Chavez Campaign Attacks Cargo In New Mexico Race
Fabian Chavez pressed his campaign in east Valencia County accusing Governor Cargo of divisiveness and linking him to the liquor lobby. Chavez and supporters highlighted education funding and federal matching money while denouncing Ed Foreman and Navarro figures in a heated regional contest.
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Gallup council approves bids and liquor license hearing
The Gallup city council set a public hearing on transfer of a liquor license from 115 S. Second Street to 126 W. 66 Avenue. It approved bids for Ford Canyon and Wingate feeder work, and authorized $40,000 more for the Ford Canyon recreation project financed by the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.
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Cargo Promises Voc Tech School in Gallup Rally
Governor David F. Cargo pledged to establish a vocational technical school in Gallup during a Republican rally at the Ceremonial grounds, calling it akin to securing a branch college and saying it would attract industry and train locals for new and existing jobs. He spoke after a day of campaigning through Aztec and Zuni, with local GOP figures present and a large turnout.
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Farmington Firm Seeks Bus Line Approval
The Four Corners Transportation Co of Farmington seeks state authority to operate a Farmington area bus service. The State Corporation Commission scheduled a hearing on November 13 at City Hall. The company, run by Robert and Félix Lujan, plans to transport employees and passengers between Farmington and the Four Corners power plant, about 30 miles west, on a regular schedule.
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Independent Home Delivery Price Increase Notice
Due to rising production and distribution costs including wages, the independent home delivery price will be 65 a week. The new rate reflects higher expenses across the supply chain and aims to maintain service levels.
Chavez calls Davidson action a political ploy in tax dispute
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Fabian Chavez accused State Republican Chairman Robert C. Davidson of a political ploy after Davidson alleged Chavez failed to obtain a school tax number. Chavez denied requests for a tax number and claimed no tax was paid, while Revenue Bureau officials said tax-number information is confidential and can only be released by municipalities for a fee.
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Musicians Strike Halts Wages and Job Security Talks
AP reports a three major networks strike over pay and job security. In New York and Los Angeles where most shows are produced, 800 musicians walked out beginning at midnight. NBC said The Tonight Show would air as planned.
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Tower to speak at Farmington Republican dinner Saturday
GOP chairman H C Dickinson says Senator John Tower of Texas will address a San Juan County Republican dinner in Farmington on Saturday. The event is described as not a fundraising affair.
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Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Luis W. Alvarez
The 1968 Nobel Prize in physics goes to Prof. Luis W. Alvarez of UC Berkeley for decisive contributions to elementary particle physics. The committee highlights his discovery of resonances and states made possible by his development of the bubble chamber technique.
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University of California At Berkeley
Soviet Cosmonaut Beregovoy Returns From Four Day Orbit
The 47 year old Georgy Beregovoy lands after a four day manned mission aboard Soyuz 3. Tass reports a soft landing but no breakthroughs and notes docking systems development for future lunar and orbital platforms. Beregovoy feels well and is greeted by friends and reporters.
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Surgery on Galt Revealed on Coast
An attorney states a man using the alias Eric Galt underwent minor plastic surgery weeks before the April assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The operation reportedly did not greatly alter his appearance. Investigators cite Galt as the alias of James Earl Ray, who faces murder trials in Memphis.
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