Roswell Residents Donate to Yucca Center Event
Roswell residents donate to support underprivileged local children to attend the Yucca Recreation Center event at 500 S Richardson Ave. For more information on the project call 622-9831.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1977
Page
3
Roswell residents donate to support underprivileged local children to attend the Yucca Recreation Center event at 500 S Richardson Ave. For more information on the project call 622-9831.
Democratic candidate Rich Sims outlined a plan to turn the office into a mobile and storefront troubleshooter. He spoke to about 1,500 people at a Homestead Steak House meet the candidate event near Roswell. Sims proposed mobile offices and street level outlets to bring government help to citizens, arguing communication gaps persist between people and Santa Fe. He called his opponents left wing and said he has cross party support from conservatives.
City officials outline a plan to let homeowners calculate their new water sewer and garbage charges under proposed ordinances. Councilman Robert Cress warns against using current bills for estimates and provides a four month winter average method plus per thousand gallon charges. A Wool Bowl Committee meeting is moved to McDonald’s at 720 N Main St with a new breakfast site.
A Friday bus excursion invites locals to tour the Hondo Valley starting at 10 a.m. The group will visit the Linommb¢/44) Bacon County Museum and a White Mountain Apple operation, with lunch at the Inn of the Mountain Gods and returns via Capitan. The $9 trip lacks advance bus station tickets. call Roswell Chamber of Commerce for details.
Brief note lists Roswell district attorney contact for circulation inquiries with two phone numbers 622 and 61. Names or roles not provided. Ends with no further context.
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