Admitting of females to NMMI Regents' head reconciled to ruling
New Mexico Military Institute cadets debate coed admission after Atty. Gen. Anaya ruled the all male corps violates the state constitution. Regimental leaders stress change must preserve the school while some cadets warn of altered discipline and traditions as females join programs outside the corps.
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Kent Walz
Associated Press
New Mexico Military Institute
Nmmi Cadet Corps
Penrod Toles
Nmmi Board of Regents
Toles
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Toney Anaya
New Mexico
Anaya
Clyde Ely
Silver City
Ely
John Gruger
Nmmi Junior College
Gruger
Tularosa
Linda Estes
Albuquerque
Governor's Commission On the Status of Women
Snowstorm Clears New Mexico After Weekend Dump
A winter storm dumped up to 10 inches in parts of New Mexico Sunday with 5 inches in Cloudcroft and 3 in Moriarty while Ruidoso saw about seven to ten inches. About a dozen people in Ruidoso slept at the police station after being stranded. roads opened with slick spots and a single closure on US 87. Weather eyes clear skies by Tuesday with lows from five above to 20 below and highs near 40s.
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New Mexico
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Cloudcroft
Moriarty
Tucumcari
Santa Rosa
Las Vegas
Raton
Corona
Taos
Sierra Blanca Mountain
Clayton
Election delay urged at Congress convention in Chandigarh
India's ruling Congress presses to postpone the March parliamentary election for a year to back constitutional changes and preserve emergency rule. The plan, debated at the party’s annual congress, cites forces of destabilization and the party's current majority as justification.
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Myron L. Belkind
New Delhi
India
Congress Party Today
Indira Gandhi
Chandigarh
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Gandhi
Congress
Looters warned after warehouse raid in Beirut
The government warned looters who seized food and toxic gas from a Beirut warehouse that containers marked Defium insecticide could cause death if opened. Officials said beans rice flour and other staples were sprayed with toxic products and could cause sickness for days. No victims reported, despite clashes between gunmen that subsided.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ministry of Information
Market mixed as profit-taking follows week of gains
New York stocks cooled after a week of advances with the Dow down 0.47 at 859.34 at noon. Pan American World Airways traded actively, a 500000 share block at 5 1 2 percent. NYSE composite rose 0.07 to 47.67 and Amex index gained 0.22 to 82.80 as volume topped 8.8 million. New Process Co. rose to 13 1 2 amid a yearend dividend announcement lifting total payouts for 1974.
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New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Pan American World Airways
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
New Process Co
Amex
Fire damages Toy & Hobby Express in Roswell
Molotov cocktails were thrown through a glass door at Toy & Hobby Express on West McGaffey Street Saturday night. Firefighters arrived at 10 58 PM, finding water damage from a sprinkler system and a small blaze quickly extinguished. Damages not yet valued, owner says minimal. Fire officials continue to investigate the arson attempt. Separate weekend vandalism included a damaged car window and two broken home windows reported by residents.
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Toy & Hobby Express
W. McGaffey St
Roswell
Lee Veretto
W. Walnut St
Ralph Meeks
S. Cedar Ave
Arizona allows pass through of New Mexico electricity tax
The Arizona Corporation Commission ruled APS may pass the New Mexico electricity tax to Arizona consumers about 1.5 million dollars yearly, raising winter bills by 10 cents and summer by 19 cents per month. If courts strike down the tax, refunds will be issued. APS has reserved funds during appeals.
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Phoenix
Arizona Public Service Co
Arizona
New Mexico
Arizona Corporation Commission
APS
Commission
Faron
43 Die in Two Bus Crashes Near Mexico City
Forty-three people were killed and 39 injured in two separate bus crashes south of Mexico City. One bus from the same company struck a truck near Juchitan Oaxaca, with only two survivors as it burned after impact. The other bus slid down an embankment near Puebla and overturned, killing two and injuring 37.
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Mexico City
Juchitan
Oaxaca
Puebla
Federal Energy Administration sued over deregulation pamphlet
In Washington AP reports the Federal Energy Administration faces a federal suit from the Consumer Federation of America and the American Public Gas Association. They allege the agency violated law by publishing The Natural Gas Story to win support for deregulation and seek an injunction to halt further distribution.
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Federal Energy Administration
Consumer Federation of America
The
American Public Gas Association
U.S. District Court
FEA
U.S
Congress
Roswell Daily News Staff and Rates Notice
Publication details for the Roswell New Mexico newspaper include phone numbers for business and circulation, staff roles with editors and directors, and subscription prices. Carriers pay $3 per month, $9 per quarter, $18 for six months, and mail rates $4 per month or $9 per quarter. Second class postage is paid locally. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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N. Mex
Jack M. Swickard
N.M
Associated Press
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