IPSA Promotes Mail Service as USPS Competitor
Oklahoma City report on IPSA as a rival to the U S Postal Service. Thomas L Murray, IPSA president, says carriers will reach cities with 30 000 or more residents by 1975. IPSA delays post offices, offers IPSAgram facsimile messages and plans magazine delivery nationwide. Murray notes improved financing since the start of the year.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
IPSA
Uncle Sam
Independent Postal Service of America
U.S. Postal Service
Thomas L. Murray
States
Canada
Buffalo
N.Y
Murray
Ireland
Postal Service
National Service
U.S
Sam
Sears-Roebuck
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Montgomery Ward
Kansas
Tom
Harry
Orville DeClaire
U.S. Post Office
Post Office
Agreement ends strike at Phelps-Dodge refinery
A three-year contract ending the month-long strike of more than 700 workers at the Phelps-Dodge copper refinery was signed Tuesday night pending ratification by union members. The agreement includes a 92 cent hourly raise over three years, with 50 cents immediate, plus a cost-of-living index tie-in.
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EL Paso
Tex
Phelps- Dodge
Alfredo Montoya
United Steel Workers of America
Preventing Kidney Stones Through Diet and Hydration
Medical note explains stone prevention by identifying stone composition, increasing fluid intake to dilute urine, and using dietary adjustments. It outlines calcium oxalate, phosphate, uric acid, cystine, and infection related stones with treatments including thiazide diuretics, potassium citrate, allopurinol, antibiotics, and lithotripsy as needed.
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Western Hemisphere
Roswell Study Group Plans Two Public Lectures
The Roswell Study Group of San Antonio based Concept Therapy Institute will present two lectures this week. Dr. Herbert Dill and Charles Mattox head the talks in Roswell and El Paso, with the first at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Roswell Inn and the second in room 205 Wilson Hall at New Mexico Military Institute. Both talks are open to the public.
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Roswell
San Antonio
Texas
Concept Therapy Institute
Herbert Dill
Charles Mattox
el Paso
Tex
Roswell Inn
Wilson Hall
New Mexico
Ky Ky Petition to Run Faces Endorsement Shortfall
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky sought a place on the October 3 ballot at the Supreme Court but was short by 38 certified endorsements from provincial councilmen. Gen. Duong Van Minh endorsed Ky, calling it a travesty if Ky cannot run.
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Minh
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Duong van
Big” Minh
Supreme Court
Air Force
National Assembly
Regular-communication Roswell Lodge No. 18 AF and AM
Thursday August 5 at 7 30 p m James Beatty W M presides the notice calls members to attend the regular communication of Roswell Lodge No 18 AF and AM at the stated meeting place and time.
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Roswell Lodge No. 18
Af&am
Senate moves to cap federal election spending and set elections panel
Senate Democrats and Republicans reach a compromise on a 10 cent per voter limit for federal campaign spending with a 6 cent cap per media type, repealing equal time rules, and creating a six member Federal Elections Commission. They also alter broadcast time rules and keep a 5-5 spending split while allowing 20 percent crossovers between print and broadcast funds.
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H.L. Schwartz
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Federal Elections Commission
John O. Pastore
D-R.1
Democratic
Nixon
Two Held for Court Action in Separate Cases
Magistrate Kent Shannon ordered two people held for action by the Fifth District Court during Tuesday preliminary hearings. David Barela, 25, of Hager, faces auto theft charges tied to a July 21 Roswell theft and remains jailed on a $3,000 bond. a separate worthless checks charge is pending. Faye Wallace, 20, of 200 E. Deming, is charged with aggravated battery for a July 16 incident in which another woman was knifed and is free on a $3,000 bond.
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Fifth District Court
Kent Shannon
David Barela
Hagerman
Joe Casey
Roswell
Barela
Chaves County
Faye Wallace
E. Deming
FAA safety rule changes threaten higher costs for small airports
Congress and the FAA signal weaker safety standards and delayed certification for airports. Proposals would raise operating costs, with crash and fire rescue rules costing about 100000 dollars per airport and possibly more for annual operations.
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Washington
Congress
Federal Aviation Administration
James T. Morse
FAA
Morse
National Association of State Aviation
Airport and Airways Development Act
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
Quentin Burdick
Dn.c
John H. Shaffer
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
National Transportation Safety Board
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U.s.'s
van Dellen
Main St
Albert A Stubbs
Jerry McCormack
Leland Markward
Jimmy C Cox
Roswell N.M
Main
Willson Hall
New Mexico Military Institute
Military Institute
Dill
Dr. Dill
Ky Thes
James Beatty, W.M
Dunlop
Blackwall
Volkswagen
FED. Excise
A. J. Armstrong Tire Center
FIRST
Virginia
Didates
Wright's Palace Drug
Wilshire Center
N. Main
Great Western Monument Co
Georgia
Reat Western Monument Co
Curtis R. Haskins
S.E. Main
Roswell Savings and Loan
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