Fancy motorcycle rigs dominate Aspencade weekend at Ruidoso
About 3,000 motorcyclists and wives from Dallas joined Aspencade events at Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs, with riders boasting Harley rigs and sidecars. One rider estimated costs around $5,000 per bike. Separately, ten new car dealers pooled resources to buy livestock at the Junior Livestock Sale, including Durham Lincoln Mercury and Valley Chevrolet among others.
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Ruidoso
Ruidoso Downs
Dallas
Hill
Durham Lincoln Mercury
Desmond Ford
Valley Chevrolet
DeNio Chrysler
Durham Buick
Mazda
Roswell
Cantrell Volkswagen
Jay Olds
Cadillac
Southwest Dodge
Reliable Pontiac
Roswell minister to take post at Albuquerque church
Larry Hartfelder, former Roswell minister and recent Roswell Savings figure, will begin as associate pastor at Immanuel Presbyterian Church in Albuquerque on October 15. A separate note describes a large hot air balloon bearing New Mexico Military Institute lettering, with joint owners seeking ballooning investors and crews observed traveling from Roswell Inn toward Roswell High School.
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Larry Hartfelder
First Presbyterian Church
Roswell
Roswell Savings and Loan
Hartfelder
Immanuel Presbyterian Church of
Albuquerque
NMMI
Roswell Inn
Roswell High School
Pray for snow drives Aspencade area patience
RUIDOSO area residents and Aspencade backers await snowfall as Lincoln National Forest thirsts for moisture. Mountain residents say snow is the best moisture, though a good rain would help in the interim.
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Ruidoso Area
Lincoln National
Challenging Minnesota tom fails in turkey trot
Cuero Texas crowd watches the turkey trot as Ruby Begonia wins the Great Gobler Gallop with a two part clocking of 2 minutes 46 seconds while Minnesota Challenger Tom Foolery finishes heat in 21.5 seconds and loses overall to the Texas origin mascot Cuero Gobblers gain a new mascot from Wor thington mayor Ray Schisler.
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Minnesota
Turkey
Cuero
Tex
Ruby Begonia
Tom Foolery
Tom
Texas
Worthington, Minn
Silverfoot
Worthington
Ray Schisler
Cuero High
Cuero Gobblers
Tanaka golfs during storm in England visit
Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka played golf amid gale winds gusting to 40 miles an hour on the first day of a five day visit to England. He joined British minister William Whitelaw at the Royal St George course on the North Sea coast.
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London
Kakuei Tanaka
England
Tanaka
William Whitelaw
Northern Ireland
Royal St. George
North Sea
Mass of Resurrection for Mary Teresa Bunn
Mary Teresa Bunn 90 of 808 S Main St Roswell will receive a Mass of Resurrection at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Peters Catholic Church Roswell with Rev Fridolin Voegele as celebrant. She died Sunday at St Marys Hospital after a lifelong illness. Ballard Funeral Home in charge. She was born in Baltimore in 1882 and lived in Roswell since 1912 with her sister and husband. Survived by nieces including Mary Catherine Smith Evans Smith and Joe Wood of Breckenridge Texas plus many Maryland relatives and numerous great nieces and nephews. She was a member of St Peters Catholic Church.
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Mary Teresa Bunn
S. Main St
St. Peters Catholic Church
Fridolin Voegele
Miss Bunn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Roswell
George Wood
Baltimore
Peter
Agnes S. Bunn
Evans Smith
Mary Catherine Smith
Joe Wood
Brekenridge
Tex
Maryland
Ballard Funeral Home
Gillette Withdraws Two New Antiperspirants from Market
Gillette stops shipment and withdraws two new antiperspirant products Right Guard Extra Strength Antiperspirant and Soft & Dri Extra Strength Antiperspirant after early tests showed inflammatory reactions. Company chair Vincent C. Ziegler cites prompt action and notes no health hazard and that other Right Guard or Soft & Dri products are unaffected. The products are identified by “extra strength” labels and container colors white and lavender.
