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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1972
Page
2
Roswell’s Breakfast Sertoma Club lights the flag at City Hall during evenings and residents express thanks for the project. A club meeting featured State Policeman Al Lipetzky explaining the breathalyzer test and its consequences for drivers.
BRIGHAM Knight named chairman of a five member UALR delegation to the Model United Nations at Harvard this week. The Roswell native, son of Mrs. W. H. Russ, will meet Yugoslavian representatives in New York two days before Harvard arrival.
In Illinois primary returns, Hanrahan wins renomination for state's attorney over Berg while Walker edges Simon for the governor nomination. Daley backs Hanrahan, hints at future ties, amid calls for party unity after his longtime dominance in Chicago politics.
Roswell Daily Record publishes weekday evenings and Sunday mornings at 730 N Main Roswell New Mexico. Editor Albert A Stubbs News Editor Jerry Mc Cormack Regional Sunday Editor Lois Purvis Advertising Manager Jimmy C Cox. Subscription rates list in county and out of state mail and carrier options.
Los Alamos hosts Clinton P. Anderson Day on April 8 with a presidential letter of commendation by Nixon and two keynote speeches by James T. Ramey and Jack M. Campbell. Gov Bruce King will proclaim the day and designate a scenic route while a parade luncheon and band concerts follow.
Texas House Speaker Gus Mutscher, the state's highest official ever convicted of a felony, says he is stepping aside without using the word resign. He faces pressure over a bribery case with Houston promoter Frank Sharp, while pledging to aid staff through any transition.
Former Representative Thomas G. Morris announces congressional field hearings on Brantley Dam near Carlsbad to be held April 14 through 16. The hearings, led by Harold T. Johnson, will assess flood control prospects and include both pro and con viewpoints. Police report notes items stolen from a car at Flamingo Club. Probate notice announces a hearing for Opal Wingfield Bowers will on April 17, 1972 in Roswell.
Funeral services will be held in Clovis at Sherwood Mortuary Chapel for James C. Miller 79 a Roswell resident four months. He was a retired wholesale produce dealer and a longtime Clovis resident member of First Baptist Church and Elks. Survived by wife deceased three siblings five grandchildren and a son James M. Miller. Burial Mason Gardens Cemetery. Ballard Funeral Home in charge.
A new Three-state Triple-J Club forms with a monthly meeting at 2 p.m. Friday in the Chaves County Memorial Youth Center at 807 N. Missouri Ave. It is organized by former residents of Illinois Indiana and Iowa and invites all people from those states to attend.
District Court Judge James A. Maloney a Democrat in Albuquerque announced he will seek re election to the District 7 judgeship. Maloney previously served as attorney general before taking the bench.
The Sierra Club To press in Alamo Gordo on April 1 for 130000 acres of White Sands National Monument to be declared wilderness. National Park Service opposes designation citing missile testing, while Sierra Club argues wilderness with limited roads and trees may remain. The hearing follows a master development plan proposal for a loop road.
The court, by 6 to 1, bars Massachusetts from banning contraceptives for single people while allowing married access. Justice Brennan states the right to privacy applies equally to unmarried and married individuals, overturning Bill Baird's conviction for lecturing on birth control and giving a vaginal foam package to an unmarried woman.
Profit taking pressured stocks with the noon Dow down 2.11 to 931.89 as declines on the NYSE outpaced advances. Airlines and building materials led gainers while mail order and retail fell. Gulf Oil remained among the most active names at the top of the list, slipping another quarter.
City of Roswell New Mexico invites sealed proposals for 450 bales of peat moss each 6 cubic feet for Cahoon Park Golf Course. Bids due by 3 00 pm April 10 1972 opened April 11 1972 at 7 30 pm. City reserves right to reject and waive technicalities. City seal W M Foster City Clerk.
On March 9 1972 Valena Petter filed application RA.4351-S-2 with the State Engineer seeking to appropriate up to 852.0 acre feet per year by drilling a 16 inch diameter well to 150 feet in depth in the SW4NW of Section 10 Township 13 South Range 2% East NMPM for irrigation of 264.0 acres in Sections 9 and 10. Any party may file a written protest in triplicate with SE Reynolds State Engineer within ten days after the last publication.
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