House Debates Nixon Pay Delay Veto Plan
House leaders moved to veto Nixon proposal delaying a January federal pay raise for 4.3 million workers. Sen Charles Mathias proposed tying max federal raises to Phase 2 limits, shifting to a direct amendment on the military bill. Congress aims for a Wednesday vote as lawmakers marshal support from both parties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
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House
Mathias
Gordon Uott
H.R. Gross
Iowa
Key Biscayne
Congress
Senate
Albuquerque voters face 30 candidates for city commission
Thirty candidates seek three city commission seats in Albuquerque with 15 contesting two four year terms and 15 for an unexpired term. A municipal judge race features three men including incumbent Frederick J. Mowrer. Bond questions total 15 million dollars for storm sewers, fire protection, police, streets, parks, sewers, and water with officials saying no tax rate increase and possible use of seed money for federal funds. turnout projected at 30,000 to 32,000 from 98,376 registered voters. two incumbents not seeking reelection.
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Albuquerque
Frederick J. Mowrer
Charles Barnhart
Ward Payne
Joyce Gross Costello
University of New Mexico
Nancy D. Koch
Richard Wilson
House hearings remix on consumer protection bill debate
Lawmakers clash over a consumer protection bill targeting unfair practices and agency powers. Nader and Rosenthal push for stronger enforcement while Holifield defends limited federal reach and interagency cooperation.
Thefts Reported Include Wheels Across Roswell Area
Police logged multiple thefts in Roswell and nearby areas. Incidents include car wheel and tape deck losses from vehicles at residences and motels, a three-ton jack and coin collection missing from a Roswell Ready Mix yard, and a stolen car later recovered with suspects turned over to juvenile authorities.
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George Wellman
Denver
Roswell Inn
N. Main
East Hendricks
Cruz Rameriz
Hereford
Tex
Bar
S. Main
Cliff Blakeley
Mesa Drive
Chaves County
Roswell Obituaries Include Davis and Valencia Funeral Notices
Memorial notices list Carl F. Davis 57 of Roswell dying at Albuquerque VA Hospital with funeral pending. Survived by wife Ettie Wilson Davis and children Kimberly Jo, Jackie Diane, Virginia Pauline, Carl Frank, Robert Lee, Ernie Hack, plus siblings and in laws. Bud Bader 54 ranch foreman dies in Roswell hospital with services pending. Josefina Valencia 34 of Roswell died from auto accident injuries in Albuquerque. Rev C R Teaple 91 of Lamesa, former Roswell resident, funeral directors and survivors named. Cap. John Hale and Sheriff attend police association convention in Farmington. Migration of hawks from upstate New York to South America noted.
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Wilson Dkis
Viperme
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Betty de Hohnesworth Wise
Ettie Wilson Davis
Middlesboro
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Jackie Diane
Virginia Pauline Davis
Carl Frank
Robert Lee
Ernie Hack Davis
Margaret Ayers
Agnes Murphy
Dorothy Raines
James P. Davis
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Ceeil Reckhold
Gary Barnett
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Bill Finley
Charh S: Walle
Ilind Trent
Jim Goudac
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Victor Dardnapa
Peres Larmied
Lew Leritave
Joeo Larunapa
Firnest Archabeck
Rudy Garcia
W. Shanks
Tiynn Lavermian
Chuck Lawey
New Mexico Wool Growers Association
Roswell Lodge
Marvin H. Eader
St. Joseph
LaGrone
Josefina Valencia
Ohio
St. Joseph's Hospital
Miss Valencia
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Chihuahua
Mexico
San
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Lamesa
Tex
C.R. Teaple
Denison
Liska Huggins
Verle Latimer
Ike Moore
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Littlefield
Truitt Teague
California
Roswell City Council Set for October Meeting
Roswell council meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in City Hall for its October session. Agenda lists delayed department reports and routine business plus a public hearing to transfer liquor licenses 403 and 156 to new holders including the Flamingo Club address 1203 F Second St. A resolution of appreciation to former councilman Dr E M Jennings is also on the agenda.
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City Hall
George
W. Sewell
Nedra C. Cain
W.O. Wooldridge
Mary Wooldridge
Willie S. Albarez
Joe Albarez
F. Second St
Flamingo Club
E.M. Jennings
Jennings
Council
Market reports Prices higher trading active
Prices moved broadly up on the stock market with a leveling off from an early rise. The noon Dow averaged 900.26, up 6.28, as advances led declines two to one on the NYSE. Brokers cited improved sentiment from late-week bounce and easing bond rates, plus hope for Phase 2 of Nixon's economic plan.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Martinez to speak at New Mexico PR Conference in Ruidoso
Walter K. Martinez of Grants will be the principal speaker at the New Mexico Public Relations Conference in Ruidoso on Oct. 16, part of the NM Press Association convention Oct. 15-16. He will address major issues facing the 30 day legislative session starting in January. Martinez, an attorney, is serving his third term and became speaker this term.
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New Mexico House of Representatives
Walter K. Martinez
Valencia
Grants
New Mexico Public Relations Conference
Ruidoso
Tom Holland
New Mexico Press Association
Holland
Martinez
House of Representatives
House
Roswell Police Seek Public Help After Rise in Offenses
Roswell Police Chief L M Hall urges residents to report suspicious acts by calling 622-5511. Citizens can report without giving name or address to assist with rising offenses locally and nationwide.
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Roswell
L.M. Hall
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Roswell Daily Publisher Details Rates and Staff
The notice lists the Roswell NM newspaper's office at 230 N Main St with editor names Albert A Stubbs Jerry Mc Cormack Leland Mark ward Jimmy Cox and staff roles. Subscription rates are shown for Chaves County and other areas with monthly and yearly options. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and receives AP dispatches for local news.
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Albert A Stubbs
Jerry McCormack
Leland Markward
Jimmy Cox
Chaves County
Trade
Roswell NM
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