New Mexico Joins Pollution Club in Air Fight
Albuquerque reports rising pollution concerns as New Mexico joins the anti pollution movement. Residents worry about visibility loss from power plant emissions and a potential paper mill site along the Rio Grande Valley.
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Wives of POWs Arrive in Paris to Seek Vietnam Info
Three wives of American airmen missing in Vietnam arrived in Paris to press North Vietnamese officials for information. The Virginia Beach residents include Mrs. Thomas Stegman, Mrs. Robert Duncan, and Mrs. Richard Nelson. Mrs. Stegman said a phone call with the North Vietnamese mission was made and another is planned.
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Five in Custody in Washington County Bomb Incident
Sheriff Euree Curry said more arrests are expected after a Saturday bomb incident in Washington County. He declined to name the five in custody, all described as Negroes. Two were seen near Richard Turner's home where gunfire occurred. Lesley Sanders was wounded and in fair condition. dynamite was thrown into Turner's yard but did not explode. A fuse was pulled from three sticks by Ronnie Cooper, who lives with the Turners. The scene has a history of racial tension linked to Black empowerment efforts.
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Prime Minister Wilson and wife depart for Scilly Islands vacation
Prime Minister Harold Wilson and his wife Mary left London on Sunday for a weeklong holiday in the Scilly Islands, sailing amid press captions and public interest.
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No Recession Group Sees Economic Slowdown 1970
The National Industrial Conference Board says there will be no recession in 1970 but growth will slow. GNP may top $1 trillion with 5.7 percent growth, largely inflation. Unemployment could peak around 5 percent midyear before easing. Housing shortages worsen.
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Hobbs Residents Hurt In Mishap On Icy Road
A pickup truck overturned on icy U S 87 about 12 30 p m Sunday two miles north of Hobbs injuring Allan Woods 43 of Hobbs N M and his 1 year old son Carl Wood was in serious condition at Methodist Hospital Lubbock while the boy was in satisfactory condition Highway patrolmen Wallace Teaff and Billy Kelley investigated noting the vehicle skidded across the roadway and came to rest in the median southbound lanes
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Bank Robbery in Jurong Industrial Area
Three masked bandits stormed a bank in Jurong industrial area. They tied and gagged employees and fled with about 90 000 dollars in cash, police said Sunday.
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