Bow Season Bucks Doe and Local Scout Earns Law Review Seat
A Roswell area bow hunter bagged a doe on Pine Lodge Road. Terry Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Martin, reported by C. M. Merlin Jones. Also noted: John E. Capps, Roswell native, named to Texas Tech Law Review staff. Lesser sandhill cranes number 36,300 at Bitter Lakes Refuge. Santa writes to a Roswell child. Navy recruit Marvin R. Welch from Roswell area in San Diego basic training. local weather impacts on cotton and alfalfa fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Martin
M. L. Martin
Roswell
Pine Lodge
C. M. Merlin Jones
White Mountain
Old Baldy
Texas Tech Law Review
Law Review
Capps
Tech
University of Michigan
Bancroft-Whitney
Texas Tech School of Law
Bitter Lakes National Wildlife Refuge
Larry Kline
ACDC
Sporting Magazine
Kline
Birds
Marvin R. Welch
Earl Welch
S. Lea
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Roswell Students Pledged at New Mexico State University
Tony Aiello and Scott Hendricks, both Roswell natives, were pledged in the fall class at New Mexico State University after September fraternity rush. Aiello joins Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Hendricks joins Alpha Beta Rho. Ginger Seay of Goddard High won second in a five county VA post contest and Koni Carpenter won the state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico State University
Tony Aiello
Scott Hendricks
Fraternity Rush
Aiello
Arthur Aiello
Camino Real
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Hendricks
Goddard High
Ginger Seay
Veterans Administration
Koni Carpenter
GHS
Roswell Pair Held as Police Probe Burglary Auto Theft
Roswell police arrested Homer Warner and Gene McDonald on burglary and related charges after a tape deck theft at Roswell High School and a chase. Warner faces auto theft charges and posted bond, while McDonald was jailed on a morals count with bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Homer Lee Warner
Gene McDonald
South Main
Warner
Rick-Rick Dou-Dou
East Corner
Roswell High School
Anthony Reyer
Emerald Drive
Kent Shannon
Chaves County
McDonald
Martin and G Street
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Shannon
Roswell Daily Record Adopts Broad Subscriptions
Roswell Daily Record lists publication details and subscription rates for Chaves County and beyond. Rates include mail in state 28.80, out of state 16.00, and carrier options per month or year. Editor names and AP affiliation are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Associated Press
Clovis Search Continues In Missing AT T Worker Case
State Police probe into the Sunday disappearance of AT&T supervisor Jerry Windsor 35 Vaughn New Mexico centers on a bloodstained station wagon found in the Clovis Hotel lot. Investigators report possible robbery and homicide with fingerprints and blood analysis pending plus a missing .357 handgun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
N.M
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Jerry Windsor
Vaughn
At&t
Windsor
A.C. Jones
U S and Soviet to resume SALT talks in Geneva
The United States and the Soviet Union will restart strategic offensive arms talks in Geneva on November 21 1972. Ronald L Ziegler said Ambassador Girard Smith will lead the U S delegation. Talks will cover offensive weapons and seek a permanent treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
White House
Nixon
Moscow
Ronald L. Ziegler
Girard Smith
U.S
Ziegler
Ussr
Switzerland
Senate
Congress
Helsinki
Vienna
Demo fund fundraiser set in Albuquerque with gala details
Tickets for a Democratic fund raiser in Albuquerque Friday at the Convention Center are $25. Sponsored by the Democratic Party of New Mexico with Gov. Bruce King and Sen. Joseph Montoya. Social hour buffet floorshow planned. Call 622-7308 or 623-1744 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Chaves County
Democratic
N. Main
Democratic Party of New Mexico
Bruce King
U. S
Joseph M. Montoya
Albuquerque Convention Center
Second and Tijeras
Missing Boggs Plane Searched Amid Best Weather Yet
Anchorage Alaska AP 73 aircraft plus Coast Guard cutters and mountain rescue teams renewed the search for the missing Cesna 310 carrying House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs Rep Nick Begich aide Russell Brown and pilot Don Jonz. The hunt covered 560 miles from Anchorage to Juneau with two focus areas Portage Pass and surrounding mountains. Weather improved but fog and rain limited visual scans and emergency beacon signals continued to be investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morrison
Anchorage
Alaska
Hale Boggs
Coast Guard
Juneau
Air Force
Portage Pass
Boggs
Nick Begich
Begich
Russell Brown
Don E. Jonz
Fairbanks
Gulf of Alaska
Federal Aviation Administration
California
Iowa
Economy slows but gains noted in third quarter
The Commerce Department says US GDP rose 5.9 percent annualized in Q3, down from 9.4 percent in Q2, while inflation edged up to 2.2 percent. Officials forecast 6 percent growth for 1972 and inflation near 3.25 percent, with Harold C. Passer asserting 1972 will be a banner year and inflation under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Nixon
Asst
Harold C. Passer
U.S
Passer
SBA Invitation for bids on KOBCO note secured by Ramada Motel
The Small Business Administration invites sealed bids for the KOBCO Inc note dated November 9 1965 with 7 percent interest 120000 principal maturing November 9 1960 offered as is with a 10 percent cashier's check. The note is secured by a first mortgage on the Ramada Motel Roswell New Mexico and bids must be mailed to SBA Albuquerque with a 30 day balance payment after acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Business Administration
United States
Kobco, Inc
Federal
Albuquerque
New México
Ramada
Roswell
New Mexico
Rio Grande Capital Corporation
United States District Court
Market Hesitation as GNP Growth Slows
New York stocks mixed as trading slows after a report shows the third quarter GDP growth rate declined. The Dow rose 1.59 to 933.93 while declines led advances 553 to 526 among about 1,500 issues. Bausch & Lomb dropped 7 percent to 29 amid lower third quarter earnings.
