Cowboys Semifinal Loss Raises Stadium Frustrations
A postgame account from Irving, Texas describes a Cowboys semi final defeat seen from Texas Stadium. Weather, crowd noise, and parking woes shaped the visit, with high seats and long walks to the lot contrasting with a vivid, if critical, on site impression. The writer notes ticket prices, scalper activity, and heavy partisan presence among Californios, concluding the scene overshadowed the game.
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Cowboys
Sunshine Patriots
Texas Stadium
Clint Murchison
Walt Disney Productions
Wildcat Field
Irving
Texas
Juarez
Californios
Dallas
Loop 12
Turnpike Plaza
Metroplex
NMMI Ducks Civil Rights Debate Over Admission Policy
Roswell New Mexico Military Institute faces a clash over admitting women. Alumni claim tradition and economics guide policy while Attorney General Anaya urges compliance. First female cadets were slated for next month but delayed to September.
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Roswell, N.M
UPI
New Mexico Military Institute
Nmmi Alumni Association
James Lankford
Oe Anaya
NMMI
Real Tree For Plains Real Tree For Plains PLAINS Georgia
Plains Georgia hosts a 15 foot real Christmas tree with glittering ornaments and a Pabst beer can topper. The tree stands before Billy Carter's gasoline station as tourists observe. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation seeks vandals who toppled a prior plastic tree in Mais Street park.
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Plains
UPI
Eet
New York
Billy
Lovington Weather Update From Plains Showers Clearing
Lees Press reports showers ending and cooler conditions with a clearing trend. Tonight remains clear and cold. Tuesday brings fair skies and warmer temperatures with Lovington highs in the upper 30s tonight near 40s and Tuesday mid 40s.
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Lees Press International
Beast Plains
Lovington High
Christmas Card Donors List
Local clipping lists numerous Christmas card donors including Glen Williams Ruth Jana Roger Williams Jack Joyce Patti Twila Swinton Bill Joann Donna Lesle Matlock Jim Connie Josh Crow Shirley Gregg and Diana Joycy Papas Wickham Mary Stine Mamie Robbie Dean Judy Alexander Matt Suzanne Johnny Etcheverry R L Bobbye Larry Cee Hop Jeanne and All the Boge Fema Opal Mary Ann Polson Mary Ann Nora Polson.
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Glen
Ruth
Jana
Roger Williams
Jack
Joyce
Patti
Twila
Swinton
Bill
Joann
Donna
Lesle
Matlock
Jim
Connie
Josh Crowne
Shirley
Gregg
Diana
Joycy
Papas Wickham
Mary Stine
Mamie Robbie
Dean
Judy Alexander
Matt
Suzanne Johnny
Nancy Etcheverry
R. L
Bobbye
Larry Cee Hop
Jeanne
Mary Ann
R *T E
Nora Polson
International Solar Pool Formed by IEA Nations
ALIN MOSBY PARIS UP I The world's industrialized countries signed to pool solar energy knowledge to lessen oil dependence. The IEA nations agreed to coordinate heat and cooling research, collect data, and publish a sun energy handbook while preventing duplication of 175 million dollars in 1977 solar programs. Participants include Austria Belgium Denmark West Germany Italy Japan Netherlands New Zealand Spain Switzerland Sweden the United Kingdom the United States and the Common Market. France may join.
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Alin Mosby
Paris
UPI
International Energy Agency
Klein
IEA
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Spain
Switzerland
Sweden
United Kingdom
United States
France
Carter selects Kreps Bergland and Bell for Cabinet
President elect Jimmy Carter names Juanita Kreps as commerce secretary Griffin Bell as attorney general and Robert Bergland as agriculture secretary. Kreps is the first woman named to a Cabinet post Bell faces NAACP opposition over civil rights history Bergland is a Minnesota farmer and Mondale adviser.
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Griffin Fell
Minnesota
Robert i Bergland
Bell
NAACP
Carter
Kreps
Duke University
Durham
N.C
New York Stock Exchange
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J.C. Penney
Eastman Carter
M Kreps
Bergland
Walter Mondale
Mrs. Kreps
Commerce Post
May Charge Pilot In Stadium Crash
Police consider charges against the pilot of a light plane that crashed into Memorial Stadium after a Pittsburgh Baltimore game. Don Kroner and two officers were injured as the single engine Piper Cherokee nosed down into the upper deck. Witnesses said the plane entered about 10 minutes after the game ended and attempted a landing before audibly failing.
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Baltimore
UPI
Memorial Stadium
Pittsburgh
Don Kroner
Dennis Hill
Maryland
SnowDust Grips Truth or Consequences in Southern New Mexico
Residents of Truth or Consequences awoke to about one inch of snow from a front sweeping in from Arizona. Deming also saw a trace, with light showers elsewhere. A colder front entered northern New Mexico Sunday night producing only scattered snow showers in the mountains.
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United Press International
Truth Or Consequences
New Mexico
Arizona
Deming
NAACP Opposes Griffin Bell for Attorney General
The NAACP voiced strong opposition to President-elect Carter's nomination of Griffin Bell of Georgia as U.S. attorney general citing his civil rights record on the Georgia federal appellate court. NAACP spokesman Bush Wilson said the telegram to Carter urged no appointment and requested a meeting to discuss grave concerns about the rights of black Americans and the role of the courts.
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New York
Carter
Bell
Griffin Bell
Secnte General
The
United
China Criticizes USSR Policy Aims at Japan
The New China News Agency accuses the Soviet Union of trying to drag Japan into its orbit through political military and economic pressure. It cites Gromyko’s Tokyo visit and Brezhnev offers as steps to tilt Tokyo toward Moscow while widening Japan U.S. ties.
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Charles R. Smith
UPI
Hong Kong
China
Japan
New China
Kremlin
United States
Tokyo
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
NCNA
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Coffee Prices Head Still Higher
Washington based UPI reports Agriculture Department economists warn 1977 prices will rise further as world coffee production struggles to return to normal until 1979-80. Tea and cocoa also surge, with West Africa crops poor and Brazil’s 1975 freeze limiting export supplies.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Xperts
William C. Bowser
Rex F. T. Dull
Bowser
Dull
London
West Africa
Brazil
Supreme Court ends sexist beer sale limits in Oklahoma
In a 6 to 2 decision Justice Brennan invalidated Oklahoma’s law that allowed 18 year old women to buy 3.2 beer while men must wait until 21. Burger and Rehnquist dissented. The ruling found gender classifications must serve important objectives and be substantially related to them, which the state failed to show. A retailer named Hank and Holler was cited as standing in the case.
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Oklahoma
William J. Brennan Jr
Warren F. Burger
William H. Rehnquist
Brennan
Oklahoma State Universty
Curtis Craig
Hank and Holler
Burger
Confucius Statue Sparks Houston City Hall Debate
A four foot bronze Confucius statue planned for Houston City Hall generates protests from a women's advocate who calls the quote sexist. Parks Director Lanier says the statue is a gift and belongs in City Hall with the arts commission to decide on display.
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Bruce Nichols Houn
UPI
B.C
Confucius
Republic of China
Nikki van Hightower
Parks Direc
Tor Soones Lanier
Aengthy
Lanier
Commonwealth
Vanner
Houston
M Arts Commission
J Consulate
George Tuan
Meneo
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Lovington Or
Veese
Moneco
Western Grill
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Pete McGuire
Field Forman
Field Service
LeRoy Sumruld
Carroll Neely
Fred Allen
Dick Prysock
Lovington Rental Tool
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Lea County
Lovington
Lovington, N.M
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N.M
New AG
Ussr
U.S
Charlotte G. Moulton
Supreme Court
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