Rash of Workmen's Comp Cases Flood City Gates
City faces mounting workmen's compensation claims across departments including dog bites and back injuries. Officials consider self insurance with safety staff and a reserve fund, noting past city experiences in Carlsbad and potential insurer opposition. Crime, sex education, and housing notes follow in Roswell briefs.
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Foster
Roswell
Hoyt McMinn
McMinn
Carlsbad
Wilmot's Inc 57th Year Celebrated
Wilmot's Inc marks its 57th year in business under the slogan Where Most People Trade, celebrating longevity and steady trade. The phrase underscores the firm’s identity as a trusted marketplace presence.
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Wilmot’s, Inc
Two Treated Here For Wreck Injuries
Two Roswell residents were treated for injuries after separate Friday crashes near Roswell. Samuel Lee Martin, 28, was hospitalized in good condition with back and leg injuries after his truck left U S 70 and struck an earthen mound when passed by an automobile. Pam Townsend, 18, sustained foot and ankle injuries in a two car collision at Fourth and Kentucky streets while a passenger in a car driven by Jefferson Ewing, 19. Townsend was treated and released. both drivers and two NMMI cadet passengers escaped serious harm. Police noted no citations and listed damages at about 300 to 400 dollars.
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Marin
Southwest Baking Co
Roswell
Martin
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Pam Townsend
Fourth St
St. Mary's Hospital
Fourth
Kentucky
Jefferson Ewing
Robert E. Symington
New Mexico Military Institute
Ewing
Symington
Kentucky Street
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed in ENM Memorial
Admitted May 16 include Leonard Turnage Laura Denton Minnie Lowell William White Jesse Isler Samuel Martin and Harry White with addresses in Ruidoso Deming Richardson Lea and Futura Drive. Dismissals on May 16 list May Chambers Ethel Whitley Beall Swinney Crownover Gaskill Woolsey. Memorial Osteopathic entries include Drew Pruitt Mrs Webb Reyes Sanchez Ada Taylor and Toni Herrera.
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Leonard L. Turnage
W. Seventh
Laura Mae Denton
S. Lea
Minnie E. Lowell
S. Richardson
William E. White
Futura Drive
Jesse W. Isler
W. Deming
Samuel Martin
Harry D. White
Ruidoso
Chambers
Ethel Marie Whitley
Lois Beall
Katharine Swinney
J. L. Crownover
Betty N. Gaskill
Billie L. Woolsey
Memorial Osteopathic
Drew Pruitt
Charles Webb
Reginaldo Reyes
Joe Sanchez
Ada Taylor
Toni Herrera
Miss Edgar Wins Danforth Scholarship at NMSU
Willa Edgar of Capitan received the Danforth Scholarship from Ralston Purina at New Mexico State University. Announced at the 16th Annual Women of Achievement banquet, she earned the senior award for home economics and will join a four week summer program in St Louis Missouri and Stony Lake Michigan.
550 Unsafe and Unsightly Buildings Removed Here
Roswell has repaired or moved about 550 unsafe buildings in four years under the city code enforcement started in 1965. Councilman Bill Derby led the effort with condemnations, listing hazards and forcing repairs or removals. Building Inspector Victor Bock said a new condemnation list will be presented in June as daily violations are found.
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Victor Bock
Roswell
Bill Derby
Colorado
Derby
Bock
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