Anderson to speak at New Mexico Cattlegrowers meeting in Roswell
Roswell rancher Robert O. Anderson chairman of Atlantic Richfield is among speakers at the New Mexico Cattlegrowers Assn third quarterly meeting in Roswell Inn December 8 9. Other speakers include Dr. Bob Bond geologist Benjamin R. Hudson and Dr. Gene Ross. The two day program begins December 8 with registration sessions and a banquet. December 9 features advisory board breakfast and a second general session.
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Robert O. Anderson
Roswell
New Mexico
Atlantic Richfield
New Mexico Cattlegrowers Assn
Roswell Inn
Bob Bond
Benjamin R. Hudson
North American Water and Power Alliance
Gene Ross
New Mexico State University Extension Service
Lucky 13th Annual Angus Sale Planned in New Mexico
The New Mexico Angus Assn designates the 13th annual sale as lucky with 41 bulls and nine cows on show at the Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds. Show starts Monday with judge Raymond Barton at 1 p.m. and sale Tuesday at 1 p.m. auctioneer Del Winchester. The Angus Buffet and Dance follows Monday at the Roswell Inn with trophies presented by donors including Albuquerque National Bank and others. Consignors hail from Taos to Dora, New Mexico, and nearby Texas towns.
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New Mexico Angus Assn
New Mexico State Fairgrounds
Raymond Barton
del Winchester
Roswell Inn
Albuquerque National Bank
First National Bank of
Chilton Anderson
L. H. Mead
Gaylynn Mead
Taos
Marvin Barnhart
Sedan
N.M
J. E. Knott
Ruidoso
G. B. Irwin
Gene Robberson
McAlister
A. McFatridge
P. V. Porter
Tucumcari
Noble and Cerkleski
Montoya Defends Loyalty Amid Ortiz Remarks in Albuquerque
Sen Joseph Montoya responded to Rudy Ortiz complaints asserting strong Democratic loyalty in Bernalillo County and denying any vote buying or passive support for Lujan. He said he campaigned hard, noted Gallegos’ praise, and defended party expenses and personal contributions.
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AL den Beste
Associated Press
Albuquerque, N.M
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Ortiz
Montoya
Manuel Lujan Jr
Gallegos
Mexico
Lujan
Gene Gallegos
Santa Fe
Harold Wolden
Daniels
Clinton P. Anderson
Sandoval County
Bernalillo County
Rudy Ortiz
Bruce King
Eddy Mahe
Pete V. Domenici
Education by satellite eyed for Roswell area
Dean John Gillis of Eastern New Mexico University Roswell Campus and Jose Benito Chavez discuss launching career education programs via satellite transmissions. Chavez spoke with Roswell educators during a morning meeting in the Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce conference room.
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Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
John Gillis
Federation of Rocky Mountain States
Jose Benito Chavez
Espanola
Roswell Area
Chavez
New Mexico Rocky Mountain Federation
Democrats Admit Election-Day Cash Practice In New Mexico
In New Mexico Democrats publicly acknowledge election-day cash use for poll workers and drivers, with Rudy Ortiz citing 32000 dollars in the first district and equal funds in the second. Republicans dispute the scope, while four Democrats confirm a October 30 meeting guiding the distribution and non-disclosure of exact figures.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Democratic National
Grasshopper Outlook Warns of Potentially Serious Infestation
Chaves County agents report a potentially serious grasshopper outlook for 1973 with eight or more grasshoppers per square yard in the western half of the county. Sightings should be reported to the extension office or USDA inspector to aid spray planning. a precautionary meeting is set for February 6 at the Roswell chamber building.
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Chaves County
John Chappell
Roswell
Chappell
Mike Perry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Pecos River
Perry
County Extension
Education by Satellite: Career Programs for Roswell Area
Roswell area educators discussed a May 1974 satellite education project covering career education and early childhood development. The federation plans ground receivers in remote areas and a regional demonstration run by the Federation of Rocky Mountain States and the Education Commission of the States.
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The
Federation of Rocky Mountain States
Education Commission of the States
Jack Campbell
New Mexico
Roswell
Roswell Flight Service Center moves to RIAC new quarters
Roswells weather and aviation services shift to a new six room Flight Service Center at RIAC with 5 726 square feet of space built for municipal airport funds. The changeover completes Friday with Weather Bureau operations and teletype moves and new contact numbers 347 5401 347 5700 347 5706.
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Roswell
National Weather Service
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Weather Bureau
FAA
Flight Service
FFA
Bob Owen
Earla Martin
Municipal Airport Administration
Frank Cannon
Cannon
C. C. Holloway
RETC situation eyed as center may remain open
Howard Mackey of the Bureau of Indian Affairs said no word on whether the Roswell Employment Training Center will stay open. Tribal leaders have met, with a Tribal Council recommendation due to Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. Instruction continues, students are placed on jobs, and no new enrollments are being sought.
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Howard Mackey
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Roswell
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Spiro T. Agnew
Mackey
BIA
Washington
D.C
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Anderson
Alvin Stockton
Bobby Wynne
Stardust
Robert C. Anderson
State Angus Group
Senator
Albuquerque
Sagat Aaaaal
Demos
Roswell and Vicinity
Thomas McKenna
Amaya
Harold Runnels
Denver
Cheyenne
RIAC
Don Leavell
Callens Flying Service
Airlane Aviation
Owen
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