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Boston
Gillette Co
Gillette
Vincent C. Ziegler
Ziegler
Problems of Navajos to be aired
WINDOW ROCK ARIZONA AP The U S Civil Rights Commission has set October 22 to begin hearings on problems facing the Navajo Nation The three day hearing will explore Indian education health care employment economic development and related topics The Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald requested a delay from the original September dates
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Window Rock
Ariz
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Maurice B. Mitchell
Peter MacDonald
Fairgate toll shows decline at Roswell fair events
Revenue details from rodeo events are pending though admission was $2 for adults and $1 for children. Attendance totals reached 366 on Thursday, 579 on Friday, and 1,703 on Saturday with English show entries above last year. Sunday included a quarter horse youth show with no admission. Plans for a race track at the Roswell fair are discussed as a feasibility study proceeds, with potential construction within one to three years. Independent livestock sale results named Glover's Inc. and Roswell Livestock Auction Co. as successful bidders with price details listed. Flower Show winners included several blue and red ribbon recipients. Roswell Daily Record staff and contact details follow.
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Barbara Collins
Fairgrounds
Tessier
Roswell
Glover’s, Inc
Roswell Livestock Auction Co
Glover’s
Charles Merrill
Bill Onda
Eddie Novak
Joan Jolley
Fran Merrill
Katie Winkley
Charlotte Long
Evelyn Siegfried
Joyce Webster
Joyce Nelson
Nixon seeks to repair Atlantic alliance holes
President Nixon met with Francois-Xavier Ortoli in the Oval Office to discuss patching cracks in the Atlantic alliance. A proposed declaration of principles between the United States and its European allies was among the items on the agenda.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Oval Office
Francois-Xavier Ortoli
Commission of the European Communities
Two hurt after jump from Portales train car
Two ENMU Portales coeds Sandy Daughton 17 and Robin Arquette 18 were treated for cuts and bruises after jumping from a railroad car at Garden and Railroad streets in Portales. They were released from Eastern New Mexico Medical Center.
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Eastern New Mexico University
Bill Glass
E. Lewis
Roswell Independent
Hepatitis cases reported in Roswell area
Two hepatitis cases were reported in Roswell over the past week, including a worker at a Spanish American food booth at Eastern New Mexico State Fair and a former Furr's Cafeteria employee. Public health nurse Loretta Casselle said preventive shots were given and stressed close contact as a transmission factor. The attending physician noted the girl had been off work recently and warned the disease may be more contagious, but uncertainty remains. no other incidents were reported and local medical association officers could not be reached.
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Roswell
Loretta Casselle
New Mexico
Casselle
Chaves County Medical Association
Griff Debuts On ABC TV Starring Lorne Greene
AP Television Writer describes Griff as Wade Griffin a retired police captain who runs a private eye agency. The pilot centers on a framed pro football star linked to a cocaine dealer killing. A flamboyant sportscaster character echoes Howard Cosell with sharp remarks about the game.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York (Ap
Griff
Abc—Tv
Lorne Greene
Greene
Wade Griffin
Don Meredith
Frank Gifford
Howard Cosell
Newsprint Prices Rise by Five Dollars per Ton
Crofton Paper Co of San Mateo informs Roswell Daily Record that effective today newsprint prices increase by five dollars per ton. Basic cost climbs to one hundred seventy three dollars per ton under the new price list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crofton Paper Co., Inc
San Mateo
Calif
Roswell Daily Record
Profit taking chips away at New York market gains
Market report shows profit taking eroding recent stock strength. Dow industrials fell to 942.50 at noon, down 4.60, with the blue-chip index easing after a two week rally. The NYSE composite slipped 0.34 to 58.17 and the AMEX index dipped 0.07 to 105.34 as Fannie Mae rose 2 to 23 percent on heavy volume.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Fannie Mae
F. Hutton & Co
Amer Can
Coca Cola City
Phil Pete Veiewe
Ramada
del Webb
RCA Corpteense
Dresser
DuPont
Safeway
Exxon
Santa Fe
el Paso
Él Sears
Ford
Elec
Sperry
Goodyear
Texaco
Bs Mc
Transameens
Kennecott
US Steel
West Banner
evi-Strauss
Ling Temco Xerox
Liten Ind
Lockheed
Union Oil Cat
DOW- Jones
E.F. Hutton & Co A
Chicago
Rocky Mountain meeting scheduled in Albuquerque Oct 9 10
About 200 regional legislators industrialists and educators are set to attend the ninth annual Federation of Rocky Mountain States Inc meeting in Albuquerque October 9 10 A panel on energy conservation will be held along with discussions on market development telecommunications transportation human resources and the arts Gov Bruce King chairs the nonprofit group Former New Mexico Gov Jack Campbell of Santa Fe serves as president.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Federation of Rocky Mountain States Inc
Bruce King
New Mexico
Jack Campbell
Santa Fe
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The
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Fairgate
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Jim Bowlin
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