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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1980
Page
1
William A. Cook will succeed Robert J. Dyer as vice president and cashier at Security National. The notice appears in the Daily Record Roswell.
An administration official said Washington has no plan to admit Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi for further treatment. The United States prefers he seek medical care outside the United States or at non U S military hospitals.
At Camp David, President Carter chaired an NSC session with Mondale Vance Brown Jones Turner Brzezinski and Powell to discuss Iran Afghanistan and the Mideast. NBC cited plans for the shah to leave Panama soon for an undisclosed destination.
Mesa Middle School eighth graders Abel Montez and Stacy Garner won Grand Achievement Awards at the Rowsell Independent School District Citywide Science Fair held at Goddard High School. Their project Are Fractions Obsolete explored decimals through surveys of ages 11 to 15 and 18 to 71, finding decimals easier to simplify for both groups. Other winners include seventh grader Daniel Alley and sixth grader Beth Waldrip with projects on water flow and calculator use, and fifth grader Kay Lilley with handwriting and personality indicators.
County Commissioner Sam A. Moorhead allegedly pulled a county crew from a $19,000 state job to regrade and resurface a 4.4 mile road to his ranch north of Elkins. The Daily Record found a $20,000 to $30,000 project used county workers and equipment for two weeks on a road serving Moorhead’s ranch.
The Moorhead ranch project drew scrutiny after a 200000 budgeting error for the road department. County Manager Bud Nunn and Road Superintendent Willie Chavez faced questions about directing workers to Moorhead while commissioners appeared uninformed. Moorhead defended the schedule, noting prior plans and material limits, while denying removal of crews from other jobs.
Two 13 year old girls escaped with only bruises when a car hurtled through a wall and rested 16 inches above their heads as Darcy Fugere and Debra Sheppard hid at a coffee table. Police said the pursuing car raced at 75 mph through a residential neighborhood.
Alfred Kahn, Carter's inflation adviser, says two pages stuck together caused the omission of regulatory reform in the president's inflation plan speech. Kahn told the Senate Banking Committee that the public line should have stressed deregulation alongside inflation cuts.
Staff Writer Via Reps Colin McMillan R Chaves-DeBaca and Paul Kelly congratulate Roswell Cub Scout Pack 1, organized 1929 and chartered Sept 17 1930, for its 50th anniversary. A birthday party at Roswell High School hosted cake decorating contest and memories from original leaders and out of town pack members.
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