Student Awards Announced During Hagerman Assembly
Hagerman students received perfect attendance certificates at a closing assembly. Winners included Rosie Aguilar and Cruz Avitia among elementary students, with high school honorees such as Douglas Bealer and Patty Dennis. Spelling contest top ten, grade awards, and many special recognitions followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman
Douglas Bealer
Paul Cheat
Roger Cones
Patty Dennis
Marsha Troster
Betty Guevara
Pat Jaramillo
Elisa Munoz
Damasio Regalado
Jose Reveles
Timmy Sampley
Debra Sanders
Rau Villa
Lavelta Wright
Trena Brown
Kathy Albright
Joe Silva
Daneen Harshey
Luana Aragon
Archie Regalado
Harold Green
Debra Pollard
Raul Villa
Tre
Patricia Andress
Starlyn Miles
Ramona Avilia
Carma Sanderson
Cisco Boyce
Nona Nail
Pat McDow
Marsha Foster
Terry Andrews
Maria Silva
Retta Ward
Dennis Campbell
Rodney Adair
Settlement in Roswell Fatal Wreck Case Ends Suit
A district court stipulation settles a $25,000 damage suit over the July 4, 1968 Roswell traffic deaths of Ernesto Romo and Sabino Romo Jr. Administrators and Delma and Augustina Romero filed against Kar! II Dienstbier II, alleging negligent driving. The award provides $7,500 for each death and $5,000 to each injured Romero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Roberto Romo
Ernesto Romo
Sabino Romo Jr
Delma Romero
Augustina Romero
Kar! II
Dienstbier II
Dienstbier
Romero
Artesia Summer Projects Start June 9
Artesia announces summer recreation programs begin June 9 and run to August 1. Arts and crafts led by Jean Setser with Jud Mills aid. gymnastics June 16 led by Harold Creswell with assistants Marilyn Gray, Mary Jane Spence, and Candy Spence. tennis taught by Neal Alford. twirling by Debbie Bruton. a reading roundup by the Artesia Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Artesia Public Library
Jean Setser
Jud Mills
Harold Creswell
Marilyn Gray
Mary Jane Spence
Candy Spence
Neal Alford
Debbie Bruton
Honor Roll Announced For Final Six Weeks At Nob Hill
Lincoln County Bureau RAIDOSO announces Nob Hill Elementary final six week honor roll for 1968 69. Students across grades three to six named for A B honors and perfect attendance Paula Baird heads third grade with perfect year attendance and 100 spelling in six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Bureau
Nob Hill Elementary
Prin
Cindy Altman
Paula Baird
Mike Barnett
Karen Marshall
Troy Patterson
Danny Wagner
Ruth Moore
Cadet Mehlhop Earns Diploma at New Mexico Military Institute
Joseph David Mehlhop of Dexter received his high school diploma at New Mexico Military Institute during Sunday commencement. He completed three years at the school after attending Dexter municipal schools and played Pony and Colt basketball, joined the Colt track team, and earned a place on the commandant's academic honor list. He was named an honor military student in junior year and promoted to cadet sergeant first class, the son of Mr and Mrs John A Mehlhop Jr of 201 W Third St Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph David Mehlhop
Dexter
New Mexico Military Institute
Mehlhop
Dexter Municipal
Colt
John A. Meblhop Jr
Third St
Schier Gets Seven-Year Sentence in Mackle Kidnapping
Ruth Eisemann Schier, born in Honduras, pleads guilty in DeKalb Superior Court and receives seven years for her role in the $500,000 ransom kidnapping of Barbara Jane Mackle. She testified and was remanded, with parole possible in two years and four months. the victim was later rescued after four days in a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, Ga
Ruth Eisemann Schier
Barbara Jane Mackle
H. O. Hubert Jr
Gary Steven Krist
Eisemann Schier
Atty
Dennis Jones
DeKalb Superior Court
Dist. Atty
Richard Bell
Bell
Robert F. Mackle
Coral Gables
Fla
Georgia
Hubert
Krist
Norman
Okla
FBI
Miami
Miss Mackle
Decatur
Emory University
Atlanta
Milwaukees Discharged Employee Opened Fire injures seven
A 26 year old Milwaukee man, fired in April for insubordination, opened fire at Motoris Corp offices and factory on Milwaukee's North Side. He wounded seven people including a police sergeant before being wounded and captured. Two other men escaped with cuts after leaping a fence. 500 workers evacuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Motoris Corp
Vigil Named to RR Authority
SANTA FE AP Gov Davi Cargo announced the appointment of Eddie Vigil of Chama as a member of the New Mexico Railroad Authority created by the 1969 legislature. Other members appointed earlier are Mark McMahon of Los Alamos and Terry Ross of Santa Fe. Vigil was mayor of Chama from 1961 until 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Davi Cargo
Eddie Vigil
Chama
New Mexico Railroad Authority
Mark McMahon
Los Alamos
Terry Ross
Vigil
Patton weighs Warner Brothers offer over state film bill
Fred Patton NM liaison with movie producers considers a Warner Brothers job. He may resign depending on state payment for consultant work beyond the 12,000 cap. He plans to bill the state about 5,000 to 6,000 for services, with 10,879 paid and nearly 4,000 in traveling costs to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Fred Patton
New Mexico
Warner Brothers
Patton
Department of Development
DOD
James Roberson
Councilman Voll to resign seat for Dallas move
City Council member H James Voll of District 3 will resign as he moves to Dallas about June 10 to join the Army and Air Force Exchange Service. He led the buildings and lands committee and helped push a dog pound project and local land studies. His firm Voll Nolan will be dissolved. mayor to appoint a successor with council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. James Voll
Dallas
Tex
Voll
Bill Brainerd
Jim
City Buildings and Lands Committee
Roswell
Army and
Air Force Exchange _ Service
Betty
Bob
Karen
Roswell Workshop Replica Nears Final Touches
Two former Goddard assistants Ljungquist of Los Angeles and Bodie of Phoenix work in Roswell to finish the Goddard rocket workshop replica at the Roswell Museum. The ceremony, with Dr. Goddard's widow and NASA official Gilruth, will follow a Rotary luncheon. The dedication is set for 1 30 p m Monday at the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Goddard
Niles Ljungquist
Los Angeles
George Bodie
Phoenix
Ariz
Roswell
Goddard
Roswell Museum
Swim Lessons Planned at Artesia This Summer
Swimming lessons start Monday and run five weeks through July 3 with a second session July 7 through August 8. Registration is at the high school gym from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, with a $4 fee per session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Field Trip Report By Nob Hill Sixth Graders
A Nob Hill Elementary sixth grade field trip led by Ruidoso teacher E. R. Dunagan occurred May 21 before school ends. Sandra Petty recounts nature observations, pinon sap gum notes, animal tracks, watershed lines, and a visit to the teacher’s farm with animal viewing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
E. R. Dunagan
Nob Hill
Sandra Petty
Ralph Petty Sr
Pinecliff Subdivision
JFK Birthplace Named National Historic Site in Brookline
The frame house where John F. Kennedy spent his first 32 years was designated a national historic site on his would be 52nd birthday. Mrs. Kennedy turned over the deed to Russell Train, with Sen. Edward Kennedy present, as Interior officials explained Hickel missed due to illness. The shingled 22 story house was restored by the Kennedy family for historic use on Beale Street near Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Jack
Isometric Class Slated to Start at Artesia High
Isometrics classes begin Monday in the Artesia high school boys gym led by local coach Harold Kirkpatrick. Sessions run 6 to 8 a.m. for high school boys and men, 8 to 10 a.m. for junior high boys, and 10 a.m. to noon for grades four to six. The program features weight lifting and isometrics on alternating days with competitive indoor and outdoor games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Harold Kirkpatrick
Hobbs Woman Sentenced for Voluntary Manslaughter
Joyce Mullican, 41, Hobbs, will be sentenced June 17 for voluntary manslaughter in the January shooting death of James Harvey of Hobbs. She pleaded guilty to the charge in Lovington AP.
Markets edge up but retreat as caution lingers before holiday
Wall Street firmed to a small midday gain then eased on profit taking. Dow rose 0.64 to 937.56. AP 60-stock average up 0.1 to 333.6. NYSE advance 11 cents. Steel, farm, aircraft, utilities, rails, oils and airlines led gains while electronics and some gold stocks weakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
New York Exchange
South Africa
London
Zurich
Qka
Campbell Red Lake
Dome Mines
MGM
Polaroid
Xerox
Southern Pacific
United Air Lines
