Roswell Clinic Planned by Lovelace Officials
Lovelace Foundation announces a mid 1978 opening for the Roswell Clinic to ease local medical waits. The Marshall Clinic site at Fourth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue will house the new facility with five doctors initially and a 120 patient per day capacity. Renovations costing about 150000 will be funded by local donors through the Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce. The Marshall Clinic’s property and equipment will transfer to the Roswell Clinic via a living trust while the Marshall Clinic remains open during renovation.
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Roswell
Lovelace Medical Foundation
Lovelace
Stephen Yerxa
Lovelace Foundation
Roswell Clinic
Marshall
Fourth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Yerxa
Marshall Clinic
Diamond A Cattle Co
E. College Blvd
Chaves
Robert O. Anderson
Atlantic Richfield Corp
Robert B. Anderson
Lincoln County Land and Cattle Co
Robert H. Beck
Roswell Daily Record
Phillip D. Helmig
Atlantic Richfield
George Morrison
Merle Tucker
RCDC
Berrendo Broadcasting Co
Joe Carriere
Kbim-Tv
Lovelace Foundation Corp
Ottensmeyer
Roswell Lovelace
Steve Marshall
Albuquerque
Park fights return to face charge amid hostile mood
Korean businessman Tongsun Park says the indictment is unfair and he will not return to the United States while an emotionally charged atmosphere persists. He spoke in Seoul as lawmakers considered potential economic sanctions against South Korea to aid the probe into influence buying.
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Washington Star
Washington
Tongsun Park
United States
Park
Seoul
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Regulators Alarmed by Insider Loans Linked to Lance Bank
At a Senate hearing Comptroller John Heimann said overdrafts and insider loans at Bert Lance's Calhoun First National Bank in Georgia show banks tied to insiders are at risk. He noted loans to insiders helped drive many bank failures and cited Lance family overdrafts up to 450000.
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Washington
Bert Lance
Georgia
John Heimann
Senate
Hermann
Lance
Calhoun First National Bank
Heimann
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Calhoun Bank
National Bank of Georgia
Justice Department
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Carter
Office of Management and Budget
Minneapolis Tribune
Bergland
Louis Harris
Harris
Congress
Comptroller's Office
Regents delay land decision on amphitheater site
Regents postponed a ruling on deeding NMMI land for a Chaves County amphitheater after discussion on site size and seating. The plan shifted from 8.9 to 6.44 acres with a canopy replaced by permanent seating for 2 500, southeast of the block north of College Boulevard. The meeting also detailed unrelated banking and federal ethics topics in Washington and surveys on President Carter’s job rating.
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New Mexico Military Institutes
Board of
Regents
Richard F. Mather
Albuquerque
Chaves County
Arthur F
Aiello
NMMI
Institute
Dick Waggoner
Waggoner
College Boulevard
Colt
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Bill Carpenter
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