Pipeline planned to cross Las Cruces on 1200 mile route
Construction may begin in 1985 on a 1200 mile oil pipeline from the California coast to Texas refineries passing through Las Cruces. The Soviet Union denounces the U S retaliatory strike on Syrian anti air positions and vows to back Arab forces. The Miami Dolphins beat the Houston Oilers 24 to 17 to gain a playoff berth. The Chaves County Historical Museum decorates for the holidays with clear and cold weather to end the day. Tuesday will be mostly sunny but cool with lows in the 20s and highs in the 50s.
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Roswell selects McDonald as permanent superintendent
Roswell Independent School District votes five to zero to hire Fred McDonald as permanent superintendent through June 20 1985 with a 50000 dollar annual salary. Board president Stuart Shaner praises the thorough search and McDonalds qualifications.
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Fred McDonald
Roswell Independent School
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Beirut car bombing kills fourteen as Marines suffer shelling losses
A powerful car bomb exploded in a Beirut apartment building garage killing at least 14 and wounding 84 as U S forces hunted the source of shelling that killed eight Marines earlier. U S jets roved the area while Syria and Druse leaders offered contested attributions.
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Frasier, Mich
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Associated Press
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Yedioth Ahronoth
Benny Peled
Mordechai Hod
Mokassed
James Joy
Soviet union rules out joining missile talks amid NATO deployments
In a Moscow briefing Kremlin officials state the USSR will not rejoin Europe missile talks while NATO deploys missiles. They blame Washington for talks breakdown and say Andropov is recovering from illness. They vow retaliation if U S cruise and Pershing 2 missiles proceed.
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Roswell Man Sues Over City Council At Large Elections
Martin Lucero of Roswell filed a federal suit in Albuquerque challenging the city’s at large method for electing City Council members as discriminatory against Hispanics. He seeks a preliminary injunction delaying the 1984 spring elections and a permanent shift to district based elections.
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Roswell
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Lucera
New Mexico
Nicaragua to welcome back exiles amid peace talks push
Nicaragua announces amnesty for most exiles who fled since 1979 including rebels. The government says it will reveal 1985 national plans next year as it seeks to advance a regional peace treaty scheduled for Dec 21. In New Orleans Pvt. Al E. Gator, discharged mascot from Fort Lewis, returns to marsh homeland with his keeper promising no harm.
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New Orleans
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