Roswell City Council race draws largest candidate field
Eighteen residents campaign for City Council seats in Roswell as ballots list candidates for five wards. Voting runs 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday at 18 polling places across 34 precincts, with most candidates living in their ward though some run from elsewhere. Mayor Smith oversees a potential vote of confidence as turnout varies.
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Marian McQuiddy
Roswell
W.M
Bud’’ Foster
Jerry N. Smith
Smith
Ralph W. Boehms
A. Lee Andrews
Walter Ryan
Roy E. Oldrup
Roswell Crime Rate Rises 3.8 Percent in 1975
Roswell Police Department annual report shows known offenses increasing from 1,875 in 1974 to 1,948 in 1975, a rise of 3.8 percent. The report notes a higher total value of property lost in 1975.
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Marian McQuiddy
Roswell
Atkinson Avenue Reopens in Roswell After $374,000 Repair
City officials led by Councilman Walter Ryan reopen Atkinson Avenue from Fifth Street to College Boulevard after a major reconstruction. The article notes year over year crime, arrest, and property trends in Roswell for 1975, including increases in larceny and robberies and declines in manslaughter and auto theft, plus candidate lists for Ward races and local election context.
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Walter Ryan
Atkinson Avenue
Fifth Street
College Boulevard
Italy Reopens Markets as Lira Stays Steady in Crisis
Rome reports the official foreign exchange market reopening after a 40 day shutdown. The lira trades around 771 to the dollar, with central bank support described as flexible. Premier Moro’s fragile government faces strains from CIA and Lockheed probes and mounting debt concerns.
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Rome
Italy
Aldo Moro
Christian Democrat
Central Intelligence Agency
Lockheed
Milan
Moro
Bank of Italy
New York Federal Reserve
West Germany
Treasury Ministry
Treasury
Emilio Colombo
Ex Lockheed official alleges payoffs to US officers
Ex Lockheed official Ernest Hauser says aircraft firms paid Christmas cash bribes and promised post retirement jobs to US Air Force colonels in MAAGs to steer foreign contracts. He notes payments of 10 000 to 20 000 dollars and says firms, including Lockheed and Hughes, sought influence through military salesmen across many countries.
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Phoenix. Ariz
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Air Force
Lockheed
Ernest F. Hauser
Hauser
Paradise Valley
European
Japan
NATO
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S. Senate
The
Arizona Republic
Pentagon
Associated Press
Hughes Aircraft
Maags
U.S
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Castro
Cuba
Fidel Castro
CIA
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Las Vegas Sun
Hank Greenspun
Congressional Intelligence Agency
Kennedy Brothers
Robert H. Strand
Delicado Ave
United Roswell Ticket
Tim W. Daniel
Riverside Dr
Tandy L. Hunt
Kentucky Ave
Concerned Citizens For Responsive Government
Barbara L. Bowen
N. Mesa Ave
Murray J. Bush
Missouri Ave
Independent
Lloyd D. Rubio
Oak Drive
Citizens For
Kenneth J. Cox
Morningside Drive
Seventh St
Culligan Soft Water Service
United
Montana Ave
Taylor and Taylor Realtors
Taylor-Faust Construction Co
Harold W. Ashcraft
Rancho Road
Equifax
Citizens For Responsive Government
Jane Clarke
W. Alameda Sr
Credit Bureau of
United Roswell
James R. Perkowski
S. Richardson
Innovation Industries Inc
Evelyn A. Siegfried
Baylor Dr
Gilbert R. Licon
William J. DeBenedictis
S. Heights Dr
Roswell Airlines
Stanley Santheson
E. Fifth St
Roswell Florists
L.C. Stiles
S. Monroe Dr
George Wetles
Coleen Addy
Joel Webb
New Mexico Military Institute
Soccoro
Bud Pena
Napa
Calif
Valley Forge
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Christian Democrats
Northrop
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