Meat Packers Ordered to Pass Cost Decreases to Consumers
Glover Packing Co. official Narod labeled a Washington move by the Cost of Living Council as similar to phase two, while Dunlop urged that any cost reductions from livestock prices be passed along to consumers. The regulation tightens reporting of costs in meat packing with aims to connect costs and prices and strengthen price control enforcement. Glover Inc. operates plants in Roswell Amarillo and Hernando and is cited in the AP report.
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Glover Packing Co
Rudy Narod
Roswell
Washington, D.C
John T. Dunlop
Associated Press
Narod
Regional science fair to showcase NMMI Cahoon Armory exhibits
The 14th Annual Southeastern New Mexico Regional Science and Engineering Fair will be Saturday in Cahoon Armory at NMMI. About 50 awards will be presented at the 6 p.m. ceremony, with exhibits open 3:30 to 6 p.m. and setup from 7 to 9 a.m. Sponsors and students may tour local science centers and a planetarium.
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Artesia
Clovis
Floyd
Lavington
Portales
Roswell
Texico
Southeastern New Mexico
Cahoon Armory
New Mexico Military Institute
Allen Lovelace
J. Ross Thomas
Roswell Museum and Art Center
New Mexico
Socorro
San Diego
Calif
Mexico City
Mexico
Lovelace
Glenn Davis
Allen D. Moore
NMMI
Allen J. Lovelace
Banks face pressure to hold down prime rates
The Nixon administration urged meat packers and banks to restrain lending costs aimed at aiding housewives and homebuyers. Continental National Illinois Bank & Trust Co cut back its planned 6 1 2 percent prime rate for top customers, while Franklin National Bank stuck near 6 percent as seven banks had raised rates. Federal officials favored moderation and floated a dual rate idea for large corporations versus small businesses.
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Washington
Nixon
Continental National Illinois Bank & Trust Co
Chicago
Continental
Franklin National Bank of New York
Continental and
Franklin
Arthur F. Burns
Possible flood risk cited near Bonito Lake and Ruidoso Valley
Lincoln County commissioner J P Payne warns of a flood possibility as warm rain could push water over Bonito Dam spillway. He notes the dam is at capacity with 15 cu ft per second flowing over and urges ranchers in Bonito Hondo and Ruidoso Valleys to take precautions while Alamogordo is urged to lower Bonita Lake.
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Carrizozo
Bonito Lake
Kuidoso
Lincoln County
J. P. Payne
Payne
Bonito
Hondo
Ruidoso
Alamogordo
Bonita Lake
Lincoln County Board of Commissioners
Watergate mastermind Liddy is sentenced in long case
G Gordon Liddy, 42, former White House aide, receives a 40 000 fine and a sentence from six years eight months to 20 years in the Watergate burglary and wiretap case. Judge Sirica postponed five co defendants sentences as new perjury claims surface and a three month review is ordered.
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U.S. District Court
John J. Siricia
G. Gordon Liddy
White House
McCord
Siricia
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Sirica
Roswell 19 year old stabbed to death in Roswell
Edward D Hernandez aged 19 was found stabbed once in the upper left chest after a disturbance call at 9 54 pm at 808 N Pennsylvania Roswell New Mexico He died at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Police continued investigation with no arrests and autopsy pending at the time of report
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Roswell
Edward D. Hernandez
Ninth
Pennsylvania
Hernandez
Bulance
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Chaves County
Lee Wollard
Orchard
Roswell and Freeport Desalination Plants to Phase Out
A Roswell Test Facility in New Mexico nears a June 30 shutdown as Interior Department cutbacks end operations at three desalination sites including Texas Freeport and Webster South Dakota. Roswell will evacuate most contracts by May and April 15 for tests.
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Freeport
Tex
Roswell
Webster
S.D
Interior Department
San Diego
Calif
K.M. Trumpeter
Trumpeter
General Services Administration
Washington, D.C
Congress
Roswell Residents Rate Traffic Regulations Satisfactory
A 1973 Consumer Survey finds 83 percent rate Roswell traffic rules as satisfactory, up from 84 percent in 1966, with complaints about too few stop signs and lights and calls to restrict large trucks in business and residential zones.
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Roswell
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Nmmi Cahoon Armory
Roswell Kiwanis Club
Roswell Daily Record
Anderson and Watkins
Berrendo Middle School
PTA
Cathey- Jacobs Pharmacy
Chaves County Medical Society
Chaves County Medical Auxiliary
Chew den
Clardy Dairy Co
DeShurley Construction Co
District No 5 of New Mexico Nurses
Eastern New Mexico University
Frank 0. Elliott
Harris Oil Properties
Houston Lumber Co
Tom Ingram
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ksws Radio
Robert J Leonard
Malco Products, Inc
Robert McNally
Mitchell Pharmacy
New Mexico State Science Fair
Ed Osborne
Pecos
Meat Packers
Burns
Science Awards
Record
Watergate
G. Liddy
Pennsylvania Ave
Texas
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