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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1973

Page

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Roswell's Weather Watchman Explains Modern Forecasts

Terry Ingoldsby of the Roswell Weather Service explains how advances in instruments and communications connect local data with Albuquerque and Kansas City centers. He notes how signals from ground stations balloons and satellites feed into national maps while local sources help alert residents to possible flash floods and severe weather.

Record Roswell Terry Ingoldsby Ingoldsby National Weather Service Roswell Industrial Air Center New Mexico Albuquerque Clayton Federal Aviation Administration Flight Service FAA Kansas City Pecos Valley Riac Ingoldsby Frank Porter Ruidoso Municipal Weather Service Washington, D.C Roswell’s U. S

Open campfires banned in Lincoln National Forest areas

Lincoln National Forest will prohibit open campfires during the three week hunting season starting Saturday. Fire restrictions require use of gas or gasoline stoves at developed sites and officials will set up information check stations. About 40 000 deer hunters are expected with enhanced fire suppression teams and up to 125 personnel. the forest remains under extreme fire danger.

Alamogordo, N.M Lincoln National Forest New Mexico Evans U.S. Forest Service National Forest Sacramento Mountains Gila Cibola Apache National Wm. D. Hurst Forest Service Arizona New Mexico Forest Conservation Commission U.S. 66 State Forestry Department Game Department Parks and Recreation Commission Land Office Air Quality Control Division The Federal Bureau of Land Management Capitan Carrizozo Mora

Nixon vows to stay in office amid Watergate pressure

President Nixon declares he will not resign and has not violated his trust while outlining goals of peace, prosperity, and a safe country. He campaigns in multiple states and defends his real estate investments as prudent during the Watergate crisis.

Washington Nixon National Association of Realtors United States Orlando Fla Macon Memphis Congress House of Representatives Paul N. McCloskey Jr California McCloskey New York Atty John N. Mitchell Commerce Maurice H. Stans Charles H. Percy Ill Alexander M. Haig Jr White House Percy Haig Illinois Senate Judiciary Committee Leon Jaworski

Record plans holiday issue for Thanksgiving Day

Roswell Daily Record announces publication on Thanksgiving Day November 22. Advertisers are advised the issue will be delivered in subscribers yards Thursday afternoon.

Roswell Daily Record

City to unplug holiday lights in Roswell this year

Mayor William F. Brainerd said Roswell will not light its traditional Christmas display this year in line with President Nixon’s energy shortage plea. Downtown decorations will be erected non lit, with no set date, potentially next week for Wool Bowl festivities.

Roswell William F. Brainerd Downtown Merchants Association Nixon Brainerd

Three UF groups top 1973 Chaves County United Way drive

Co chairs Ken Bonnell and Baynard Malone praised overall progress as the 1973 campaign totals reach 138,668 dollars, 79 percent of the 176,000 dollar goal. Residential and mail contact divisions exceeded goals, while several divisions show closer percentages, with various employers contributing to the drive.

Chaves County United Way Cochairmen Ken Bonnell Baynard Malone Bonnell Malone Cherry Greenwade Helen Kemble

Meat industry talks on Packers and Stockyards Act provisions

Roswell New Mexico based Glovers Inc and other meat packers met with USDA officials in Washington to discuss enforcement provisions of the Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921. The session aimed to resolve how the law should be interpreted regarding packers owning feedlots and feeding livestock they do not own. A decision was not expected today, with a ruling likely after further study.

Washington Glovers, Inc Roswell N.M U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S Peter V Domenici R-N.m USDA Congress

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