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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1977
Page
2
President Carter revealed at the dedication of Children's Hospital National Medical Center that he and his nine year old daughter Amy designed a tree house for the White House front yard. He promised reporters they would see it when finished.
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Canberra to open a three week Australian tour greeted by about 3,000 people including 18 busloads of children. They were met by Sir John Kerr and guard dogs patrolled the airport as security. Israeli Prime Minister Rabin also arrived in Washington for talks with President Carter as Fraser stood by.
Tawny Godin Miss America 1976 from Yonkers N Y and Dr Fanning Miles Little a USC Medical Center resident physician were married this weekend at the Little Church Around the Corner with the ceremony held Saturday in New York.
Crosby remains hospitalized at Huntington Memorial in Pasadena after a 20 foot stage fall. A spokesman said he is too uncomfortable to travel and received a shave from his wife Kathryn during treatment.
The 72-year-old entertainer Crosby fell from the Ambassador Auditorium stage Thursday night after a benefit show marking his 50th year in show business. CBS taped the performance and will air 90 minutes as Bing! on March 20. The Crosbys reside in Hillsborough California. He declined travel in that condition.
Shoichi Yokoi the last Japanese World War II holdout is back in Agana Guam to star in a Nippon TV Productions life story. The 30 minute Japanese language film chronicles his 28 years in hiding and will be released in Japan.
New Mexico Lt. Gov. Robert E. Ferguson will be honored at a testimonial dinner in Santa Fe on Wednesday.
The New Mexico Legislature faces a massive workload with only about 16 percent of bills acted on. A record 1,033 bills plus 25 dummy measures exist. 51 have passed both houses. Gov. Apodaca signed 27, vetoed one. The Senate moved faster on House bills than the House on Senate bills.
Washington Star recounts a 1977 controversy about the Lincoln Memorial inscription "In this temple," tracing how Royal Cortisson of The New York Tribune and The Herald Tribune authored the line and his connection to architect Henry Bacon, noting a last minute editorial clash in the White House era.
A trove of letters reveals the 1919 draft inscription for the Lincoln Memorial by Charles Warren Cortissoz. The proposed text emphasized Lincoln’s saving of the Union, avoided slavery references, and aimed to unite the North and South with dignity and simplicity.
The article notes a slow pace in completing 14 state government reorganization bills with the House finishing the package while the Senate only held one hearing. It predicts a potential special session called by Gov. Jerry Apodaca after March 19 to carry over unfinished bills, likely including the government reorganization package.
The Dow Jones industrials fell .42 to 953.04 at noon after last week's 20.03 point rise. Gainers led 7 to 5 on the NYSE, with the composite index flat at 54.98 while the AMEX value index rose to 111.51 on 7.69 million shares traded.
Local Roswell newspaper lists circulation rates for carrier and mail delivery in state and out of state. It also provides staff contacts and titles including editor managing editor business director advertising director production director and circulation manager. The paper notes AP membership and rights to AP dispatches.
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