Powell Regrets Leaving Practice After Supreme Court Nomination
Powell, a 64 year old Richmond lawyer and former American Bar Association president, expressed his regret at having to end his active legal practice if confirmed. He stressed his belief in the constitutional system and described the Senate as fair minded. He noted his firm specializes in corporate law and antitrust, and cited prior work in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school desegregation case.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Lewis Franklin Powell Jr
Supreme Court
Senate
Nixon
High Court
Powell
American Bar Association
James River
Charlotte-Mecklenburg, N.C
Piper
Josephine
Judge Boldt to lead tripartite Pay Board and Price Commission
President Nixon named U S District Judge George H Boldt to head the Pay Board guiding wage hikes after Phase 1. Jackson Grayson Jr was chosen to head the Price Commission. The 11 member Pay Board includes labor, management and public members with Meany among the union appointees.
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Washington
Nixon
U. S
George H. Boldt
Washington State
Tripartite Pay Board
Jackson Grayson Jr
Southern Methodist University
Business School
Donald Rumsfeld
White House
Price Commission
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Arnold Weber
Chicago
Cost of Living Council
Neil H. Jacoby
Westwood
Calif
UCLA
William Caples
Gambier
Ohio
Kenyon College
Inland Steel Co
Kermit Gordon
D_C
Federal Budget Bureau
Council of Economic Advisers
Brookings Institution
Handy clamping tip for round stock in a vise
A windowed note explains using clothespins on vise jaws to hold round stock firmly without marring. It suggests clipping clothespins to the jaws and sliding them onto the stock to prevent crushing. The tip mentions small round portions of stock available locally.
Civil suit filed over 1971 auto crash damages
Suzanne Grzelackowski sues Claude Smith in 5th District Court seeking 16884.54 for injuries to herself and her two children from a Feb 20 1971 intersection collision at Union Avenue and West Second Street. The claim includes medical costs car rental babysitter fees and lost earnings.
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5Th District Court
Suzanne Grzelackowski
Claude Smith
Smith
Grzelackowski
Union Avenue
West Second Street
Funeral services set for Amelia H. Salcido at Ballard Chapel
Funeral services for Amelia H. Salcido 54 of Roswell will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Ballard Chapel with Rev. Trini Lopez officiating. She died Thursday in a local hospital after living in Roswell four years. She is survived by her husband Marcelo, five children, her father, and five grandchildren. Burial at South Park Cemetery. Pallbearers named. A prayer service is planned for 7 p.m. today.
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Amelia H. Salcido
E. Teed
Ballard Chapel
Carlsbad
Juan Santana
Loving
Samuel Salcido
Leonard Salcido Beth
Petronilo Cobos
Eunice
Rose Salcido
Roswell
Trini Lopez
Assembly of God Church
Ballard
LaGrone
Herman J. Birk
Birk
Laurium
Mich
Herman
Clara Bowden Birk
Marjorie
Lawrence Birk
Hills Corner
Wis
Duke City Man Held for Action on Marijuana Charge
An Albuquerque man, 23 year old Charles P. Bookout of 1817 Martha N.E., was ordered held for action by Sun District Court after magistrate court proceedings. He faces possession of marijuana over one ounce and is free on a 3000 dollar bond. Magistrate Clyde McKee presided.
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Albuquerque
Sun District Court
Charles P. Bookout
Martha N.E. Albuquerque
Clyde McKee
Two licenses still canceled
SANTA FE AP The Clovis liquor licenses of two Roswell interests Western Continental Motels Inc and the partnership of Charles Plett and Jack Harris remain canceled at least until the Supreme Court rules on the case District Court Judge Santiago Campos says He informed State Liquor Director Carlos Jaramillo Thursday that an appeal by Atty Gen David Norvell automatically stays the court decision that Jaramillo canceled the two licenses illegally LAS VEGAS NM AP Alianza founder Reies Lopez Tijerrina has filed for divorce from Patricia Tijerrina 44 filed in San Miguel County District Court Tijerrina recently finished a two year federal sentence for assaulting a Forest Ranger He is free on appeal bond pending action on charges stemming from the 1967 raid on the Tierra Amarilla Courthouse
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Santa FE
Clovis
Roswell
Supreme Court
Santiago Campos
Carlos Jaramillo
Atty
David Norvell
Jaramillo
Western Continental Motels, Inc
Charles Plett
Jack Harris
Norvell
Las Vegas
N.M
Alianza
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Patricia
Tijerina
San Miguel County
Tierra Amarilla
Rehnquist Favored for Supreme Court by Nixon
President Nixon nominated William H. Rehnquist a Phoenix lawyer and Office of Legal Counsel chief for a Supreme Court seat. Rehnquist a former clerk to Justice Jackson has been key in the administration on wiretaps and rights of defendants while urging limited trial extension for evidence origins. He is married to Natalie Cornell and has three children.
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James Phillips
Associated Press
Washington
Phoenix
Ariz
Nixon
Justice Department
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Department
Lewis Powell Jr
Richmond
Robert Jackson
Richard D. Kleindienst
Stanford University
Harvard
Stanford
Natalie Cornell
San Diego
Calif
James
Janet
Nancy
McLean, Va
Ex-addict expands counselors view on drug rehab efforts
A four to five page report describes a two day workshop for New Mexico Division of Vocational Rehabilitation counselors and rehab center staff. Resource speakers covered addict lifestyles rehab prospects and common misconceptions.
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New Mexico
National Institute of Mental Health
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Airlines Lead Modest Market Advance Says AP
New York stock market edged higher with a 3.79 point Dow gain to 858.64 as advances outpaced declines two to one. Braniff Airways stock led activity on the Big Board while aviation and glamour shares boosted the rally.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Braniff Airways
Break ins reported at Roswell shops and lots
Police investigated multiple thefts in Roswell. A break in at Adobe Antique Shop yielded about $450 in jewelry after a back door was kicked in. A burglary at Classic Food Co. at Roswell Industrial Air Center saw 12 boxes of steaks valued at $500 taken.
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Roswell
Adobe
Classic Food Co
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Lee Jones
Chico Dr
Bob Durham
S. Main
Roswell Daily Record Subscription Rates and Staff Notice
Roswell Daily Record details subscription rates by county and state for mail and carrier delivery. It lists staff roles including Alpert and Stubbs, editor Jerry Mc Cormack, and advertising manager Jimmy Fox, with a note about Associated Press affiliation.
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Roswell
Roswell NM
Associated Press
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