Goodell to Run for NM Senate in District 33
Artesia insurer Lawrence Goodell, 63, announced his candidacy for the District 33 New Mexico Senate. He has Roswell roots and ties to Artesia, including ownership roles in local business groups and service on the Artesia Chamber of Commerce and Art Council.
Albuquerque Lawyer to Testify in Norvell Extortion Trial
Federal prosecutors disclose a plan to call William Marchiondo as a witness in the David Norvell extortion case. They cite an $8,380.28 check paid by Marchiondo’s firm to Norvell in 1972 and say Norvell did not report it as income. Trial set for June 14 in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
William Marchiondo
David Norvell
New Mexico
U.S
Norvell
Marchiondo
Payne
Charles Berry
Postal Service loses urn from Arlington burial shipment
The Postal Service lost the cremated remains of Bertram E. Williams sent to Arlington National Cemetery. The damaged urn package arrived empty. the cemetery has not interred him. The family and Watts criticized the search and insurance payout offered. A congressman condemned the postal handling as a major management blunder.
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Postal Service
Man
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Bertram E. Williams
St. Petersburg
Fla
Williams
Murray Watts
Raymond J. Costanzo
Costanzo
Watts
Harry W. Scott
Water rights of Mescalero Apache Tribe heads to state courts
The U S Supreme Court ruling in Colorado confirmed state court jurisdiction for Indian water rights, aligning with the New Mexico Supreme Court decision. The Mescalero case over a $500000 pumping system and a 2700 acre foot lake at Inn of the Mountain Gods moves within Rio Hondo adjudication. No injunction motion is currently filed.
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Santa FE
Supreme Court
Colorado
New Mexico
New Mexico Supreme Court
Paul Bloom
State Engineer's Office
U.S. Justice Department
Bloom
U.S. Supreme Court
State Engineer’s Office
Pecos Valley
State Supreme Court
Angel
District Court
Southeastern New Mexico Regional Science Fair Returns Saturday
The 17th annual science and engineering fair opens Saturday at Cahoon Armory on the New Mexico Military Institute campus. Public viewing is from 3 30 to 6 p m with winners announced at 6 p m. Past winners Sublette Anderson and Dow return, among about 150 exhibits from Clovis Fort Sumner Lovington Penasco Portales Roswell and Texico.
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Cheryl Dow
Roswell High School
Sublette
Oklahoma City
Okla
Notropis Lutrensis
Anderson
Miss Dow
Clovis
Fort Sumner
Lovington
Penasco
Portales
Roswell
Texico
Area rancher to seek office in state senate bid
Sam A. Moorehead a 50 year old rancher northeast of Roswell announced his candidacy for state senate District 31 covering Chaves and Roosevelt counties subject to the June 1 Republican primary. He vows fiscal conservatism and wants better funding for schools and highways. Moorehead has led in cattle groups and serves as livestock advisor to the Roswell district Bureau of Land Management. He and his wife Christine have three children Sam Jerry and Sandra all educated in Roswell.
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Chaves County
Senate
Chaves
Roosevelt Counties
Sam A. Moorehead
Roswell
Roosevelt
Moorehead
Roosevelt County
New Mexico
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Bureau of Land Management
Roswell District
Christine
Sam
Jerry
Sandra
U.S. Army
Kenna
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
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Navajo Refining Co
Gulf Interstate Engineering Co
Houston
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Lawrence Goodell
Roswell and Artesia
House of Representatives
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Carper Investment Co
People’s State Bank
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Asphalt
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Montreal
Protest School Board of
Greater Montreal
Canada
UPI Telephoto
U.S. Atty
James Grant
Mescalero
Rep
George Fettinger
Alamogordo
Mark Sublette
Portales High School
Wayne Anderson
Lovington Central Junior High
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