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New York
Bausch & Lomb
WEW
York
E. F. Hutton Corp
Amer
Elec Amer
McDon
Doug Amer
Marco ’ Mobil Oil
Amer Teb
Atl Rehfid
Min
Sts Tel
Aveo
Chrysler Oe
Pan Am Sur
Pan Am WA
Pennz Unit
City Invest
Coca Cola
Phil Pete
RCA Corp
Dresser Ind Ryndis Tob
Dupian Corp
Safeway Dresser Ind
Santa Fe Ind
Duplian Corp
Sears
DuPont
Signal Oi
Estmn Ko
Skelly Oi
el Paso
So UN Gas Ford
Goodyear
Telen Coro
Tenneco Haliburton
Texaco
Thiokol
Hueblien
Kennecott
West Ban Lib
Elec
Levi-Strauss
Kerox
Ling Temco
Liten
Union Oi
Cal
Lockheed
Bank Sec Inc
Chicago
E F Hutton & Co
E.F. Hutton & Co
Laird tightens civilian control and IG system in military
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird orders an inspector general system within each unified command to report to the Secretary of Defense via the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The move aims to prevent repeats of Maj. Gen. John D. Lavelle’s unauthorized bombing in Vietnam and to strengthen oversight of command and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Dobkin
Washington (Ap
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Inspector General
North Vietnam
Laird
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pacific Command
Hawaii
Defense Secretary
John Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
LaVelle
John D. Lavelle
7Th Air Force
Vietnam
North
Gray rites set Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Albertine M. Gray 56 of 2902 W. Fruitland Roswell will be held at 3 30 p m Friday from Ballard Chapel with Rev. Raymond Riley officiating following an extended illness She had lived in Roswell 14 years Survivors include brother Adrian Gibeault Troy VT and sister Mrs Cecile Martin Brattleboro VT Burial will be in South Park Cemetery under Ballard Funeral Home direction Pallbearers will be Raul Estrada Charles Davis Michael Frederick Danny Stringer Bobby Heard Orlando Sedillo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertine M. Gray
W. Fruitland
Roswell
Ballard Chapel
Raymond Riley
Trinity United Methodist Church
Gray
Adrian Gibeault
Troy
Cecile Martin
Brattleboro
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Funeral Home
Raul Estrada
Charles Davis
Michael Frederick
Danny Stringer
Bobby Heard
Orlando Sedillo
Roswell Seeks FAA Grant for Runway Improvement
The city of Roswell applied for an FAA grant covering 54.5 percent of the more than $600000 cost to upgrade the north-south runway at Roswell Industrial Air Center. Mayor William F. Brainerd said a letter has not yet arrived but officials expect FAA support and project work to begin in two to three months, with the city funding the remaining share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Federal Aviation Administration
Roswell Industrial Air Center
William F. Brainerd
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AL Stubbs
John E. Capps
Sherman D. Capps
S. Washington, Roswell
Santa
Terry Hicks
Palmar Dr
G. L. Jones
Terry
Charles Hendricks
Pledge of
Alpha Bamma Rho
Santa FE
State Department of Hospitals and Institutions Board
Southwest Mental Health Center
Las Cruces
Mental Health Center II
DHS
Mark Edward Schiel
Edina
Mann
Main
McGaffey
Tulsa
Oklo
Minnesota
Newt Tarleton
S. Washington
S. Rancho Road
Wayne Mitchel
Hughes Tool Co
M. C. Ward
Noble Drilling Co
Hobbs
Tatum
B. E. Wolf and Co
Old Dexter Highway
East McGaffey
Carol Hanson
Center
el Toro
George McGovern
National League of Families of American Prisoners and
Southeast Asia
Doris Day
Glendale
Ariz
Arizona
League
Patricia Hardy
Azusa
Keil
Klaus Keil
University of New Mexico
Institute of Meteoritics
National Committee On Geochemistry
Lennox
Virginia
Ullrich Engineering
FAA
First National Bank OF
BSI
Roswell E Hagerman E Dexter
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