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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1978

Page

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Jury Deliberates in Roswell Kidnapping and Shooting Case

In Carlsbad a 19 year old man Davis faces two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and charges of aggravated battery extortion and kidnapping over a May incident at Bottomless Lakes State Park. Victims Tessier Jr. and family were abducted at gunpoint but survived. Two bystanders Taylor and Willis were wounded. Scott was found dead after a chase. The jury began deliberations at 1 p.m. with defense arguing Davis was manipulated by Scott and not a willing participant.

Charles Bae Summit St Roswell Davis Rowland L. Tessier Jr Bottomless Lakes State Park Wilson Scott Tessier Willis Charles B. Davis E. Summit St Carlsbad District Court

Runnels to Undergo Exploratory Surgery in New York

U S congressman Harold Runnels faces exploratory surgery at Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York after a spot was found on his lungs during a Bethesda Naval Hospital exam. The 55 year old New Mexico Democrat delayed travel to Albuquerque for the state Democratic pre primary convention due to a collapsed left lung and possible biopsy to rule out malignancy.

Albuquerque Harold Runnels Memorial Sloan-Kettering Institute New York Runnels Larry Morgan Mike Olguin New Mexico Morgan Bethesda

Roswell suit ends with fines and reprimands in jury win

U S District Judge Howard Bratton fined Roswell attorney Santiago Juarez 500 dollars for contempt and reprimanded defense lawyer Richard C Civerolo for rebuttable evidence issues after a jury found in favor of District Attorney Michael F McCormick in a 4 million civil suit Juarez filed over alleged civil rights violations and Amarillo incident involvement.

John B. Walker Michael F. McCormick Kenneth Wilson Roswell U.S Howard Bratton Melvin Hanks Albuquerque Bratton Santiago Juarez Michael Worley Federal Building Worley Hanks Juarez Larry Hill Las Cruces Bruce Smolkey Federal District Court Committee On Admissions Richard C. Civerolo Civerolo Jay Rosenthal Rosenthal Amarillo Texas Paul Snead New Mexico Court of Appeals U.S. District Court Santa Fe Alex Gonzales Delaware Ave Gonzales New Mexico Chaves County District Court Catherine Garcia

Cummings Eyes Chaves County Commissioner Bid

Johnny Cummings announces a bid for Chaves County Commissioner District I with a June 6 Republican primary. He cites 14 years in road construction and a Roswell move in 1959, aiming to fix roads and pursue federal funds for highways. He once ran for commissioner in 1974 and now lives with his wife Charleen and son Robert.

Cummings Chaves Yellow Cab Co Roswell Selmer Tenn Timmothy Z. Jennings Charleen Second St Robert

Area scientists showcased at Southeastern New Mexico Regional Science Fair

The 19th annual fair at New Mexico Military Institute Cahoon Armory draws 103 entries across junior senior and group divisions from Roswell Clovis Lovington and nearby towns. Wayne Anderson and Kevin Gottlieb lead senior projects with prizes including International Science Fair entry. judges allocate certificates sweaters and various sponsorships.

New Mexico Military Institute Cahoon Southeastern New Mexico J.J. Jenkins NMMI Roswell Kiwanis Club Roswell Daily Record Anaheim Calif Socorro Wayne Anderson Lovington Anderson Central Junior High School Kevin A. Gottlieb Clovis Fort Sumner Hope Penasco High School Portales Texico Roswell Ees Bitter Lakes Wildlife Refuge Chaves County Medical Auxiliary Clardy's Dairy del Norte PTA DeShurley Construction Co Frank

Apodaca inaugurates reorganized New Mexico cabinet

Governor Jerry Apodaca opened the reorganized executive branch in the Capitol rotunda with a swearing in of 12 cabinet members by Chief Justice John McManus. He said two years of work produced 150 acts amending 1,000 pages of laws and cited a 280 employee reduction since July 1, 1976 amid a freeze.

Santa FE Jerry Apodaca New Mexico Capitol John McManus Apodaca Richard de Uriarte Kris Krahling Krahling Albuquerque Journal

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Rhea Taylor Midland Robert Willis Taylor Harold D. Scott E. Ballard Sr McCormick Charles Paul Sturiale Photo 10Th Circuit Court of Appeals Denver Johnny Cummings
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