Coast Guard Seizes Soviet Trawler in Boston Harbor
The Taras Shevchenko, a Soviet fishing trawler, was escorted into Boston Harbor by the Coast Guard under U S flag. The Antanas Snechkus was ordered to Boston after inspectors found prohibited fish. State Department urged the Soviets to stop violations within the 200 mile limit. No charges filed yet. possible civil or criminal action could follow.
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Boston
Coast Guard
United States
Soviet Union
Taras Shevchenko
Dered
Washington
Warren Christopher
Vladislen Vasey
U. S
New England
White House Easter egg roll draws 15000 participants
President Carter and family joined over 15,000 youngsters and adults at the White House Easter egg roll in a carnival like event. The same day the National Book Awards announced winners across seven categories with Wallace Stegner's novel leading. Moon church members win temporary custody freedom after 2 1/2 weeks in parental custody.
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Washington
Carter
Amy
White House
Wallace Stegner
San Francisco
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
City County and Union Bargain Over Vacation Retirement Pacts
City County and union negotiators reached a compromise on vacation and retirement provisions for county blue collar workers Monday. They remained at odds over union dues deductions and service charges as talks continued on Page A-16.
Escapee Sparks High-Speed Chase Through Albuquerque
An escaped suspect from Montessa Park led police on a rapid pursuit through northern Albuquerque ending in a three car crash at Fourth and Osuna NW. Patrol units continued investigation and safety checks at the scene.
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Montessa Park
Albuquerque
Fourth
Osuna
UNM baseball ready for exhibition with Dukes after ASU sweep
Fresh off a historic doubleheader sweep of Arizona State, the University of New Mexico baseball team hosts the Albuquerque Dukes tonight at Sports Stadium for the first of two exhibition games.
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Arizona State
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque Dukes
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Hearing Looks at New Mexico Water Supply
A New Mexico water discussion likens water to fossil fuels as a scarce, overused resource. The hearing weighs who should receive water if supplies grow tight and who controls access.
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N.M. Water Supply
City Teachers Forming New Organization in Albuquerque
Albuquerque teachers announce the formation of the Coalition of Albuquerque Teachers COAT open to all teachers with minimal dues and focus on local issues The group will seek a representation election this spring and plans membership drives within two weeks The 10 member steering committee includes Jim Murdoch and Jim Dowling A 7 30 p m meeting at the Edelweiss am Rio Grande German American Club will present a constitution for ratification and set a date for officer elections Permission to petition requires signatures from 30 percent of bargaining unit members.
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Albuquerque
COAT
Jim Murdoch
Albuquerque Teachers Federation
New Mexico Federation of Teachers
Jim Dowling
Albuquerque Classroom Teachers Assn
Murdoch
Edelweiss Am Rio Grande
Menaul NE
Police To Cite All Vendors On Medians
Albuquerque Police will cite flower and newspaper vendors who sell from medians. Chief Bob Stover cites traffic hazards as the driver behind enforcement, with warnings first then citations for noncompliance.
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Albuquerque Police Dept
Bob Stover
William P. Lang
Albuquerque Publishing Co
Albuquerque Tribune
Stover
Council Sought to Oversee City Lawsuit Settlements
City Council President Jack Kolbert announced plans to introduce an ordinance at the next meeting requiring council consultation in settlement of lawsuits. The move follows a $960,860 settlement with Financial Resources Inc. over a proposed $100 million development near the Civic Auditorium, with payments totaling 960,860 and land valued at 617,000 to be exchanged for 230 acres on the West Mesa. The city will receive the land and deposit funds into an escrow, while officials say the deal was reasonable and could have cost more in court.
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Jack Kolbert
Kolbert
Financial Resources, Inc
Civic Auditorium
Amarillo
Stanley Marsh
West Mesa
Marsh
Auditorium
Mesa
Pat Bryan
Boy enjoys Albuquerque spring from Pacific Street walkway
Twelve year old Frankie Montoya enjoys the spring weather in Albuquerque looking over the Pacific Street pedestrian walkway above I 25. The city records a 72 degree high Monday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Francisco Flores of 414 Santa Fe SE.
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Frankie Montoya
Albuquerque
Pacific Street
I-25
Francisco Flores
Santa Fe SE
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Antanas Snechkus
State Dept
Christopher
Anatoly Dobrynin
U.S
Union
Chase
Dukes
Test Lobos
New Mexico
Sylvia Porter
Wea TV Ae
By Denise Tessier
By Susanne Burks
The
Coalition
Pete Domenici
Senate
N.M
Steve Reynolds
Brant Calkins
Sierra Club
Reynolds
Calkins
Hal Brayman
Senate Public Works Committee
Shaul Ben-David
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Domenici
Lang
San Mateo
Central
Harry Kinney
By Bruce Campbell
Journal
Jim Nachtwey
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