Credit History Rules Extend to Married Couples Nationwide
The Federal Reserve announces that credit histories for married couples will be carried in both names. Ann Geary says millions of accounts will be affected as banks and retailers include consent language and create joint records for husbands and wives. The change aids divorced or widowed women by preventing credit gaps.
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Ehnoannte Curry Washington
UPI
Ann Geary
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Miss Geary
Geary
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Comptroller of the Currency
The
Federal Trade Commission
Judge Nunzio Sets Stern Tone in Hanafi Trial
Hamaas Abdul Khaalis and 11 Hanafi defendants face 32 counts from murder to conspiracy for the March siege of three buildings that left 149 hostages. Judge Nicholas Nunzio bans weapons in court and begins jury selection with 650 jurors. Khaalis and followers are watched by heavy security as motions sprawl, defense clashes with the judge, and a fatal shooting of radio reporter Maurice Williams is charged to all 12 defendants.
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Drew von Pergen Whington
UPI
Hamaas Abdul Khaali
Superior Court
Nicholas Nunzio
Stern
Tria
Nunzio
Khaalis
Philadelphia
Harry Alexander
Alexander
Hitler
Abdul Muziker
Maurice Williams
Graduate Course on Solving Classroom Problems at CSW
New Mexico State University offers a graduate course at the College of the Southwest on solving classroom problems and behavior modification. The summer course runs with sessions from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm until June 17 with instructor Dr. Jack Chambliss. classes began Tuesday, and interested teachers may start Thursday.
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New Mexico State University
College of the Southwest
Jack Chambliss
Rosalynn Carter Visits Costa Rica in Diplomatic Swing
First Lady Rosalynn Carter arrived in San Jose to meet President Oduber and Foreign Minister Facio and earned praise for her diplomacy and human rights stance. She planned to visit an elementary school and the Supreme Election Tribunal before continuing to Quito, Ecuador.
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Cheryl Arvidson
San Jose
Costa Rica
UPI
Rosalynn Carter
Central America
Mrs. Carter
President Carter
Facio
Carter
Juan ‘Santamaria
Rosalynn
Hunters Safety Course Planned at NMJC This August
The New Mexico Junior College aims to offer a hunter safety course for ages 10 to 18, focusing on gun handling, ammunition use, bow hunting, first aid, survival, and concentration. Enrollment is limited to 40 students with two August sessions from August 2 to 11 and August 16 to 25, meeting Tue and Thu evenings.
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New Mexico
Zee
Britain and U S consider Rhodesia action over Mozambique
Britain and the United States weigh joint steps including a U.N. Security Council appeal to force Rhodesia to withdraw troops from Mozambique. British and U S officials warn the invasion could spark a regional conflict and hinder moves to a peaceful black-rule transition.
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United Press International
Britain
United States
U.N. Security Council
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Security Council
Foreign Office
David Owen
Paris
Owen
Ian Smith
Charges Pending In Lovington Shooting
In Lovington New Mexico charges were pending Tuesday in a double shooting that left Lorean Zachery dead and Nelva Rollins wounded. Assistant District Attorney Ernest Carroll said the shooting occurred Saturday at a private residence and remained under investigation with charges expected to be filed Wednesday. Police Detective Ed Thomas said the incident followed an argument at Vernell Thomas home, with Rollins reported in serious condition.
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Lovington
N.M
Oeeers
Ernest Carroll
Ed Thomas
Arment
Vernell Omas
Lorean Zachery
Nelva Jean Rollins
Rollins
Southeast Plains Weather Outlook With Thunderstorms
Southeast plains expect occasional thundershowers through Thursday with locally heavy storms bringing strong winds heavy rain and visible hail. Warm conditions continue with highs in the mid 80s and nights in the upper 50s.
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United Press International
Southeast Plains
Dutch authorities delay mediation in Moluccan hostage crisis
The Netherlands delays responding to a mediation request from South Moluccan gunmen holding about 60 hostages. Troops seal a press center amid threats of reprisals while the crisis and calls for mediators continue.
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Ruth E. Gruber Assen
The
Netherlands
UPI
Indonesia
Ment Crisis Center
Sien
Spice Island
Dutchabinet
Lle
Cattlemen Vote On Beef Proposal In New Mexico
Ranchers and cattle producers will vote June 17 to July 15 on a plan to fund beef research marketing and advertising from proceeds of cattle sales New Mexico offices of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service will host the vote under strict eligibility rules ensuring only one vote per cattle firm or family.
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Las Cruces
N.M
UPI
Indus
New Mexico
Cers
Energy Plan Analysis Says Optimism Outpaces Reality
The Congressional Budget Office chief criticizes Carter energy proposals as overoptimistic and suggests goals like cutting oil imports by 4.5 million barrels daily by 1985 may be unattainable. She notes lower expected coal use, gas savings, and insulation attainment, urging a tougher plan or longer timetable.
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Whliam
Cayton Ashington
UPI
Carter
Congressional Budget Office
Alice Rivin
House Energy Subcommittee
Budget Office
Ms. Rivlin
Bargain Hunters Lift Stocks as Prices Hit 16 Month Low
Blue chip buyers pounced on issues at their lowest price in 16 months and propelled stocks higher in light to moderate trading. The Dow rose about 3.22 points to 901.88 near noon while 1,614 issues moved, 685 up and 403 down, with 526 unchanged.
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Frank W. Susser
UPI
New York
Dow
Rumors swirl over Beverly Hills Supper Club fire cause
Kentucky authorities say scores of rumors swirl about the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire that killed 13 and left 63 hospitalized. Gov. Julian Carroll and Fire Marshal Warrenge Worth say a firm cause may take time. FBI agents remain on scene with fingerprints and dental charts as officials verify victims and unidentified remains.
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Rick van Sant
So Gate
UPD
Beverly Hills
Julian Carroll
Warrengeworth
Mney
Southworth
Campbell County
Fred Stine
Stine
FBI
Blood Pressure Clinic Changes Schedule
Lea County Health Nurse Frankie Kizziah announces the blood pressure clinic now meets once a week on Wednesdays from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Health Center located at 302 N. 5th.
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Frankie Kizziah
Lea County
N. 5Th
Taos School Board Denied Exclusive Status in Appeal
In a split decision the New Mexico Court of Appeals denied the Taos School Board exclusive defense status in the appeal over Katherine Ann Stoudt a single pregnant teacher fired last year. The court granted amicus status to the Taos board allowing participation, with the State Board of Education retaining primary defense role though the board may still object.
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State Board of Education
Katherine Ann Stoudt
Miss Stoudt
Taos School Board
Court of Appeals
Emery Cuddys
Wood
State Board of
Educ
Taos
The
Taos Bo
Amicur
Two Officers To Be Hired For Covington Police
Covington city police announce the hiring of two officers for the upcoming season as the department works to fill vacancies. Chief J E P states the new hires will enhance patrol coverage and public safety.
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Covington City
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