Texans Sweep Chaves County Junior Rodeo All Around Titles
The Chaves County Junior Rodeo drew 265 contestants and awarded $5,000 in prize money. Ab Hendley of Levelland and Cindy Bruton of San Angelo won the all around cowboy and cowgirl titles, with Texans dominating event wins across bull riding bareback bronc, rope work, barrel racing, and pole bending.
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Chaves County
B.O. Best Jr
4-H Horse Club
Ab Hendley
Levelland
Tex
Cindy Bruton
San Angelo
Ray Etheridge
Roscoe
Gary Parks
Snider
Sam Jenkins
Capitan
Greg Cogdill
Albuquerque
Jim Parker
Portales
Matt Guinn
Isleta
Kent Youngblood
la Mesa
Eddie Stanfield
Las Cruces
Jesse Chesser
Roswell
Poe Carter
Texas
Les Cochran
Abilene
Donald Creighton
Sharon Harrison
Kathleen Mullikin
Santa Rosa
Frances Greenwood
Betty Gayle Cooper
Monument
Terry Canon
LaMesa
Barrell Racing
Debbie Furgeson
Petersburg
Kathy Bruton
Diane White
Lubbock
Zane Neal
Big Spring
Sheri Cole
el Paso
Betty Irvin
John Stallard
Ft. Sumner
Larry Hooper
Odessa
Phillip Berry
Lovington
Endgate Hawk
Clyde
Kelly Leigh
Jimmy Crumpacker
Carlsbad
Diane Absher
Rankin, Tex
Renee Poarch
Hereford
Polo Bending
Kelly Youngblood
Susan Irven
Lori Switzer
Services Scheduled for Mrs Teel in Roswell
Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Ballard Chapel for Mrs Ronald W Teel 18 who died Sunday at the Medical Center after a brief illness She was a Roswell native graduate of Roswell High School 1968 and wife of Ronald Teel Surviving include husband daughter Shanna Lynn Purcell brothers and sisters and grandparents The Rev RK Swanner of Bethel Baptist Church to conduct burial at South Park Cemetery
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Ballard Chapel
Ronald W. Teel
Medical Center
Teel
S. Lea
Roswell
Roswell High School
Ronald Teel
Shirley L. Purcell
Shanna Lynn Teel
Charles Purcell
Teresa Purcell
Bessie Purcell
C. C. Purcell
Nicholas
Calif
Emma Markham
Tatum
RK. L. Swanner
Bethel Baptist
South Park Cemetery
Cliff Teel
Frank Doerhoefer
Eddie Savage
Salvador Martello
John Pratt
Dale Hudson
LaGrone
Rodney Joe Black
Vietnam
Black
Bill J. Black
Bandolina
Amarillo
Tex
Bob Kisker
DeMolay
First Baptist Church
Accidents and Citations Across City Intersections
A series of traffic incidents reported with drivers names ages and addresses. Citations issued to Teresa Mata for following too closely and Stan Ray Stambaugh for improper backing. Several incidents list no citations and note participants in Albuquerque Bakersfield and Pecos locations.
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A.m. W
Gladys Barringer Blair
Kansas
Clifford Lyle Simpson
N. Pontiac
N. Main
Steven Fairfield
Teresa Mata
East
Albuquerque
Stan Ray Stambaugh
Phillip Dale Morris
S. Plains Park
Stambaugh
Dispersal Plan for U S Nuclear Bombers Considered
The Pentagon plans to disperse the U S nuclear bomber fleet from 35 bases to about 70 airfields to complicate Soviet targeting amid submarine-launched missile and FOBS threats. The move aims to reduce ground losses and shorten warning time, as Safeguard defenses come online around 1975.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Soviet Union
SAC
United States
Foxworth Named Teacher of Year At ENMU-R Roswell
Charles Foxworth, chair of ENMU R social studies, named Teacher of the Year for 1968 69 by Roswell Campus students. The longtime faculty member, previously at Roswell Community College in 1965, will take sabbatical next year for a doctoral program at LSU. Foxworth is married with two children and emphasizes that learning should be enjoyable and contagious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University
Charles Foxworth
Foxworth
Enmu-R
Eastern
Roswell Community College
New Mexico Reports High Vietnam War Death Rate
U S News & World Report says New Mexico has the nation’s largest wartime death rate relative to population. The Vietnam casualty count for New Mexico reaches 217 with 216 deaths per 100000 people, amid about 34,000 U S servicemen deaths nationwide over eight years, many too young to vote.
