Shrine riders swap scooters for bigger motorcycles
Roswell Shrine Club members in the mounted patrol plan retraining to 100 cc and 175 cc motorcycles and aim to perform precision riding by the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. They participate in the Aspencade parade in Ruidoso each year. Support shuttle program urged by Southeastern New Mexico Chapter of Professional Engineers in a monthly meeting led by Joe Gordon. New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers prepares for a Hobbs convention in May marking the 25th birthday.
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Roswell Shrine Club
Mounted Patrol
New Mexico
Ruidoso
Engineer leader teasers retirement and growth in NSPE
Wilson of Albuquerque, NSPE proxy, says he may retire to Roswell in a few years after his term ends in July. He praises rising professional membership, cites a 3,000 member increase, and notes young engineers demand action and viable solutions in professions including medicine. His next convention is in Ohio.
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Caldwell Wilson
National Society of Professional Engineers
Albuquerque
Roswell
Wilson
NSPE
AMA
Ohio
Delegates Headed for National Musicians Convention in Hawaii
Gordon Saunders and Mrs. Saunders will attend the American Federation of Musicians national convention in Hawaii this June with Gordon traveling as a fully paid delegate. The Rev E W Campbell of Trinity Baptist Church and his family plan to move from Roswell to a new assignment near Farmington.
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Gordon Saunders
Aspen Pl
Roswell
Farmington
Trinity Baptist Church
Inmates Escape Cincinnati Jail Break Spurs Federal Involvement
25 prisoners escaped Hamilton County Jail in Cincinnati overpowered guards and seized handguns in a sixth floor breakout. Four women aided, two men recaptured, Judge Luebbers briefly held hostage, FBI asked to pursue unlawful flight to avoid confinement charges. Police, sheriff deputies, and state police fanned out across downtown Cincinnati.
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Bill Vale
Associated Press
Cincinnati, Ohio
FBI
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
H. D. Culler
Culler
Joseph Luebbers
Hamilton County Municipal Court
Kei
Frankfort
Bradford
Luebbers
Supreme Court voids Tennessee one year voting residence rule
The Supreme Court in a 6 to 1 decision struck down Tennessee and similar laws requiring a one year residence before voting in state and federal elections. Justice Marshall said the rule infringed on travel and residence rights, while Chief Justice Burger dissented.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Tennessee
Thurgood Marshall
Warren E. Burger
Florida
Virginia
Supreme Court
Congress
Services Pending for Norman L. Graham and Maria Fuentes
Funeral services are pending for Norman L. Graham 47 manager of Motel 6 on West Second Street Roswell resident for four months died Monday in a local hospital He was a WWII Navy veteran and member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Survivors include a daughter and five brothers Burial will be in Long Beach California Separate notice states Maria Aragon Fuentes 68 former Roswell resident died Saturday in a Long Beach hospital She had lived in Wilmington California Surviving include a son and two daughters Many Roswell nephews and nieces survive.
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LaGrone
Norman L. Graham
West Second Street
Graham
Roswell
Eustace
Tex
N. L
Winston Graham
Dallas
Wayman Graham
Grand Prairie
Jack Graham
Don Graham
R. T. Graham
Mesquite, Tex
Long Beach
Calif
Maria Aragon Fuentes
Torres trial begins today in Santa Fe
Trivino Torres of Guadalupia faces trial in Santa Fe for the shooting death of Michael Press also known as Michael Starr a New Yorker at the Kingdom of Heaven Commune in Mora County. The case follows a violent spree with alleged beating kidnapping and rape by a Guadalupin group and relates to five co defendants who pled guilty to reduced aggravated battery charges.
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Santa FE
N.M
Trivino Torres
Guadalupia
Michael Press
Michael Starr
Kingdom of Heaven
Mora County
Dist
Donald A. Martinez
Las Vegas
H. Vern Payne
Joe Angel
Idaho Air National Guard Jet Crashes Near Gowen Field
A fighter jet from the Idaho Air National Guard crashed near Gowen Field south of Boise after the pilot ejected at about 300 feet. The craft burst into flames in an unoccupied field. two military fire trucks slid into a canal en route to the scene. No injuries were reported. The pilot Lt. Col. Ronald Weiner 38 cited hydraulic and electrical problems before returning to base. An Air Force board would investigate later. It was the guards first aircraft accident in over five years. Officials declined to say how long since two fire trucks ended up in the canal.
