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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1976

Page

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New Mexico Governor Seeks Federal Aid for Caterpillar Disaster

Gov. Apodaca seeks a disaster declaration for four northeast counties Union Colfax Harding and Mora due to a caterpillar infestation on 630000 acres. The plan would cost 945000 with 445000 from federal funds and 500000 split between state and landowners for control measures.

Santa FE Jerry Apodaca Wetere New Mexico Union Colfax Harding Mora Earl Butz Department of Agriculture Butz State Department of Agriculture Seeenes Elve l Lee Witt State Agriculture and Conservation Service Witt Bill Stephens State Agriculture Department

Ford campaign sees weaker New Mexico support than hoped

Grace Marie Prather of the Ford Committee said New Mexico backing for Ford is not as strong as expected due to Reagan gains. She noted Senate nominee Domenici and Representative Lujan remain important for party unity and predicted a first ballot win at the national convention, aiming for the magic number after July.

Marian McQuiddy President Ford Committee Washington GOP New Mexico Grace Marie Prather Ford Committee California Ronald Reagan U.S Pete Domenici Manuel Lujan Jr Ford Prather Pra Connecticut

Artesia Elks Club pleads no contest in discrimination case

The Artesia Elks Club pleads no contest to discrimination charges by state Liquor Director Jaramillo and faces a 15 day suspension and a 125 dollar fine. Settlement talks with Human Rights Commission Director Beserra follow as both sides seek resolution of related claims by the Kimbles and Salgados.

Santa FE Artesia Elks Club Carlos Jaramillo Elks Club New Mexico Human Rights Commission Frank Beserra Freddie Kimble Joe Salgado Artesia Kimbles Salgados Jaramillo Lanny Messersmith Albuquerque Jerry Rica Messersmith Beserra Carson The Elks

Prosecution witness admits lying in Novell case

James R. Jenkins president of Jackson Creek Cattle Co told jurors under cross examination he lied in a taped talk with Clovis lawyer Robert Hammond. The admission came as prosecutors build their extortion and tax evasion case against former New Mexico Attorney General David Novell.

Kent Walz Associated Press Albuquerque New Mexico Atty David Novell Clovis Robert S. Hammond James R. Jenkins Jackson Creek Cattle Co F. Lee Bailey Hammond Internal Revenue Service Clovis Law Office Jenkins Norvell Jackson Fort Sumner U.S. Dist H. Vearle Naves Cowing Bailey Shine U.S Richard Shine

Ford proposes curbs on court ordered school busing

President Ford said he would send legislation to Congress within days to minimize court ordered busing. The package would limit busing to three years with a possible two year extension and create a federal panel to aid desegregation steps without extensive busing.

Indianapolis Ind Ford Congress Junior Chamber of Commerce White House Atty Edward Levi HEW David Mathews

Prescription beer trouble in Roswell man pleads guilty

Harold Oldham a 45 year old Roswell resident pleaded guilty in District Court to careless driving related to a claim he drank two beers as medication. The defense noted a doctor prescribed the beers to help him relax and he faces a $50 fine.

Roswell Harold Oldham N. Prairie Ave Dist Paul Snead Oldham

Loch Ness divers eye eerie cold depths in expedition

Charles Finkelstein, 24, of the Loch Ness Expedition sponsored by the Academy of Applied Science and The New York Times, spent about an hour underwater near Drumnadrochit. He noted the cold 42 degree depths, the haunting darkness, and the camera tests as the team works for weeks to observe the legendary lake monster.

John Noble Wilford C N.Y Drumnadrochit Scotland Loch Ness Charles Finkelstein Academy of Applied Science The New York Times Finkelstein Loch Nessie

Expedition Photographic Chief Switches to Faster Film

Charles W. Wyckoff the expedition's photographic coordinator developed the pictures Saturday morning and decided to change to a higher speed film for better size comparison of a large animal before the cameras.

Finkelstein Charles W. Wyckoff

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