Agnew Says Black Candidate Possible for Vice President
Vice President Agnew told a El Paso audience that a black person could win the vice presidency without harming the party. He cited Sen Edward Brooke and said the broadcasting industry must self regulate while criticizing draft laws and Japan’s rise as a power. He noted a politics of negative division and spent the night in El Paso before heading to Washington.
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New Mexico Hit Hard By Loss Of Title I Funding
New Mexico faces a $1.8 million cut in Title I funding for this school year after a congressional funding oversight. State School Superintendent Leonard DeLayo says the diminishment could threaten Title I staff and programs, as lawmakers pledge to seek replacements but district by district reviews continue.
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Funeral notices for Josefina Valencia and South family
Miss Josefina Valencia 34 of 1704 N Ohw died in an Albuquerque hospital from injuries in a Roswell auto crash. Visitation and rosary at LaGrone Funeral Chapel with burial in South Park Cemetery. Also a separate Oklahoma City service for South Smith 35 of Edmond with family survivors listed. Albuquerque leaders to join Land Use Planning Symposium Oct 14 in Albuquerque.
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Nixon Entangles Girl With Button in Greenville
President Nixon in Greenville during a GOP fundraising swing had a five year old girl’s blonde hair caught in a jacket button. Page Evans helped free her and no injury occurred. Miss Evans is daughter of Thomas Evans Jr. GOP notes, Nixon asked about the children.
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County officials charged in suit in Albuquerque jail case
Bernalillo County Sheriff Alfred Red Dow and the County Commission face a District Court suit filed Tuesday on behalf of prisoners James Martino David Paxton Phil Dodderidge and others in the county jail. The suit alleges uninhabitable conditions and dehumanizing rules with a hearing set for Oct 16 before Judge Kidwin Mechens.
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Hale wins two firsts in police pistol meet
Capt. John Hale of the Roswell Police Department captured two first place trophies at the New Mexico Sheriffs and Police Association convention in Farrington. He won in the Individual Practical Police course and in the National Individual Match. The report also notes the new Dallas-Fort Worth airport is slated to open in 1973.
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Roswell to appeal NM water rules via Municipal League
Roswell city council approved appealing new State Water Quality Control Commission regulations through the New Mexico Municipal League. Two municipal league attorneys will serve as special city attorneys at no cost while challenging the rules as costly for many cities to reconstruct sewage plants and opposing a grab sampling clause deemed unsound. The appeal was filed in Santa Fe today by the municipal league.
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Market reports Prices advance trading is slow New York
Market shows little movement as investors await details of Phase 2 of President Nixon's economic plan. Dow off 0.66 at 890.48 at noon. NYSE advancers ahead of decliners. Roswell Livestock Co reports active cattle market with wide price ranges and many Roswell and Artesia buyers and sellers.
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