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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
2
Greyhound introduces compact folding bicycles sold by the bus company. The bikes fold in seconds and include tire pump lights generator a carrying rack and kit. They fit men women and children and can be carried in a car trunk or on a bus for cross country trips.
Morristown Tennessee 12 year old Debbie Dees niece of Marion Dees will debut as a violinist in Venezuela this summer and later perform in New Mexico. Debbie is daughter of Dr. Donald Dees radiologist in Morristown. Beck another niece age 10 will debut in Macon Georgia soon. The note recalls past attempts at music by Manuel Oracion and others and mentions Sertoma events and editor Jim Lilley.
Allan Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Jack Rogers 609 Mimosa and his cousin Terry Stevens of Albuquerque formerly Roswell served as pages in the New Mexico House Monday Sponsored by Rep Max Coll Roswell lawmaker now in law school in Albuquerque He will have to catch up at UNM after this week Fred Buckles predicts most major legislation is out of the way and adjournment likely Saturday unless something happens Long debate a常
Education officials discuss merit pay with safeguards for grievances and doubt about uniform adoption. Some argue the policy impacts professional growth and morale, while statutes allow evaluation rights. In Washington, the Middle Rio Grande Council of Governments gains economic development district status opening access to more federal matching funds. Sen. Montoya announced the designation.
Roswell police logged three burglaries over two days. At Goddard High School a volt meter and a volt meter were taken from a classroom valued above 100 dollars. Marion Morris saw tools stolen from his parked pickup valued under 100 dollars. Carlen Kinney reported five wigs a cascade a white elephant bank and small change valued around 100 dollars.
A dawn attack at the Soai Kiet Pagoda in Tra Cu Vinh Binh province killed 17 or 20 people and wounded 82 to 88 as Vietnamese authorities blamed Communist terrorists. Most victims were Cambodian descent. An ICRC team arrived to investigate while Saigon protested to the Joint Military Commission.
Funeral services are pending for Lana Hortenstein 81 of Roswell with Ballard Funeral Home. She resided here 62 years, died Wednesday in St Marys Hospital after a lengthy illness. Also listed are obituaries for Maria Esparza, John Kross, Raymond Rollwitz and other local deaths with ties to Roswell and surrounding Texas communities.
President Nixon urged the Senate to seek a court test of executive privilege over John W. Dean III's testimony at the L. Patrick Gray III FBI director confirmation hearing. He said Mitchell and Stans would testify if summoned, while stressing the constitutional duty to defend the separation of powers amid Watergate related questions.
Two Roswell area men were listed in fair condition at St Joseph's Hospital in Albuquerque after separate Saturday incidents. The report also corrects prior thefts from vehicles owned by Richard Clifton KR M Starkey and Robert Gilbert, with details of the 6:15 p.m. Tuesday activity.
In Fifth Judicial District Court Judge Paul Snead presided as Ernest Page was acquitted of receiving a stolen firearm. Manuel Ramirez was found guilty of the same charge and sentenced to one to five years with credit for time served. Upcoming trials include Larry Marshall on animal injury and Arthur Lacey on worthless checks.
Dow drops 2.56 to 976.29 as inflation concerns loom. NYSE shows 5 to 4 declines over advances. Budget deficit hits 24.1 billion in Q4. Texas Gulf leads volume, metals stocks slide on government stockpile sale plans.
Negotiations between the federal government and the 300 American Indian Movement supporters at Wounded Knee, S D, were delayed by a severe blizzard. Dennis Banks says the group can endure three days on current rations as they demand medicine and supplies. A federal grand jury in Sioux Falls indicted three people linked to the takeover, while government observers may deliver aid if weather permits.
Carolyn Wyeth of Chaddsford Pa mother of famed painter Andrew Wyeth died at home after a heart attack. She was a painter and teacher and widow of N C Wyeth with several artist children and grandchildren including James Wyeth.
During the French regime in Canada adult males were required to possess arms and ammunition and to perform monthly drill. The measure aimed to ensure readiness and defense by the colonial authorities and shaped local military practices in the period.
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