Roswell 97-year-old man injured inspires help drive
Ignacio Sanchez 97 fell at home in Roswell breaking a hip and lay on the floor until a Meals on Wheels worker found him. JOY Center volunteers led by Joe Nunez Virginia Lucero and Sharon Padilla secured a donated house and started a drive for clothing utensils and goods as Sanchez recovers at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center with a new home planned for his return.
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Ignacio Sanchez
E. Alameda St
Cruz Acosta
JOY Senior Citizens Center
Acosta
Sanchez
Meals On Wheels
JOY Center
Joe Nunez
Virginia Lucero
Sharon Padilla
Secret FBI files kept on officials and Congress
Atty. Gen. Levi told Congress that J Edgar Hoover kept 164 secret file folders with derogatory material on public officials and 17 congressmen. He cited improper dissemination and political use of FBI information and said Director Kelley agrees no secret files should sit in the director's office.
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Washington
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Congress
J. Edgar Hoover
Executive Branch
Levi
FBI
House
Attorney
Clarence M. Kelley
Hoover
Bureau
Atlantic City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Subcommittee
Don Edwards
Justice Department
Ford
Papich status in limbo as anti crime group faces hearings
Gov. Apodaca meets with the Governors Organized Crime Prevention Commission while Sen. Corporations Committee holds fact finding on the commission. Papich remains on the witness list as Rep. Pattison vows to seek higher funding for the panel amid bipartisan and GOP clashes over the future of the crime program.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Organized Crime Prevention Commission
Sam Papich
State Senate Corporations Committee
Papich
Ehrlichman Spurned by San Juan Pueblo Pueblos
AP dispatch notes New Mexico Indian pueblos reject John D. Ehrlichman as the man to work with while he appeals his Watergate conviction. In Washington the U S Railway Association denied Rock Island Railroad a 100 million loan to stave off bankruptcy. House Appropriations moved from 1 to 52 000 for commission operations, and a bill to open commission files to subpoenas is sponsored by Rep Abel McBride. Rep Colin McMillan signals plans to add 166 000 back to the Crime Prevention Commission funds.
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San Juan Pueblo
New Mexico
Washington
U.S. Railway Association
Rock Island Railroad
House
Abel McBride
D-Bernalillo
Pattison
Colin McMillan
Rchaves
Roswell Today
The
Daily Record
Crime Prevention Commission
Stallings weighs court challenge over legislative service
Roswell Democrat Rep. Clayton Stallings says he may sue to challenge a 1973 attorney general ruling he is a state employee and may not serve in the state legislature while on leave from ENMUR. He favors consulting lawyers before acting and noted a bill to let state employees serve faces slim odds. Senate panel backs a constitutional amendment for private industrial loans with strict limits and a 25 year term.
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Record Capitol Bureau
Santa FE
Clayton Stallings
D-Chaves
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University- Roswell
Stallings
ENMUR
Julian Grace
D-Santa Fe
Atty
David Norvell
Associated Press
New Mexico Senate Finance Commission
New Mexico
New Mexico Industrial Finance Corp
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Marian McQuiddy
U.S
Margaret Gentry
Clarence Kelley
House Judiciary Committee
Anticrime
Nesses
Hoyt Pattison
Curry- Roosevelt-Lea
Apodaca
Commission
Senate
John Conway
John Irick
Maurice Hobson
GOP
Legislative Action Inside
Shiprock, N.M
Fairchild Company
Navajo
Armed American Indian Movement
AIM
Larry Anderson
Anderson
Fairchild
Charles Smith
Smith
U.S. Public Health Service
AIM Force
Roswell and Vicinity
Navajo Nation
Shiprock
Frederick Hoar
Mountain View
Calif