Pressure on Civil Servants For Demo Funds Is Charged
An AP report says 79 Maritime Administration staff were invited to a $250 April 4 fundraising dinner and pressured for contributions at a meeting led by acting head James Gulick. Gulick denied coercion. Civil Service Commission officials said an investigation would proceed if warranted.
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John J. McCarthy
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Ohio
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Maine
Johnson
General Accounting Office
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C. R. Smith
Howard Samuels
Bob Lee
Hemisfair
San Antonio
Milton Rogers
UPI
Woman faces arson charge in district court
Gloria Jean Scarce, listed as Lill W. Deming, appeared before Justice of the Peace L. C. Thompson on arson charges. The offense dates to March 19 and involves a series of small fires at a home she stayed in. Bond set at $1500, case held for District Court. Two related cases tied to a Herring Distributing beer truck burglary were also held for District Court action, with bonds of $750 each for Arthur Joe Williams and Joe Louis Peterson.
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Lill W. Deming
Court of Justice of the Peace
L. C
Herring Distributing Co
Arthur Joe Williams
E. Hoagland
Joe Louis Peterson
Accidents Reported On Tuesday At Multiple City Spots
An 18 year old Robert Bradley struck a parked car at Fourth and Delaware while swerving to avoid pedestrians. Earlier a collision at Pines and Fifth involved Carroll Ball and Joe Reardon with Reardon cited for failure to yield. Later, Nel dred W. Arnold in the 900 block off Washington drove onto a curb after a mishap.
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J. L. Evans
Artesia
Washington
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Rancho Road
Cigarette Price Up In Vending Machines
Local cigarette machines are being converted to demand 40 cents a pack. Wholesale spokesmen say the rise was scheduled for July 1 and conversion began last week to update many machines. Robert Ballew of Ballew Bros. Wholesale Co. commented this morning.
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Ballew Bros. Wholesale Co
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Lonnie
Canon Builds New Car For Soap Box Derby
Gary Canon 12 a sixth grade student at East Grand Plains sponsored by Fulkerson Plumbing aims for the Roswell Soap Box Derby title with a new car for 1968. race set for June 29 offers a $500 savings bond and a trip to Akron Ohio for All-American Derby.
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Joe G. Canon
Mississippi
Roswell
East Grand Plains
Gary
Fulkerson Plumbing Company
East McGaffey
Akron
Ohio
Births and Admissions at St. Marys and Memorial Osteopathic
The column lists births at multiple addresses including Mr and Mrs Don Riggen bach in Ruidoso a son born March 26. Admitted at St Marys on March 26 Ruth Young and many others from Artesia Lovington and surrounding areas. Memorial Osteopathic notes Miss Wilhelmina Lee and several others in the region.
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Clifford Gonzales
Don Riggenbach
Ruidoso
ST. Mary's
Ruth Young
S$. Main
Apt
Pernell Baugham
EF Mathews
Maxine Jackson
Artesia
Verda Wall
Nadine Salcido
S. Holland
Sue Oxford
Flying H Ranch
Samuel Russell
FE. Forest
Ermilio Montoya
Tinnie
Ricky Becker
Vassar
Arthur Sandoval
E. Deming
New Mexico Water Conference Opens in Las Cruces
The 13th annual New Mexico Water Conference begins on the New Mexico State University campus with an address by U S Reclamation Commissioner Floyd E Dominy and about 300 attendees from the Southwest. The theme is Water for New Mexico to the year 2000 and 2060.
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Floyd E. Dominy
Southwest
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Dominy
David Cargo
Roger Corbett
Lloyd Calhoun
New Mexico Electric Service Co
Hobbs
John J. Kendrick
Water Inc
Lubbock, Tex
Orren Beaty
Cochairman
Four Corners Economic Development Commission
C. E. Jacob
New Mexico Tech
Ralph Edgel
Bureau of Business Research
University of New Mexico
Arthur Ortiz
New Mexico Planning Office
Leon Hill
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
SE. Reynolds
L. L. Lyon
League of Women Voters
Los Alamos
Well Drilling Hearing Delayed Over Witness Illness
A hearing on a petition by J. W. Langenegger of Hagerman to drill an artesian well for 960 acres irrigated under Pecos River rights was postponed due to illness of a witness. State Engineer E. Reynolds was to preside. no new date set.
