Sunset Villa profile highlights inclusive staff care
Harold C. Watson administrator details Sunset Villa Roswell nursing home hiring handicapped workers and a youth from Los Lunas Vocational Rehabilitation. The young man, initially an orderly, earns standard wages and benefits and becomes a self supporting citizen. Community involvement benefits the industry and the home. New Mexico cotton yields rise with more output per acre despite cool nights.
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Sunset Villa
Roswell Nursing Home
Harold C. Watson
Watson
State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Los Lunas
Roswell Graduates Earn Degrees From Stanford UNC and UT
Roswell residents received degrees this month. Philip D. Briggs earned a BS in biology at Stanford University in California. Glenna J. Sheldon and Richard M. Van Sickle earned BA and MA at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley. Mark William Andrews Leslia Ingram and Marc J. Reischman earned degrees from the University of Texas at Austin. The MidDay Lions Club also praised helpers at this year’s broom sale luncheon.
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Roswell
Philip D. Briggs
Stanford University
Stanford
California
University of Northern Colorado
Greeley
Glenna J. Sheldon
S. Atkinson
Richard M. van Sickle
W. Frazier
Ms. Sheldon
University of Texas At Austin
Mark William Andrews
Trailing Heart
Leslia Ingram
Marc J. Reischman
Lions Club
Eligibility extended for New Mexico veterans tax exemption
A new law extends property tax exemption eligibility to New Mexico veterans who served between August 5 1964 and January 1 1974 and were honorably discharged. The change may broaden eligibility to about 26 000 veterans, with 30 000 plus having served in that period. The exemption provides 2000 on real property value or a one third vehicle registration deduction.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Vietnam
Filberto Ruiz
State Veterans Service Commission
Ruiz
Bill offers built in veto
The Appropriations Committee sent to the House floor a $19 billion budget bill for the Department of Housing and Urban Development space and science agencies the Veterans Administration and other independent agencies for the new fiscal year starting July 1 The total exceeds Nixon's request by 461 million yet is 1 78 billion below this year's appropriation The largest rise is 6825 million for community development urban renewal model cities rehabilitation loans open space land neighborhood facilities and water and sewer grants boosted to 8429 million from 1604 million proposed revenue sharing
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William F. Arbogast
Associated Press
Washington
Appropriations Committee
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Space and Science Agencies
Veterans Administration
Nixon
Skeleton Found Near Roswell in Childhood-Era Site
Chaves County Sheriff L O Tommy Thompson reported a human skeleton found 28 miles east and 14 miles north of Roswell by an oil field worker. Coroner Dr Lee Wollard noted the remains appear very old and will require lab work to determine size and possible sex.
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Chaves County
L. O
Tommy
Thompson
Roswell
Lee Wollard
Wollard
Chaves
Trade
Associated Press
Navajo Tribal Chairman Marries Former Secretary
Navajo chairman Peter MacDonald, 44, wed Wanda Lou LeClerc, 35, his former secretary and tribal attorney says. George Vlassis noted the ceremony was led by U.S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke in Phoenix last Saturday. MacDonald had divorced his first wife, Rudy, about six weeks earlier after their license was issued June 5. LeClerc, a Navajo, had worked for MacDonald when he led the Navajo Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Peter MacDonald
George Vlassis
MacDonald
Wanda Lou LeClerc
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Rudy
LASL Director Welcomes Chinese Science Delegation Visit
The Clinton P. Anderson Meson Physics Facility director in Los Alamos praised a 13 member Chinese delegation for boosting people to people ties. The visitors toured the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory and its mile long meson facility, with plans to depart New Mexico early Wednesday.
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Los Alamos
N.M
Clinton P. Anderson
China
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Mile Long
Chang Wen-yu
Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Atomic Energy
New Mexico
Rosen
People's Republic of China
Roswell man fined for fraud in pawn of motel television
Maximo Reyes 25 of Crane Motel Roswell arrested Monday on a municipal court warrant for fraud under 100 dollars related to the June 14 pawn of a television owned by Crane Motel. He was arraigned and fined 50 dollars. Also Monday police investigated a burglary at Gibson's Discount Center with no items reported missing.
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Roswell
Crane Motel
Second St
Maximo Reyes
Reyes
Gibson's Discount Center
W. McGaffey
Ed Gisi
Albuquerque
Somone
New Mexico reduces traffic points for 9000 drivers
New Mexico Motor Vehicle Commissioner George Lovato says the state has reduced points for 9,000 motorists to six eight or ten from prior counts to begin enforcing a rule announced last year. The system had not been implemented until Lovato started in November.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
George Lovato
David Arioste
Motor Vehicle Department
MVD
Sidney Jaffe
Lovato
Regional NM health plan saved
The New Mexico Regional Medical Program was saved from an administration phase out by a late Monday signing of a health bill by President Nixon. The bill extends for one year several federal programs including regional medical programs and hospital construction funds. the program had been ordered to wind down by June 30 and had cut most statewide health programs.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Nixon
Hill-Burton
NMRMP
James R. Gay
Roswell Police to Move Into Airport Facility in July
Roswell City Police will relocate to the former Municipal Airport on West College Street in the first week of July. Chief L. M. Hall said operations move is planned for July 3 with a quick setup July 4 and reopening July 5, with telephone system installation expected by July 7.
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Roswell City
West College Street
L. M. Hall
Market remains soft as stocks drift lower in trading
The New York market eased after a morning rally faded. The noon Dow fell to 873.49 as 595 issues declined and 523 advanced on the NYSE while the broad index slipped to 54.34. Trans World Airlines traded actively, down 1 percent.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
John Smith
Fahnestock & Co
Trans World Airlines
American Stock Exchange
E. F. Hutton & Colpm Amerian
McDon Doug
Amer
Marco
Amer Tel
Mobil Oil
Ramada Inn
del Webble
RCA Corp
Dresser Ind
Duplan Corp
Safeway
DuPont
Santa Fe Ind
Sears
Exxon
el Paso
Skelly Oil
Sperry
Goodyear
Telex Corp
Electla Levi Strauss
Xerox
Ling Temco
Cai
Lockheed
Sir Wilcx & Gibbs
LTV
Elec B
Zales
Ask
DOW Jones
E F Hutton & Co
Nam
Sportat Ns
Chicago
Hutton & Co
Hopper infestation meeting set for grasshopper spray program
Chaves County and Lincoln County ranchers are called to a 2 p.m. Wednesday meeting at the Roswell Chamber building to discuss a grasshopper spray program. Attendees should bring land descriptions and maps and be prepared to pay 33 cents per acre. officials from NMSU and the New Mexico Grasshopper Board will attend.
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Chaves County
Mike Perry
Roswell
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Perry
John Chappell
Chaves
Lincoln County
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Roswell Shrine Club
Chew den
Shriners
Bill Verhines
Invalid Ambulance Service
Cadillac
Roswell Lodge
Afram
Gilbert Buck
Miss LeClerc
Navajo Office of Economic Opportunity
Lasl
John Hall
C.S.A
MONY
LY Jarle
Insurance Counsellors Security National Bank
St. Louis
Youngster
House
Senate
Venice
Ragu
Ragy
Raghe
Sauc
America
Poe
South Atkinson
Maurice Mordka
P.O
Tucson
Ariz
Main St
Albert A. Stubb
Jerry McCormack
Lois Purvis
Rm, Higginbotham
Cecil Goins
John Pettit
AL Geary
Harold Kingrey
Midwest Distributors Inc
Bruleeck
North Main
Roswell, New Mexico
Roswell Savings & Loan
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