New Mexico counties share 744833 from 1972 forest income
Southwestern Regional Forester Wm D Hurst says 744833 was distributed to 20 New Mexico counties as their 25 percent share of National Forest income for fiscal year 1972. Chaves Eddy Lincoln and Otero counties receive specific amounts tied to acres and the Lincoln National Forest.
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Southwestern Regional
Wm. D. Hurst
New Mexico
Chaves
Eddy County
Lincoln
Otero
Lincoln National Forest
Lost Stetson Prompts Colonel Lusk Plea for Report
Col E L Lusk laments a battered Stetson missing for some time and asks for a report. The note, from Sertoma Booster and Tales From the Lions Den, explores American opportunity, public figures, and water issues as Pecos River flows to Carlsbad and Texas.
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E. L. Lusk
UF Solicitation Prompted by Organized Year End Push
Support UF please cooperate when your United Fund solicitor shows up. Final allotments for member agencies will be made after the solicitation rather than in June. Moisture reports from New Mexico crop service show surface and subsoil conditions adequate to surplus except far northwest Navajo country remains dry. Some rust and bull rot are showing in cotton. Too much moisture harms farmers as well as too little.
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United Fund
Livestock Reporting Service
Navajo Country
Roswell Man Arrested in Stolen Property Case
Roswell police arrested 44 year old Nathaniel Parker at 5 48 PM for receiving and concealing stolen property linked to a July burglary at the Shirley Reyes residence on 408 S Richardson. Parker bonded at 2500 and remains jailed in Chaves County with magistrate Judge Clyde McKee presiding. Other incidents include thefts of speakers valued under 100 at KKAT Radio and windows and electronics stolen from local homes and motels.
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Roswell
Pres Nathaniel Parker
S. Richardson
Parker
Shirley Reyes
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Clyde McKee
Chaves
Jim Talley
Kkat Radio
N. Washington
ARCO names McCormack New York legal VP
Francis X. McCormack of Bloomfield Hills Mich was elected vice president and general counsel at Atlantic Richfield Co following a board meeting. He succeeds Henry B. Weaver in charge of legal governmental and environmental affairs. McCormack joined ARCO from Ford Motor Co where he held senior counsel roles. He began his career with Cravath Swaine Moore in New York City.
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New York
Francis X. McCormack
Atlantic Richfield Co
Thornton F Bradshaw
McCormack
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Atlantic Richfield
Los Angeles
Henry B. Weaver
Atlantic Rich
Field
Ford Motor Co
Philco Ford Corp
Ford
New York City
Cravath, Swaine & Moore
St. Francis College
Columbia University Law School
Cuba seeks state aid to fix unsafe water system
Cuba New Mexico asks Gov Bruce King to declare a state of emergency to unlock federal help for the water system deemed not potable. The Cuba Water Users Association has been inactive, prompting water hauled to schools by National Guard and highway trucks. Funds include a Farmers Home loan and grant, with matching money sought from Four Corners Commission, while a Friday meeting aims to reactivate the group.
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Santa FE
N.M
Bruce King
Cuba
Ter
National Guard
State Highway Department
Cuba Water Users Association
Steve Gurule
Agnew floats theory on wiretap scandal during St Louis campaign
In St Louis Agnew hints a personal theory that someone set up the Watergate raid on Democratic offices and tipped authorities to embarrass Republicans. He says he cannot substantiate it while pressing questions on the wheat deal and denouncing Democratic insinuations.
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ST. Louis
Spiro T. Agnew
Democratic
Republican Party
Agnew
U.S
Soviet Union
Columbus
Ohio
Minneapolis
Nixon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Justice Department
White House
Lawrence F. O’brien
McGovern
O'Brien
Dual probe set on wheat sales
Washington reports two full scale investigations into Soviet wheat sales. FBI probe ordered by Nixon and announced by Agnew faces questions about advance sales information. House subcommittee probes expand on trade details and farmer versus exporter benefits amid a summer sale controversy.
