New Mexico papers sweep NMPA honors at banquet
The Roswell Daily Record won general excellence and first for advertising color while Albuquerque Journal and Albuquerque Tribune dominated remaining daily categories. The New Mexican won advertising black and white and Spanish language column honors as Taos News and Rio Grande Sun earned weekly prizes.
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Lynn Villella
Norm Bergsma
Richard Robles
Terry Phillips
New Mexican
Michael Olmstead
Benedicto Cuesta
Taos News
Dan Ross
Jim Dawson
Journal
Fritz Thompson
Ron Harris
Current Argus
Urith Lucas
Tribune
Charles Wood
Joseph B. Schubert
the New Mexican
B. Ronald Gallegos
Susan Scott-Mayer
Rio Grande Sun
Paul C. Merz
Local press honors weekly feature and column writers
Charlie Kreher of the Herald, Truth or Consequences, won top weekly feature news award. The Lordsburg Liberal’s Jerry Walz took weekly personal column honors. Harold Cousland of the Deming Newspapers earned first in sports writing, with other Deming wins in women’s news and advertising color. Awards list includes multiple dailies and weeklies across New Mexico. see WINNERS page for full results.
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Charlie Kreher
Herald In Truth Or Consequences
Lordsburg
Jerry Walz
Harold Cousland
Deming
Mabel Anthony
Dolores Jasso
Leslie Stumpf
News-Bulletin
Belew
Roswell Daily Record
Carlsbad Current Argus
the New Mexican
the Taos News
the Deming Headlight
Valencia County News
Terry Phillips
Daily Record
Joe F. Romero
the New
James Quinlen
Tribune
Howard Bryan
Urith Lucas
Charles Kreher
the Herald
Sandy Schauer
Inmates set fire to maximum security building at Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Maximum security prisoners seized two guards and opened a fire at The Rock building in McAlester. Director Russell Lash narrowly avoided capture as guards and emergency units retook the area. the blaze destroyed the structure, with no injuries reported.
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Oklahoma State Prison
Mcalester
Okla
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
State Corrections
Russell Lash
Lash
Richard Crisp
Sprinkle
Pittsburgh County
McAlester Fire Department
Ronald Martin
Pittsburgh County Sheriff's
Mass starvation warning from House subcommittee
The House Agriculture subcommittee warns mass starvation worldwide if food production and population trends are not altered. It cites land water fertilizer and energy shortages and notes Americans consume 40 percent of world resources while holding only 5 to 6 percent of the population.
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James Gerstenzang
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
House
House Agriculture Subcommittee
United States
Rodeo rider killed by bull in Amarillo tragedy
Lester Harrellson, 27, of University Park New Mexico, was trampled after being thrown from a 2000 pound bull during a university rodeo. He died later at an Amarillo hospital. Four men and two women were shot to death in an attempted holdup at Donna Lee Bakery New Britain Connecticut. Six victims died from shotgun blasts in the store, a mobile bulletin sought four men driving a 1968 69 green Pontiac, and the holdup occurred between 8 and 8 45 pm.
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Amarillo, Tex
Lester Harrellson
University Park
N.M
Harrellson
Amarillo
New Britain, Conn
Donna Lee
Mexico vows no oil concession to United States
President Luis Echeverria pledged at a Mexico City ceremony that Mexico will not offer oil concessions to the United States during a border meeting with Ford. He downplayed sensational estimates of oil wealth, noting reserves are significant but not astronomical, and said Mexico will export oil at current OPEC-set prices while seeking a seat in OPEC discussions.
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United States
Soviet Union
India
China
Malthus
America
Thomas Robert Malthus
Alfonso Chardy
Associated Press
Mexico City
Luis Echeverria
Ford
Echeverria
Mexico
Lazaro Cardenas
Tabasco
Chiapas
Alaska
Persian Gulf
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Israel
Cuba
Petroleos Mexicanos
Cardenas
McLemore and Bean Vie for Chaves County Board Seat
Republican John W. McLemore argues for taxpayer minded leadership and stronger fire and police protection while Democrat Richard Bean touts lifelong Roswell residency business experience and legal education as the edge for Chaves County commissioner. Bean adds emphasis on economical growth and public service.
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Chaves County
Bean
Roswell
Chaves
McLemore pledges frugal spending and better county employee organization
McLemore emphasizes taxpayers getting value for money and vows to minimize expenditures. He calls for improved organization of county employees, a forward looking approach, and government by cooperation to achieve more accomplishments for Chaves County.
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Scott Beaven
Jerry McCullough
the Tribune
Association
Ralph Looney
Carlos Salazar
W. H. Gowan
Farmington Daily Times
John Pettit
Gary Dee Scott
Artesia Daily Press
Johnny Garcia
Warren Lawson
Ray Cary
Bill Southard
Clovis News Journal
al Stubbs
Ross
Janette Baughman
Community Service Dailies
The
Albuquerque Tribune
Albuquerque Journal
the News-Bulletin
Prison Internal Discipline Committee
Skeen-Apodaca
Bell
Hobbs
RHS
Comics Oo
John McLemore
Richard Bean