Carter names Califano HEW head and Sorensen CIA chief
President elect Carter announced Joseph Califano Jr. to run Health Education and Welfare, James R. Schlesinger to coordinate energy policy, and Theodore Sorensen to lead the CIA. He suggested a possible new Department of Energy with Schlesinger at the helm.
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Mixed views on movie ratings from Roswell theater managers
Roswell theater managers express mixed feelings about the ratings system. Arnott supports its use but cites confusing guidance and misrated films like Roller Ball. Mayne notes leniency and parental responsibility remains key, with Valenti agreeing society shapes ratings.
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Roswell honors Dr J J Marshall at 30th Pee Corn Invitational
Dr J J Marshall receives a plaque at Roswell High School during the final session of the 30th annual Pee Corn Invitational Basketball Tournament. The award recognizes 30 years of dedication to Roswell school athletic programs as the tournament is dedicated to him.
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State weighs $10 million in agency building requests
New Mexico Governor Apodaca focuses on education and state services as Finance Director Montoya reviews capital needs for 1977 Legislature. Key items include $7.2 million to remodel St. Vincent Hospital, $84 million for Las Vegas state hospital renovations, prison upgrades, and a $25 million bond-backed university program.
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Peacekeeper killed in Beirut newspaper bombing
A grenade attack outside Beirut's An Nahar offices killed a Syrian Arab League peacekeeper and wounded another. The incident marked the first violence against the Syrian force in Beirut after it occupied much of Lebanon ending 19 months of civil war. Prime Minister Salim el Hoss sought a parliamentary vote of confidence and six months of emergency decree powers.
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