Kissinger Returns to Alexandria as Egypt Israel Talks Progress
Secretary of State Kissinger arrives with a draft interim accord for Egypt and Israel. Diplomatic sources say withdrawal lines are settled, talks focus on front line posts to be manned by American technicians and a new UN buffer zone. Senate opposition centers on using American civilians for posts. President Ford weighs civilian involvement with Congress.
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Associated Press
Alexandria
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Yigal Allon
Kissinger
Mike Mansfield
Montana Democrat
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Ford
Milwaukee
Wis
U.S
Sinai
Congress
Gulf of Suez
United Nations
U.N
Refinery Plan Near Hagerman Faces Permit Delays
Pecos Refining Co delays a 2000 barrel facility awaiting operating permits until Congress reconvenes and gas allocation price legislation passes. The 60-acre site near Hagerman will start at 500 barrels daily, add a reformer within 15 months, with costs not disclosed.
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Hagerman
Pecos Refining Co
General Construction Board
Environmental Improvement Agency
Environmental Protection Agency
R F. Allred
Rhodesian talks recessed as ANC seeks broader venue
The Rhodesian constitutional talks paused with black nationalist leaders debating whether to accept Prime Minister Ian Smith’s demand that future discussions occur inside Rhodesia. Smith left Victoria Falls with his team and Kaunda and Muller urged the ANC to avert a collapse, meeting across the frontier in Livingstone, Zambia. Smith said he would return to Victoria Falls to sign a preliminary agreement if accepted.
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Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
Alexandria
Kissinger
United States
Senate
Victoria Falls
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Victoria Falls Bridge
Smith
Salisbury
Kenneth Kaunda
Zamus
Hilgard Muller
African National Council
Livingstone
Zambia
ANC
Ndabaningi Sithole
Zambezi River
John Vorster
Pretoria
Sithole
Vorster
Kaunda
Africa
Father turns in two men sought in officer abduction
The father of Emery and Henry Lovato turned his sons over to the New Mexico State Police in Taos this morning in the case tied to the abduction of state officer Robert Martinez. Police said the family decision could influence the investigation.
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Robert Martinez
Joe Lovato
Chamizal
Emery
Henry Lovato
Taos
Apodaca asks Leach to resign
Gov. Jerry Apodaca urged Corrections Secretary Howard Leach to resign and asked the Corrections Commission to dismiss him. He planned a Friday meeting to review the request after Leach refused to quit following a 90 minute discussion. Leach said the full reasons would surface at the commission meeting.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Corrections
Howard Leach
Apodaca
State Corrections Commission
Leach
Ray Davenport
Commission
New Mexico
Govenor
Bruce King
Roswell to weigh quarter cent sales tax increase
The Roswell City Council plans a 5 p.m. special meeting to consider an ordinance for a quarter cent sales tax increase on city residents. If approved, a tax resolution will be sent to the state Bureau of Revenue for approval with an October vote possible. The tax would take effect July 1 1976 if authorized. Also on the agenda are a nuclear enrichment plant proposal, Atkinson Avenue truck bypass right of way acquisitions, and a possible ambulance subsidy increase.
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Roswell
State Bureau of Revenue
Bureau of Revenue
Robert J ‘Bob’ Owen
Atkinson Avenue
Burglary Rates Vary As New Mexico Sees Rise
Statewide burglaries rise early in 1975 while Roswell reports a three percent drop for the first seven months. City totals show 215 burglaries in 1979 versus 221 in 1974, with July the high month at 40 incidents. Police and insurers discuss causes and prevention measures including item tagging and higher deductibles.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Police Monthly
Col. C. M. Teague
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