04 Jan 1977
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1977
Page
1
Local records show Thad D. Young involved in 1994 asset seizure case. Officials from AVICEES LOY LI and JUTUIS reported coordinated actions to recover funds. Details remain limited in available OCR excerpts.
Roswell area ranchers were told by BLM official James O'Connor they could lose grazing permits if they do not back proposed antelope fence modifications. Eight selected ranchers discussed design plans with O'Connor and New Mexico State University involvement, while concerns over antelope counts and impact linger.
President elect Carter said he will divest his peanut business to trustees who will lease or sell it to avoid conflicts of interest as aides outline a strict ethics code for top officials. He said the action, though hard, eliminates personal income influence on presidential decisions.
Gov. Apodaca announced the reappointment of J. Penrod Toles and Jerry N. Smith of Roswell to the New Mexico Military Institute board of regents and Beverly J. Agnew of Los Alamos to the Highlands University board. All three receive six year terms ending Jan 1, 1983 pending Senate confirmation.
American and Canadian aircraft scoured the North Atlantic for the Grand Zenith, a Panamanian tanker carrying 8 million gallons of heavy oil, last heard near 30 miles south southeast of Cape Sable Nova Scotia after departing Teesport England December 19. Coast Guard and ship agents reported no sign of the vessel, while crews checked ports and kept vessels on alert as weather and communications questions lingered.
President Ford postpones announcing his plan to end price controls on gasoline, delaying the proposal to later in the week. Congress will have 15 days to veto. if no action, price controls would end January 19. Critics warn of inflation and job loss while supporters say prices rise slowly and exploration incentives grow.
Avraham Ofer 54 shot himself in his car near Tel Aviv after embezzlement accusations. A note denied the charges saying he did not embezzle or steal and called the allegations lies. Other Labor figures linked to scandals include Michael Tzur Asher Yadlin and David Peled facing fraud bribery and bribe charges.
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