Elvis Presley Dies at 42 in Tragic Death
The article recalls Elvis Presley known as the King of Rock and Roll dying at age 42 on a Tuesday. It notes his impact on American music and culture, the early doubts about rock n roll, his Army service, and enduring popularity despite critics and controversy.
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Elvis Presley
Presley
Elvis
Brezhnev praises Carter on human rights amid canal debate
Brezhnev said Carter's recent human rights remarks sound positive and hinted at a readiness to respond to any good initiative. The discussion centers on Carter's Panama Canal treaties to transfer control to Panama by 2000, sparking concerns over property rights, possible fee hikes, and Soviet influence in the zone. Former President Ford supports ratification as a step forward.
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Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Brezhnev
Carter
Breshnev
Panama Canal
United States
Canal Zone
Gerald Ford
Canal
Panama
Pacific
Denturists gain Roswell forum support for denture work
A public forum letter urges Roswell residents to back allowing denturists to fit and make dentures without dentist involvement. The writer cites high dentist fees of 250 to 300 dollars per plate and claims low risk, arguing for consumer choice and possible price competition. If legal action fails, political action is proposed.
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Roswell
Roswell Roundup of Community Events and Local News
Twenty five years ago on August 17 1952 Howard Babcock of Roswell served as master of ceremonies at Lions Club ladies night and installation in Tatum Mayor Warren Cobean of Roswell was named by an Albuquerque paper as leading Republican for lieutenant governor Deput Sheriff J C Jones and Wilson Wheeler pursued a large swindler described as 311 pounds and 6 feet 9 inches Miss Patty Wheeler was named Royal Princess of the Little Damon Pythian Sunshine Girls Council John Meyers and Linda Kay Jennings were among two young Roswell belles in a beauty revue Downtown Bible Class held a picnic at the Mansfield Tweedy estate on Riverside Drive Janice Tankersley led Junior Garden Club in planning a trip to see Ruidoso gardens Mrs L L Turnage spoke on iris care Also noted the Dollar Can price drop to four dollars.
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Howard Babcock
Roswell
Lions Club
Tatum
Warren Cobean
Albuquerque
J.C. Jones
Wilson Wheeler
Southwest
Patty Wheeler
Curtis Wheeler
Fourth St
The
Little Damon Pythian Sunshine Girls Council
Castle Hall
Linda Kay Jennings
Raymond Jennings
Sharon Kay Meyers
John Meyers
Belles of
NEA NM seeks large school and higher education funding hike
The NEA New Mexico calls for a 18 percent rise in state school funding to 3531,000,000 and a 19 percent lift for higher education, adds a 3 percent cost of living boost for retired staff, and backs an equitable funding formula. It opposes new programs until the state’s teacher salary aligns with the national average.
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Santa FE
National Education Association
New Mexico
Nea-Nm
United States
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Texas
Oklahoma
Edmund A. Gaussein
Educational Retirement Association
Public Employer Retirement Association
Educational Certification and Standards Commission
State Education Department
State Education Board
Herbert Walsh
Gallup
Lydia Wright
Albuquerque
Grady Mayfield
Las Cruces
Sharlyn Linard
Dlas Cruces
Political Action Committee On Education
PACE
U.S
Pete Domenici
R-Albuquerque
Bruce King
D-Stanley
Santa Fe County
Jerry Apodaca
Apodaca
Education
Domenici
U.S. Postal Service
State Revenue Bureau
United Parcel Service
Arthur Snead
UPS
Dallas
U.S. Post Office
The
Revenue Bureau
Snead
Purolator Sky Courier
Denver
Anaheim
Calif
Dissident poet Yosyp Terelya endures Soviet prison life
Jack Anderson and Les Whitten recount Ukrainian dissident Yosyp Terelya, 34, jailed 14 years for refusing to renounce beliefs and culture. He describes brutal beatings, forced labor, and torture in KGB custody, recalling a harsh cycle of confinement, humiliation, and coercion.
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Washington
Alexandr Solzhenitsyn
Yosyp Terelya
Hell
KGB
Terelya
Kremlin
Uniate
Ladyshyno
Ukraine
World voices call to halt whaling at UN enviro conference
At the Stockholm UN Conference on Human Environment all 53 nations and the UN Environment Program urged an end to killing whales. Japan and Russia, IWC members, veto stricter quotas. Lindbergh warned that over 1,000 whales face extinction. whaling endangers several species and the blue whale remains the largest animal ever.
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United Nations Conference On Human Environment
Stockholm
United Nations Environment Program
International Whaling Commission
IWC
United Nations
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tokyo
Lindbergh
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