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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1977

Page

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Burros dispute could trigger legal action for reimbursement

Roswell man seeks about 10000 dollars from state or federal government for feeding 16 burros from 1974 to 1975 after they were sold to another party and retained by him at his own expense. Attorney Kenneth B. Wilson says a letter to Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus requests reimbursement and a District Court suit may follow if no action is taken.

Secretary of the Interior Cecil Andrus Roswell Kenneth B. Wilson Wilson James Scott Colorado City Tex US Supreme Court BLM U.S. Supreme Court US. Attorney’s Office Albuquerque The Daily Record Jim Grant Attorney's Office Grant Lee Garner State Livestock Board Garner

Experts to cap North Sea oil well blowout in Ekofisk field

In Stavanger Norway AP reports oil well blowout experts from Texas arrived to cap a burst pipe from Phillips Petroleum Co Bravo rig. A 180 foot fountain of crude spurted in Ekofisk center, raising fears of Europe’s worst oil spill disaster.

Stavanger Norway Texas North Sea Europe Phillips Petroleum Co Bravo Ekofisk

North Sea Blowout Forces Evacuations and Spill Concerns

The Norwegian oil platform evacuated 112 crewmen after a pipe broke late Friday, releasing an estimated 49 000 gallons of oil per hour. The 12 mile by 1.2 mile slick threatened Norway and Denmark coastline with possible severe pollution as Red Adair crews inspect from the air. Authorities warned wind could shift the spill, with full containment expected in one to three months.

Norway Denmark Jutland Phillips Red Adair Houston Tex Adair London British Broadcasting Corp Gassi Touil Sahara Desert Ekofisk Brian €. Hague

Pipe bomb explodes in Washington National Airport locker room

A pipe bomb in a workman's toolbox exploded in a locker room at Washington National Airport, killing janitor Julious B. Rogers, 51, of Washington. FBI sealed the area and investigated. authorities noted shrapnel and powder burns with little other damage.

Washington Washington National Airport FBI Julious B. Rogers Federal Aviation Administration FAA David Hess Hess Robert G. Kunkle Alexandria, Va Dulles International Airport Washingtonn National Washington Area

Apodaca Admits Loan Denies Ties In State Deal

An Albuquerque businessman lent 100000 to a venture linked to Gov. Jerry Apodaca while another business was appealing to the Health and Social Services Department. Apodaca says no impropriety and notes refinancing occurs in many cases. The nursing home Western Elder Care seeks a Medicaid rate cut from about 17 to 13 per patient daily, a change tied to assorted disallowances and pending appeal extensions.

Santa FE Albuquerque Jerry Apodaca Venture Capital Corp. of New Mexico Santa Fe New Mexican Ben Bronstein Western Elder Care, Inc Health and Social Services Department Apodaca Family Shoe Store Corp Bronstein HSSD Family Shoe Blue Cross Blue Shield

Daylight Saving Time Begins Across U S

The article notes DST takes effect at 2 a.m. EST Sunday becoming 3 a.m. EDT, awarding an extra evening hour and lasting six months until the last Sunday in October. Clocks are urged to move forward one hour with the motto Spring forward Fall back.

Washington

DEA chief vows to investigate New Mexico police cooperation

Albuquerque AP reports DEA Director Peter Bensinger will personally examine the lack of cooperation between federal narcotics agents and New Mexico police. He spoke with Attorney General Toney Anaya at the Southwestern States Conference, noting New Mexico as an exception to border-state cooperation. Sam Papich urged renewed federal state collaboration amid concerns of disorganization and rivalries.

Albuquerque New Mexico U.S Drug Enforcement Administration Peter Bensinger DEA Toney Anaya San Diego Bensinger Sam Papich

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