New AG aims to recruit top lawyers for in house staff
Atty. Gen. elect Toney Anaya says he will recruit high caliber lawyers for an in house staff to give the office a top law firm image. He envisions a streamlined structure with full time attorneys serving agencies and a stronger Consumer Protection Division and a new criminal appeals division.
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Ford to seek 1976 term says White House
President Ford will run in 1976 for a full term, White House spokesman Ron Nessen said. He noted Ford's enjoyment of the presidency and said the decision was made well in advance of the election. Ford spoke at a journalist convention in Phoenix and a real estate agents gathering in Las Vegas.
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Goddard High to Impose Crowd Limits for Season
Roswell School Superintendent Roger Luginbill announced crowd caps will stay in place at Goddard High School gym during this basketball season. Repairs are delayed until next summer, with work planned but bond funding not yet available. If crowds become unusually large, events may move to Roswell High School. A fundraising drive for Olivia Jimenez, who had a liver transplant, will run on Main Street to help cover travel costs to Albuquerque for treatment.
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Tip of week pays $10 for best Roswell tip
The Roswell Daily Record offers ten dollars for the top weekly news tip. Submit tips by calling 622 7710 or mailing to Roswell Daily Record P O Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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Wool Bowl Balloon Rally Draws Up To Thirty Balloons
Roswell prepares for the second annual Wool Bowl Balloon Rally with 25 to 30 hot air balloons from Arizona Colorado Kansas New Mexico and Texas to be launched Saturday morning November 30 from the field south of the Roswell Inn. A second launch is planned late Saturday and again Sunday morning if winds permit. Three local balloons participate including The Institute Turquoise Bandit and Berrendo Corriendo. Balloon meister Dick Waggoner and pilot Rolla Hinkle II lead The Institute from New Mexico Military Institute.
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New Mexico Game Officials Back Roadblock Procedures
The New Mexico Game and Fish Department says conservation officers at western Eddy County roadblocks acted within the law after an internal review. About 5,000 hunters were checked over seven hours with around 20 citations for improper tagging or detached licenses.
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