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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1976

Page

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District Attorney Office Phone Change Dispute in Roswell

The Roswell district attorney and staff face questions over a proposed change to the office telephone number. State officials say contact came from D A J Lee Cathey and assistant Morris Stagner, while Mountain Bell reports no authorization. The issue could divert calls to a private practice.

Roswell Daily Record Lowell Cunningham Mountain Bell District Asst. Dist. Atty Morris Stagner Stagner Dist. Atty J. Lee Elliott Cathey Don Hamilton Hamilton Michael McCormick Mountain Bell State Corporation Commission McCormick Corporation Commission

Huge oil tanker splits in two near Nantucket

The Liberian tanker Argo Merchant split in two 27 miles southeast of Nantucket as eight to 20 foot seas battered the area. Coast Guard officials said 1.5 million gallons had already spilled with 50 to 75 percent of the 7.6 million gallon cargo leaking into the Atlantic. The bow remained afloat while the stern rested in the sand.

John J. Mullins Associated Press Nantucket Mass Coast Guard Atlantic Ocean Lynn Hein Argo Cmdr Barry Chambers Hein Nantucket Shoals Chambers Massachusetts Ford Massachusetts Environmental Affairs Evelyn Murphy Argo Merchant The Atlantic

Carter taps three for cabinet posts

President elect Carter names Patricia Roberts Harris to head HUD, making her the second woman and first black in the Carter Cabinet. He also taps Rep. Andrew Young as ambassador to the United Nations and Harold Brown as defense secretary, with Ray Marshall to lead Labor amid AFL CIO concerns.

Frank Cormier Associated Press Plains, Ga Carter Department of Housing and Urban Development Washington Patricia Roberts Harris HUD Andrew Young D-Ga United Nations Harold Brown California Institute of Technology Pentagon Defense Ray Marshall University of Texas Department of Labor Afl-Cio John T. Dunlop Harvard Ford Marshall Dunlop George Meany Dunlop Marshall Joseph A. Califano Jr

Two Roswell residents file for school board race

William Murphy and Elizabeth Shanks joined the Roswell School Board race for the seat held by H C Prichard. Murphy outlines plans to lower class sizes, hire more teachers, finish semesters before Christmas, and expand vocational education. Shanks pledges student-focused change and criticizes expulsions while stressing relation to students.

Roswell H.C Jack” Prichard Murphy Ball and Ray Clothiers N. Main St

Movie ratings Part III Adults Only method lacks guidance

The four category system was adopted after NATO backed X to avoid legal risk. MPAA President Valenti notes M became PG and GP once, with R age raised from 16 to 17. The seven member board votes by majority after viewing and discussion.

Jack Valenti Motion Picture Association of America MPAA National Organization of Theater Owners NATO Valenti

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Cunningham Dist. Atty. Cathey Today John Elliott Santa Fe Today White House Johnson Department of Health, Education and Welfare Califano Plains Newark N.J Kenneth Gibson Baltimore Robert Embry Georges Bank New England Elizabeth Shanks School Board William J Bill’ Murphy National International
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