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Washington
Soviet Union
FBI
Spiro T. Agnew
Minneapolis
Nixon
Justice Department
Agnew
Iowa
Neal Smith
House
USDA
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
Agriculture Department
George McGovern
Clarence D. Palmby
Continental Grain Co
New York
Palmby
Moscow
White House
Uganda warns of new strikes as border fighting resumes
Uganda said it could launch new strikes into Tanzania if needed after a 1000 strong exile force crossed the border and was scattered. The army and air force claimed 300 killed and 50 captured, with Bukoba evacuated after two attacks.
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Kampala
Uganda
Tanzania
Bukoba
Lake Victoria
Peace Corps
London
Associated Press
Andrew Torchia
Two Kids Die In Albuquerque Area Traffic Accidents
A Las Vegas child and an Edgewood man were killed in separate Albuquerque vicinity crashes. Three year old Ted Dubry died when thrown from a car after a two car collision on Interstate 40 about 15 miles west of Albuquerque. Emilio Estrada, 56, died when his southbound NM 36 car veered into the northbound lane to avoid a parked vehicle and struck an oncoming car.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Edgewood
N.M
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Ted Dubry
Interstate 40
Emilio Estrada
New Mexico 36
Dubry Boy
Uniform Day Set by Conquistador Council in Roswell
Uniform Day for the Conquistador Council of Boy Scouts of America in Roswell designates Thursday as Uniform Day. Scouts with current cards wear uniforms to school. School Night for Scouting Thursday evening invites Cub and Webelos in grades three to five with a parent to area schools from 7 to 7 30 p.m. Opening flag ceremony at 7 30 p.m. ends at 9 p.m. Scouts in grades five to seven attend Troop Night rallies at various troop meetings through September and October.
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Conquistador Council of
Boy Scouts of America
Roswell
Rate hearing set on General Telephone Co. rates
The State Corporation Commission schedules an Oct. 26 hearing in Hobbs for General Telephone Co. of the Southwest to show cause why rates should not be reduced. The SCC found a 10.69 percent rate of return last year, above the 8 percent limit, with excess receipts held in a fund awaiting decision. A 1970 return was also ruled excessive, but the case went to the State Supreme Court, delaying action until a similar Mountain Bell case yields a decision.
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Santa FE
N.M
State Corporation Commission
Hobbs
General Telephone Co
Southwest
SCC
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Mountain Bell
Market Prices Drift Lower in Ho Hum Trading
New York AP reports stock prices drifted lower at midday with the Dow Jones industrial average down 4.21 to 938.97 as analysts note investor disappointment over the market’s lack of rally and four session declines.
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New York
Mrs Lozier 81 Died. Funeral Pending in Roswell
Mary Lozier 81 died at St. Marys Hospital and funeral services are pending at LaGrone Funeral Chapel Roswell. She was born March 26 1891 in Texas and survived by husband Fred S Lozier. Mass of Resurrection for Edward F Fredette 76 at St Peters Church with burial in Selby Union Cemetery. W W Parnell 87 funeral at Ballard Chapel with burial in South Park Cemetery.
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LaGrone Funeral Chapel
Mary Lozier
S. Kentucky
Lozier
St. Mary's Hospital
Texas
Fred S. Lozier
Roswell
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Edward F. Fredette
Wildy Drive
Neri Greskoviak
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Selby Union Cemetery
Selby
S. Oak
Ballard Funeral Home
Fredette
Chicago
Natalie Fredette
United State Corps of Engineers
Vista
Colorado
South Dakota
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
National Association of Retired
Delphia M. Fredette
W. W. Parnell
E. 5Th St
Ballard Chapel
Odell Farr
West Alameda
Roswell Daily Record details staff and subscription rates
The Roswell Daily Record lists editors Albert and Stubbs and Jerry Mec Cormack as News Editor with Lois Purvis as Regional and Sunday Editor. Business Manager RMM Higginbotham and Advertising Manager Jimmy Com are also named along with address and subscription rates for several regions and durations. It notes second class postage and AP membership.
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Roswell
Associated Press
Autopsies Ordered for Two Unidentified Bodies
Dist Atty Donald Martinez ordered autopsies on two male bodies found along U S 54 about 18 miles south of Santa Rosa New Mexico. Deputies said no wounds or IDs were found and the men appeared dead for days. Clothing indicated they were made in Mexico.
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Santa Rosa
N.M
Dist. Atty
Donald Martinez
Guadalupe County
U.S. 54
Mexico
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