New Mexico Senate shows split on King term bid
Gov. Bruce King faced a 12 to 12 vote on whether he may seek a second term in 1974 as the New Mexico Senate considered a constitutional amendment by Sen. Echols to allow two consecutive four year terms. The proposal was passed 24 to 13 and sent to the House despite a 22 to 12 vote on King’s eligibility.
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N.M
Bruce King
New Mexico Senate
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D-Curry
Echols
House
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Pete Pence
Anthony Lucero
Dernalillo
Film on Dr Goddard to Air on Several Stations
An hour long TV production about Dr Robert H Goddard is planned for broadcast later this year in Washington Hartford Conn Jacksonville Fla and Miami with additional stations possible. Cliff and Jean Hoelscher shot footage in Roswell at the Roswell Museum and Art Center and interviewed Tiny Squire and Peter Hurd.
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Robert H. Goddard
Washington
Hartford
Conn
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Cliff Hoelscher
Jean
Roswell
Dr. Goddard
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Tiny Squire
Peter Hurd
San Patricio
Clark University
Massachusetts
Hoelscher
Las Cruces
Tucson
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Nils Lindquist
Hoelschers
Midland
Tex
Roswell Brackish Water Visit to End as Facility Closes
OSW personnel from California and other water experts plan a Friday visit to Roswell’s brackish water research site. With no next year’s funding, the Roswell Test Facility will end brackish water work. A banquet for 22 visitors is planned by Ken Trumpeter with Mayor Brainerd and the RCDC involved. Russell Nelms of Texas Tech to receive top GPA honors Sunday at 2 p.m. in Arts and Sciences.
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New York City
General Motors
Roswell
Office of Saline Water
California
Ken Trumpeter
Russell Nelms
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Arts and Sciences Department
Tech
Dewey Nelms
Riverside
Fielder
Patti
SMU
Dallas
Russell
Goddard
Chaves County
Trade
Associated Press
New district plan proposes multiple county boundaries
MacMillan outlines a redistricting scheme with two all Eddy County districts and several county groupings including Lea, San Juan, Valencia and Taos. He notes Supreme Court guidelines allow population deviation up to 16.4 percent while discussing one man one vote amid ongoing constitutional questions.
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MacMillan
Eddy County
Curry County
Taos
Mora
Santa Fe
Los Alamos County
Santa Fe County
McMillan
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Infant Tina Montoya dies after car strike in Roswell
Funeral services are pending for 16 month old Tina Lenora Montoya of Roswell who died from injuries after being struck by a car. Ballard Funeral Home handles arrangements. She was born October 31 1971 and survived by her parents, three brothers and three sisters, all of Roswell. The infant died at St Marys Hospital after a christening at St Johns Catholic Church.
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Ballard Funeral Home
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Stanley S. Montoya
E. Albuquerque
Roswell
Highland Baptist Church
Dane C. Hendricks
Cary Hendricks
W. Frazier
Hendricks
St. Mary's Hospital
Melrose
First Baptist Church
Lewis Cleveland
Cleve’’ Smith
Smith
Curry County
David Crow
Clovis
The
Baptist Church
Wellington
Tex
K. M. Strong
J. N. Cook
Cornell
First Christian Church of
Strong
Eddie Strong
Deming
Artesia
Jack Strong
Alamogordo
Texas
Lindsay quits bid for New York mayor third term
Mayor John V. Lindsay announced he will not run for a third term, citing personal considerations and calling the job the second toughest in the nation. Seven Democrats have announced their candidacies, with speculation Lindsay may seek the governorship or a U.S. Senate seat next year. Lindsay, who switched to the Democratic Party in 1971, previously pursued a presidential bid that failed in Florida and Wisconsin.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
U.S. Senate
Florida
Wisconsin
New Mexico House readies general appropriations bill
The general appropriations act, about 325 million from the general fund, will be introduced in the New Mexico House Friday and set for passage Saturday. It allocates 172.33 million to public schools and 55.29 million to universities, with major shares to education and state agencies.
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Santa FE
N.M
State General Fund
New Mexico
Bruce King
Legislative Finance Committee
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Idaho BLM Says Most Horses From Howe Roundup Accounted For
Idaho BLM Director William Mathews says early findings show most of the Lemhi Mountains herd near Howe are alive and under federal protection. He declines to specify locations or how many were found, while investigations consider wild horse status and possible cruelty.
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Idaho
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
William Mathews
BLM Forest Service
Forest Service
Humane Society
Lemhi Mountains
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The
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Leo Amy
Rexburg
Amy
Max Hoggan
Medicine Lodge
Bill Yearsley
Blackfoot
Bill Robinson
Frank Hartman Jr
Jones
Hartman
Market Report Mixed Prices as Oil Stocks Sway Trading
Market reports show mixed prices and active trading. The noon Dow dipped 5.04 to 973.96 with NYSE advancers leading decliners 667 to 431. Oil issues like Texaco Mobil Exxon and Phillips Petroleum fell, while Standard Oil of California and Royal Dutch also declined amid administration policy talk.
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Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
American Stock Exchange
Champion Home Builders
Texaco
Mobil Oil
Phillips Petroleum
Gulf
Ashland
Standard Oil of
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Exxon
Standard
Extradition Sought After Roswell Arrest of Ted Rodriguez
Roswell City Police arrested Ted Franco Rodriguez 28 at 2:29 a.m. on a warrant from El Paso Texas charging theft by false pretense. He remains jailed awaiting extradition. Police also reported a burglary at Taylor's Fruit Stand and a theft of a power tree spraying rig from Don Guess's property.
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Ted Franco Rodriguez
S. Stanton Ave
el Paso
Tex
Chaves County
E. P. Taylor
Taylor's Fruit Stand
Second St
Don Guess
Mississippi Ave
Negotiations Resume Over Wounded Knee Standoff
The Justice Department planned a major statement on the Wounded Knee siege as talks between AIM leaders and federal officials resume at noon. Gunfire had been reported though some shots were believed from automatic rifles as the 200 occupiers pressed for Wilson’s ouster and a revocation of the tribe’s constitution.
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F. Richard Ciccone
Associated Press
Wounded Knee
S.D
Justice Department
Justice and Interior Departments
American Indian Movement
AIM
Interior Department
Richard Wilson
Wilson
Pine Ridge
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