Shoe Shine Parlors Vanish From Town Past Times
The piece recalls a Main Street shine shop near Capitan Theater once a Sunday gathering spot for men to read papers and polish shoes before church. Another bank building shop existed but kept Sunday hours minimal. Also noted is Mt View Middle School’s Pegasus yearbook featuring a color flying horse cover and student jokes.
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Capitan Theater
First National Bank
Shine Parlor
MT. View Middle School
Pegasus
Confusius
Yeuk
Webster
Sapyta elected secretary of Garcia Hall Women’s Council
Sharon Sapyta, a 1972 Roswell High graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Sapyta, was elected secretary of the Garcia Hall Women’s Council at New Mexico State University. County Commissioner Rosco Fletcher notes about 30,000 lambs will enter the lower valley in coming days and urges dog control as rural dogs threaten flocks, with packs attacking sheep and prompting firearm use by ranchers.
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Sharon Sapyta
Roswell High
Garcia Hall Women's Council
New Mexico State
B. A. Sapyta
Pequeno Camino
Rosco Fletcher
Lower Valley
Death of New Mexico horse trainer Patrick H Simpson
Patrick H Simpson 76 a well known Aztec resident died Sunday in a Farmington hospital. He trained eight championship quarter racing horses including Tonto Bars Hawk and ridden the 1960 All American Futurity winner. Rites set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Farmington.
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New Mexico
Patrick H. Simpson
Farmington Hospital
Aztec
Tonto Bars Hawk
Rites
Farmington
Pat Simpson
Ruidoso Downs
Swing-wing jet vanishes on first mission prompts F111 pull
SAIGON AP reports the United States pulled its F111 fighter bombers from combat after delaying for five days the disclosure that one had vanished on its initial mission. While F111s were withdrawn, dozens of F4 Phantoms from bases in Thailand conducted heavy strikes west of Hanoi near the Laotian border amid a North Vietnamese buildup.
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Saigon
United States
Thailand
Hanoi
Senate Eyes Labor-HEW Funding Bill Amid Fiscal Debate
The Senate considers a nearly identical Labor-HEW appropriation bill vetoed last August, allowing a potential $935.47 million cut to health education and welfare programs, with no program reduced more than ten percent. The measure seeks to balance cuts against defense reductions as Congress adjusts funding. In parallel, reports emerge of Udon Udorn and Korat air bases under attack, Thai casualties, and disputed details on F111 aircraft losses amid Vietnam era hostilities.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Departments of Labor and Health
Education
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Defense Department
Laos
U.S
Ubon
Udorn
Korat
Thailand
Na San
Yen Bai
Hanoi
Bangkok
Oil executives blame FPC pricing for U S energy crisis
ALBUQUERQUE AP Two top oil industry officials said Federal Power Commission pricing policies fuel the U S energy crisis. They warned of calls for federal control of oil and projected $151 billion in capital outlays over 12 years to expand production.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N.M
United States
Federal Power Commission
Jim C. Langdon
Texas Railroad Commission
William Proxmire
Edward Kennedy
George McGovern
Langdon
W.H. Burnap
Continental Oil Co
Houston
New Mexico
Col
Edwin Drake
Burnap
New Mexico Oil and Gas Association
FPC
Joe Swidler
Lee White
Primrose
M.A. Adelman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Adelman
United States Congress
Laser beam used to remove dead skin and repair organs
Researchers report an invisible laser cuts skin and repairs internal organs in animals. Dr. James P. Fidler of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center described the technique using an electric arc to excite carbon monoxide molecules at a medical congress in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
James P. Fidler
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
College of Surgeons
Fidler
Cathey seeks federal grant for three-county narcotics squad
District attorney J Lee Cathey announced a $63,500 federal grant proposal to fund a three county district narcotics squad under LEAA matching funds. The plan covers salaries, radios, travel, and informants to combat narcotics sales and include education programs in schools and youth groups. An advisory board with state police and local agencies is proposed to coordinate efforts.
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J. Lee Cathey
Governor's Council On Law Enforcement
Cathey
New Mexico State Police
New Mexico
Carl Hawkins
Chaves
Lea
Eddy
Ptas
Santa Fe
Five Roswell Missing Persons Located West of Roswell
Five people reported missing from Roswell since Sunday evening were found at 8 27 am by Chaves County Sheriff Officers. The group including Larry Denison 27 Ken Denison 21 Jane Harris 21 Steve City 25 and Richard Stewart 40 were located 30 miles west of Roswell on State Road 48 West Pine Lodge Road and at Pine Lodge. The car transmission had failed and Mrs Denison was found this morning. None injured.
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Roswell
Chaves
Larry Denison
Ken Denison
Jane Harris
Steve City
Richard Stewart
New Mexico
Vada Denison
de Baca
Capitan Mountains
Travel ban bill fails in House short of two thirds
Aimed at block ing unauthorized American trips to Hanoi the measure drew 229 supporters and 141 opponents but fell short of the two thirds needed. Lawmakers warn the bill could pass under normal rules later and face civil liberties objections from opponents. Accidents in 1971 killed over 6,500 farm and ranch residents and left about 500,000 disabled, with costs exceeding $2 billion.
