Fall Color Heats Up as Indian Summer Persists
The piece notes unseasonably mild days with near 40 degree mornings and a long stretch of pleasant weather. Plans for a Montean picnic during school break include renting a lodge as Graham family members travel from Oklahoma and Arizona to enjoy the high country before a cold front ends the spell.
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Montean
Water Lodge
Graham
Oklahoma
Arizona
Cloudcroft
Ruidoso
Aspen
Arabs Will Maintain Oil Ban To United States
Beirut dispatch reports no immediate truce in the oil embargo campaign against the United States as Arab states pledge to uphold the ban.
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United States
Joun F
Sims Beirut
United
Unemployment Rate Holds At Five Point Nine Percent
New Mexico's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for September sits at 5.9 percent, unchanged from August. The state reports slight job gains while unemployment drops, with Albuquerque at 5.1 percent versus 5.0 in August as schools reopen and tourism wanes. Arab oil sources foresee oil supply limits persisting beyond a ceasefire.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
State Employment Security Commission
ESC
Louis Re Bachicha
Sporadic Fighting Mars Mideast Cease-Fire
The United States placed airmen and ground troops on alert as a precaution amid Middle East tension. Egypt and Israel report sporadic clashes along the Suez Canal while the ceasefire sponsored by the two powers appears to hold.
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United States
Middle East
Hrad
Russia
Egypt
Israel
Isqiez Canal
Pentagon
Moscow
Mideast
Anwar Sadat
Nixon delays national address again on Watergate crisis
President Nixon postpones a nationally televised news conference planned to discuss the Watergate crisis and the Middle East war. Press secretary Gerald Ford Warren says the event will be rescheduled for Friday after a day of consultations with advisers.
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Helen Thomas Wallington Orrd
Nixon
Middle East
Pepity
Gerald le Warren
Warran
White Huse
Anatoly Dobrynin
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Henry Jackson
D-Washey
White House
U S Senator Demands End to Arab Oil Dependence
Senator Pete Domenici of New Mexico urges energy conservation to cut U S reliance on Arab oil from about ten percent of total petroleum products. He notes a commitment to an energy conservation bill and calls for reducing foreign petroleum dependence.
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Washington
Pete Domaici
United States
New Mexico
Domenici
Senate
Enermy
Nightly UFO Buff Awaits Visitors Over Eastern New Mexico
Mrs. Bobbie Wolf of Milnesand near Tatum leads local interest in unexplained skies. She cites a bright October 21 sighting and recalls Air Force ground observer posts in 1954. Wolf believes sightings follow a 1950s prediction of five year cycles and notes many accounts are explainable as normal phenomena under abnormal conditions.
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Outer Space
Bobbie Wolf
Milnesand
Tatum
Wolf
John
Air Force
Ground Observer Filter Center
el Paso
New Mexico
J. Allen Hyneck
Northwestern University
Services Friday For Mrs. Northcutt
Mrs. Allie Lena Northcutt 84 former Lovington resident dies after an extended illness in Lovington Lea General Hospital. She lived at 905 West Taylor Lovington and was a member of Jackson Avenue Baptist Church. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Jackson Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. Joe Vernon and Rev. Dudley Anderson officiating. Interment Resthaven Memorial Park. Casketbearers: John Fulton Jim Stewart Elbert Lynn Carl McCraw Loy Walker Joe McCraw.
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Allie Lena Northcutt
Lovington
Lovington Lea General Hospital
Orval Riker
Prairievein
George A. Northcutt
Anson
Texas
Ada Huddleston
Abilene
Weather Outlook for Northern New Mexico and Surrounding Areas
The forecast calls for clear to sunny skies with a breezy to windy afternoon, turning cooler in the north. Temperatures reading around Tucumcari 78 high 38 low, Clovis 78 and 39 76, Ailesia 80 38 82, Loving ton 84 40 56, Central Mountains fair today, Santa Fe 64 high 30 low, with cold tonight and strong winds in northern sections.
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Tucumcari
Clovis
Ailesia
Lovington
Central Mountains
Santa Fe
U S Alerts Thousands of Troops in Precautionary Move
The United States ordered thousands of elite troops and Air Force units worldwide on a precautionary alert amid fears Soviet troops might go to the Middle East to police a ceasefire. Officials stress the move is not a redeployment toward war, with diplomats pushing for a diplomatic solution.
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Sadat
Henry A. Kissinger
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Middle East
Defense Department
Wase
Pentagon
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N.coy
Europe
Edward K. del
Washington PI
United States
Mideast
Moscow
Se. Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
White House
United Sates
Gerald L. Warren
Anatoly PF. Dobrynin
Henry A. Wissinger
Dobrynin
Kremlin
State Department
Unite States
Sovia
Anatoly Fe Dobrynin
United Nations
Hve
Dobryin
Henry M. Jackson
Kreml
Nolce
Israel
Egypt-Syria
U.S
Widcoming
Ue S
Stategic Air Command Gac
George D. Aiken
R-Vte
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New Mexico Bases Silent on Military Alert Status
Spokesmen at Kirtland Holloman and Cannon AFBs refused comment on any alert noting no indication of guard unit mobilization. General John P. Jolly said he would know if a guard call came, while Col Jack Bennett of the 7th Tactical Fighter Wing at Cannon cited awaiting a DoD announcement. Holloman said operations continued with Braveshield Six exercises nearby.
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New Mexico
Kirtland
Holloman
Cannon
Johm P. Jolly
New Mexico National Guard
Washington
Jack Bennett
7Th Tactical Figher
Cannon Afb
Clovis
Bennett
Department of Defense
Holloman Apb
Almogordo
Fort Bliss
Nixon adviser forecasts healthy 1974 economy
President Nixon’s economic adviser predicts a healthy economy in 1974 despite unemployment and inflation concerns. Herbert Stein expects slower food price surges, possible wage demands, and no recession, while Arthur Burns cautions inflation could rise with price pressures and calls for tax action.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
House
Ways and Means
Stein
Amendment 5 Seeks Five Member County Board in Bernalillo
A special election may decide Amendment 5 creating a five member district elected Bernalillo County board with four year terms two term limits. Amendment 7 would allow unlimited two year terms for county officers and set a 70 year age limit. The Legislative Council notes potential term length conflicts and statewide implications.
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Santa FE
Legislative Council Service
Bernalillo
County. K
Bermalillo County
New Mexico
United States
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