Groucho Marx Plays Singing Message After Hip Surgery
Comedian Groucho Marx, 86, sang to actor Elliott Gould an hour after hip surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Gould helped move Marx to the hospital after hip pains were diagnosed as a floating fracture of the right leg. Surgeons placed an artificial hip on Saturday and Marx was reported doing very well with an indefinite hospital stay.
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Justice Rehnquist Leaves Hospital After Back Pain
Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist is discharged from a Washington hospital after a week of treatment for back pain. The announcement notes improvement and return to public duties is anticipated. no further medical details were provided.
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Rehnquist Aims Return To Court After Hospital Stay
A court spokesman noted Chief Justice Rehnquist, 52, hopes to resume his duties shortly. He was released from George Washington University Hospital after a week of treatment including traction. He aims to be back at the bench within two weeks for the court’s next session.
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Carson reconsiders live Tonight Show broadcast plan
NBC says host Johnny Carson has changed his mind about live telecasts. NBC announced March 15 start but a spokesman said no date or certainty for live broadcasts. Carson, on vacation, was unavailable for comment. the show remains taped for same day airing in Burbank, California.
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Ford to visit New York for Eisenhower Fellows session
Former President Gerald R. Ford will visit New York March 22 and 23 for a two day session with Eisenhower Fellows. Ford has been named president of the fellowship program and will speak at the 1977 orientation meeting. The program brings 21 foreign fellows to the United States for a four month study tour.
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House backs Anita Bryant stand in Arkansas vote
The Arkansas House unanimously approved a resolution praising Anita Bryant for her stance against a Dade County Florida housing discrimination ordinance. The move supports Bryant’s fight against the ban on discrimination based on sexual preferences.
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Rock concert damages Pueblo auditorium exceed six thousand
Damages from a Saturday rock concert at Pueblo auditorium 300 N Kentucky Ave Roswell may surpass $6000. Carpet, paint and railing suffered cigarette burns and other damage. Sponsors paid 735 deposit. US district contemplates legal action and policy changes.
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Break inlights lead to Roswell arrest for burglary
A 16 year old Roswell boy was arrested on burglary charges after a break in reported by the Veterans Administration. Police say two separate incidents at Hondo Courts involved stolen goods including a TV valued over 100 and cash over 230. Other thefts included school T shirts and a tire wheel from a Mazda lot. An unrelated court note reports Eddie Dean Parker found guilty of heroin trafficking after a 40 minute jury deliberation. An error in reporting ties Mary Kincaid to a prior shooting involving J C Cole and L C Coleman cases.
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Roswell Girl's Art Chosen for Governor's Gallery Display
Roswell fourth grader Michelle Hernandez, 10, has artwork selected to hang in the Governor's Art Gallery in Santa Fe through March 18. Gov and Mrs Apodaca praised her artistic talent in a letter. Hernandez, taught by Marie Porter at Eighth Street Elementary, is the second Roswell student chosen for capital gallery display.
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Market stalls after early gains in mixed trading
In New York stocks drifted, with the Dow down 0.33 to 954.79 at noon after a modest early rise. NYSE activity showed more winners than losers, S.S. Kresge slid to 33. Meanwhile the composite index edged up 0.03 to 55.05 and the AMEX value index rose 0.14 to 111.72 amid no strong economic news.
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Netmen Extend Undefeated Streak at Spring Invitational
New Mexico Military Institute Bronco tennis team improves to 11 wins no losses and one tie. They defeated Scottsdale Community College 4 2 and tied Hawaii 3 3 in Tempe Arizona at the 1977 Spring Invitational, with Arizona State University and other schools in contention for top three.
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Setty Named Medical Director at New Mexico Rehabilitation Center
S V Satyanarayana Setty M D has been appointed medical director of the New Mexico Rehabilitation Center in Roswell. He will supervise the medical staff and lead the NMRC medical program, bringing expertise in rehabilitation medicine and electromyography from prior posts in Virginia and at Columbia University and University of Washington affiliations.
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Educators to gather in Roswell for statewide meeting
The Southeastern New Mexico Education Association will hold a conference in Roswell on March 18. The event opens with a 9 a.m. general assembly in Pearson Auditorium at New Mexico Military Institute, followed by sectional meetings in Goddard High School classrooms.
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Roswell Daily Record Subscription Rates Listed
The Roswell Daily Record shows subscription prices for Roswell carrier delivery. Rates include $3.25 per month, $9.75 for three months, $19.50 for six months, and $39.00 for one year. Contact details for circulation are provided.
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