Domenici Sees Conflict Over Federal Coal Leasing Ban
U S Senator Pete Domenici contends Interior Department coal leasing ban risks conflict with President Carter energy plan to double coal output by 1985. He urges advance environmental review guidelines to avoid delays, while insiders anticipate a slow policy rewrite possibly through 1980 or 1985.
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Sally Port Inn Opens With Luxury Offering
Sally Port Inn in Roswell begins operating 54 rooms on Monday with plans for full completion by September 5. The $4 million complex will eventually boast 124 guest rooms, in room movies, color TV, larger space, sauna, jacuzzi pool, indoor pool, shops, banquet facilities and a 600 person meeting room.
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Shooting near Panama Reds Lounge leaves man wounded
Police investigated a late night shooting near Panama Reds Lounge at 511 S Main St. A man was shot while walking back to the lounge after taking another man to his car and was hospitalized at St Mary's Hospital in unknown condition early this morning.
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Roswell School Year Opens With 10,000 Students
Roswell Independent School District starts the 1977-78 year with about 10,000 students. Superintendent H Fred Pomeroy cites 9 100 in grades one through 12, 313 in special education, and 611 in kindergarten as enrollment targets.
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Hua gains support of communist congress
The Chinese Communist national congress chose Hua Kuofeng as party chairman and heir to Mao. Hua spoke of a new leap forward and urged unity at home and abroad, signaling a pragmatic, open course for China with moderation and foreign contact. The congress ended after seven days in Peking amid large public acclaim.
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