Foreman says boxing comeback fueled by faith and church plans
Former heavyweight champion George Foreman, 29, says his return to boxing stems from his born again Christianity. He plans to use earnings to fund two churches in Los Angeles and New York and expects to train without hatred or a killer instinct. He did not announce fight dates.
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Rogers journey pleases lookers at London Palladium
Ginger Rogers delighted London audiences at the Palladium with a nostalgic look back at her 1930s and 40s career. Guest star Donald O'Connor joined her as she recalled life in Hollywood, showed clips from films with Fred Astaire, sang songs, and danced to evoke scenes from The Gay Divorcee and Shall We Dance.
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Younger Ford signs with Los Angeles Rough Riders
Steve Ford at 21 becomes calf roper and chief public spokesman for the Los Angeles Rough Riders. The team joins six others in a new Major League Rodeo circuit aiming to elevate rodeo recognition and highlight current athletes.
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Schlafly defends free speech at Rochester ERA clash
Phyllis Schlafly accused ERA supporters of stifling free expression after quarreling with backers at the University of Rochester. She told a male student crowd that graduates should thank her for urging women to stay home and out of the job market.
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Ex mayor Smith pushes fund drive for NMMI regents
Former Roswell mayor Jerry N. Smith announced at the New Mexico Military Institute regents meeting that he has started a drive to raise part of the funds needed. He wore a large gold X on a chain signaling his retirement and urged continued support from donors and supporters.
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Senate approves farm plan boosting price supports
The Senate voted 58 to 35 to raise target prices for wheat from 3.00 to 3.55 per bushel, corn from 2.10 to 2.50, and cotton from 0.52 to 0.70 per pound. The McGovern amendment ties direct payments to the gap between targets and market prices and raises loan rates for crops.
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Senator Defends Gas Regulation Compromise
Sen. Pete Domenici defends a natural gas regulation compromise as better than no bill. New Mexico producers opposed the plan. lawmakers Harrison Schmitt and Manuel Lujan also opposed, while Francis C. Tugg Wilson II and Charles B. Read voiced skepticism about its effectiveness and scope.
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Parties ready to designate candidates in New Mexico primaries
In Albuquerque on April 1 the Democrats and Republicans will hold pre primary designating conventions to pick candidates for the June 6 ballot. Secretary of State Ernestine Evans will certify qualified candidates March 28, with conventions allowed until April 7. Delegates totals and qualification details are set for each party.
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Market declines after gains push ends in early trading
New York stocks fell as investors booked profits after a run of gains. The Dow slipped about 3.55 points to 770.27 in the first hour while NYSE volume reached 6.63 million shares, with losers slightly outnumbering winners.
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Flora Vista Elementary School closes after pipe break
Flora Vista Elementary School at 1208 E. Bland St. closed today due to a water main break that cut off all water to the building. Principal Carlos Armendariz said repair work should finish this afternoon and classes would resume Wednesday as usual.
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Roswell Daily Record Staff and Subscription Rates
Roswell Daily Record lists staff roles including editor Jerry McCormack and business director R.M. Higginbotham. It details subscription options with monthly and yearly prices for in state and out of state mail, and notes AP membership and reproduction rights.
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