Natural gas play in Eddy County featured in Financial Trend
Jolly Schram, formerly of Roswell, wrote the Eddy County gas play article for Financial Trend. She interviewed Roswell figures Mayor Walter Gerrells and attorney Louis Cox among others and previously covered New Mexico Legislature for the Roswell Daily Record.
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Eddy County
Midland
Jolly Schram
Roswell
Carolyn Fitz-Gerald
Delaware and
Anadarko Basins
Texas
Walter Gerrells
Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce
Louis Whitlock
Louis Cox
Colin McMillan
Hugh Hanagan
Bob Hanagan
Don Blackmar
G. F. Close
Chile Currier
Artesia
Acie Carter
Jal
Jolly
New Mexico
Roswell Daily Record
Area man on panel during lawyers sessions
Dick Parsons of Ruidoso joined two colleagues on a panel covering Townhouses Condominiums and Co-ops during a lawyers session. Friday night the lawyers danced to the Aggie Ramblers, a Roswell favorite. Steel rising for the Levi Strauss plant on South Main speeds upward as a major asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Parsons
Ruidoso
Steel Rising Steel
Levi-Strauss
South Main
Roswell Chorale Member Joins Hardin-Simmons Tour
PHILIP Sims of Roswell is part of Hardin-Simmons University's Concert Chorale preparing for an extensive tour with the HSU choir. The group aims to showcase their repertoire across venues as part of the university music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sims
Roswell
Hardin-Simmons University
Concert Chorale
HSU
Lt Governors End Year Meeting With Watergate Reflections
Meeting in Christiansted St. Croix ends with soul searching over public confidence after Watergate. Kentucky’s Julian Carroll says no quick fix exists and leaders must restore trust by action, while Ed Reineks becomes chair. Next year’s gathering planned for New Mexico with site selection later. Energy crisis dominates discussions.
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Christiansted
St. Croix
America
Caribbean
Julian Carroll
Kentucky
Carroll
Ed Reinecks
California
Wisconsin
Martin Schreiber
New Mexico
Nevada
Hawaii
United States
Holiday aids Israel effort
The article notes Israel benefited from Yom Kippur holidays aiding reserve mobilization and fast reinforcements to Egypt and Syria while Egypt and Syria claim Israeli first strike. It contrasts manpower, tanks, and air forces, with Israel outnumbered but previously successful due to leadership, tactics, and air power.
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Washington
U.S
Egypt
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
Syria
Israel
Swearing In Set Athens
Strongman President George Papadopoulos announces a 40 member civilian government to be sworn in Monday replacing the resigning military cabinet with many technocrats from the outgoing regime. Forces struggle near Sela Lek Fram 35 miles north of Phnom Penh as rebels try to isolate the town on the highway to northern rice areas. Officials urge shield law action to protect newsmen sources with lawmakers backing prompt legislation. Deputy Treasury Secretary Simon urges three degree thermostat drop to cut fuel use and heat costs.
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SET
Athens
George Papadopoulos
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Sela Lek Fram
Nixon Not Invited as AFL-CIO Welcomes Meany in Miami
Labor leaders gather in Miami Beach for the AFL-CIO biennial convention and snub President Nixon who is not invited. Meany extends a cool welcome marked by labor anger at the inflated economy and Watergate as Nixon faces a restrained reception during the 1971 AFL-CIO event.
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Miami Beach
Afl-Cio
Nixon
George Meany
Mrs. Dawson Dies at 100 in Roswell
Martha V. Dawson 100 of Roswell died Saturday after an extended illness at St. Marys Hospital. Born May 17, 1873 in Morgan County Kentucky she lived in Oklahoma and New Mexico before settling in Roswell in 1910. Funeral services Monday at Ballard Chapel with burial at South Park Cemetery.
