Longet to Court Again Over Loan Dispute in Aspen
Claudine Longet seeks nonpayment of a loan allegedly made to an Aspen resident, in a new court appearance in Aspen Colorado. Lowell Thomas donates 350 acre Pawling estate to Alma Mater to fund a law school addition and a portrait to hang at Lowell Thomas Law Center is unveiled. Congress calls for end to gypsy discrimination and Jane Fonda campaigns against big corporations over taxes and recognition for Romany gypsies. Brynner advocates postwar reparations from West Germany for gypsies killed by Nazis and urges end to Western Europe restrictions on nomads. Travel is praised as a gypsy renewal of life.
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Claudine Longet
Spider Sabich
Aspen
Colo
Thomas
Boris Karloff
United Nations
Brynner
Geneva
West Germany
Europe
New Hampshire Protest Over Temporary Plates
Governor Meldrim Thomson criticizes temporary red and white license plates as too similar to Massachusetts plates. He urges changes as residents voice concerns about plate design and identification.
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New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Massachusetts
Woody Allen Boycott Shocks Oscar Scene
Academy Award winner Woody Allen enacts a full-scale boycott of the Oscars. He bars listing Annie Hall awards at any theater showing the film amid statewide complaints. Observers report most objections focus on the film and its accolades.
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Woody Allen
Miss Crespin Undergoes Major Surgery in New York
Regine Crespin the French soprano has had major surgery for a non voice related condition and is recuperating in her New York apartment. A spokesman said the procedure was performed March 17 after she cancelled engagements in New Orleans and Richmond Virginia.
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Regine Crespin
New York
Brynner Seeks Gypsy Backing in World Romany Drive
Actor Yul Brynner, honorary president of the Second World Romany, appeals for Gypsy support in a campaign linked to the world Romany movement. He urges unity and collaboration among Romany groups to advance cultural recognition and advocacy efforts.
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Yul Brynner
18 year old Wisconsin freshman seeks legal challenge to waiter job rejection
Bruce Edgar, an 18 year old freshman at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, was denied a waiter job at a Lake Geneva resort. He considers suing for sex discrimination.
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Bruce Edgar
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Lake Geneva
Wis
Carter aims at voluntary restraint to curb inflation
Treasury Secretary Blumenthal says inflation could worsen if business and labor do not join Carter in a voluntary wage and price restraint plan. Carter names Strauss as inflation counselor and seeks to limit federal raises while urging workers to accept smaller increases and price restraint.
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Washington
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Carter
Blumenthal
Jerry Wurf
American Federation of State
Robert S. Strauss
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Market climbs as Dow gains after early dip
U S stock market moved higher with the Dow Jones average up 0.52 to 770.70 by noon after a modest morning slip. Volume favored gainers on the New York Stock Exchange as analysts cited Carter's economic message and a voluntary anti inflation approach.
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New York
Carter
RISD OKs Certificates and Budget Moves in Roswell
Roswell School Board approves 250000 in certificates of deposit split between First National Bank and Roswell State Bank with rates around 6.37 and 6.62 percent. A 5189.69 bid buys a staff car, plus 9020.19 for PE supplies. Budget shifts cover higher fuel and insurance costs. policy on distributing religious materials in class is debated. Next meeting May 2 at 7 30 p.m.
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Roswell
First National Bank of
Jerry Pritchard Chevrolet
Toney Anaya
Goddard High School
N. Main St
N. Mex
Jack M. Swickard
Jerry McCormack
R.M. Higginbotham
John Pettit
Christine Floyd
al Geary
Tom J. Borovina
Roswell N.M
Associated Press
Commission approves low bids for fence and courthouse upkeep
Chaves County Commissioners accept Matta Construction Co. Roswell for a 14500 dollar chain link fence around the new maintenance building on South Atkinson Avenue. Sears Plumbing and Heating Co. Roswell wins 14 dollar per hour bid for upkeep of the Courthouse and Jail. Fire departments to patrol on U S Forest Service land at 15 dollars per hour. Voucher for 298734.30 approved for Eastern New Mexico Medical Center facilities, project 43.1 percent complete.
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Chaves
Atkinson Avenue
Matta Construction Co
Roswell
Sears Plumbing and Heating Co
Duncan and Penasco
U.S Forrest Service
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
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American Federation of Government Employees
Labor Movement
America
Wurf
Lance
Bert Lance
Washington, D.C
Unifax
Dow Jones
EF. Hutton & Colam
E.F. Hutton + Co
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Amer
Farah
Amer Brands
Renfid
Avco
Mtg
Goodyear
Greyhoung
Chrysler Gulf Oil
Cities Ser
City Invest
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Coca Cola
IBM
de Webb Dresser Ind
Paper
DuPont
Kennecott
Eastman Kod
Exxon
el Paso
Levi Strauss
Ling Temco
Liten Ind
Lockheed
McDon Doug
Sperry Rand
MMM
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Telex Corp
Tenneco
Penn Eng
Texaco
Pennz
Phil Pete
Transam
RCA Corp
Union Oil
Cal
US Steel
West Ban
Santa Fe
Elec
Xerox
Sears
Shell Oil
E F. Hutton & Co
Ipi Glover
Chicago
EF. Hutton & Co High Low
RISD
Lewis Mauney
Commission
Hondo Lodge No. 74
John F. Wortman
Masons
Walter Keller, W.M
T-Bird
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