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Washington
Hanoi
Richard H. Schord
Dmo
Internal Security Committee
House
Schord
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
William M. Colmer
D-Mass
Robert F. Drinan
D.mass
Ichord
Drinan
United States
North Vietnam
Jane Fonda
Ramsey Clark
Chicago
National Safety Council
Final rites pending for Willie B. Stogden and others
Funeral services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Willie B. Stogden 78 of 418 E. Jefferson who died at home. Services are set for First Christian Church with pallbearers named Charley Fuller Lloyd Treat Albert McKnight Joe Sheen and Pat Joyce. Burial in South Park Cemetery. Also noted is the funeral service for Polly Pruit Kimbrell 60 of Picacho with Rev. John J. Fourie officiating and organ music by Geraldine Barbee. Additional survivors for Mrs W W Fitzpatrick include her paternal grandmother Mrs Bessie Stephen of Ohio Mo and her parents Leo Staphan of Appleton City Mo and Mrs Doris Calhoun of Lovington.
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Ballard Funeral Home
Willie B. Stogden
E. Jefferson
Mr. Stogden
First Christian Church
Polly Pruit Kimbrell
Picacho
John J. Fourie
Geraldine Barbee
South Park Cemetery
Charley Fuller
Lloyd Treat
Albert McKnight
Joe Sheen
Pat Joyce
W. W. Fitzpatrick
W. W
Bill) Fitzpatrick
Bessie Stephen
Ohio, Mo
Leo Staphan
Appleton City
Doris Calhoun
Lovington
Market flat as trading stalls amid election watch
The New York market opened flat as investors stayed cautious in a sluggish session. The Dow stood at 952.59, down 0.68, with more decliners than gainers on the NYSE and a light trading volume led by American Natural Gas and Sea-sonal on the Amex. A separate Dallas report notes UNM received a $90,000 HEW grant to aid veterans using GI Bill benefits through the Upward Bound program.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Walter Stern
Burnham & Co
American Natural Gas
American Stock Exchange
Sea-sonal
Resort International A
Amex
Dallas, Tex
University of New Mexico
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Dallas
Tex
Valencia County postpones funding for reappraisal update
Valencia County Commission delayed action on a $35,900 funding request by County Assessor Clovis Herrera to update property assessments. The vote, 2-1, sets a special session for October 23 after disputes over contract validation with American Appraisers Co and state funding expectations.
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Los Lunas
N.M
Valencia County Commission
Clovis Herrera
Herrera
Valencia
Milton Sanchez
Commission
Gillie Jaramillo
American Appraisers Co
Jaramillo
Dinner honors youth sponsors at 25th Boys and Girls State event
About 200 attendees at Ingalls Memorial Home heard certificates presented to sponsors of Boys and Girls State. Roswell area schools and local clubs linked to the program were honored, with leaders from Roswell and Dexter in attendance. Bob Coons, Post 28 commander, chaired the dinner.
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American Legion
Charles M. DeBremond
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingalls Memorial
Roswell
Victory Club
Kiwanis
la Honda Kiwanis Club
The
American Legion Auxiliary Post
Roswell High School
Goddard High School
Dexter High School
Patti Ellis
Janna Bleiker
Patricia Elkins
Jolene Waggoner
Sherry Shaw
Kelly Christianson
Janice Benson
Ellen Vigil
Kim Smith
David Stangebey
Bernard O. Greenwade III
Roy O. King Jr
Randy Turner
Kenneth Barbe
Robert Doyal
Eric J. Ziegler
Greg Leadingham
Rodrick Dominguez
Dick Torpey
James Edmondson
Bryan J. Chippeaux
Joe Perez
Mike Bezanson
Chris Schnedar
John Wortman
Harley Stone
Richard Berry
Leesa Andress
Dexter
Roswell Independent School District
Roger Luginbill
Lester Benson
Jim Maxwell
Tom Matchin
New Mexico Military Institute and Legionnaires
al Ortiz
Boys State
Reed Mulkey
John Martinez
Ray Russell
Bob Coons
Post 28
Roswell Daily Record Staff and Rates Notice
Roswell Daily Record lists editors and staff roles and provides subscription rates by mail and carrier. It notes publication schedule and AP affiliation for local news and dispatches.
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Stubbs
NMSU
Commission Company
Mr. Simpson
Nature’s
Ruidoso
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Indochina
Air Force
Roswell Lodge No. 18
George Davis
W.M
W. Stogden
Polly Kimbrell
E. F. Hutton Co
P.m. Amer
Elec
Amer
McDon Doug
Amer Tel
Marco
Mabil Oi
Pete
Avco Mfg Chrysier
Pan Am WA
Pennz
City Invest
Phil Pete
Coca Cola
Fsrah Mfg
Ford
Sperry
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Teiex Corp
Haliburton
Tenneco
Texaco
Hueblien
Thiokol
E F Hutton &Co
E. F. Hutton & Co
Ullrich Engineering
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