Roswell student editor to wed as Yucca closes
Leslie Harris, Roswell High School alum and New Mexico State University journalist, has been named editor of The Roundup and will marry on May 14. The piece notes her RHS roots, family, and plans while detailing school events including Yucca Middle and Roswell High closures and local club meetings.
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Leslie Harris
Roswell
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Leslie
RHS
William F. Harris
Highland Road
Glenn O'Neal
Yucca
Barbara Wallace
Roswell High School
Rebel Review
Kidnapers Still Sought In Turkish Techs Abduction
Turkish police and army units hunt leftist guerrillas who abducted three British technicians from Unye on the Black Sea. The eight captors, linked to the Turkish Peoples Liberation Army, demanded the release of three condemned comrades now under court review.
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Nick Ludington Unye
Turkey
Black Sea
Tur
Kish Peoples Liberation Army
Cihat Alptekin
Ephraim Elrom
Gor
Napers
Inonu
Constitutional Court
Deniz Germis
Yusuf Aslan
Huseyin Inan
Pow-wow winners crowned at Mescalero Division event
Roswell teen Robert Valdez Jr. placed second in the men's senior war dance at the Mescalero Division Indian Pow-wow. The Intertribal Pow-wow Club from Roswell’s Thiokol Chemical Corp. center joined about 30 clubs from six western states with other local winners including Barney Botone in straight dance and Vernon Valdez in tiny tots war dance. The Valdez family hails from No 5 Walker Place, Roswell Industrial Center.
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Robert Valdez Jr
Roswell
Valdez
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Robert Valdez Sr
Walker Place
Roswell Industrial Center
Chaves County Clerk E Smith seeks reelection
Chaves County Clerk Earlene D. Smith announces her candidacy for reelection as an incumbent Democrat. Filing deadline for the upcoming primary is April 4. The Dexter native has served one term and emphasizes a courteous, efficient clerk's office. She lives at 307 W Third St Dexter with three children.
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Chaves
Earlene D. Smith
Dexter
Third St
Nedra Joe Smith
UNM
Elizabeth Anne Smith
Eastern New Mexico University
George Smith
Albuquerque
Crossword Puzzle Clue Pack From AP News Features
Crossword clues listed with numbers such as 26 28 31 33 35 36 38 40 42 44 45 47 cover topics from ditto globes caustic agents to sturdy trees and a fictional wizard's home. Par time 24 min. AP News features.
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Aleutian Island
City Manager Richard Wilson resigns after quiet action
The Albuquerque City Commission quietly accepted the resignation of City Manager Richard Wilson on Monday night. The resignation becomes effective Friday, with Wilson remaining in the city through June end as a special consultant to the commission.
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Albuquerque, N.M
Albuquerque
Navy chaplain on trial amid adultery charge in motel
Kathleen Jensen testified in Jacksonville that she knows her husband was alone when adultery allegedly occurred. Lt. Levy cross examined about the impact on his 17 years of Navy service as the case against Andrew F. Jensen, 43, proceeds.
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Fla
Navy
Kathleen Jensen
Ralph Levy
Andrew F. Jensen
Levy
Judge Rules Time Limit For Party Affiliation Unconstitutional
New Mexico District Court Judge Mary Walters ruled that the one year party affiliation requirement for state candidates is unconstitutional. The decision stems from a suit by Leslie G. Houston, who lost a Senate bid after being purged from the voter list in March 1971 and had his name restored due to improper purge notices. He was also allowed to file as a Democratic candidate in District 19. Walters cited recent Supreme Court and federal decisions striking down residency and affiliation rules.
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N.M
Mary Walters
New Mexico
Walters
Leslie G. Houston
State Senate
Bernalillo County
Emma Gonzales
Houston
U.S. Supreme Court
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Funeral services for Anthony J. Talar
Anthony J. Talar 85 of Roswell died Monday night in a local hospital after living in Roswell one month. He was born June 13 1889 in Maridan Connecticut and is survived by one son Stanley Talar of the home. Funeral arrangements are pending at LaGrone Funeral Chapel.
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Anthony J. Talar
Deborah Drive
LaGrone Funeral Chapel
Mr. Talar
Maridan
Conn
Roswell
Stanley Talar
Selective buying lifts market as Roswell cattle trade sparks activity
The New York market edged higher with the Dow up 2.11 to 941.83 amid mixed Glamour shares. Curtiss-Wright rose 2 to 25.34 after reporting 1971 earnings of 18 cents per share. Roswell Livestock Market notes a brisk cattle sale with 1019 head, strong calf and yearling demand, and multiple consignors reporting solid prices across various weight classes. A special April sale is planned with several calf and yearling consignments for next week.
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Artesia
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Hagerman
Brandon
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Hope
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Cloudcroft
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Hondo
Milliard Derrick
Lake Arthur
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H A. Herndon
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Caprock
Roy Rayroux
Carlsbad
Dwight Sharp
Dexter
PhD
Treat — Treat
Caprock Ranch
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Edward P. Klein
Pollard Dairy
Wortman Farms of
John White
Bolton Farms
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Jimmy Bussy
Claunch
Sullivan Cattle Co
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N.M
Corriente
Buddy Tulk
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Robert Dockray
Mayhill
J. R. Jennings
Capitan
Mile High
Yeso
Tav&e Co
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Lovington
Phil Smith
Lewington
Thefts Probed After Tools and Goods Reported Missing
Roswell police investigated several thefts on Monday. Earl Finifrock reported a tool box and tools taken from his pickup worth over $100. At Pete Kling Pharmacy burglars accessed via the drive in window and stole watches radios jewelry a cigarette lighter a camera and a cassette player valued over $100. Q B Willingham said a radio was stolen from a truck at B and B Motors with value under $100.
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Earl Finifrock
S. Lea
Pete Kling
College
Kentucky
Q. B. Willingham
Avenida del Sombre
B & B Motors
Deadline reminder for New Mexico primary filings
Santa Fe Secretary of State Betty Fiorina reminded that the April 4 filing deadline approaches for primary candidacies. Declarations of candidacy may be filed in person or by a designated agent. National state and district candidates file with the Secretary of State in Santa Fe, while county candidates file with county clerks.
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Santa FE
N. M
Betty Fiorina
Fiorina
Roswell Daily Record Staff and Contact Details
Roswell Daily Record notes editorial staff led by Albert A. Stubbs and Jerry McCormack with Lois Purvis as regional editor. Publication schedule listed as weekday evenings and Sunday morning at 2301 N Main St Roswell NM 88201 with circulation rates for various regions and class postage status.
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Trade
N.M
Associated Press
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