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New Mexico
U.S. News & World Report
Vietnam
U.S
Goddard Band Boosters to Meet at High School Hall
A meeting of the Goddard Band Boosters Club is set for 7 30 tonight in the high school band hall. George England vice president invites all interested persons to attend.
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Goddard Band Boosters Club
George England
New Mexico Democrats Seek Fresh Faces for 1970 Tickets
In Gallup AP New Mexico Democrats face a quandary balancing fresh talent with proven candidates for governor lieutenant governor and two congressional seats all held by Republicans Party leaders aim to avoid crowding the field while weighing seasoned names like Fabian Chavez Bruce King Joseph Montoya and Thomas G Morris against rising figures from the New Mexico Young Democrats Workshop and state legislators Speakers at the meeting urged screening for solid capable candidates and backing new approaches to restore vitality and confidence to the party
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Gallup
New Mexico
Democratic Party
J. Penrod Toles
Young Democrats
Toles
Bruce King
Stanley
C. B. Trujillo
D-Taos-Mora
Michael Alarid
D-Bernalillo
U.S
Thomas G. Morris
Tucumcari
Morris
Chavez
King
Montoya
David F. Cargo
Daniels
Norvell
Runnels
Woman Charged With Forgery Beadles Arrested At Feedyards
Carolyn Sue Beadles, 25, of 407 North Union, was arrested Friday at Pecos Valley Feedyards by sheriff officers and charged with forgery and embezzlement. She appeared before Magistrate Clyde McKee, rights advised, bond set at 1500 dollars and she was released on bond.
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Carolyn Sue Beadles
N. Union
Pecos Valley
Clyde McKee
Reapportionment Shapes New Mexico Democratic Rules
GALLUP AP Democratic leaders foresee reapportionment as the major problem in rewriting party rules. A special committee will draft changes in Roswell, with recommendations to the 21 member Reorganizational Committee in Albuquerque. County chairmen meet June 6 in Socorro to discuss rule changes for adoption at the June 14 state convention in Albuquerque. Senator Jerry Apodaca cautions reapportionment may drive trouble, while debate over Young Democrats on the central committee and a proposed penny per registered Democrat funding plan loom as focal points.
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Gallup
Democratic
Roswell
Democratic Reorganizational Committee
Albuquerque
Socorro
Jerry Apodaca
Dona Ana
Apodaca
New Mexico Young Democrats
Voting Rights Denied To Residents Of Bases
New Mexico Supreme Court ruled 3-1 that residents on military bases and other federally governed lands lack state voting rights. The ruling overturned a district court decision asserting state jurisdiction over the land ceded to the federal government. Justice Moise dissented arguing denial may violate equal protection.
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Santa FE
New New Mexico Supreme Court
Dist
Robert W. Reidy
Albuquerque
Sandia
Paul Tackett
New Mexico
U.S
Irwin S. Moise
James Maloney
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Bernalillo County District Court
Navy
Frank H. Langdon
Bernalillo
Lucy Jaramillo
Reidy
Group Discusses Flood Control in Roswell Chamber
The Agriculture and Livestock Committee of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce met Friday to discuss flood control in Chaves County and to appoint a sub committee to study related problems. Plans were made for an Agriculture and Livestock Feeding Tour in August or September with preparations underway and the Secretary of Agriculture invited to attend as guest speaker.
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Agriculture and Livestock Committee
The
Roswell
U. S&s. Secretary of Agriculture
Markets Slip as Dow Dims but Losses Trim
New York markets closed lower with the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 957.86, down 3.75 after a noon dip. Volume 10.55 million shares, lowest since April 22, as traders awaited President Nixon's Vietnam peace address. The NYSE index fell 0.09 to 58.67, while the AP average dropped 1.2 to 340.5. 781 stocks fell, 571 rose. New year highs 53, new lows 36.