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J. W. Langenegger
Hagerman
Carlsbad
8. E. Reynolds
Pecos
Indian Education Program in New Mexico Under Fire
Indian leaders in New Mexico urge a full evaluation of the state's Indian education program. Clarence Acoya cites 20,000 to 25,000 school age children and questions on graduation and dropout rates. Officials probe use of BIA funds and PL 874 dollars amid concerns funds do not reach Indian students.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Clarence Acoya
New Mexico Indian Commission
Acoya
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
State
Indian Education Division
Harry Wagaker
Mexico
Wagakter
Arrests Made In Three Burglary and Larceny Cases
City police reported arrests in three burglary and larceny cases. Two 15 year olds and a 16 year old were taken in for the February 16 tape recorder theft from Dr. R. H. Finley and released to parents to report to juvenile authorities. Gilbert Garcia, 22, was arrested for the January 24 Neighborhood Center break in, with a 17 year old released to parents. Joe Contreras, 17, was arrested in Visalia, California for the February 20 Surplus City break in.
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Gilbert Garcia
Kansas
E. Albuquerque
Joe Contreras
Roswell
Visalia
Calif
Surplus City
Utah Farm Bureau Seeks Secrecy in Sheep Deaths Probe
The Utah Farm Bureau accuses the U S Department of Agriculture of withholding information in the killings of about 6300 sheep near Dugway Proving Ground. Army crews join burying the carcasses as officials consider nerve gas exposure the likely cause while a department spokesman says the data have been released.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Farm Bureau Federation
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Utah
Dugway Proving Ground
Dugway
Elmo W. Hamilton
Utah Farm Bureau
E. E. Saulman
Animal Health Division
Department of Agriculture
Osguthorpe
Firefighters pressed to quell blaze amid vote on tax fire protection
In High Ridge Missouri an angry crowd forced the High Ridge Volunteer Fire Department to battle a nearby fire as residents voted on funding for fire protection. Deputies and state patrolmen were sent to control about 150 onlookers while separate meetings in House Springs debated a tax supported district to cover about 5,000 homes.
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High Ridge
Walter Buerger
Phillip Rush
Weber Hills Terrace
House Springs
Clyde Brinley
Brinley
Robert Ellston
Ellison
Official Records Filed March Breebia Gean Nicholas vs Carl Nicholas
Official records show Breebia Gean Nicholas and Carl A Nicholas with filings dated March. The docket also lists Jeanne Bumpus versus John in an adjacent case, reflecting civil matters pending in the same court.
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Breebia Gean Nicholas
Carl A. Nicholas
Jeanne Bumpus
John
Markets Gains Expanded Trade Moderate
New York stocks rose late in trading with the Dow up 5.67 to 837.21 as blue chips and glamour issues led gains. Avnet paced volume while Polaroid Teledyne and Sperry Rand rose. Caterpillar and Chicago Pneumatic tool slipped on merger opposition news. Market breadth remained favorable with continued rally and bullion prices softening abroad.
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Dow Jones
Avnet
Polaroid
Teledyne
Sperry Rand
Montgomery Ward
TRW Inc
Penn Central
Great Western Financial
Raytheon
Caterpillar
Chicago Penumatic Tool
Justice Department
IBM
Control Data
Sears Roebuck
Panama guardsman ordered fired as unrest grips capital
Panama City faced clashes after Brig Gen. Bolivar Vallarino resisted a cabinet meeting and tear gas dispersed protests. President Max Delvalle said he would seek the guard chief’s dismissal while constitutional issues swirled around the ousted president Marco Robles. Gunfire and injuries were reported as police detained one opposition member and searched for another with Molotov cocktails.
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Panama
Panama National Guard
National Assembly
Max Delvalle
Bolivar Vallarino
Vallarino
Associated Press
Marco A. Robles
Supreme Court
National Guard
Robles
Assembly
Delvalle
James Bourcier
Municipal Court Docket for Max Miranda Case
Max Miranda of 607 E Bland faced charges in municipal court for driving while intoxicated second offense with $200 fine and 10 days time suspended, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest with $100 fine and 30 days suspended, and no driver's license with $100 fine and 20 days suspended.
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Max Miranda
E. Bland
Ski Conditions Stay Excellent at Sierra Blanca Ski Area
Official ski report from Sierra Blanca Ski Area in Ruidoso notes base snow depth of 80 inches and excellent skiing conditions. The past week brought 31 inches of new snow, roads are clear and chains are not required.
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Ruidoso
Sierra Blanca
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