Wool Bowl ushers in 1976 Wool Bowl football weekend
The Wool Bowl features Mesa Community College Thunderbirds versus Coffeyville Red Ravens at 6:30 p.m. with pregame balloon launches at 6 p.m. Roswell hosts ceremonies, Miss Wool Bowl Candy Werhan to be crowned, and balloon lift offs from NMMI field.
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Marian McQuiddy
Thunderbirds of
Mesa
Ariz
Wool Bowl Stadium
New Mexico Military Institute
Wool Bowl
Candy Werhan
Roswell
Thunderbirds
Mesa Community College
Red Ravens
Paul Widmer
Coffeyville
Roswell Noon
al” Snipes
Snipes
Roswell Inn
Woo! Bow
American Business Women’s Association
Chaves County
NMMI
Texas
New Mexico
Suzie Flynt
Cahoon Armory
Tim Pivonka
Kan
Noon Optimist Club
Joe Darnell
Optimist Club
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Dar) Manucci
Tyrone Kater
Community College Thunderbirds
T Birds
Community
Steel firms raise prices on flat rolled products
Armco Steel Corp and Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp joined National Steel and Jones & Laughlin in boosting flat rolled steel prices by about 6 percent. The move follows Ford’s White House criticism and a Wage and Price Stability Council inquiry. No reaction yet from U S Steel or Bethlehem Steel. Agriculture Dept to release first 1977 winter wheat crop outlook on December 22.
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Pittsburgh
Armco Steel Corp
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
Armco
Middletown
Ohio
Wheeling
National Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
AG. Scott
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
National
White House
Ford
Price Stability Council
William Lilley III
J&l
Scott
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Washington
Agriculture Department
Wichita children overload Santa phone lines at Towne East
Wichita shoppers set up a Santa Claus phone line on November 17 at the Towne East center. By midweek the system logged up to 7 000 calls per hour on five lines, tying up a Southwestern Bell exchange and drawing about 200 complaints hourly. Dialing for Santa ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday, one week after opening.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Santa Claus
Towne East
Santa
Southwestern Bell Telephone Exchange
Inaugural Medal for Carter Designed Without Citizen Panel
The Carter inaugural medal will feature his profile with Jimmy Carter inscribed above. No citizens committee approved the design, raising protest from Dr. Darrell C. Crain who questions the secrecy of the selection process. Franklin Mint will produce the medal with a $750,000 advance and 20 percent royalties.
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Jimmy Carter
William McKinley
Citizens Committee
Carter
Darrell C. Crain
D.C. Medical Society
George Washington University
Cochairman
Bardyl R
Crain
Franklin Mint
Philadelphia
Tirana
Nixon
Medallic Art
Danbury
Conn
Harry S Truman
Mint
Medallic
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Dick Turner
Roswell Industrial Air
The
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Lynda McMillan
James L. Dawson
Bakersfield
Calif
Miss McMillan
J. Ross Thomas Hall
Colin McMillan
Edgewood Ave
Corps of Cadets
Goddard High School
Betty James
Washington Star
Richard M. Nixon