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Boise, Idaho
Idaho Air National Guard
Gowen Field
Boise
Ronald Weiner
Air Force
Shell blast injures hunter near Lairs Service Station
Jesus Cobos a 30 year old Dexter man was treated and released at St Marys Hospital after a shell exploded in his face while he tried to reload a .22 lever action rifle during a rabbit hunt two miles east of the old Lairs Service Station on NM Road 2 around 9 15 p m Monday a shell fragment lodged below his left eye two juveniles were later apprehended in a separate burglary case involving a handgun cash and two bicycles and two cameras found at a Roswell residence with several items stolen from Flora Vista School. they face multiple charges and were released to juvenile authorities. no additional details on the hunting accident were provided.
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Dexter
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jesus Cobos
Chaves County
Quade Jeffrey
Cobos
Lairs
N.M
Jeffrey
Roswell
Leslie McPherson
E. Fifth
Flora Vista
East Fifth Street
Don Goodall
Robins Dr
Juveniles to be tried as adults in Gibson’s case
In the 5th District Court Judge Paul Snead upheld two motions to try juveniles as adults. Bobby J. Armendariz 17 of 303 E. Poe and Tony C. Juarez 17 of 502 S. Sequoia face unauthorized entry charges at Gibson's on North Main Street. Arthur Rodriquez 17 of 2909 Largo was sentenced to 10 days in county jail after admitting taking a pickup truck without consent.
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5Th District Court
Paul Snead
Bobby J. Armendariz
E. Poe
Tony C. Juarez
S. Sequoia
Gibson's
North Main Street
Arthur Rodriquez
Largo
Rodriquez
Senate to trim three words from daylight time bill
The Senate is expected to delete three words from its version of the Uniform Time Act daylight saving time amendment. This action would complete the final congressional step needed to enact the change.
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Washington
Senate
Five Counts Dismissed In Magistrate Court
Five counts of forgery against Erma Tull were dismissed on a district attorney’s motion. Tull pleaded guilty to fraud under 100 dollars and received four months in county jail. Two juveniles and two others faced burglary and larceny charges with various bonds and sentences. The article also notes a House vote on Indiana daylight time exemption and outlines time zone boundary issues.
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Kent Shannon
Erma Tull
North
Delaware
Johnny Fierro
E. Bonney
Joseph Chaves
Dexter
Market report shows heavy trading and price drops
U S stock markets weaken amid currency fears and mutual fund redemptions rising to a record. Roswell Livestock Co reports March 20 1972 market with 900 cattle sold and diverse calf and steer prices. notes strong feeder activity and scarce prime cows. Upcoming April stocker sale and sheep sale scheduled for March 23.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Roswell
Diamond A Cattie Co
Cuerve
T . Fulkerson
Artesia
J.T. Howard
M. H Walker
Z. T. Lyles
Hagerman
Manuel Tanner
Pifon
Martin Ashcraft
Rane Haley
H A Kiper
C. A. Carrasco
Loving
Henry Walterscheid
Carlsbad
Lester Wilcox
Tularosa
Corriente
Bill Townsend
Mark Klein
George Teel
Hope Solid
Mary Brill
Capitan Solid
Tommy Ballard
Recorders aid in loan shark fight
Edward T. Joyce, acting chief of the Justice Department organized crime section, says concealed recorders and wiretaps are crucial in fighting loan shark extortion. He notes victims often testify with body recorders. about 66 cases used this method. Loansharking ranks near gambling and narcotics as organized crime income.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Justice Department
Edward T. Joyce
House
Consumer Affairs
Joyce
Roswell Daily Record Publication Details and Rates
Roswell Daily Record publishes weekdays evening and Sundays morning at 7301 N Main Roswell NM 88201. Editor names listed. Subscription rates shown: 28.80 annual in Chaves County and other areas, 2.40 monthly, 7.20 three months, 14.40 six months, 28.80 yearly. AP membership noted.
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Roswell
Associated Press
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