Carter hosts Hussein at White House warns against over optimism
President Carter welcomes King Hussein of Jordan to the White House and cautions that optimism should be restrained amid Arab Israeli divisions. Hussein states Jordan is ready to help seek a just, lasting Middle East settlement during the working visit.
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Carter moves to tighten U.S. arms export controls
President Carter plans to approve stronger rules on arms exports amid a broader effort to curb global sales. The administration aims to slow growth rather than slash total shipments, with a detailed memo outlining ceilings, sensitive weapons limits, advanced technology controls, and coproduction concerns.
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Apodaca Eyes City Man For State Development Post
Gov. Apodaca says former Roswell resident William Kundrat is a top prospect for the state Department of Development directorship. Kundrat was named acting director to replace Fabian Chavez who leaves May 1 and says no immediate changes are planned if he is chosen.
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Supreme Court declines Manson appeal on Tate LaBianca murders
The Supreme Court refused to hear Charles M. Manson's appeal challenging his conviction for the Tate LaBianca murders in Los Angeles eight years earlier.
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Manson appeal and Nixon aides delayed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court offered no ruling on Manson’s appeal or Nixon aides as justices postponed final action. Manson and followers were convicted for the Tate LaBianca murders with life terms after death sentences were overturned. The court reserved final consideration for a later private conference this week.
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Plan seeks 4 million bond issues for city roads
City Councilman Ralph W Boehms will present a 4 million bond package at a special meeting. The proposal splits into 2.75 million for upgrading street drainage and 1.25 million for street repairs. Roswell Mayor Jerry N Smith endorses the plan.
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