Governor Bruce King Visits Roswell Feed Lots
Gov. Bruce King travelled with kin to Roswell where he spent about three hours at the Chaves County Cattle Corp. feed lots south of the city. He praised local officials and noted the economic impact of the operation while signaling forthcoming highway funding debates in southeastern New Mexico.
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Bruce King
Roswell
Chaves County Cattle Corp
Rolla Hinkle
David McGee
Bob Nayor
Lea County
Chaves
Santa Fe
C. D. Rickman
New Mexico
Rickman
Highway Department
Chaves County
The
Highway Commission
Fire danger noted as forest fires loom in Capitan region
Ranger Tom Goodrich warns of increasing fire risk as moisture remains scarce in Capitan and Roswell. He cites minimal January to date rainfall and dwindling soil moisture amid wind and drought, urging caution in forests. A Tag Day Saturday aims to fund humane disposal equipment costing 3300 dollars. Sertoma Club names officers and directors for upcoming term.
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Tom Goodrich
Capitan
The
Forest Service
Roswell
Society
Main Street
Anna Barnard
Candidates push youth vote at Del Norte High School
The Albuquerque event drew major candidates for a Countdown Youth Vote program. Senatorial hopefuls Daniels and Morris sparred over lowering the drinking age to 18 while other contenders urged focus on national and local issues.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
del Norte High School
Albuquerque
Jack Daniels
Hobbs
Thomas Morris
Tucumcari
Daniels
Morris
U.S
del Norte
Bernalillo County
Jesse Kornegay
David F. Cargo
Senate
Goddard Student Injured After Fall at School
Cindy Pickering a Goddard High student reportedly fell through a false ceiling Monday night at school. She was admitted to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center and described by officials as not seriously hurt.
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Encanto Dr
Goddard High School
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Ronald Pickering
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Mitchell denies involvement in ITT case and GOP convention
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell testified he had no role in the ITT antitrust settlement or its related negotiations for the GOP convention. He said he disqualified himself early, had no communications with ITT representatives, and did not discuss ITT matters with Mrs. Beard or others.
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International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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Nixon
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Justice Department
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Richard McLaren
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Felix Rohatyn
Dita Beard
Geneen
White House
Rohatyn
New York
Lazard Freres
New York Stock Exchange
Beard
San Diego
Abducted New Mexico Woman Found. Husband Reports Bruises
Mrs. Pete Chiello, 36, abducted at gunpoint Friday, was listed in satisfactory condition at an Espanola hospital. Police seek two suspects as investigation continues. she suffered head bruises, cuts, and a broken right hand while protecting herself during the attack. She was found near Penasco after an extensive search.
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Joe Moya
Chiello
Penasco
Ruidoso Funeral Notices for McMacken Hooser and Sago
Ruth Alice McMacken 79 of Roswell died today in a local hospital with services pending at LaGrone Funeral Chapel. George Hooser 84 of Roswell died today in a local hospital with services pending at Ballard Funeral Home. Monroe Ward Sago 20 of Mescalero died Sunday at Holloman AFB hospital. services Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Assembly of God Church Mescalero with Rev. Lenny L. Pike. Burial Mescalero Cemetery. Survivors include mother Delia Platta sister Corrinne Sadoval and brother Robert Rufus Sago. Burial under Chapel of Roses Mortuary direction.
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Ruth Alice McMacken
W. Eyman
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Ballard Funeral Home
George Hooser
N. Atkinson
Sago
Assembly of God Church
Delia Platta
Corrinne Sadoval
Robert Rufus Sago
Mescalero
Chapel of Roses Mortuary
Ruidoso
Albuquerque youths back anti drug turn in a pusher plan
An Albuquerque executive committee formed to launch a Turn in a Pusher program aims to halt drug traffic via informers rewards. Daryl Harrell becomes executive vice president with Kim Scott secretary and Larry Buchmiller legal counsel.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Jerry Gatton
Daryl Harrell
Kim Scott
Larry Buchmiller
Public employees strike measure draws GOP warning
Rep. Sam Steiger of Arizona warned that federal bills to allow public employee strikes and compulsory unionism would cause chaos in city, state, and county governments. He argued the plan benefits only union officials and could enable union shop or agency shop requirements for all workers in a bargaining unit.
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Washington
Sam Steiger
Arizona
Steiger
House
Frank Thompson
D-N.j
Burglaries Target Roswell Shops and Car Overnight
Roswell police investigated a burglary at Linda's Beauty Shop on 1121 S. Main St where three or four wigs and 12 styrofoam head forms were stolen after a broken front door. Earlier a front plate glass window was broken at Premium Wholesale Inc. on 408 N. Main with a missing AM FM amplifier a speaker and an eight track stereo cartridge player valued over $100. A reported car theft at 604 Fruitland disclosed a tape deck two speakers and 25 tapes valued at over $100 with entry via a broken right car window.
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Roswell
Linda’s
S. Main St
Premium Wholesale Inc
N. Main
Jeff Jessier
Fruitland
Market reports show prices climb ending five day decline
New York stocks rose as the Dow gained 4.44 to 933.10 at noon. Advances outnumbered declines about 6 to 5 on the NYSE, with bargain hunting noted in oversold issues. A Commerce Department report put January sales up 3 percent to a new record, while oils rails chemicals and other sectors showed mixed moves.
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New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Commerce Department
Litton Industries
Cranston teachers face reprimand over high school lecture
The Cranston School Committee drew up reprimands for two teachers and a department head after a five hour hearing over inviting a 23 year old prostitute to speak to 40 students in an economics class. Officials said the invitation overstepped bounds though suspension unlikely.
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R.I
George O'Neill
James D’ambra
Aram Garabedian
Joseph J. Picano Jr
Garabedian
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