ENMU Regents eye Dec 1 hire for new president
The Eastern New Mexico University board in Roswell heard a presidential search committee report urging a Dec. 1, 1976, installation if possible. The panel proposed a $38,000 salary, a personal auto, and an expense account, with Aug. 1 for applications and Sept. 15 to narrow to five candidates.
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Eastern New Mexico University Board of Regents
ENMU
Roswell
Charles Meister
Donald W. Whisenhunt
Board of Regents
Ford aid plan okay doubted
Congressional leaders doubt approval of Ford's request for 722 million in military aid for South Vietnam while backing limited authority for U S troops to evacuate Americans and endangered Vietnamese. Ford urged action by end of next week to clarify troop use in Indochina and help pull out up to 200 000 friendly Vietnamese.
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Ford
South Vietnam
U.S
Congress
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
John L. McClellan
Appropriations Committee
Vietnam
Cambodia
Indochina
Bella S. Abuzug
D-N.y
Anthony Moffett
D-Conn
George Miller
D-Calif
Central Intelligence Agency
Two area men die in underground pipe accident
Dexter electrician John Raymond Swarengin, 37, and Hagerman farmer Jackson Wiggins were trapped in a field pipe east of Hagerman after a water main broke. Swarengin had gone to remove a motor and awoke his helper to call utility workers. Wiggins entered to help. Medical examiner Fred Swiney said cause pending, with police suggesting sewer gas may have incapacitated them. Fire crews from Hagerman and Dexter and Roswell divers recovered the bodies after pumping out sewer water.
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Dexter
Hagerman
John Raymond Swarengin
Jackson Wiggins
Swarengin
Dexter Electronic Shop
Wiggins
Fred Swiney
Dexter Fire Department
Roswell Fire Department
New Mexico Labor Leader Arrested in Denver Arson Plot
Edward Lewis Urioste 38 of Albuquerque remains jailed in Denver on conspiracy to commit arson charges after allegedly flying with 100 sticks of dynamite and 50 pounds of dynamite powder. Urioste is executive secretary of the New Mexico Building and Construction Trades Council with about 15 000 members. Gov Apodaca signs sales tax bill granting cities power without referendums. He also vows to veto a bill restricting post term salary increases for civil offices held by current legislators.
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Denver
New Mexico
Edward Lewis Urioste
Albuquerque
Urioste
New Mexico Building and Construction Trades Council
Apodaca cabinet nears completion in New Mexico
Gov. Jerry Apodaca says 13 of 15 cabinet slots are filled with 12 secretaries named and energy secretary to be designated later. The quasi cabinet aims to liaison with state agencies, improve decision making and accountability, with a booklet detailing the structure released.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Robert Ferguson
Apodaca
Energy
Richard de Uriarte
Nick Franklin
New Mexico
Grand jury may finish work soon in Chaves County
A source close to the Chaves County Grand Jury expects most work to be completed by early next week as investigations proceed at a good rate. Judge Snead instructed the panel to first probe allegations against the district attorney while witnesses including city officials and law enforcement officials have been observed near the jury room.
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Chaves
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