Roswell High Holds Morning Prayer Sessions At Two High Schools
Prayer sessions continue at Roswell High and another local high school before school, three mornings weekly. Leaders rotate weekly, sessions held in classrooms, no denomination named, and a jam session with scripture reading and problem talks accompanies prayers.
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Roswell High
Jim Robison
State and local engineering leaders loom at NM meeting
State Proxy STATE President Jack Westman will attend the Monday Southeastern Chapter gathering of the New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers with president-elect Herb Koogle and executive director Gary Thomason to discuss What Is Happening in NMSPE. The New Mexico Rehabilitation Center at RIAC and Dr. Robert A. Swanson receive praise for improving vocational rehabilitation metrics, with NM rising from 47th to 29th in national rankings and a 43 percent rise in closures last year. Roswell candidate Larry Hess tours Clovis, attends Roosevelt County Fair, visits Tularosa, opens Nixon headquarters in Roswell, and plans events in Artesia and Albuquerque.
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Southeastern Chapter
New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers
Herb Koogle
Gary Thomason
NMSPE
New Mexico
Riac
Robert A. Swanson
Division of
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U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
H. B. Simmons
Simmons
Swanson
Roswell
Corporation Commission
Larry Hess
Clovis
Roosevelt County Fair
Tularosa
Nixon
G. I. Forum
Artesia
Rio Grande Park
Albuquerque
Cattle on Feed Numbers Climb Pressuring Prices
USDA figures show over 7.5 million cattle and calves in feedlots as of Sept 1, up 17 percent from a year earlier. Omaha steer prices for the Sept 7 week averaged 34.58 per cwt, above last year but below early July peak, reflecting larger supply and softer profits for producers. Major state totals show Texas 2,095,000. Nebraska 1,327,000. Arizona 536,000. California 1,177,000 on feed, with Kansas 1,130,000 but year-ago comparison not available.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Omaha
Texas
Nebraska
Arizona
California
Kansas
Becaus Usda
New Mexico Game Commission Sets 1973 Deer Hunt Plan
The State Game Commission will decide September 23 in Albuquerque on deer season structure for 1973. A split season proposal would restrict each hunter to either the north or south district in a given year. Assistant director Bill Huey says the department is neutral on the plan, which has stirred hunter groups. About 10,000 hunters yearly fish both districts. Other agenda items include seasons for quail pheasant prairie chicken and waterfowl.
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Santa Fe, N. M
State Game Commission
Albuquerque
Game and Fish Department
Bill Huey
Huey
Appointment of Muriel M. H. Davis as Executrix in Davis estate
In the probate matter of Marion Edward Davis deceased the court issues notice of appointment. Muriel M. H. Davis is named Executrix and all creditors must present claims within the legally prescribed time. Case No. 6240.
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Chaves
New Mexico
Marion Edward Davis
Local man bound over and another jailed in magistrate court
Arthur Romero, 24, of 1811 N. Washington, bound over to district court on aggravated battery with intent to commit a violent felony to wit kill. Melby Harless, 38, of 306 E. 8th, sentenced to six months in Chaves County Jail after pleading guilty to fraud less than $100, credit for time served.
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Chaves County
Kent Shannon
Arthur Romero
N. Washington
Melby Harless
Harless
FAA Refuses to Release Albuquerque Airport Security Plans
Albuquerque officials vow increased airport surveillance after the FAA denies revealing security plans to Attorney General David Norvell. Norvell threatens legal action to tighten anti hijacking measures as an aide reports varied passenger screening practices among airlines at the Albuquerque International Airport.
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N.M
Federal Aviation Administration
David Norvell
Albuquerque
Attorney General’s Office
Norvell
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Paul D. Lamberth
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United States
Albuquerque International
Kennedy and McGovern press fund drive before New York gala
Sen Edward Kennedy tours wealthier circles in New York urging donors to back George McGovern. The campaign aims to raise cash after rallies in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia drew large crowds, as McGovern pledges welfare reform and full employment if elected.
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Philadelphia
Edward M. Kennedy
George McGovern
Kennedy
Massachusetts
McGovern
McGovern Aid
Art Chotin
Washington
Chotin
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
Nixon
Minneapolis
Breakin Reported In Roswell City
Roswell police logged two Wednesday incidents a house break in on East Reed and the theft of two truck tires near North Main by the New Mexico Military Institute. Carmen Castillo reported forcible entry with no items missing yet. Calvin Gallagher said two tires valued over 100 dollars were taken from the roadside.
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Roswell
Carmen Castillo
E. Reed
Calvin Gallagher
Box 230
North Main
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell Daily Record Staff and Rates Notice
Roswell Daily Record lists editors Albert A Stubbs and Jerry Mc Cormack with Lois Purvis and R M Higginbotham as regional staff. Advertising manager Jimmy Cox. Subscription rates: 28.80 in most NM counties, 36.00 elsewhere. carrier 2.40 monthly, 7.20 quarterly, 14.40 semiannual, 28.80 yearly. Second class postage paid in Roswell NM. Member of the Associated Press.
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Roswell
Trade
Associated Press
Zapata funeral set in Roswell at St Johns Church
Funeral services for Estanislado T Zapata 58 will be held at St Johns Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Friday with rosary tonight at 7 30 in Ballard Chapel. He died after a long illness in a Roswell hospital and is survived by wife Julieta Azcarte a daughter and two grandchildren.
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Estanislado T. Zapata
Roswell
Mr. Zapata
Mexico
Pecan
el Paso
Tex
Rosary
Ballard Chapel
Charles G. Keesey
Larry Guajaca
Porfirio Berrones
Manuel Vasquez
Epe Silva
Luis Mata
Ballard Funeral Home
Helen B. Blythe
S. Lea
Blythe
St. Mary's Hospital
Chicago
Hagerman
Hagerman High School
Hereford
Huff Studio of Arts
Ollie FE. Young
East Grand Plains
Young
Roswell Area
Artesia
Market mixed as trading slows after rally
New York stocks paused after Wednesday's small rally with mixed prices at noon. The Dow fell 2.11 to 947.77 while gainers led losers 4 to 3 on the NYSE and the American Stock Exchange index edged higher. Analysts questioned follow through on the rally.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Amex
TV star William Boyd Hopalong Cassidy dies at 77
Hollywood AP reports William Boyd known as Hopalong Cassidy died Tuesday night at 77 from Parkinson's disease and heart failure. He spent 25 years in films and on TV and radio, founded Hoppy's Troopers, and supported children's hospitals. Funeral plans were private.
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Hopalong Cassidy
William Boyd
Boyd
Hoppy
Laguna Beach
Calif
Hoppy's Troopers
Hopalong
Grace
Hendrysburg
Ohio
California
Hollywood
Paramount
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