Broncos host Kansas II in Wool Bowl showdown
Independence Junior Community College Pirates ranked eighth nationally in the JC poll travel to Roswell to face the New Mexico Military Institute Broncos on November 24 for the Wool Bowl. Pirates eye Jayhawk title with a 7-1 record and strong defense as officials announce ticket sales and Wool Bowl merchandise.
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Independence Junior Community College
Pirates
New Mexico Military Institute Broncos
Neil Edds
Kansas Community College
Daily Record Today
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Snipes
Derry Moore
NMMI
Broncos
W.A. “al” Snipes
New Mexico Military Institute
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Kan.) Community Junior College
Independence Pirates
Nmmi Broncos
Jayhawk Community College
Dem precinct chairmen retain posts after credentials challenge
Three Chaves County Democratic precinct chairmen Virgil Beagles Virginia Ogas and Reece Smolky were sanctioned by the State Credentials Committee at the Albuquerque meeting after a challenge by former county chairman Pauline Mann. The challenge claimed the officials did not reside in their precincts.
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Paul Stursale
Chaves County
Democratic Party
Virgil Beagles
S. Main St
Virginia Ogas
E. Bonney St
Reece Smolky
Ronald M. Higginbotham
Higginbotham
Laverne Davenport
Beagles
Bettie Kardos
Mary Ann Mendez
Dan Croy
Albuquerque
Croy
Mike Glover
Alamogordo
Cordelia Sanchez
The
Daily Record Today
Mann
Floody tragedy at Toccoa Falls Bible College claims 37
Searchers scoured debris filled mud for more bodies after a dam breach unleashed a flood on the Toccoa Falls Bible College campus. At least 37 died, about 45 injured including students and faculty, with two volunteer firemen among the dead.
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Jack Stillman
Associated Press
Toccoa
Stephens County
J. W. Warren
Toccoa Falls
Georgia
Eldon Elsberry
Toccoa Creek
Elsberry
Rosalynn Carter
Washington
George Busbee
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Rick
National Weather Service
Athens
Carter Calls Off Foreign Trip Plans
President Carter postponed a nine-nation tour set for November to stay in Washington while Congress weighs his energy bill. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said the trip will be rescheduled for a mutually convenient date later, with talks stressing the crucial energy program for the U S economy and energy producers.
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Saudi Arabia
Iran
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Belgium
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Rain stalls county cotton picking efforts
Wet fields slow harvest across the Pecos Valley as farmers report about 60 percent of cotton picked and officials note the rain should not severely damage the crop. Some areas see higher rainfall totals and forecasts warn of more showers through Tuesday. Local gins call the season a bumper crop overall with better yields than last year.
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Record
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Pecos
Roswell
National Weather Service
Dexter
Hagerman
W.R
Bill” Thompson
Thompson
Edwin A. Corn
Aswell
H. Ellis Parks
Farmer’s Inc. Cotton Gins
Parks
LeRoy C. Lang
Jay Baxter
Farmer’s Co-op Association
Dexter and Hagerman
Bruce Haley
Virgil E. Haley
Farmer’s Inc
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