American Stock Exchange
Hospital admissions and births list for May 29
Admitted May 29 Emma Lopez 105 Elm Sandra Marie Chavez 111 S Mulberry Myrtie A Daniel 1712 N Maryland Janet F Graham Route 1 Anne Henderson Route 2 Shirley M Shull Route 1 Dismissed May 29 Abbie Jane Burnett Teigal Grimlan Roxy Lee Tabb Laura E K Thorne Erma Fletcher Roy J Jorgenson Artie Mable Mathis Births May 29 To Mr and Mrs Lawrence Chavez 111 S Mulberry a boy To Mr and Mrs Robert W Sabin 2010 S Richardson a girl To Mr and Mrs Joe Lopez 105 S Elm a boy Osteopathic Mrs Kenneth Hamilton 208 S Ohio Mrs Frank Dych 501 LaFonda Mrs William Allensworth Roswell Joe Blaylock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lopez
Sandra Marie Chavez
S. Mulberry
Myrtie A. Daniel
N. Maryland
Janet F. Graham
Anne Hendricks
Shirley M. Shull
Abbie Jane Burnett
Teigal Grimlan
Roxy Lee Tabb
Laura EK. Thorne
Erma Fletcher
Roy J. Jorgenson
Artie Mable Mathis
Lawrence Chavez
Robert W., Sabin
S. Richardson
Joe Lopez
S. Elm
Kenneth Hamilton
S. Ohio
Frank Dych
LaFonda
William Allensworth
Roswell
Joe Blaylock
Traffic citations issued after multi-accident notes
At 8:03 a.m. at Fifth and Kentucky Gene E. Fultner 45 of Zuni Motel No 5 and Mary E. Rose 49 of 1202 W Jith received a citation for failure to yield. At 9:05 a.m. Second and Michigan Lena M Knight 46 of 204 N Michigan and Mike Ernest Hutcheson 16 of 2406 N Prairie received a citation for following too closely. At 1:35 p.m. Second and Union Alice Faye Parks 22 of 709 S Union and Hope G Dillon 64 of 4012 S Kansas were involved with Dillon cited for improper backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.m
Kentucky
Gene E. Fultner
Mary E. Rose
W. Jith
Fultner
Second
Michigan
Lena M
Knight
Mike Ernest Hutcheson
Prairie
Hutcheson
Union
Alice Faye Parks
S. Union
Hope G. Dillon
S. Kansas
Funeral Due for Yates Relative
ARTESIA Mr and Mrs Martin Yates III will fly from Roswell to Washington DC for the funeral of Fritz D Berliner a State Department veteran who died Tuesday in Budapest Hungary of a heart attack Funeral services will be in Arlington Virginia with burial at Arlington National Cemetery Berliner survived by Mary Ann his widow a sister of Mrs Yates a brother and his mother in New York The Berliner family had visited Artesia several times Also included a fishermen claim about the Hudson River near Albany noting low oxygen prevents nail rusting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
New York
Berliner
Artesia
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N.M
Daily Record
Rosie Aguilar
Cruz Avitia
Julian Avitia
Mike Carrasco
Linda Collis
Louise Collis
Harlan Cones
Cindy Dennis
Cheryl Fancher
Benny Guevara
Jimmy Guevara
Pete Langenegger
Janice Lyles
Steven Lyles
Bobby Martinez
Eddie Martinez
Melissa Mason
Johnny Pilley
Teddy Pilley
Jett Pilley
Wesley Pilley
Rebecca Regalado
Darrell Rhodes
Layne Rhodes
Cesar Rodriguez
Danny Salgado
Emilio Salgado
Patrick Stephen
Homer Trujillo
Priscilla Ward
Jeanne Brown
Jan Stinger
Pam Green
Kathy Langenegger
Nellie Rincon
Julia Munoz
Emma Gutierrez
Danny Harshey
Kathy Lanegnegger
Maria Madrid
Dickie Mendosa
Greg Albright
Gary Harrell
Ronald Norris
Bobcat
Suzanne Norris
Joe Johnson
Dale Andrews
Cipal
Sid Miller
E& R. Dunagan
Gretchen Annala
Kim Baird
Ruth Bonnell
Debbie Jones
Marietta Mayo
Ginger Talbot
Patricia Tully
Louise Bruce
Chester Altman
Dauphne Eubanks
Lyndy Samerson
Gregg Baird
Kelley Perryman
Dunagan
Cindy Roberts
Bruce
Cathy Betts
Susann Miller
Gilbert Montoya
Diana Padilla
Ty Perry
Jennifer White
J. D. Mehlhop
RR Authority
Joe Beckons
H. J. Voll
ENMUR
Louise Ferrin
The
New Mexico Dental Assistant Assn
Shirley Brackeen
Patricia Walker
R.D.H
Juanita Montoya
Linda Carrasco
Rita Moye
Alamogordo
Nolene Pollard
Laurel Vaughn
Fort Sumner
Donna Williams
JFK
N. Main
Desmond Ford
Fast Service
Crawford Watch Repair
W. 4Th St
List
Chicago
E.F. Hutton & Co
Denver Livestock
Denver
Ap-Usda
Chicago Livestock
Amer Pet
Amer
Amer Tela
Mobil Oj
Rehfid
Mono Ind Aly
Avco
Bo Cas
Brunswick
Pan Am
Bank Ra
Park Davis Chrysler
Phillips Pet
Ramada
Be City
RCA Corp
Coca Cola
Safeway
Dres Ind
Dup Corp
Sears Roed
DuPont
Skelly Oi Sbe
Kodak
Nat Gas
Sperry Rand
Fsrah
Cal
Ford
Tenneco
Elec
Texaco
Hall Corp
BusMchque Xerox
Tex Util
Kennecott
Wicx&Gibs
Zales Corp
Lockheed
Dow-Jones
Hudson River
Albany
Jone
General Electric
Thomsen’s
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