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New York
Dow Jones
Dow
Changs
Nixon
Vietnam
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Hospital admissions and births across multiple cases
Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals for Edith D. Medaris Lilly Sedillo Bessie McFall Kati Corn and others on May 10. Births recorded for May 10 include a boy to Jon Corn and a girl to Orlando Sedillo. The entry continues with May 11 births and May 9 to 11 admissions and discharges across St Marys and other locations, followed by market summaries for Dow Jones averages, Denver livestock, eggs in Chicago, and cattle futures.
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Orlando Sedillo
W. Ninth
Edwin S. Raymond
Alhambra
Darleen Moffit
Dorothy Childress
Washington
Sharon Kay
Henry N Hood
Pearl Crow
Dexter
James D. Young
Key West
Fla
Mary C. Glasscock
Orchard
Doris M Chewning
Delaware
Dick Warnica
William C. Hatfield
Gregory Kay
LDS Official To Speak Tonight At Roswell Church
Elder LeGrande Richards of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles will speak at 7 PM at the Roswell LDS church located at 2200 W Country Club Road. The public is invited and free babysitting will be provided.
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LeGrande Richards
Quorum of 12 Apostles
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Roswell
LDS Church
Country Club Road
Top Quality Alfalfa Prices in New Mexico Counties
Hay market report from May 9 shows first cutting alfalfa at $27-$28 in Chaves County with other grades $25-$26. Eddy County sales largely leaving state to Texas buyers. top quality $25-$28, others $24. Lea County limited sales. prices offered $28-$30 for contracts. Two percent of Lea hay fell to the ground in recent rains. most cutting expected by May 200.
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Chaves County
Cooperative Extension Service of New Mexico State University
Eddy County
Texas
Lea County
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Linda Lide
Lisa Jo Mann
Hobbs
Adana Cooper
Gwen Jones
Marian Sharp
Kay Proctor
Crill Pearson
Carolee Bell
Joe Parsons
Silver City
DeLynn Jones
Cecil Grimes
Guy Miller
Steve Bland
Trent
Adolph Martinez
Ft. Davis
Joe
Parsons
Steve Brand
Gary Armitage
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Lee Powell
Nolan Lane
Lane
Bruce H. Lane
Bob Horton
Cate
Fort Kent
St. John
Army
Democrats
Sy Howard Graves
Dence
Claivs
Central Committee
Lucylie
Lawrence W. Walsh
William P. Carter
Billy King
Chester Harlow
Artesia
Charles Willis
Virginia
Robert
Garcia
Charles Hart
S. Richardson
Eloisa Carrasco
ST. Mary's
Ed Havins
Pete Trujillo
S. Jackson
Jennie Denny
Bledsoe
Joan Garcia
FE. Bland
Herbert K. Martin
S. Union
Maude A. Daughtry
Dalton Kincheloe
S. Penn
Julia Lara
James Hopper
Ramona Quesenberry
Robert J. Turner
Vina Concho
Juan Burgas
Dee Molina
Alvesita Gonzales
P.O. Box
Filemon Montoya
S. Mulberry
Fred P. Rubin
S. Kansas
Ella Felts
Elizabeth Villa
Jake Fresquez Jr
Benjamin F. Thompson
Sam
Ralph Vandewart Jr
George Hooser
Cecil Smith
E. F. Mutton & Co
Ty . Utilities
MIO
Denver Livestock
Denver
Ap-Usda
EGG Market
Chicago
Chicagoan Mercantile Exchange
E. F. Hutton & Co
Aus
Close
Chicago Livestock
F. Hutton & Cone
Amer Pet
Amer
Doug Amer
Mar Oil
SS Amer
Marco Amer
Mobil Tele
Renfid
Véte Mono
Indaay
Avco
Boise
Brunswick
Pan Am
Bunker Park
Davis Ny
Chryster
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Ramada Inn
RCA
Coca
Safeway
Dresser Ind
Sears
Duplan
DuPont
Sperry Fsrah
Cal
Ford
Texaco
Glen Alden
Greyhound
West Ban
Haibin Corp
Elec
BsMc
Xerox
Papate Tex Util
Kencot
Witcx
Gibbs
Zales
Lockheed Pa
LDS
Heras
Wrights Palace
Maker
Wright's Palace Drug
Wilshire Cooter
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