Glue factories and community aid stir local memories
A reader recalls a 100 years ago Sioux City Journal note proposing a dog glue factory, then shifts to local goodwill as an anonymous donor gifts a portable TV to the Chaves County Mental Health Center at 1020 S Garden Ave. The center may receive continued legislative funding next year.
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J.G. Schroeder
Cedar Dr
Sioux City Journal
Chaves County Mental Health Center
S. Garden Ave
Parks Morrison
Four Phi Kappa Phi new members at NM State U
Four students join the NM State University chapter of Phi Kappa Phi. Leslie J. Keys formerly of Roswell Record is among the new members along with John Perry Conley John Patrick Murphy and Linda Louise Sloan. High GPAs are noted as a prerequisite. The article lists parents and addresses for each student. The Symphonic Wind Ensemble of ENMU plans a campus concert today then tours with dates in Artesia Ruidoso Odessa Seagraves and Seagraves. The Roswell Humane Society reports 104 dogs and 20 cats slaughtered in February with six dogs reclaimed and 37 adopted.
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Roswell
L. W. Murphy
John P. Murphy
ENMU
Artesia High
Ruidoso
Texas
Odessa
Seagraves
Roswell Humane Society
Sherry Shaw Named New Mexico Winner in Ability Counts Contest
Roswell High School senior Sherry Anne Shaw won 1973 state top honors in the Ability Counts survey with The Handicapped at Work Tomorrow's Challenge. She earns an expense paid trip to Washington DC and a college tuition scholarship, announced by Martha Hoskins of Albuquerque.
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Sherry Anne Shaw
Roswell
New Mexico
Washington, D.C
Martha Hoskins
Albuquerque
Roswell High School
Miss Shaw
President's Committee On Employment of
Governor's Committee
Hobbs
Multiple funeral notices report deaths in New Mexico area
A string of obituaries and funeral notices list Eva V. Jackson 58 killed in a Saturday automobile accident and services pending. Also named are Tonya Ann Long, Anna Strakey, John Tyler Donham, Edna M. Jacobson, Bill Lester Mathews, William Madison Knight and relatives across Roswell Huntington Artesia and Lookout with service details and survivors.
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LaGrone Funeral Chapel
Eva. V. Jackson
Wyoming Ave
Reger Funeral Home
Huntington
W. Va
Tonya Ann Long
David Long
Linda Thacker Long Sergent
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Charles Sergent
LaGrone Funeral
Anna Strakey
Country Club Road
Strakey
Roswell
Greek Orthodox Church
Monroeville
Penn
Czechoslovakia
Charles Sczmonica
George Strakey Sr
George Strak
Ballard Funeral Home
Edna M. Jacobson
Vassar Drive
St. Mary's Hospital
Hobbs
Bill Lester Mathews
Artesia
Hermosa Drive Church of Christ In
W. PP. Dennis
Artesia Church
Hagerman
Mathews
Lea General Hospital
Mr. Mathews
Griffin Funeral Home
Terpening- Paulin
Ruth
Bill L. Mathews
Janelle Apperson
Helen Franklin
Tatum
Janice Harlow
Ethel Sims
Calvert, Tex
Lucy Brooks
Goree
Tex
J. R. Mathews
Roy Mathews
Thornton, Tex
William Madison Knight
Lookout
Calif
D. B. Knight
Mr. Knight
Arkansas
New Mexico
California
Houston
Youth census signals sharp drop in 14 to 17 age group
Census Bureau projections show high school age youths 14 to 17 falling to 14.3 million by 1985 from 16.4 million in 1972 with a peak around 1975. The 18 to 21 group is seen slipping from 16.8 million in 1980 to about 15 million by 1985 amid lower birth rates and later marriages.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Census Bureau
U.S
Downey to be released from Chinese prison after 20 years
John Thomas Downey, a Yale graduate and CIA employee captured in 1952, will be freed Monday crossing into Hong Kong amid a U.S. China thaw. President Nixon hailed the release along with two other Americans, Capt. Philip E. Smith and Cmdr. Robert J. Flynn, tied to broader ceasefire and diplomacy efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
John Thomas Downey
Downey
Yale
Central Intelligence Agency
Hong Kong
U.S
Nixon
China
White House
Chou
Richard Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Manchuria
Peking
Fecteau
Reversal Bid to Save Alaska Pipeline Reaches Supreme Court
Government and supporters urge Supreme Court and Congress to overturn an appeals court ruling on the Alyeska 48 inch Alaska pipeline right of way. They seek to widen corridors beyond 50 feet and argue NEPA compliance and alternate routes were considered.
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