Kissinger to Lead New Paris Talks on Vietnam Cease Fire
United States launches fresh bid to salvage the Paris cease fire by arranging talks in Paris between Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho. William H. Sullivan and Nguyen Co Thach to prepare a review of implementation and pursue hard bargaining.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
William H. Sullivan
Nguyen Co Thach
Ronald J. Ziegler
White House
Sullivan
FDA to ban DES growth drug amid meat price hike warning
The Food and Drug administration will announce a total DES ban, an industry source said, a move expected to push hundreds of millions of dollars more onto Americans' annual meat bills. In South Dakota, an Indian man wounded at Wounded Knee last week died today after the shooting with federal officers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Rapid City
S.D
Wounded Knee
Four Injured When Car Hits State Highway Truck West of Roswell
Four people are injured after Regina Ligon 23 of Hobbs struck a New Mexico State Highway Department pickup stopped for warning cones near Roswell. Emry Swope 59 of Belen was hit and run over while placing signs. Swope and three others, including two young children, were taken to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center in satisfactory condition.
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New Mexico State Highway Department
Roswell
Regina Ligon
Hobbs
Highway Department
Emry Swope
Belen
Swope
Ligon
Bryan
Jerri
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Worst flood expected as Mississippi rises to records
The Mississippi River and tributaries flood across Missouri to the Delta, with 30 000 acres underwater and 6 000 families affected. Elsberry evacuated as dikes fail and St. Louis braces for a record crest, while 1700 Missouri National Guard members engage flood duty and barge traffic is halted.
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Mississippi Delta
St. Louis
Missouri National Guardsmen
Hannibal
New Madrid
Missouri Bootheel
Coast Guard
Mississippi
Illinois
Cairo
Ill
Rep Harold Runnels Cleared In Classified Info Probe
A House Armed Services subcommittee found no evidence that Rep Harold Runnels of New Mexico bought classified Pentagon information. It noted the February newspaper report was lacking substantiation and that no witnesses could confirm the alleged purchase of material. Runnels denies ever obtaining secret documents, saying the money related to a research project with no classified material.
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U.S House
Harold Runnels
Dn.m
Pentagon
House Armed Services Committee
Runnels
Subcommittee
Congressman Runnels
Seth Karor
Kantor
Armed Services Committee
Roswell Approves 2.4 Million Levi Strauss Plant Bonds
City of Roswell authorizes industrial development revenue bonds totaling 2.4 million for a permanent Levi Strauss manufacturing plant. Signing ceremony in Security National Bank board room with Mayor William Brainerd and bank president James A. Clark. Observers include Levi local manager Roger M. Cormier and bond attorney Michael D. Groshek. Officials call it a milestone and the result of much effort.
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Levi Strauss and Co
Roswell
Security National Bank
William Brainerd
James A. Clark
Roger M. Cormier
Levi Strauss
Michael D. Groshek
Denver
Colo
Girl seeks dog to prevent rabies shots after bite
Mary Boles, 12, was bitten on the hand while breaking up a dog fight near Riverside Drive. A medium white dog with black spots, possibly chained, is sought to verify inoculation status and avoid rabies treatment. contact Mary’s father Jack Boles at 1511 Highland Rd or call 622-4550.
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Mary Boles
Riverside Drive
The
Humane Society
Mary
Jack Boles
Highland Rd
Roswell
Washington Avenue School
Boles
Bonds signed for building pants plant
Levi Strauss pilot plant opened in Roswell in 1966 with about 150 employees and now 600. Roswell Industrial Development Revenue bonds of 2.4 million were authorized for more Levi Strauss facilities at Brasher Road and South Main Street, with construction due to start in June and finish next June.
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Levi Strauss
Roswell
Security National Bank
Levi Strauss and Co
Brasher Road
South Main Street
Brainerd
Union rejects move to end long Artesia strike
United Steel Workers refuse to sign a city council plan to end a seven month walkout by about 50 Artesia workers. The union objected to a clause denying further financial aid and hiring priority given to five rehired workers, while 18 of 20 strike related cases would be dropped if pleaded no contest.
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Artesia
N.M
United Steel Workers of America
Artesia City
Steel Workers
Hollan Cornett
Steel
Cornett
Roswell Tests Show Mixed Growth in District Scores
Achievement data presented to the Roswell board show good growth in elementary reading and language, but seventh grade results lag behind national norms. Math remains a problem area across grades two to eight with arithmetic computation notably weak.
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Roswell Independent School
Board of Education
Roswell High School
Little Theater
David Lee
DeJarnett
Lee
Roswell P Z to discuss street vacation near Gibson's 1144 W McGaffey
Roswell planning and zoning commission meets at 7 30 p m in city hall chambers to consider vacating a street near Gibson's Discount Store at 1144 West MacGaffey. The session, postponed for lack of a quorum, will cover about ten agenda items with action on the Gibson's site empowered by the city council.
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Gibson's Discount Store
McGaffey
Roswell
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