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Martha V. Dawson
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas Ave
Dawson
Morgan County
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kenna
Elida
Harvey B. Dawson
Roswell Trading Co
Pecos Valley Trading Co
Glen L. Austin
Austin Cravens
John Fowler Austin
Aztec
Gary Wilkerson
Illinois
Nina Austin Cravens
First Christian Church
Ballard Chapel
Ward H. N. Gregg
South Park Cemetery
J. Hassler Strickland
Ray Vick
Charlie Brown
Jack Rodden
John Turner
Lynn Everman
Walter Wilson Orr
First Church of the Nazarene
Orr
Missouri Ave
Jack Durham
Arlington
Tex
Harold Morris
Albuquerque
Church of the Nazarene
Robert Bell
Gladys B. Shaben
Manlius
N.Y
Boston on Edge After Murders Shock Split City
The city contends with rising panic after two white victims are killed in black neighborhoods. Evelyn Wagler, 24, died after being set on fire following an assault by six attackers. Ludivico Barba, 65, was killed during a fishing outing at Columbia Point as a mob stoned him, with police later revising claims of a fatal stoning.
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S. Virginia Ave
Roswell City
Fire Department
Thurman Smith
Boston
Liberty
McGovern
Blue Hill Ave
Evelyn Wagler
Temple 11
Friendly Liquor Store
Columbia Point
Barba
Uphams Corner
Dorchester
Roswell Residents Pledge About 8000 for World Evangelism Drive
About 8000 dollars was pledged by Roswell and nearby residents during World Evangelism Special broadcasts on KBIM TV from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday. Salvation Army Captain Rex McCulley said 160 calls were received, roughly 100 from Roswell and the rest from out of town, with funds to fund religious literature for over 1.5 million homes in the next year. Eight Roswell churches and the Salvation Army took part, and gifts may be mailed to World Literature Crusade in Studio City, California.
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Roswell
TV World
McCulley
Churches of the First Nazarene
South Manor Baptist
First Baptist
Grace Assembly of God
Spanish Methodist
Bibleway Fellowship
The
First Spanish Baptist
Salvation Army
World Literature Crusade
Studio City
Calif
J Copley Dies at 57 Head of Copley Press
James St John Copley, 57, longtime head of Copley Press Inc and publisher of the San Diego Union and San Diego Tribune, died Saturday in La Jolla after a cancer battle. The Copley chain includes nine California dailies, six Illinois dailies, 34 weeklies, and a global news service.
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Copley
Copley Press Inc
Copley Newspapers
San Diego Union
San Diego Tribune
California
Illinois
Cicket News Service
Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation
Police locate stolen car and burglarized house in Roswell
Roswell City Police reported a stolen car found abandoned behind the Assembly of God Church after a Friday afternoon theft. Earlier, a burglary on East Mathews Avenue yielded hand tools worth over 100 dollars.
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Roswell City
Virgil E. Benson
N. Lea Ave
Assembly of God
W. Alameda St
Orville Graves
E. Mathews
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Thomas D. Howes
L. P. Howes
Milwaukee School of Engineering
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West Point
William S. Nogel
General Motors Automobile Assembly
Tarrytown
Neece Construct. CO
Nambe
N. Main
Holiday Aids
Spiro T. Agnew
William F. Proxmire
D-Wis
Jerome Waldie
Dcalif
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Judiciary Committee
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Walter W. Orr
F. O. Sallee
Ondee McDerman
Virgil Haley
Jim Southard
Mays Lane Jenkins
Claude McDowell
Steve Henderson
George Freyer
LaGrone
City
Roswell Symphony
Security Bank Bidg
York Rite
Eimer
Inez Steed
Mrs
Myrtle Finley
Tweedy Farms
South Springs
J. Copley
Judy
Atlanta
Judy Rankin
N. Main St
N. Mex
Albert A. Stubbs
Jerry McCormack
Lois Purvis
R. M. Higginbotham
Cecil Goins
John Pernt
GEARY
LEE Allison
Chaves County
Trade
Associated Press
Pecos Valley
Rome
S. Main
Winchester & Iverness
Hagerman
Joe Lucas
Ray Carpenter
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