Mitchell Approved Says Magruder
Former attorney general Mitchell is cited by Magruder as approving activities tied to the Watergate affair. Magruder testifies Mitchell authorized plans discussed at a Key Biscayne meeting and later denied illegal intent, naming others involved while seeking partial immunity from prosecution.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Justice
Liddy
Hagerman Schools Among New Mexico to Share Emergency Aid
Federal funds under the Emergency School Aid Act will flow to 13 New Mexico districts for basic instruction improvements. The Hagerman Municipal School District receives 3,280 dollars, with other allocations listed for Carlsbad, Taos, Raton, Las Vegas, Socorro, Hatch Valley, and more. total funding is about 1.4 million dollars.
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UPI
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Socorro
Hatch Valley
Hagerman
Municipal
Brashear declines pursuit of appeal after board ruling
Don Brashear, Lovington art teacher refused rehire in spring, will not pursue further appeals after the State Board of Education upheld the local board. The panel voted 6 to 3 to affirm. Brashear plans to work as a store decorator for C R Anthony Co., staying based in Lovington and serving about 10 stores in eastern New Mexico and west Texas.
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New Mexico
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Lovington
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Fred Comstock
Albuquerque
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Gallup
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Las Cruces
George Elliott
Henry Rodriguez
Virginia Gonzales
Joe Romero
Espanola
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Belen
New Mexico Court of Appeals
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C.R. Anthony Company
Lovington and Travlling
West Texas
Price Freeze Draws Tepid Support Across Markets
Dealers box Nixon's 60 price freeze as too late amid selling pressure on the dollar in Europe. Gold in London opens lower then jumps to 116 an ounce, while Frankfurt and Zurich see the dollar slip. In Hong Kong gold dips to 104 and the dollar rises to 5.1037 Kong dollars as markets digest the move.
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Nixon
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Zurich
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New State Laws Take Effect in New Mexico Friday
New Mexico ends 1973 session with 269 bills signed by Gov Bruce King becoming effective at midnight Friday. Among changes are a higher minimum wage new community property law motorist helmet mandate and statutes shielding journalists sources. A state identification card program and an official state grass designation also take effect.
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Santa FE Upi
Bruce King
C-Curry
New Mexico
State Highway Department
New Program To Serve Veterans In New Mexico
The State Planning Office announced a new program to assist veterans, offering technical aid to local jurisdictions and coordinating with state agencies to ensure uniform programs. Robert C. Perea, chairman of Veterans for Action, was named veterans affairs coordinator.
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New Mexico
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Veterans For Action
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Local Woman Rushed To Bedside Of Ill Mot her
Mrs. H. L. Bridgforth returned from Vallejo California to be with her mother Cora Weber who remains critically ill though slightly improved. Weber had been in ill health for some time and her condition worsened recently.
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Vallejo
California
Cora Weber
Weather Update for Eastern Plains and Surrounding Areas
The Eastern Plains may see a few heavy showers this afternoon and early evening with Friday partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon thundershowers. Clovis, Lovington, and Artesia reach mid 60s to mid 80s as Central Mountains and South Central Valleys also expect scattered showers and warm highs into the upper 70s and 80s.
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Girl Scouts Plan Day Camp And Overnight Event
Girl Scout day camp registration runs June 11 to 16 at 1014 W Gore and 1301 S Fifth for a $3 fee. Camp sessions June 18 to 22 at McAlester Park run 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. for girls seven to as old as second grade to 16. Activities include fire building cooking crafts and songs with an overnight for juniors and cadets Thursday night and a Parents night on Friday.
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W. Gore
Bonnie Anderson
Barbara Kirkland
McAlester Park
Runnels pushes immediate Alaska or Canada pipeline decision
U.S. Representative Harold Runnels urges Congress to decide now on building a trans-Alaska or trans-Canadian oil line to the lower 48. He says a six month study would delay access to North Slope oil by up to a decade for a Canadian route or three years for an Alaska route.
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UPI
Harold Runnels
Congress
New Mexico Democrat
Runnels
U.S. House
Interior Department
Cable Car Riders Stranded on Sandia Mountain
Forty people were left in two cramped cable cars suspended hundreds of feet above the Sandia Mountains while rescuers battled wind and a derailed drive. Ben Abruzzo, Sandia manager, said a crane would attempt to straighten the tangled cables as bulldozers cleared a path up the mountain.
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Rocky Sandia Mountains
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Abruzzo
King backs short Alaska pipeline plan
Governor Bruce King expressed support for constructing a shorter oil delivery pipeline from Alaska through Canada, saying a longer Trans Alaska route would be too costly and slow. He suggested a 789 mile line could be built and usable within about a year, noting IOCC discussions favor completing a pipeline to supply fuel.
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Bruce King
King
Alaska
Canada
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
Congress
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
IOCC
Watercolor Workshop With James C Christensen In Lovington
A watercolor workshop led by James C Christensen of Santa Maria California runs in Lovington from August 26 to 31. Interested participants should contact Mrs E D Shipp at 396-2152 or write to 1104 W in Ossatesdaaaa eh Mrs Shippar ments to be made as soon as possible to attend.
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Santa Maria
California
Lovington
E. D. Shipp
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