Carter urges Latin American and African nations to share economic recovery
President Carter urged rich and poor nations to act together in a five point plan to fight inflation and raise living standards. He called for more capital to developing nations, open trade, stable commodity prices, energy conservation, and stronger technology. He also proposed a U.S. foundation for technological collaboration. He noted higher IMF and aid funds and planned talks with President Perez on unresolved oil price issues.
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Roswell school board approves 16.6 million budget for 1978-79
The Roswell Independent School District unanimously adopted a 16 million plus operating budget for 1978 79 with 765 097 from federal grants. The board approved a Title VI B startup project for hearing impaired children and raised Dr H Fred Pomeroy’s salary to 35000. Concerns centered on a 900 cleaning budget and state cuts to special education.
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Davis trial unfolds in Roswell kidnapping murder case
Davis faces two aggravated assault counts and other charges after a May kidnapping at Bottomless Lake State Park. Testimony details a high speed chase, a Planned execution plot, and a wounded witness while Davis and Scott face disputed motives and coercion defenses.
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Harold D. Scott
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Governor Apodaca Faces Simple Question in School
Gov. Jerry Apodaca visited an EAST GRAND PLAINS elementary school and spoke to first graders. After addressing the class he promised to answer questions before leaving for a Roswell appointment. One boy asked if they could go outside and play.
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McLemore enters race for Roswell magistrate Division II
John W. McLemore, 45, announces his candidacy for magistrate Division II in the June 6 Republican primary. A Roswell resident since 1945, he served in the Navy during Korea, rose to police lieutenant, worked 13 years in insurance and eight years with New Mexico Blue Cross Blue Shield, and holds roles in local civic groups. He and his wife Leola live at 2609 Serenata Drive.
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