Fuel announcement Officials fumble
The new Federal Energy Office proposes a five percent gasoline production cut, potentially leaving the public about 25 percent short, while missteps and confused releases delay clear communication. Officials later explain the 25 percent figure reflects the combined shortfall from a 700000 barrel per day cut plus existing Arab cuts, with gasoline allocation to priority users.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Energy Office
Energy Office
Federal Register
New York Times
Ed Cowan
Cowan
Times’ News Service
William E. Simon
John Sawhill
U.S
Israel
United States
Murphy 13 earns Eagle Scout at Troop 6 ceremony
Mark Murphy, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. Murphy of 3103 Diamond A Drive, will receive the Eagle Scout Award at a 7:30 p.m. Troop 6 ceremony in the Roswell Savings and Loan Building with a reception at the Murphys home. Murphy attends Berrendo Middle School and earned 21 of 100 merit badges.
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Mark Murphy
Bert H. Murphy
Roswell
Murphey’s
Murphy
Berrendo Middle School
Mitcham suit opens as witness list grows in Roswell case
In Fifth Judicial District Court Judge Paul Snead hears the civil suit of Raymond Mitcham of Roswell against Southwestern Public Service Co. over the electrocution death of 10 year old Mathew Mitcham on August 9 1972. Testimony shows a 32 foot elm tree contacted a 7200 volt primary line. experts allege NESC violations and tree trimming practices.
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Raymond Mitcham
Roswell
Southwestern Public Service Co
Fifth Judicial District Court
Paul Snead
Mathew Mitcham
Mescalero Road
Washington Avenue
Bill Farris
Bloom Tree Co
Mitcham
Farris
Ashley D Lofton
Albuquerque
Mark
Ted Hairston
Lofton
Sunset Villa Nursing Home expansion push in Roswell
The state planning agency announced that Sunset Villa Nursing Home at 1515 S Sunset Ave Roswell has filed for expansion to add 60 beds. Charapata Enterprises and Vera and Willard McDowell own the facility. Current license covers 30 nursing home and 30 intermediate care beds. If approved, 40 intermediate and 20 sheltered care beds would be added. Project cost about 432387 with completion possible around November 1974.
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Santa FE
Comet Kohoutek Visible Before Sunrise in Massachusetts
A Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory spokesman says Kohoutek will be low on the horizon before sunrise this week. The comet is not naked eye but can be seen with telescopes or binoculars in clear, unpolluted areas near Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Highlands University President cites easing enrollment decline
New Mexico Highlands University President Frank Angel told the Legislative Finance Committee that the worst of a severe enrollment drop may be over. The 12 percent fall from 2,423 to 2,119 fulltime students shaved about 215,000 from projected tuition, forcing proportional budget cuts across instructional, administration, maintenance and library budgets.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico Highlands University
Frank Angel
Angel
Legislative Finance Committee
Highlands
SEC
LFC
William O'Donnell
Gallinas
Las Vegas
BEF
Ten Navy men die in Sitkin Island crash
A four engine C118 transport crashed near Great Sitkin Island during approach to Adak Alaska killing all 10 aboard. The crew included Lt Cmdr Monroe of Seattle and two active Navy electronics technicians from Oak Harbor. Eight reservists ranged from Everett Seattle to Sumner and Bellevue.
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Adak
Alaska
Great Sitkin Island
Navy
Whidbey Island
Wash
Naval Air Station
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Seattle Area
Cmdr
David M. Monroe
Seattle
Northwest Airlines
Alfred H. Dahlgren
David J. Dobesh
Oak Harbor
James H. Owendy
Everett
Alaska Airlines
George P. Warver Jr
Pan American Airways
Felix Skievaski, Jr
Federal Way
Donald E. Wendling
UCLA
Michael D. Robinson
Bellevue
Floyd J. Badgett
Sumner
Olen L. Vickery
Paso
Tex
Choir Day Program Planned by Wares Tabernacle Baptist
Wares Tabernacle Baptist Church will host its annual choir day at 2 30 p m Sunday at Friendship Baptist Church 1220 Johnson Drive. City choirs will participate and Rev C C King pastor of Friendship will deliver the sermon. Public invitation is extended.
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Wares Tabernacle
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Fort Worth
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Paul Cooter
Atwood, Malone, Mann and Cooter Law Firm
Harold Hensley Jr
Hinkle, Bondurant, Cox and Eaton
Joe Harlan
Texas
Jeanette Shappell
Robert Keith Alford
William FE. Matthews
Roderick Lee John
Jewell £. Garman
Avis L. Henry
Blanche Parsons
Gloria J. Hernes
John J. Foster
Doris A. McCarter
Jay H. Baxter
Ruth V. Cooper
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