canal near East Grand Plains School and south bridge. They sought the driver’s fate. a wrecker was arranged. Details remained unavailable at press time.
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Apodaca Denies Offers Energy Czar Post to Campbell
Gov. Jerry Apodaca in Roswell says he has not offered former Roswellite Jack Campbell the energy czar role. Campbell, a lawyer and former New Mexico governor, says he is not interested and remains focused on his law practice. Apodaca notes no final candidate exists and aims to have energy efforts moving by July 1.
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Roswell
Boy's State
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Apodaca
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Santa Fe
Not in race but campaigns Montoya uses governor’s plane
U S Sen Joseph M Montoya campaigns for a third term using the Piper Aztec plane he bought from Gov Jerry Apodaca for 28000 a price about ten thousand less than Apodaca paid. Apodaca says Montoya is campaigning now while an AP report notes he cannot formally announce early.
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Apodaca
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Richard de Uriarte
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