Big match pitting Bobby Riggs against Billie Jean King tonight
A lively note about a TV tennis party with friends Gar land Carter and the author. They plan a private den viewing with pizza and a rematch scheme, while noting Riggs’s money motives and possible publicity angles. The piece also mentions new car jargon from Ford and rising enrollment at New Mexico Junior College.
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Bobby Riggs
Billie Jean King
Garland Carter
Mama
Garland
Riggs
Margaret Court
Bobby
Carter
Billie Jean
TA Workshop Times Set Across Weekend Sessions
Final times for the I am Okay You're Okay workshop announced by Lovington Woman's Club. Due to low registration there will be four sessions over the weekend: Friday 7 to 10 p.m., Saturday 2 to 5 p.m., Saturday 7 to 10 p.m., and Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Instructors are Marylynn and Gerald Goldhaber, co directors of the Southwest Institute of Transactional Analysis Association. Mrs Goldhaber is a clinical social worker at the Family Counseling Service in Albuquerque. She earned an MSW from Houston University. Goldhaber is an assistant professor at the University of New Mexico with a PhD from Purdue University and is a provisional ITAA member.
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Jim McCory
Lovington Woman's Club
Marylynn
Gerald Goldhaber
The
Southwest Institute of Transactional Analysis Association
Goldhaber
Family Counseling Service
Albuquerque
Houston University
University of New Mexico
Purdue University
ITAA
Agnew Won't Quit Says White House Not Pressuring
Presidential spokesman Gerald Warren denied claims the White House seeks to force Vice President Agnew to resign. He said there is no White House plan to push Agnew out and deflected questions about public support, noting ongoing attorney general led investigations. A source close to Agnew said the White House may be behind resignation rumors and that Agnew would fight the situation.
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Washington
Gerald le Warra
Nixon
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Warren
Agnew
Warrren
Warran
UPI
Washington Post
Ammen
Kissinger Faces Senate Vote Amid Policy Gaps
Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Henry Kissinger 16 to 1 as secretary of state with many policy differences persisting. Chairman Fulbright said approval aims to repair Congress executive rift while Kissinger pledges full consultation on major decisions amid debate over new strategic weapons and war powers.
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DHN Hall
Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Nate Foreign Relations Committee
eMe
Harvard
George McGovern
D-S.de
Congress
Kissinger
Vietnam
Indochina
Fulbright
Soviet Union
Nixon
Senate Near Agreement On Pension Protection
The Senate moved toward a pension protection bill aimed at 200,000 company plans covering 38 million workers. Over 30 years firms must fund obligations while a minority of liberals seek to block a tax loophole for wealthy professionals.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
Dwise
Weather notes for Northeast and Southeast Plains
Northeast Plains will see mostly sun through Thursday with steady temperatures and gusty afternoon winds. Clovis and Tucumcari range from 57 to 88 degrees. Southeast Plains stay partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms through Thursday. Artesia and Lovington forecast 58 to 89 and 57 to 88 degrees.
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Tucumcari
Southeast Plains
Artesia
Lovington
NMJC Student Officers Elected
New Mexico Junior College elected student officers with Tom Parker of Eunice as president and Randy Gatewood of Hobbs as vice president. Pam Beeson of Hobbs named secretary, Lynda Potter of Hobbs treasurer, and Vicki Jenkins of Lovington sophomore class president.
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New Mexico Junior College
Tom Parker
Eunice
Randy Gatewood
Hobbs
Pam Beeson
Lynda Potter
Vicki Jenkins
Lovington
Myles Bagley
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Sandy Combs
Aleta Hitt
Jerry Fort
Tatum
Jeanie Harris
Cassie Ater
Penny Beeson
Tina Moody
Janice Taylor
Debbie Appleton
Roswell Cancels School Bond Election
Roswell Independent School District votes to cancel a $2 million bond election planned for October 2 citing computational mistakes in the initial report. Superintendent Roger Luginbill notes misallocated items and promises a new needs study for board review.
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Roswell
UPI
Roswell Independent
Det
Hornsea panel backs first naturist beach in Britain
A Hornsea municipal committee recommends designating a local beach Britain's first naturist zone. Council clerk John Jobey cautions the move must reflect genuine naturism and not invite indiscriminate participation.
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Hornsea
England
UPI
Britain
John Jobey
LTSC Considers Tax Change on Heavy Equipment
Santa Fe New Mexico. The Legislative Tax Study Committee will draft a bill to tax heavy construction equipment under a special Colorado style category rather than property tax. Currently owners owe no tax while equipment is out of state, and only 93 firms paid in 1972 out of about 500 liable firms.
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Santa FE
UPI
Legislative
New Mexico
Colorado
Llan
AG May Reverse Decision On Hughes Registration
New Mexico Attorney General David Norvell reversed an earlier ruling on Col. James Lindberg Hughes' voter registration. He said the registration done by Hughes’ wife via power of attorney in 1967 should be canceled, but Hughes may register if he meets the qualified elector requirements. Hughes, a 1967 Vietnam War pilot and 1974 GOP gubernatorial candidate, had prompted questions about his NM residency and registration status.
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Santa FE
UPI
Attye
David Norvell
James Lindberg Hughes
Norvell
Hughes
North Vietnam
New Mexico
Secreary of
Betty Fiorina
Carthy
Secretary of State
Duke City Stations Join In Shutdown
About 25 percent of Albuquerque service stations closed in protest of Phase IV gasoline price controls. AAA officials warned closures could spread to Las Cruces and Deming, with remaining stations likely to be overwhelmed by motorists seeking fuel, possibly causing a regional shortage. The New Mexico Gasoline Retailers Association reported wide participation in the shutdown, with about 50 percent of members delaying operations.
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United Press International
Albuquerqie
American Automobile Association
Ray Primer
AAA
Alia Qiermie
Las Cruces
Deming
Primer
Albuquerque
Nate Primer
Pasoline
William Blaker
New Mexico
Las Cruces- Area
Blaker
Farmington
Gallup
Tucumcari
Ruidoso
Roswell
Alamopordo
Dening
Lordsburg
Silver City
Iatch
Anthony
la Mesa
Organ
Sextuplet Dies After Efforts Fail
Julia Stanek a 2 pound 15 ounce sextuplet died of hyaline membrane disease after battles with blood and breathing problems. Her sister Catherine received a transfusion while on a respirator at the University of Colorado Medical Center. The Stanek couple welcomed four boys and two girls born Sunday night.
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John J. Sanko
Denver
UPI
Julia Stanek
Tibor Engel
Engel
Edna Stanck
Eugene
Ghilian
Stanek
Julia
Catherine
University of Colorado Medical Center
Joan F. Kennedy
White House
Bank Robbery disrupts Santa Fe Capito l Bank
Norvell on scene as two bank robbers empty cash drawers of about $9 000 at the Bank of Santa Fe near the capitol. One suspect Andy Cayillo 24 Santa Fe arrested later at a motel. more than $9 000 and a .38 pistol recovered. Police anticipate arraignment in Albuquerque on federal bank robbery charges.
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UPI
David Norvell
Norvell
Capitol
Bank of Santa Fe
Andy Cayillo
Jon B. Valdez
Valdez
Alburquerque
Bend
Ye Norvell
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