Meanest thief in Roswell targets science fair exhibit
A 12 year old, Jimmy Kapuranis of Sierra Middle School, reports his microscope stolen from his Can Solutions Mold exhibit at Goddard during the city wide science fair. Police seek clues as a regional Science Fair at New Mexico Military Institute looms.
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Man Arrested After Roswell Officers Threatened At Gunpoint
Roswell officers responded to a disturbance at 109 E. Church where Robert D. Pantoja, 23, allegedly stepped outside with a rifle and warned officers to leave or be shot. He was arrested at 10 p.m. on aggravated assault charges after a magistrate warrant was obtained. A separate magistrate case involves Artesia vendors H and J Farmer's Market J T Haile and Bert Jones for adulterated meat containing 250 parts per million sulfite. Meat inspector Barrett said sulfite altered color and branded the product. A petty misdemeanor hearing is set in magistrate court.
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Invitation for bids on Roswell property sale by SBA
The Small Business Administration offers for sale royalty payments from Continental Oil Co and property in Roswell under court order. Bid opening at SBA Albuquerque office. 10 percent bid bond required. payment of balance due within days of acceptance. no warranty of title.
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NM Attorney General says abortion bill likely unconstitutional
The New Mexico attorney general's office calls House Bill 401 unconstitutional in most aspects and a proposed constitutional amendment on unborn rights likewise unconstitutional. Assistant AG Prentis Reid Griffith Jr. sent his memorandum to Rep. Max Coll. The state court had recently ruled much of the therapeutic abortion law unconstitutional after a Supreme Court ruling.
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Dallas girl found unharmed after Highland Park abduction
Leslie Janice Ward a 14 year old granddaughter of Henry E English was recovered unharmed from a small Dallas house after an abduction near Highland Park. Authorities arrested 42 year old Raymond C Beckley who faced a federal warrant for a 1972 slaying on the SS Rambam.
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Roark rites set for Charles M. Roark
Funeral services for Charles M. Roark age 23 will be held Tuesday at 10 30 a m at the Catholic Church with a Rosary Monday 5 30 p m in Ballard Chapel. Burial in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Survivors include parents two brothers a sister and a nephew. Pallbearers named.
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Local man pleads guilty to lesser charge in district court
Daniel Curtis Walton, 38, of 1713 N Orchard, pleaded guilty to larceny under $100 a petty misdemeanor in Fifth Judicial District Court before Judge Paul Snead. Sentencing deferred six months with probation. court may dismiss the charge after probation.
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New Mexico Adds War Casualties To Honor Roll
The Associated Press notes 391 New Mexicans died in the Southeast Asia war with 313 from enemy action and 78 from nonhostile causes. Names include Danny Fernandez, Jesse Mechem, Thomas Toledo and Robert Dow among others on the state honor roll.
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Census plans 1975 survey to update population data
The Census Bureau aims to push ahead in 1975 to measure population changes since 1970. The Nixon budget asks for funds to begin the process, with total survey costs estimated at 45 million dollars compared with 220 million for the 1970 census.
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Cline Crowned Miss New Mexico Universe at ENMU
Carolyn Cline, 20, of Albuquerque and a student at Eastern New Mexico University, won Miss New Mexico Universe in Las Cruces and will represent New Mexico in the Miss Universe Miss USA pageant next May. First runner up is Jan Nilsson of Los Alamos. second runner up is Maxine Whisler of UNM.
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Modest Market Rise As Six Nations Plan Joint Currency Float
The New York market opened with a small gain as six Common Market nations considered a coordinated currency float. The Dow rose 1.66 to 973.89 at noon while the NYSE showed 681 gainers to 436 losers. IBM, Xerox, and Polaroid posted modest advances amid investor caution awaiting broader monetary strategy.
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Woman found dead in front yard early Saturday
Cause listed probably been dead approximately eight hours. Found at 7 14 a m in the front yard of her home. Separate reports say Tony Gomez injured in an accident while moving a dryer and Peter Rogers seriously injured in another incident. Both in hospital under intensive care with improved conditions. Dr Amy Barton injured when horse spooked and ambulance transport to St Marys follows.
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