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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1979

Page

4

Roswell Gains More Air Service After TIA Exit

After Texas International Airlines withdraws from Roswell fewer flights replace the loss with four smaller carriers Air Midwest Crown Aviation Zia Airlines and Permian Basin Airlines add service. Air Midwest adds six daily flights to Albuquerque and already serves Lubbock and Oklahoma City improving options without subsidies.

Uncle Sam Roswell Texas International Airlines TIA Albuquerque Air Midwest Crown Aviation Zia Airlines Permian Basin Airlines Congress

TIA Roswell manager thanks community in farewell note

Ron Richardson of Texas International Roswell expresses gratitude for passengers and friends over ten years. He notes fond memories and reveals plans for a new opportunity in the Dallas Fort Worth area, sending best wishes to Artesia and Ruidoso communities.

Texas International Roswell Dallas/Fort Worth Artesia Ruidoso Ron Richardson P.O

Carter Health Backing Up After Camp David Collapse

White House says President Jimmy Carter in excellent health after two full physical exams following a heat exhaustion episode during a Camp David footrace. Doctors treated him with standard care and salt water. The piece notes political and racial sensitivities around Young's resignation and calls for clarifying remarks from Carter to prevent black Jewish tensions ahead of 1980 elections.

Scripps-Howard United States White House Jimmy Carter Camp David Secret Service William J. Lukash Jimmy Harold Willens Wyler Willens Carter Ted Kennedy D-Mass Jordan Pyramids Friends of National Archives General Services Administration Rick Vawter John Rhoads Mabel Deutrich

Roswell and Artesia News Highlights From 1954

Salleye Strickland 17, crowned Chaves County Rodeo Queen. Fund drive for Artesia hospital resuscitation devices led by Order of Eastern Star. New York Giants win World Series 4 0 over the Indians. North Junior High loses 6 1 to Alamogordo. Sheriff Puryear faces busy fair week. Donna Lynncox becomes Worthy Advisor of Roswell Rainbow Girls.

Salleye Strickland Glover Packing Co Corona High School Chaves County Sheriff Posse Artesia Hospital Artesia Order of Eastern Star New York Giants Cleveland Indians Harry Puryear Donna Lynncox Hilton Cox Roswell

Carter Aides Accused in White House Drug and Sex Allegations

Revelations describe alleged drug use and parties involving White House aide Hamilton Jordan and other Carter staff. Reports cite Studio 54 and 21 Club events, with witnesses claiming cocaine use and sexual misconduct amid a defense of the president’s standards.

Washington Jimmy Carter America White House Peter Bourne Bourne Carter Jordan New York City Beverly Hills Calif FBI New York California Leo Wyler

Carter settles for vague understanding on Cuban Soviet troops

President Carter failed to win withdrawal of Soviet troops from Cuba. He announced a limited understanding that the units will be used only for training and not against the United States, while promising stepped up Caribbean military and intelligence activity. The move stops short of a treaty, leaving SALT II in jeopardy and the Senate unsatisfied.

Washington UPI Carter U.S United States America Berlin Wall Caribbean Cuba Soviet Union China Capitol Hill Senate Leonid Breshnev Fidel Castro

Benito Broadway musical a controversial smash hit

Russell Baker reviews Benito a Broadway musical about Mussolini that moves audiences with a haunting score while sparing few on stage politics. The show lampoons Il Duce with Eleanor Roosevelt and Clara Petacci, cutting controversial numbers and staging the Ethiopian invasion with delicate irony.

N.Y New York Benito Mussolini Il Duce Clara Petacci Miss Petacci London National Geographic Italy Broadway Adolf Hitler Clara Eleanor Roosevelt Franklin Franklin Roosevelt Alvin Theater Ethiopia Addis Ababa Salaam Emperor Haile Selassie Rome

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