Roswell Realtor Jim Snell Named 1972 Realtor of the Year
Roswell businessman Jim Snell received the 1972 state Realtor of the Year plaque and trophy at a noon luncheon closing the 24th annual Realtors Association of New Mexico Convention in Roswell. Ed Greif presented the award citing Snell's rise from a hamburger joint owner to his own real estate agency.
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Jim Snell
Roswell
Snell
Roswell Inn
Realtors Association of New Mexico
Ed Greif
Hobbs
Realtors Association of
State Association
POW release planned as Hanoi alerts send women to bunkers
Olga Charles and Minnie Gartley, wives seeking their captured husbands, endure four air raid alerts in five hours at Hanoi's Hoa Binh hotel. Officials say three American prisoners may be released soon and housed with the delegation.
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Peter Arnett
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Washington
Olga Charles
Hoa Binh Hotel
Charles
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Norris Charles
Air Force
Edward
K. Elias
Mark L. Gartley
Minnie Lee Gartley
Dunedin
Fla
Mark
Elias
Valdosta
Hoa Binh
Cora Weiss
Cochairman
Committee For Liason
Mayo Clinic to admit first drug addict for withdrawal study
Mayo Clinic researchers plan to admit a patient today to test alphamethylparatyrosine AMT a nonaddictive drug they say may block withdrawal from heroin and other opiates. They argue AMT could outperform substitution therapies like methadone.
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Rochester
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Mayo Clinic
Mayo
Israel invades Lebanon in air and ground assault
Israeli forces mounted a dawn invasion of southern Lebanon with air and ground units striking across 15 miles. officials report at least 40 guerrillas and 17 Lebanese soldiers killed, 130 houses destroyed, and hundreds of guerrilla bases hit as Beirut protests to the UN.
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Associated Press
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Israel
United Nations
Edouard Ghorra
U.N
Israel- Lebanon
Munich
Olympic
Beirut
Massachusetts
Saeb Salam
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Salam
U.S
Council
Syria
David Elazar
Elazar
Roswell Old Timers Day Sees Centenarian Attend and Stories Shared
About 100 seasoned residents attended Roswell’s Old Timers Day at Eagles Hall, sharing memories of the Pecos Valley. Vernie Spiers, 98 years old, and Mrs. Charles Porter, 92, were among the oldest, with speakers recalling earlier life in New Mexico and Texas.
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Roswell
Vernie Spiers
Texas
Bell County
Tex
Spiers
Eagles Hall
Charles Porter
Kentucky
McCullough
Pecos Valley
Mae Marley
Eden Valley
Porter
Nellie Floyd
Bess McKinstry
Frank
Sandy Willis
Clara Irvin
Bess
Russell Bird
Ed Clements
Willie Porter
Millard Queen
Old Timers Assn
Eagles Lodge
Charles A. Porter
S. Kentucky
Kissinger reports progress in Soviet talks and Vietnam stalemate
Presidential adviser Henry A. Kissinger announced substantial progress with the Soviet Union on trade and arms talks and a European security conference. He cautioned little optimism on Vietnam with North Vietnam’s Thuy and Thieu still far apart while Thuy warned no end in sight to the war. Three Russian groups will visit Washington to discuss lend lease debt and a broad trade pact, with a comprehensive economic agreement to be sent to Congress.
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le Duc Tho
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Moscow
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