Roswell Faces Water Quality Action and Kerr Field Drilling
Roswell city officials announce steps to avoid future water quality issues as state environmental standards may tighten for cosmetic qualities. McConvery notes current chloride levels exceed goals. new Kerr Field drilling aims to secure supply while awaiting possible secondary standard rules.
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John C. McConvery
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Shah of Iran Visiting Washington Faces Protests and Injuries
Rival demonstrators clashed near the White House as the Shah of Iran met President Carter. About 124 people were injured and 12 arrested in Tuesday’s protests, police kept groups apart, and hospitals treated several demonstrators including a 66 year old after skull surgery. The Shah planned to meet Mondale and testify before Congress before leaving for Paris.
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County Officials Prepare Legislative Needs Package in Roswell
Carson F. Lowman and New Mexico Association of Counties executive director review an agenda with about 175 county officials gathered in Roswell to finalize a legislative needs package for the State Legislature in January. The proposals will be presented to the Needs and Legislation Committee on Thursday.
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Chaves County
Phillip P. Larragette
Association
Santa Fe
Larragotte
Arthur F. Aiello
Timothy Z. Jennings
Joyce Walker
Dorothy Herring
Leroy Carpenter
Bill Carpenter
New Mexico Counties Gather to Advocate Legislature Proposals
Officials from across the state meet at the Sally Port Inn for a two day session of the New Mexico Association of Counties. About 175 members plan to draft proposals and suggestions for state legislation to improve county office efficiency. Phillip P. Larragoite chaired discussions.
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Valley Bank of Commerce gains federal approval in Roswell
Organizers of a proposed independent state bank in Roswell receive the go ahead from the FDIC in Washington. John H Burson says the bank named Valley Bank of Commerce plans a January 3 opening and will repurpose the Credit Bureau of Roswell building at 217 W Second St. The project lists 1.2 million in fully subscribed capital stock and about 100 stockholders. Directors include Burson Bettie Hughes Bobby Baldock Colin McMillan Samuel Spencer Norman Stevens Jr and Peggy Yates. Banking staff will include Robert Scaling as cashier and Harry Birrell as public relations officer.
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Samuel S. Spencer
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Peggy Yates
Robert D. Scaling
Harry W. Birrell
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