Tessier Family Honors Legacy with Flagpole Dedication
The flagpole dedication at the RCDC building featured Mr and Mrs Roland Tessier Jr Roswell Chamber president Jim Lusk and Tessier family members. Roland Tessier Jr donated the pole in memory of his father Roland Tessier Sr who served on the chamber board 1949 52. Also present were Roland Tessier III and early Tesco Signs staff Buster Robinson and Bill Morrison. Four generations of Tessiers have led the family sign business since 1932.
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Roland Tessier Jr
Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce
Jim Lusk
RCDC
Tessier
Roland Tessier Sr
Chamber of Commerce Board of
Tessiers
Roland Tessier III
Tesco Signs Inc
Buster Robinson
Bill Morrison
The
Sign Company
Thieu rejects imposed peace seeks cease fire with supervision
South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thieu said no party may impose a peace settlement but a cease fire could come soon if it covers all Indochina under international supervision. He rejected a coalition government and urged broad participation if a cease-fire occurs. He warned Hanoi pressures the U.S. before the November election.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Thieu
Indochina
U.S
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Kissinger
United States
Hanoi
Paris
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Community Involvement in Rehabilitation Topic in Roswell
New Mexico Rehabilitation Assn will hold its annual meeting in Roswell October 26 to 27 with about 200 attendees. Workshops cover physical rehab welfare medical resources public offenders and community action. The event includes speeches by state officials and tours of NMRC facilities.
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New Mexico
Roswell Inn
Duane Hill
Rehabilitation Inc
Albuquerque
Ken L. Williams
New Mexico Rehabilitation Assn. Inc
Robert A. Swanson
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Irving Ashley
University
State Department of Education
Santa Fe
Charles Gross
Department of
Department of Health and Social Service
Ms. Escolas
J. E. J. Harris
Lois Parkinson
Community Services Division
Department of Hospitals and Institutions
Howard Leach
Paul Garcia
la Slave
Pete Garcia
Dona Ana
Herb Robbins
Roswell
Chris Graham
Campaign Finances Show Nixon Committee Slightly In The Red
The Finance Committee to Reelect the President has spent over 22.5 million since April and is slightly in the red as the campaign ends. McGovern for President reports a red balance of about 2.85 million with delayed filings to the General Accounting Office.
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Washington
George McGovern
General Accounting Office
Nixon
Finance Committee
McGovern
President, Inc
Dean brings infant to university office in Cincinnati
Dr. Hendrik Gideonse dean of the University of Cincinnati College of Education brings his 10 week old son to work with him. His wife visits the office to breast feed the baby and help with errands. Gideonse says the arrangement lets him balance work and family and he often works more efficiently with the baby present.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Hendrik Gideonse
University of Cincinnati
Gideonse
College of Education
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sarah
International conference draws regional leaders to Salt Lake City
Roswell leaders including Mayor William Brainerd and Jim Lusk depart for a conference in Salt Lake City on intermodal transportation and distribution. Speakers include John Norris of the U S Department of Transportation and Michael Stolen of First National City Bank. The Utah Freeport Foundation hosts the event with Bennie Williams of KALL listed among attendees.
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Roswell
Salt Lake City
Utah
William Brainerd
Washington, D.C
Michael V. Stolen
First National City Bank
Los Angeles
Akira Yasui
New Mexico Congress Members Examined in Nader Report
A Ralph Nader analysis profiles Sen. Joseph Montoya Rep. Harold Runnels and Rep. Manuel Lujan, assessing Vietnam stance voting records and fiscal positions. Montoya is labeled a moderate liberal with mixed votes on defense and social bills. Runnels shifts from hawkish to cautious on Vietnam while criticizing aid votes. Lujan is described as a fiscal pragmatist favoring defense and education funding and opposing urban renewal and health program boosts.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Ralph Nader
New Mexico
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Harold Runnels
Manuel Lujan
R-N.m
Montoya
John Littlewood
Frederick Aten
U.S
Vietnam
Runnels
United Nations Development Program
NMSU Homecoming Honors Five Distinguished Alumni
Distinguished alumnus Thomas T. Mann of Mann Engineering Co. Roswell received a Distinguished Alumni Award at New Mexico State University Homecoming University Days. The presentation was made by H. Gail Hungate, president of the NMSU Alumni Association. Mann was among five NMSU alumni honored.
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Thomas T. Mann
Mann Engineering Co
Roswell
Left
New Mexico State University
H. Gail Hungate
NMSU
Mann
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