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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1972

Page

3

Bid suit filed by Pyro Safety Co in Hagerman NM

Charles Rosso doing business as Pyro Safety Co Cimarron New Mexico seeks a writ of mandamus in 5th Judicial District Court alleging Hagerman Town Council ignored a lowest bid for a 750 GPM two stage pumper and awarded to Thunderbird Fire Equipment of Albuquerque for 21 750 over Rosso 20 200 Rosso claims Town violated the Public Purchase Act by not accepting the compliant lower bid and seeks to compel acceptance of his proposal or show cause.

Charles Rosso Pyro Safety Co Cimarron N.M 5Th Judicial District Court Hagerman Rosso National Fire Protection Association Thunderbird Fire Equipment Co Albuquerque Thunderbird

Roswell Letters Debate Delights and Blood Drive Appeal

Public Forum letters question Roswell’s status as a delightful place to live. A reader thanks donors and recounts Kristin’s recovery from surgery, urging blood donations in April as a critical state needs rise. Also noted, NASA scientists Erb and Munson set to speak at the New Mexico Water Conference April 6-7 at New Mexico State University.

Roswell Kristin Albuquerque Bernalillo County Medical Center Las Cruces N.M National Aeronautics and Space Administration New Mexico Water

Ballot complete for New Mexico presidential primary

The New Mexico presidential primary features seven Democrats and two Republicans on the ballot. Candidates were nominated by a state committee in February and filed candidacy declarations with a $500 fee. petitions were not received by the Secretary of State Betty Fiorina. On the Republican side Nixon and McCloskey appear, though McCloskey has withdrawn since New Hampshire. Democrats include Wallace Humphrey Chisholm Jackson Lindsay McGovern Muskie.

Santa FE N.M New Mexico Betty Fiorina Fiorina Nixon U.S Paul McCloskey Jr R-Calif McCloskey New Hampshire Alabama George Wallace Florida Hubert H. Humphrey Shirley Chisholm D-N.y Henry Jackson Wash New York City John Lindsay George McGovern Ds.dak Edmund S. Muskie Maine

Ecologist Links Money to Environmental Progress

Dr Raymond Dasmann senior ecologist with the International Union for Conservation of Nature says legislators control funding crucial to the ecology movement. He spoke in Tucson explaining that real solutions lie in Washington and state capitals where money is allocated. He noted much talk but little appropriations. He also described sea turtles as fully aquatic with flippers that have claws.

Tucson Ariz Raymond Dasmann International Union For the Conservation of Nature Switzerland Dasmann Washington

New Pinto wagon debuts from Ford division lineup

Rex Desmond of the Desmond Ford Company in Roswell announces the arrival of Ford’s 1972 Pinto station wagon as the first of a new small car emphasis. The wagon, longer with 60.5 cubic feet cargo, offers the squire woodgrain package and various options across Pinto, Maverick and Mustang lines. Also notes midyear trims and trailer packages. In Albuquerque, Elizabeth Lehman Baker files an EEOC complaint alleging discrimination by the State Employment Security Commission after layoffs and notices of further job losses.

Ford Desmond Ford Company Rex Desmond Roswell Desmond Albuquerque, N.M Elizabeth Lehman Baker Albuquerque U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission State Employment Security Commission

Full ports shutdown possible after ILWU wage cut by Pay Board

The Pay Board trimmed a wage increase in the ILWU PMA contract ending a 134 day West Coast dock strike raising the possibility of a nationwide port shutdown. The board approved 10 per cent wage rise plus 4.9 per cent fringe benefits while rejecting the 16 per cent raise.

Associated Press San Francisco U.S Harry Bridges West Coast International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union Washington ILWU Bridges East Gulf Coast Thomas W. Gleason Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Union ILA Pacific Maritime Association Ilwu-Pma George H. Boldt West Coast

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