13 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1977
Page
1
President Carter commutes the 20 year Watergate burglary mastermind G Gordon Liddy to eight years in prison. The move reduces the lengthy sentence and shifts the timeline of the case as reported on Page A 2.
The chief medical officer of the Health and Social Services department summarizes a two year study identifying factors that may indicate the presence of bubonic plague carrying rodents in New Mexico. Page A-13.
World and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin and U S officials held a constructive and useful discussion on strategic arms limitation on Tuesday as the White House noted. The talks also touched briefly on the American seizure of Soviet fish in vessels.
State and federal agencies impose a smoking and campfire restriction Friday across southern New Mexico wildlands. The area includes Capitan, Sacramento and Guadalupe ranges with boundaries along US 54 US 62 180 US 285 and NM routes. Smoking allowed only in approved zones or vehicles. campfires restricted to designated areas and posted sites. Charcoal and stove fires outside dwellings are banned. The order, signed in Santa Fe by the State Forestry Commission with federal partners, aims to curb high to very high fire danger.
Jack Claw a 32 year old Arizona coal miner gained movement in fingers after his left hand severed at the wrist on March 6 was reattached by surgeons at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine Division of Hand Surgery. It marked the division's first successful total hand reimplantation. He was released from Bernalillo County Medical Center Tuesday with doctors cautioning it may take a year before he can work again.
Spokesmen for ACTA and allied groups oppose the Coalition of Albuquerque Teachers which seeks a representation election this spring. The bid targets about 4,000 APS teachers and staff, with a 10 member steering committee planning drives for 30 percent signatures in the bargaining unit.
Atomic Industrial Forum's Bill Perkins urged that the federal government control public information on radioactive waste arguing media misreporting fuels confusion. He spoke at an EPA sponsored Albuquerque workshop on radiation protection standards for nuclear wastes.
A 5 year old girl from Roswell had her right arm severed by a washing machine. Doctors spent nearly 16 hours reattaching the limb at the Bernalillo County Medical Center. The child was in the pediatric ICU after emergency transport from Roswell.
City records show only about half of the general obligation bond money approved in 1971 has been spent, with $65.8 million of $118 million available and $10 million more to be sold this summer. Revenue bond proceeds show $32 million spent of nearly $80 million. A state of delays stems from federal matching grants, right of way issues, and design problems.
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