Roswell voters set to elect mayor council and judge
Roswell voters go to the polls Tuesday to choose a mayor five council members and a municipal judge from a field of 25. City Clerk Bud Foster estimates turnout at 5,000 to 6,000, well below the 8,000 in 1972, with two mayoral candidates, 16 council hopefuls, and seven for judge.
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Louis Davies
Roswell
Bud Foster
Foster
William F. Brainerd
John S. Jackson Jr
Brainerd
United
Fred Gibson
Smith
Chaves County
Murray J. Bush
Walt Keller
Louis Angelos
Tom Stephens
Frank W. Baker
Sidney J. “Tiny” Squire
Steve L. Henderson
Paul H. Cadwell
William G
Bill” McCoy
Robert H
Bob” Cress
Dewayne Beagles
Robert “Bob” Wafful
Jim Lilley
Danois Ortega
Sterling Grant
Marilyn Holmes
Clyde C. Anderson
Cecil Redford
Andy Sedillo
Earl Tankersley
Jose M. Sanchez
Leon Spear
Carl W. Tatum
Bob Owen
L. C. Stiles
Roy Oldrup
Walter Ryan
Lee Andrews
Mack Thomas
William Schnedar
Tragedy at Paris Forest Turkish Airlines DC10 Crash
A Turkey Airlines DC10 crashed in Ermenonville forest near Paris killing 346 people. Search teams combed a wide area for wreckage and the black box while officials weighed sabotage reports amid uncertainty over flight details and casualty lists.
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France-Soir
Liberal Front
France
Ermenonville Forest
Orly
Istanbul
London
U. S
U S Attache and Family Die in Paris DC10 Crash
Dr Wayne Wilcox cultural attache at the U S embassy in London and his wife Oulda from Dallas died along with two of their four children, Kailan 15 and Clark 13, in the DC10 crash near Paris. Wilcox, 41, a former Columbia University political science professor from North Liberty Indiana, served in government.
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Wayne Wilcox
North Liberty
Ind
Europe
Japan
Paris
London
U.S
Wilcox
Columbia University
New York
Oulda
Dallas
Tex
Kailan
Clark
Roswell school board to meet Tuesday in Berrendo
Roswell Independent School District Board of Education schedules a 7 30 p m meeting at Berrendo Elementary with items including a request to waive city share of 4 45 mills ad valorem levy and raise districtwide levy. Also on the agenda are a Title I ESEA project for 226 653, budget increases totaling 31 571 for Title I and 11 651 for the Work Incentive Program, and changes tied to federal funds and summer programs.
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Roswell
Utton
State Department of Education
Division of Public School Finance
Liquor Rules Set for Municipal Elections in New Mexico
State liquor director reminds New Mexico towns that liquor establishments must close during municipal election hours. Gov. King heads to Washington for the National Governors Conference with a brief return planned, joined by staff and family. In Madrid, police cracked a student protest over an anarchist's execution, arresting several demonstrators as the law school closed.
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Santa FE
N.M
Carlos Jaramillo
New Mexico
Bruce King
Washington, D.C
Roswell South Dakota Mayor Serves Dual Roles In Sparse Town
Roswell population about 32 holds steady amid energy concerns, with Mayor Marlo Miller in office 10 years. He doubles as water superintendent and postmaster, pays himself modest sums, and appointed his wife as constable last August. No arrests have occurred.
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Roswell
S.D
Marlo Miller
Miller
Main Street
South Dakota
Chris
Meir delayes resignation sparks last minute pleas in Jerusalem
Premier Golda Meir postponed submitting her resignation after a flood of Labor Alignment colleagues urged her to stay. She called President Katzir to discuss returning her mandate, then delayed the decision amid street pressure and doubts over dissident party support. The caretaker government remains in place as parties seek a coalition.
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Defense
Moshe Dayan
National Religious Party
Mrs Meir
Israel
Meir
Pinhas Sapir
Allen
Abba Eban
Court Grants TV Immunity From Copyright Fees
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that cable operators are immune from paying copyright fees for network programs imported from distant stations, since they act only as transmitters. The ruling covers CATV broadcasts and shields operators from liability to program producers. The decision accompanies a separate ruling that Congress may lawfully withhold veterans education benefits.
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Supreme Court
Congress
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Richard J. Daley
H. Rap Brown
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