Pageant to Crown Miss Roswell in 1974 Show
The Roswell Miss Roswell Scholarship Pageant will feature 14 local beauties at Pearson Auditorium on Saturday. Twelve contestants vie for Miss Roswell with 1 000 dollar prize, 500 and 250 for runners up, plus special trophies. The winner competes in Miss New Mexico and Miss America events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Military Institute
Rita S. Delgado
Delgado
Roswell Inn
Miss Congeniality
Hobbs
Atlantic City
N.J
Clay
Bernita) Burkhart
John T. Perry
Brian Taylor
Carlsbad
Jack H
Beverly) White, Jr
White City
Fidel J. Neria
Burkhart
Dr. Taylor
Johannesburg
South Africa
Albuquerque
Anna Louise Chavez
Platt Drug
Cindy Kylene Corzine
Frontier Coffee Shop
June Elkins
Gibson’s Discount Center
Mary Louise Hernandez
Yates Bros
Artesia
Jan Louise Holland
New Mexico Transportation Co
Edith Susan Kimbrell
Chappie
Hallmark Hacienda
Janet Lynn Lamkin
Levi Strauss & Co
Denise Elizabeth Marson
Airlane Aviation, Inc
Katherine E. Peyton
Callens Flying Service
Elizabeth Ann Rister
C. R. Anthony Co
Nancy Lynn Rogers
Dean Motor Co
Jane Lynn Speer
Bowman Lumber Co., Inc
Miss Gill
Miss Nelms
al Granizo
Bart
Wanda) Oglesby
Granizo
Oglesby
Mike Cooney
Brownsville
Tex
Cooney
Professional Valley International Country Club
Roswell Goddard
John Wayne
England
Paul Herring
Roswell Officials Sign Lease With Transportation Manufacturing Corp
The Roswell city council approves a lease allowing Transportation Manufacturing Corp a Greyhound Lines subsidiary, to use two buildings at Roswell Industrial Air Center including the big hangar and nearby support building for assembling Greyhound buses. Pictured signing are Mayor Jerry N. Smith, Earl T. Cummings, A. E. Pendleton, with Greyhound attorney Jack Nygren observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Transportation Manufacturing Corp
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Greyhound Lines, Inc
Greyhound
Jerry N. Smith
Earl T. Cummings
TMC
A. E. Pendleton
Jack Nygren
Two Alamogordo men freed after marijuana bust
Douglas Burns Sr. and Dan Standlee, both of Alamogordo, were released from Chaves County Jail after posting $5,000 bonds each. They were arraigned on federal charges for possessing and distributing 1,400 pounds of crude marijuana found near Roswell. case forwarded to Albuquerque federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
Chaves County
Douglas Kay Burns Sr
Dan William Standlee
U.S
E. Ray Phelps
Roswell
U.S. District Court
Albuquerque
U.S 285
Standlee
Burns
Roswell to seek state OK for Greyhound plant plans
Roswell officials led by Mayor Jerry N. Smith and City Manager Robert J. Owen will travel to Santa Fe to obtain state approval to negotiate prices for improvements to Greyhound Lines Inc. manufacturing plant at the RIAC and for a two mile railroad spur. The project, valued around 300000 dollars, aims to allow Transit Manufacturing Corp. to move in by August 1 and requires a procedure change to avoid bid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Davies
Roswell
Jerry N. Smith
Robert J. Owen
Smith
Owen
Santa Fe
State Department of Finance and Administration
Greyhound Lines, Inc
Transportation Manufacturing Corp
RIAC
TMC
Smith and Owen
Bud Foster
Greyhound
Santa Fe Railroad Co
Farrell McLean
City Public Works
Kissinger Returns Home After Middle East Peace Mission
Henry Kissinger arrived in Washington amid praise from President Nixon and congressional leaders after a 34 day mediation that produced a disengagement accord on the Golan Heights. Israel and Syria backed the plan amid debate in Jerusalem and Damascus. Nixon outlined June travel to the region and the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Gerald KR. Ford
Middle East
Kissinger
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Geneva
Golan Heights
White House
Ford
Soviet Union
United States
Israel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Syria
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Damascus
Baath Party
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
United Nations
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Kathleen C. Gill Miss
Patti Elaine Nelms
New Mexico
J.H. White Jr
Roswell and Vicinity
Area Lakes
NM 13
Aero Commander
Sunland Park
N.M
Ruidoso
Bob Bryant
el Paso
Alpine Aviation
U.S. Customs Patrol
Winnebago Motor Home
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration