Roswell names Teague police chief amid approvals
Roswell acting police chief Carroll Teague was officially named police chief by Mayor L C Stiles at the Roswell Police Station. The City Council Police Committee will present the appointment for full council confirmation on July 11. Teague 20 year veteran will appoint a deputy chief and lead a 82 member department.
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Bomb damage linked to possible terrorists ahead of Mondale visit
Officials say the blast caused damage and may be tied to terrorism but no comment on a Mondale trip connection. Security for Mondale's visit was heightened after the explosion.
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ENMU budget okayed after salary hike trimming
The Board of Educational Finance approved a revised 26.1 million dollar budget for Eastern New Mexico University after cutting top administrator salary hikes to an average 10.7 percent. Regents wanted an agreement for further hikes next year but BEF did not include that in its action.
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Skeen outlines statewide water plan as top NM priority
Republican Joe Skeen told the Roswell Daily Record his first gubernatorial priority is a statewide water development program, stressing saline water conversion, energy needs, and growth management. He cites New Mexico's 1.2 million population, 17 percent annual growth, and oil refining expansion as key factors shaping policy.
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Import fee on crude oil may barely cut U.S. imports
A Congressional Budget Office report obtained by The New York Times says a crude oil import fee would reduce imports by about 3.5 percent by 1985. The United States now imports roughly 43 percent of its oil, rising to about 50 percent by the mid-1980s, with only minor effects on the U.S. balance of payments.
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Brogan to head Roswell Clinic in New Mexico
Dr John C Brogan of Flemington New Jersey is named medical director of the Roswell Clinic a Lovelace Medical Foundation group practice in Roswell New Mexico He will assume duties Aug 28 and the clinic plans to grow from five physicians to ten or twelve within three to five years Dr Brogan a former Wayne State instructor and Rutgers family practice teacher moves with his wife and two sons to Roswell in mid August
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Roswell Teens Head Abroad for Europe Trip
The Daily Record notes that 17 Roswell youths depart today for a European tour. Also covered are an Artesia hospital disaster drill, a state gas rate ruling, Carter’s envoy to South Africa, Wimbledon delays, and Pam Blackwell as a Miss New Mexico Teenager finalist.
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Anheuser Busch seeks to spread waste beer on lawn
Anheuser Busch officials request permission from Jacksonville environmental officials to spread a million gallons of beer and related wastes on the grass around their brewery site. City water services estimate the move could save about 40 000 dollars a month in sewage treatment costs.
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