Mistrial Declared in Willard Shotgun Slayings Case
Dist. Court Judge Gerald Cole ruled a mistrial after jurors could not reach a verdict in the William Smith case over the shotgun killings of Leslie McDonnell and Carl Talton found August 12 behind a ranch corral near Willard. Prosecutors plan a retry. bond remains set at 100000.
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Albuquerque
Gerald Cole
William Smith
Smith
Leslie McDonnell
Carl Talton
Willard
Warren Harris
Anthony Lucero Jr
Cole
Lucero
Asst. Dist. Atty
Roy Anuskewicz
Jury rules Salman not at fault in 1974 accident
A six member jury in Albuquerque found House Majority Leader David Salman not negligent in the fatal 1974 highway crash near Las Vegas New Mexico. Carole Jeffries sued for 300000 damages claiming Salman’s high speed and inattention caused the collision that killed Dr Donald Hope Gill.
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Albuquerque
House
David Salman
Carole Jeffries
Salman
Donald Hope-Gill
Jeffries
Hope-Gill
Las Vegas
Hope- Gill
Jefferies
Edwin Mechem
Parents sue over alleged abuse at Teec Nos Pos School
Lawsuits filed in Washington seek more than 5 million from the BIA over sexual assaults of 11 to 13 year old Navajo girls by three BIA employees at Teec Nos Pos Boarding School between 1972 and 1976. Three defendants include a former counselor and two aides.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Teec Nos Pos
Washington
Indian Court of Claims
DNA
Peterson Zach
George DeBoer
Edwin Ashley
David Clair Sr
DeBoer
Governor Apodaca Attends Mexican Conference in Guadalajara
Governor Jerry Apodaca and UNM President William Bud Davis traveled to Guadalajara, Mexico, at UNM funds to participate in a conference on establishing a Latin American Center to reinforce higher education in the Americas. The trip aimed to support UNM's bid for a North South Western Hemisphere Center similar to the East West Center in Hawaii.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Guadalajara
Mexico
University of New Mexico
UNM
William
Bud’’ Davis
University of Guadalajara
America
Apodaca
US Department of State
University of Hawaii
Forecast of fair and warmer weather across region
Roswell and New Mexico forecast shows a fair, warmer Wednesday with a low near 40 and high in the mid 80s. Record highs and lows are noted, while sunrise and sunset times, humidity, and precipitation are summarized for the period.
Hospitals ENM Medical Center Daily Docket Notice
Public record lists admissions and dismissals at ENM Medical Center with Oct. 16 17 entries. Birth announcements include several newborns on Oct. 16 and 17 for local families. Names and addresses of patients and newborns are recorded in the birth and admission sections.
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ENM Medical Center
Freddie J. Chavez
Byron Stillwell
Tom B. Bohanon
Eugene Burgos Jr
Daniel H. Sutcliffe
Ray services set for Albert Dale Ray at Memory Lawn
Graveside rites for Albert Dale Ray 67 of 1114 S Virginia Ave will be at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Ray a retired retail salesman died Monday after a short illness. Rev Buford M Coplen will conduct the service with burial by Ballard Funeral Home. He was born July 13 1910 in Altus Oklahoma and moved to Roswell twenty years ago from Carlsbad. He is survived by his wife Verdie Mae Hughes and two daughters, Billie Jean Garner of Artesia and Betty Miller of Roswell, plus three grandchildren. Services for other local residents follow with details on each case.
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Albert Dale
Bill” Ray
S. Virginia Ave
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Ray
Buford M. Coplen
Washington Avenue Baptist Church
Ballard Funeral Home
Mr. Ray
Altus
Okla
Roswell
Carlsbad
Billie Jean Garner
Artesia
Betty Miller
Robert D. Miller Jr
Scarlett Ray Miller
Sharla Aline Miller
Oscar Mesa Flores
Albuquerque St
Ingram Funeral Home
Salinas
Calif
Flores
Sam Flores
Victoriano “Vick
Capitan
Fresquez
Dexter Area
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
William Reger
Las Cruces
Spring Canyon
Grand Coulee Dam
Wash
Reger
American Association For Retired Persons
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Freddie Warner
Ingram Funeral
Los Angeles
Grapeland
Tex
California
National Guard
Smith Baptist Church
Rotan
Iola Terry
Evelyn L. Williams
Oneonta
N.Y
Hagerman
N.M
Ill
Nichols State University
Thibodaux
Atonement Lutheran Church
Here
American Dietetics Association
American Home Economics Association
New York and Southern District Home Economics Association
Albuquerque
J. Douglass Williams
Oklahoma City
Arthur
Judith) Bogie
Mill Valley
Lane Williams
San Francisco
Edwin E. Lane Jr
Ignacio
Colo
Beatrice Leckman
Lila Roger
Blanche Tompkins
San Bernardino
Oak Hill Cemetery
St. Louis
First Presbyterian Church of
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Miss Talton
Harvey Bylsma
Tribal Council
Farmington
Ashley
Clair
Zah
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Phoenix
Department of Interior
U.S
Zach
United States
Newspaper Bible
Christ
God
The
Living Bible
Virgil
Lois Taylor
Diamond
Ken Cobean
C. Reading, Inc
McGaffey Street
Kohler
L. Prec
Amarillo
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Cleveland
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Kansas City
Memphis
Miami
New Orleans
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Minneapolis
New Mexico
the Public Record
Dewayne Shaw
W. Deming
Billy Mack
Standard
Michael Costello
Avenida del Sombre
Corrine Gonzales
W. Hickory
Andrea Balderrama
Swinging Spear
Joanne L. Williams
W. Stone
Socorro Esquibel
Alameda
Lupe Petzold
N. Missouri
Yvonne Graves
Largo
Gwendolyn Wolfe
W. Hervey
Charlee Mitchell
S. Montana
Kerry Hill
Fulkerson
Velma Clark
N. Washington
Ada Bench
Betty Hubbard
A.R. West
Myrtin Cullins
S. Pine Ave
Edwart T. Chapman
E. Seventh
James M. Kirk
S. Cypress
Celestino Baca
Carla J. Boyd
Pat Burnett
Tom Filbin
Mozelle W. Hall
Mary E. Mixon
Medona E. Sanchez
Bobby Graves
Robert Petzold
Mark Williams
Stephen Wolfe
Jose Esquivel
E. Alameda
Richard Curtis
S. Cedar
Memorial Osteopathic
Prentice Armstrong
E. Summit
Christina Little
E. Reed
Gloria Moreno
N. Michigan
Donald C. McHenry
W. First St
Veterans Administration Hospital
Marie House
Patsy Smith
Marjorie Reese
Annie Warner
Francis House
Alfonso Warner
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