4-H and FFA youth shine at New Mexico State Fair sale
Chaves county 4-H and FFA exhibitors achieved blue ribbons and strong prices at the Junior Livestock Sale in Albuquerque. One hundred eight animals sold for $58,000 with notable bids including Reinecke lambs at $3 per pound and Harshey lambs around $3.29. Alan Sims won first place heavyweight crossbred fat steer at the state fair. The report also notes nearby highway work under heavy rains and local college news.
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Chaves County 4-H
FFA
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Lee Ann Reinecke
Chaves 4-H
Doug Reinecke
Roswell Livestock Commission Co
Tammy Harshey
Chaves
Bank of New Mexico
Alan Sims
Cherri Michelet
Lankford Feed Co
Hagerman
Cindy Watson
Christi Goodloe
Nelda Miles
Chaves County
Quay
Roosevelt County
Sims
Yucca Middle School faces closure after the school year
Supt. Roger Luginbill plans to recommend Yucca be closed. The bond package funds include 18 new classrooms at Terrendo Middle and 13 at Mountain View, plus multiple facility upgrades across several schools. Other line items cover lighting, acoustical tile replacement, storage, and gym improvements. All registered voters may vote Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. polling places were listed in the Roswell Daily Record.
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Record
Roswell Independent School District
Roger Luginbill
Yucca
Terrendo Middle
Roswell High School
Berrendo
Edgewood
Flora Vista
Military Heights
Pecos
Valley View
East Grand Plains
Missouri Avenue
Parkview
Washington Ave
del Norte
RHS
KHS
GHS
Grand Plains
Roswell Daily Record
Albuquerque Airport Becomes International Entry Port
Albuquerque airport will gain international port status next Friday with a customs office to boost trade. Mexican Governor Oscar Flores leads a delegation for the ceremonies, while a Santa Fe firm expects to ship precision instruments to Denmark and an Albuquerque distributor awaits liquor imports. Senator Joseph Montoya will speak at a 7:30 a.m. MDT breakfast celebration.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Chihuahua
Oscar Flores
Precision Instruments
Denmark
Santa Fe
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Nixon Hirohito Alaska meeting marks historic postwar ties
President Nixon and Emperor Hirohito met at Elmendorf Air Base in Alaska for over an hour in a ceremonial review with red-jacket Marines. The talks were general, no communique issued, as the two leaders underscored continued U.S.-Japan cooperation and peace goals. The visit included a reception for Nixon and a display of the Northern Lights.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Nixon
Japan
Hirohito
Pacific
Copenhagen
Sky O
Walter J. Hickel
U.S
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Nayako
Europe
Aleutian Islands
America
Army
Marine Corps
Washington
Elmendorf
Sensmien
Hirofate Igeded
American doctor finds no Mao illness after China visit
Dr. Paul Dudley White, 85, said in Hong Kong he heard rumors Mao Tse-tung was sick only from a Western radio broadcast. He found no evidence of illness during his China stay and confirmed no treatment of the matter.
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Hong Kong
Paul Dudley White
Peking
China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
White
Boston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mao
Weather Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity
Clear to partly cloudy and warmer through Tuesday with gusty afternoon winds. Tonight low 58 degrees, Tuesday high 90 degrees.
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Roswell
New Mexico State Fair ends with record totals
The New Mexico State Fair closed with a Sunday night attendance record of 92,773 and a track attendance of 16,000. The 11 day attendance reached 665,275 while the 11 day handle totaled 6.1 million. The commission voted to add three more horse racing days for 1972.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico State Fair Commission
State Racing Commission
Malone addresses Roswell Chamber meeting in 1960s era
Ross Malone, native of Hoswell, was named General Motors vice president and general counsel and spoke at Roswell Chamber of Commerce's second quarterly meeting. A Washington and Lee Law alum, he led a legal career including deputy attorney general from 1992 to 1995 and ABA president, with roles shaping DOJ and ABA joint appointment reviews. The event began with a noon buffet at the Roswell Inn. local golfers Nancy Lopez and Teddy White were honored for state championships.
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Ross B. Malone
Hoswell
General Motors Corp
Rooswell Chamber of Development
Cmmerce
Nancy Lopez
Teddy White
Women judges face scrutiny over possible Supreme Court seat
Three women appointed to federal courts by President Nixon show cautious discretion about a Supreme Court nomination. Cornelia G. Kennedy of Michigan, Sylvia Bacon and Noraml ie Holloway Johnson of DC, state they will wait and train for future moves while Nixon weighs candidates and judicial philosophy over gender.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
Michigan
Sylvia Bacon and
Normalie Holloway Johnson
Superior Court of the District of
Columbia
Rita Hauser
New York
United Nations
Mary Gardner Jones
Federal Trade
Detroit Economic Club
Kennedy
Grosse Point Woods
Bacon
Johnson
District of Columbia Court
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U.S. 7
Hondo
Ruidoso
Hondo Valley
Harvey H. Dayton Jr
Sandra Lynn Pinkerton
Goddard High
School of Medicine
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Tex
Texas A&m
Home EN
New Mexico Rehabilitation Center
Gail Harris
Don Fenley
Yucca Middle School
Montain View Middle School
Sierra Middle School
Mesa Middle School
Roswell and
Goddard High Schools
Central Receiving
Washington Avenue
Capitan
UPI Telephoto
Walter Hickel
Hickel
Hirohito, Nixon
THE
Moscow
Britain
Canton Television
Peoples Republic of China
Paris
United States
Vietnam
al Schwartzman
J. W. Jones
Dessie Sawyer
R. Malone
High Court
District of Columbia
Superior Court
U.S. Atty
Julius A. Johnson
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