Trubey Criticizes Runnels Over Smokey Screen Tactics
Portales Republican Don Trubey accuses incumbent Harold Runnels of using emotionally charged tactics to dodge issues. He cites the debt ceiling vote, river wilding proposal, post card voter registration, a town outreach rebuff, and non disclosure of finances as evidence of unrepresentative conduct.
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Grant County
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Ex-Nixon Aides Allowed Access to White House Files
The White House agrees that former top aides including John Ehrlichman and H R Haldeman may review their White House files starting today. The move supports their defense in the Watergate cover-up trial, which was delayed to Sept 30.
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Supreme Court
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U.S. Court of Appeals
John N. Mitchell
Haldeman
Watergate
Watergate Special Prosecutor’s Office
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Appeals Court
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Kenneth W. Parkinson
Gordon Strachan
Ford and Syrian official discuss groundwork for peace talks
President Ford met with Syrian foreign minister Abdel Halim Khaddam in Washington to outline steps toward a permanent Middle East peace settlement. Kissinger attended. further talks with Saudi and Israeli leaders planned. No immediate peace moves were promised amid concerns over Syrian Soviet arms deliveries.
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Associated Press
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Henry A. Kissinger
Oval Office
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Omar Sakkar
Yitzhak Rabin
Syria
Soviet Union
United States
Umbrella Saves Officer From Rain in Roswell Court Hall
Linda Rodriguez of the Chaves County extension staff found a handy umbrella during a rain shower as she entered the Roswell court house. Rainfall today is undetermined with more moisture expected this afternoon and night. August rainfall to date is 4.41 inches, beating last August's 1.08 inches. Year to date rainfall in Roswell is 5.71 inches, about two inches below last year.
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Linda Rodriguez
Chaves County
Nudes Left for Booze In Harrogate Home
Frank Bowers returned with his four children to a home where two bottles of whiskey and a gin were consumed. In exchange a thief left four oil paintings and eight large murals including a Disney cartoon and Superman in a bedroom. He plans to leave them as is.
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England
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Greyhound Moves to Create Transportation Manufacturing Corp
The May 1974 Roswell Daily Record front page features a banner Bus Plant Coming as Greyhound Lines News reports the formation of Transportation Manufacturing Corp in Roswell Industrial Air Center. The subsidiary will boost production of motor coach equipment and plans include training and 1300 jobs with a projected $9 million annual payroll.
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Roswell
Clock collectors cash in as old timepieces surge in value
In Chicago Bernard J. Edwards of the National Watch and ClockCollectors notes alarm clocks from 1912 to the 1940s now fetch 15 to 25 dollars or more. Double dial calendar and railroad clocks are sought after while mantel and school clocks rise and fall with fashions. He warns buyers to inspect movements for quality to avoid losses in today's shifting market.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bernard J. Edwards
Colege
National Tion of Watch and
Edwards
Aaron Willard
Paul Revere
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