AIM plans national convention near Farmington NM
The American Indian Movement schedules a June 6 to 17 convention on 40 acres of BLM land seven miles southwest of Farmington New Mexico near Shiprock. AIM expects about 4000 attendees from the United States Canada and South America but Farmington officials anticipate fewer. The event faces BLM permit requirements including a damage bond sanitation and refuse plans. The group may use private land if needed and plans ceremonies pow wows and talks on treaty rights and the Shiprock Fairchild plant occupation.
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Marijuana plane crash near Rockwood kills two
A twin engine Lockheed Lodestar carrying about a ton of marijuana crashed on takeoff near Rockwood Municipal Airport. Two bodies were found burned beyond recognition. Authorities recovered 800 pounds of marijuana and estimated the street value at $600,000. The aircraft was owned by Colonial Bank of St. Louis after repossession. victims identified only as Thrasher and Searles by investigators.
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Roswell man, 21, arrested on drug warrants
Daniel Mark Harber of 900 Hervey Drive was arrested Wednesday on an Amarillo Police warrant. He faces two counts of selling heroin cocaine and marijuana and remains jailed in lieu of a $40,000 bond. Twenty-one of the world’s highest mountain peaks are in the Himalayas.
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Roswell Daily Record Subscription Rates and Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery in Roswell and trade territory. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with annual total of 36 dollars. The paper operates from 2301 N Main St Roswell NM 88201 and is an Associated Press member.
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Color Your World Or Let Kids Create Their Own Art
Gainesville AP report quotes Dr. Merle Flannery of the University of Florida urging parents to skip coloring books. She says children should use blank paper and crayons to develop personal visual concepts and not be judged for primitive art.
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Mail rates argued as 82 cent first class proposed
Washington discussions center on a proposed 82 cent per ounce first class rate and higher charges for newspapers magazines catalogs and packages while the 10 cent first class rate from March 1974 remains in effect The ruling highlights that handling a letter costs less than 10 cents per ounce and that first class subsidizes other classes prompting debate on postal costs and rate design
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Penny jar theft and multiple car losses reported in Roswell
Police report a penny jar valued under 100 dollars stolen from an unspecified location. Wednesday thefts include over 100 dollars in clothes from Fred Gibson’s car, uniforms from Mary Quici, pantsuits and tapes from Iona Crenner, a tape deck from H. L. Parkman, and a bike from John Irish. Two Roswell schools suffered broken windows with damages under 100 dollars each.
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Roswell
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Market Reports Stocks Mixed as Economic Data Buoys
New York prices edged up and down as economic indicators improved, offsetting concerns over energy policy. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.15 to 817.59 amid 1,493 NYSE issues with 572 falling and 473 rising, aided by a 4.2 percent April rise in the index of leading economic indicators.
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