Clovis News-Journal from Clovis, New Mexico • Page 12

London Newspaper Scolds Readers' Apollo Apathy By United Press International A London newspaper today admonished its readers for their apparent ho-hum attitude towards the Apr41o 12 moon mission, a feeling apparently shared by many others around the world. County Visitors Representatives of the Soil Conservation Service from Washington. D. C. and four states were guests of the Central Curry Soil and Water Conservation Board on Wednesday at a luncheon attended by representatives of the Clovis City Commission, the Curry County Commission and the Ned Houk Memorial Park Board.

Chet Francis, head of the engineering division in Washington, D. was accompanied by engineering heads of the water shed planning units, the head design engineer, state conservation engineer and Duanc Bartee, the assistant state conservationist. The engineering staff was In Clovis to view the Running Water Draw Watershed. Bartee complimented the sponsors of the watershed on their coordinated effort and on the progress of the local proj cet. Or iMiaoss Don's SPECIAL Each Friday FRIED FISH 99c SERVED WITH COLE SLAW aTBENCH FitlES.

ROLL1 WITH BUTTER DRINK EXTRA Hotel Clovis Coffee Shoppe one! Hie Comelot Room OFT OUR LOBBY Phone 763-4433 a BankAmericard, American ExpreM Carte "Maybe we need that irritating lack of picture to remind us something can go wrong," said an editorial in the Daily Sketch. "With the TV set switched off, it's easier to comprehend the trained courage of those two wisecracking Americans on the moon." Enthusiasm for Apollo 12 was less than for the Apollo 11 shot. There was, nevertheless, great disappointment over the failure of the color television camera carried by the latest moon men. "All that way and then a simple thing like that spoils it, said engineer Herve Tissot in Paris. "I thought only French television had that sort of problem." Moscow television showed six minutes of video tape on I astronaut Charles "Pete" Conrad's first steps on the moon on its evening news show Wednesday, but the announcer tactfully avoided mentioning the later TV camera failure.

Soviet newspapers printed factual accounts of the moon mission, but kept the story on inside foreign news pages. Newspapers in Eastern Europe also gave wide space to the flight. "This again is an outstanding event in man's historic battle to uncover the mysteries of space," said Nepszabadsag, the Auctions Net State Sales Of $369,435 SANTA FE (UPI) -Auctions on oil and gas rights of 18,784 acres of state land Tuesday netted the State Land Office $359,435 in lease sales. High bidder in the regular sale was John L. Cox, Midland, who bid $32,504 for drilling rights on 320 acres of land in Lea County.

High bidder in the special sale was Robert W. Piatt of Santa Fe. He offered $6,789 for oil and gas rights on 1,280 acres in Otero County. The regular sales totaled $313931 and the special sale netted $45,504, records show. The next sale is set Dec.

2 for mineral leases. Pbelps Dodge Mine Sets Open House TYRONE (UPI)- The $1 million Phelps Dodge Corporation copper mine at the one time ghost town of Tyrone will be open to the public on Sunday. The mine, four miles from Silver City, is in full production and daily ore production is now set at 25,000 tons. Waste stripping began in mid-1967 and when preliminary strippine ended lasst August more than 95,000 tons had been removed from the pit. Hungarian Communist party daily.

The sentiments were echoed by the Polish party daily Trybuna Ludi. Tokyo newspapers gave banner headlines to news of Apollo 12 and the Japan Broadcasting aired a special moon program. Agnew Plans More Attacks Off Media Clevis In Brief WASHINGTON (UPI) -Vice I "resident Spiro T. Agnew says ie plans to make another "hard itting" attack on the nation's lews media in a speech tonight Montgomery, Ala. Agnew tipped reporters to the subject of his address Wednesday night during a state dinner DRfeAR IN Jim Allen reported to police that the Filter at the White House.

He said he Queen store, 701 N. Prince was GRAND OPENING Mayor Chick Taylor Jr. assists store manager Frank Puente of Cooks Discount Department Store in cutting the ribbon to formally open the store today. The opening was attended by many of the Cook Company dignitaries as well as Bed Coats from the Clovis Chamber of Commerce. NOW Adventure at the top of the world! ROCK HUDSON in "fee Station Zetmf Uowotowa Clovift 7M4S1K IHMMMIMi National Conflict Felt ALBUQUERQUE (UPI) A system change and the nation's mood of restlessness have been blamed in part by school officials for recent flareups of violence at Rio Grande High School.

