28 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1973
Page
1
Dietz states the President must promulgate state plan regulations within 14 days of signing and develop the national plan within 15 days. The timing focuses on implementing the act across federal and state programs.
All elementary principals in Roswell Independent School District observed Washington Avenue Elementary School's four year team teaching program. Principal Bill Rapp and Mrs. Sue Lott described ongoing monitoring, small mixed ability groups, and customized instruction led by certified teachers with special reading math and special education training.
Rose Mary Woods testified she never knowingly erased conversation on the 18 minute segment. She recalled possible hum caused by pushing a wrong button while transcribing the June 20, 1972 Nixon Ehrlichman Haldeman tape and described long hours at Camp David and in the White House office amid Watergate hearings.
Fair and warmer weather is expected through Thursday with variable winds from 5 to 10 mph. The high today was expected to reach 64 degrees and the low tonight 30 degrees with tomorrow forecast to reach 66 degrees.
Santa Fe says state and federal grants will cover most of the cost of a new airport near Ruidoso. FAA could fund up to 84.2 percent of the cost, with additional grants via the state Aviation Commission.
The Salvation Army in Roswell begins its annual drive to provide 600 Christmas food baskets for about 4,000 people. Captain Rex McCulley announced initial strong response and outlined donation methods including red kettles at local sites and mail gifts to P O Box 897. Applications for baskets run December 3 to 19 at 408 S Main St from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. No third party applications accepted.
Three Palestinian hijackers who commandeered a Dutch KLM jet released 10 crew members and all passengers after securing safe passage from Dubai authorities. The jet, bound for Tokyo with 244 passengers, had roamed the eastern Mediterranean and Middle East for three days before landing in Dubai.
Rural districts in New Mexico switch to coal to heat classrooms as butane prices surge. Supts report tight budgets, limited deliveries, and emergency plans with some districts cutting temperatures or schedules to conserve fuel.
Fire Chief George Daniels cautions against storing fuel inside homes arguing gasoline can explode like dynamite under certain conditions. He notes many keep it near water heaters or in unsafe places and warns a fire can ignite at night when unobserved. Storing more than one gallon violates fire prevention code.
Herbert R K Gibson Sr founder of Gibson Discount Center with 600 plus stores arrives by air to attend the opening of the Gibson Center in Del Norte Shopping Center Roswell He and wife helped build the chain while J W Carter district manager will attend The elder Gibson grew up on an Oklahoma farm and is known for energy business insight and as a world traveling sportsman.
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