Wool prices rise boosting New Mexico sheep economy
Wool prices surge with prime grease wool around 1.45 per pound and clean wool near 2.80, doubling from last year and up sixfold from two years ago. The Roswell region including Chaves, Eddy and Lincoln counties gains from one of the state’s best clean wool crops.
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Chaves
Eddy
Lincoln
New Mexico
Communists halt US prisoner releases in Vietnam talks
In Saigon the Communists cancelled weekend prisoner releases after accusing Washington of repudiating a cease fire plan. They withhold names of the last 138 American POWs and linked freedom to continued troop withdrawals by the United States.
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United States
Vietnam
Washington
U.S
Joint Military Commission
Laos
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Gia Lam
John A. Wickham
Joint Commission
le Quang Hoa
Pathet Lao
Wool Market Boosts Doran Wood Estate Clip Prices
The Doran Wood Estate wool near Arabella, part of 15 000 pounds, would have fetched 1 40 a pound grease. Roswell Wool and Mohair offered 1 45 a pound (2 80 clean) for the clip. Jim Goodrum, co owner of the warehouse, notes a two cent a pound commission and calls this year's New Mexico wool crop among the best. Prices have risen to six times two years ago.
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Ed Goodrum
Roswell
Doran Wood Estate
Goodrum
Don Gillespie
Bond Baker Co
Gillespie
Ivan Watson
Arabella
New Mexico
NMMI Funding in Doubt After Typo in Act
The General Appropriations Act includes a contingent 35000 for New Mexico Military Institute tied to School lands income. A typing error reads below 931000 instead of 971000, creating uncertainty over whether funds will be released. Rep. Colin McMillan notes possible governor correction or veto adjustments if legal.
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New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Colin McMillan
House
Senate Finance Committee
Attorney General
McMillan
Federal funds to support Sangre de Cristo health system
Sen. Joseph Montoya announced that Comprehensive Health System Inc. will receive 1.7 million dollars in federal funding to continue its health program through the next fiscal year. The system serves Taos County and parts of southern Colorado. In Albuquerque the State Racing Commission will discuss 1973 legislation at its March 30 meeting.
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Sangre de Cristo
Comprehensive Health System Inc
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Taos County
Colorado
Albuquerque
N.M
State Racing Commission
Gray declines to provide timing of FBI director talks
L Patrick Gray said he discussed Senate hearings with White House counsel John W Dean but refused to submit dates and times of calls. On his ninth day of testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Byrd pressed for records of phone conversations and subject matter.
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L. Patrick Gray
Senate
FBI
White House
John W. Dean
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Dean
Gray
Byrd
Market shuts down due to horsemeat demand
In Portland Ed Carroll’s J H Market, Portland’s sole horsemeat shop, halted operations as demand surged after a front page Oregonian story about Mrs. Edward Rooney feeding her husband horsemeat. Carroll will reopen March 26 with extra help.
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J&h
Portland
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The
Oregonian
Edward Rooney
ITT Rejected CIA Plan To Cause Chilean Collapse In 1970
ITT senior vice president Edward J. Gerritty testified before a Senate subcommittee that ITT rejected a CIA devised plan to induce economic chaos in Chile in 1970. The five proposals included freezing credits and delaying deliveries, pressuring savings institutions, and cutting technical aid. Gerritty said ITT sought prompt payment for Chile Telephone Co. contracts and warned against expropriation threats from Allende.
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International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
CIA
Chile
Edward J. Gerritty
ITT
Senate
William V. Broe
Central Intelligence Agency
Gerrity
Senate Foreign Relations
Salvador Allende
Chile Telephone Co
Allende
Jack Anderson
Hal Hendrix
Hubert Berrellez
New York
Hendrix
Weather Outlook Mostly Fair With Showers Friday
Forecast calls for mostly fair conditions today and tonight with partly cloudy skies Friday. Scattered showers possible in the afternoon and evening with light morning winds turning moderate and gusty afternoons. Highs near 70 today and Friday’s high around 4 degrees, low 38 tonight.
Roswell Residents Say City Felt Friendly In 1973 Survey
A Roswell survey of 1 660 adults shows 92 percent say Roswell is friendly in 1973 up from 86 percent in 1966. Respondents cite adequate medical facilities but criticize limited shopping options and bus service. 78 percent find sales personnel courteous and 76 percent efficient.
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