One Rio Grande coed suffer- el a razor slash requiring 12 stitches on the face in an incident this week and the mother of a boy student said she has filed criminal charges against a youth who punched her son in the eye. Edward Marinsek, superintendent of south area schools, said "we do intend to take constructive action." One step he indicated might be taken was the possible stationing of Bernalillo County Sheriff's deputies on the school campus for the remainder of the week. But Rio Grande Principal GiV bert Miranda said there were no deputies on the campus today He said he didn't anticipate calling any, unless a need developed to eject "outsiders" from the campus. MARKETS The following by Qnlaa 314 Pile. Clovis.

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The Special Services Center in Clovis conducts a class for the perceptually handicapped. To aid the perceptually handicapped, teachers and parents recognize that special help can overcome much of the problem and the child will not have to go through his school years with symbols "swimming" about in space and no one to understand the problem. The perceptual training available at the Special Services Center under the guidance of Marge Herrington is an attempt on the part of local educators to help this type child stabilize himself first and then to abstract relationships away from himself in a visualy unstable world. 3.82 STOCKS OVER THE COUNTER Sen. Hontoya Seeke Complaint Agency WASHINGTON (UPI) U.

S. Sen. Joseph Montoya, O-N. said Tuesday he would introduce a bill to establish an agency to voice complaints and represent the consumer before government agencies and courts. Montoya commended the work done by President Nixon's special assistant on consumer affairs, but said that office is "based on the whims of whichever administration i in office." Montoya said the bureau would be established in major population centers and would collect and distribute information on safety and quality of products and services and develop consumer education programs.

Paarlberg Slated As Sleek Bureau Gueet ALBUQUERQUE (UPI) Asst. Secretary of Agriculture Dr. Don Paarlberg will be a featured speaker Friday at the final day of the New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau meeting opening Thursday at Albuquerque. Dr. Paarlberg, a director of agricultural economics for the Department of Agriculture, is considered a top advisor to Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin, on the subject of national farm legislation.

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In an appearance at Des Moines, Iowa, last week, Agnew criticized the netwbrks' news, judgment and in particular attacked statements made by commentators following President Nixon's Nov. 3 TV address on the Vietnam War. The vice president told reporters Wednesday that "the Washington Post and Newsweek speak with one voice" and he planned to single out those wOften Into sometime between p. m. Tuesday and 9 a.

m. Wednesday. Police found the lock torn off the door and two pistols, a shotgun, a vacuum Cleaner and cash box containing $200 in cash and checks taken. MAN Carla, 25, IMt Wallace, was arrested by city police Wednesday on a warrant for batte- ry issued hy Magistrate del Massey. The charge was filed by Mrs.

Angie Garcia. was released on $100 bond. CONSTITUTION AVAILABLE of the proposed Mexico Constitution are now aitable in a pamphlet form at the Curry County Clerk's hi the Courthouse. Dorothy Tho mas, county clerk, announced today that her office had received several thousand copies ot the document and it is available to whomever would like a photographs of possible future Apollo landing sites. 3:43 p.m-Second firing of main Apollo 12 engine, this time to break the command ship out of moon orbit and send it on the three-day Journey back to earth.

4:17 p.m.—Television show of the receding moon, perhaps to be replayed later on tape instead of being shown live. 5:30 p.m.—Crew goes to sleep. publications and others in what he said would be hitting speech. 'a very hard- DR. ALLEN BARASC1I Podiatrist Foot Specialist Announces The Opening Of His Offices at 2900 MAIN STREET Phone 763-0898 Last RicMs Held Far Mania GaUy MULESHOE, Tex.

(Staff) Funeral services for Marvin D. Gaddy, 73, were held today at 2:00 p. m. (CST) at the Singleton Funeral Home a 1 of the Chimes. Mr.

Gaddy was found dead Tuesday night. Justice of peace Joe Vaugh said that Mr. Gaddy apparently died in his sleep sometime Sunday night. Officiating at the services was Rev. V.L.

Huggins, pastor of the Trinity Baptist Church. Burial was in the Bailey County Memorial Park Cemetery. He was a farmer, a veteran of World War I and a member of the First Baptist Church of Muleshoe. Survivors include two sons, Jerrel and Marvin, both of Dallas, two brothers, T. G.

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