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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1974

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DeMolay Day in Roswell showcases youth city roles

Roswell youth from DeMolay chapters Rio Hondo and Bob Kisker acted as city department heads during a DeMolay Day. Amid a mock council session they elected Jim Bird mayor, proclaimed March 26 DeMolay Day, and heard bids for a 1050 foot eight foot fence for the Sanitation Department while real officials noted city money needs and traffic concerns.

Mack S. Thomas Jr Roswell Mack S. Thomas Sr Thomas Louis Davies Rio Hondo Bob Kisker Jim Bird Russell G. Bird Serenata Drive Bird Goddard High School Robert J. Owen Sanitation Department Jerry N. Smith Ken Woody Fire Committee Woody Gary Willman Brian Bruening Jimmy Angelos Gary Beatty Airport Committee Doug Smith Tony Johnson Mike Corn Wayne Rogers Bill Mosley Dave Gilmore David Owen Mack Thomas Alan Woods Mike Delano Tim Smith Randy Frazier Scott Brook Larry Hester

Kissinger Brezhnev Talks In Moscow Delayed

U S officials report Kissinger and Brezhnev postponed the first round of talks in Moscow after a call from the Soviets for a postponement just before start. Brezhnev expected to meet later. discussions had been ongoing and aides pursued nuclear and Middle East issues.

Moscow Henry A. Kissinger Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev United States U.S Politburo Brezhnev Kissinger Middle East

New Mexico Supreme Court to hear Sego veto suit

The New Mexico Supreme Court agreed to hear State Sen. William Sego’s challenge to 17 line item vetoes in Gov. Bruce King’s 1974 general appropriations act. A May 8 final hearing date was set, addressing funds for state government operations, public schools and universities. The New Mexico Military Institute board will meet Thursday at 9 a.m. to select a new president and set public notice levels for meetings.

Santa FE N. M New Mexico Supreme Court William Sego Bruce King New Mexico Military Institute Board of Regents C. Robert Kemble NMMI Homer Glover Roswell

Roswell panel backs youth center as retiree recreation site

Roswell Parks and Recreation Commission recommends using the Chaves County Memorial Youth Center as a retiree adult center after renovation of the Yucca Middle School facility. Until ready, retirees would use Cahoon Park Hospitality House and CCMYC, with demand for multiple rooms and new facilities.

Roswell Huffman CCMYC Commission Cahoon Park Jerry N. Smith Smith Farrell McLean City Public Works McLean Roswell Independent

Attorneys file relief suit over gas cost adjustments

Two Roswell lawyers Dean Solsberg and Joseph D. Beaty filed injunctive and declaratory relief in Fifth Judicial District Court against Southern Union Gas Co New Mexico Public Service Commission and several commissioners. They challenge costs of gas adjustment under amended Rule 20 approved by the PSC and seek relief for New Mexico residents who may pay these charges. The suit notes Southern Union Gas is a Delaware corporation serving Roswell and surrounding areas and references PSC orders and notices from 1972 1973 regarding cost adjustments.

Lynn Hunter Roswell Dean Solsberg Joseph D. Beaty Fifth Judicial District Court Southern Union Gas Co New Mexico Public Service Commission PSC Richard P. Montoya Morris Yashvin J. C. Hester New Mexico Southern Union Gas Company Public Service Commission

State Senator Lucero denies paying two workers under oath

In Santa Fe a bribery case unfolds as Sen Anthony Lucero testifies he did not pay Con struction Industries Commission employees Eva Morris and Edie Chavez for licenses. The district court schedules May 4 for final motions and orders depositions of Morris and Chavez, amid disputes over immunity and venue.

Santa FE N.M Anthony Lucero D-Bernalillo Construction Industries Commission Lucero Albuquerque Tom Donnelly Donnelly Sen. Lucero Commission Eva Morris Edie Chavez New Mexico Lucero Lucero Jr Dist Atty Joe Castellano Morris Lucero Jr Chavez Castallano State Supreme Court Castellano Legislature

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