Weekend Roswell shootings leave two wounded
Police report two weekend shootings in Roswell with minor injuries. Max Dutchover said a man with a chrome .25 revolver fired four times at Cahoon Park. Dutchover was nicked in the left leg. Carlos Cobos said a single shot near a cigarette machine at the Flamingo Club wall left minor facial puncture marks. Police continue the investigation alongside reports of thefts and vandalism.
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Roswell
Max Dutchover
Forest St
Cahoon Park
Dutchover
Carlos Cobos
W Wildy Sr
Flamingo Club
Second St
Cobos
Marvin Moore
Moore
Ricky V. Parks
Crane Motel
Parks
James G. Montgomery
Ohio Ave
Air Force Training Simulators Bring Realistic Instrument Flight Practice
Airman Patrick M. Boley of Roswell New Mexico works on Reese AFB Texas with the 64th Flying Training Wing using a 16-cockpit motion simulator complex designed to cut instrument flight hours by about 20 percent. The system opens new instruction reducing flying time by 48 hours per student and requires 80 staff to operate. Boley is a 1976 Roswell High School graduate and son of James T. and unnamed mother. Ensign Richard D. Butler of Roswell New Mexico completes the Navy’s Communications Officer Afloat Course after earning a UT Austin degree in 1976 and enlisting in 1968. John Q Carrell, Roswell, Airman 1st Class, joins Cannon AFB munitions unit recognized for excellence. Sgt John C Scott, Roswell, arrives at Aviano AB Italy to join the Air Force Communications Service as a radio relay tech.
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Lubbock
Texas
Roswell
N.M
Air Force
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Reese Afb
64Th
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ATC
James T. Boley
W. Jaffa St
Link
Singer Company
Reese
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John Q. Carrell
Tactical Air Command
Carrell
Lloyd H. Carrell
Deborah Drive
Cannon Afb
Thoreau High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
John C. Scott
Aviano
Italy
Aviano Air Base
Scott
Air Force Communications Service
MacDill Afb
Fla
Roswell High School
James M. Craig
Mescalero Road
Carolyn Welcher
Atkins, Ark
Attempted crop duster theft ends in crash at Cross Roads field
Crime Stoppers offers 500 reward for tips after unknown person or persons tried to steal a Hirst Flying Service crop duster at Cross Roads air strip in Chaves County on May 7. Plane crashed into a 5000 gallon semitruck tank, causing over 10000 in damages. Call 623 9000 with information. Citizens urged to donate to support the program.
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Sheriff's Office
Cross Roads
Chaves County
Hirst Flying Sevice
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