Soviet naval buildup off West Africa nears Angola
U S intelligence says the Soviet Union may be expanding its naval presence off the West African coast within cruising distance of Angola. Four Russian naval tankers could support a larger force, while a Sverdlov class cruiser and Kashin class destroyer move toward the area. The White House notes growing Soviet power as it seeks to end outside intervention in Angola.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington (Ap
U.S
Soviet Union
West African
Angola
Wich
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Portugal
Pentagon
West Africa
White House
United States
Russia
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
Saratoga
Guadalcanal
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
City considers bond election date in September for street repairs
City official says a September bond election is possible to finance arterial storm drainage and related projects. An earlier March option was ruled out due to election logistics, with council reactions and first planning steps to start after new council members are elected in March.
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Roswell
Jerry N. Smith
Smith
Roswell Mulls FHA Feasibility Study for Walker AFB Housing
An FHA multi family appraiser from Albuquerque heads to Roswell to study a potential purchase of the Wherry Housing Project at the former Walker AFB. City officials, led by Mayor Jerry N. Smith, seek to determine feasibility and possible federal funding.
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Federal Housing Administration
Albuquerque
Roswell
Wherry
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Minor Huffman
FHA
Walker Air Force Base
Southeastern
New Mexico
Huffman
PHA
GSA
Dillon seeks Democratic bid for U.S. Senate in New Mexico
Maurice Malcolm Dillon of Albuquerque announces bid for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate on a platform of lower costs and education opportunities. The Sandia Laboratories technician vows no large contributions from business or labor and will pursue petition signatures to enter the June 1 primary or preprimary convention. He has long challenged state election laws and attacked Sen. Joseph Montoya over tax issues.
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Albuquerque
Maurice Malcolm Dillon
U.S. Senate
Dillon
Sandia Laboratories
New Mexico
Senate
State Supreme Court
Joseph Montoya
Carter weighs 1970 Senate bid for New Mexico
Lovington Republican Anderson Carter says he is considering entering the U.S. Senate race but is not a candidate yet. He remains focused on the Reagan peace campaign and serves as Reagan's New Mexico campaign director. AP reports Carter was contacted amid a movement cited by a Washington group to run for the seat held by Sen. MonTOYA.
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Smith
PLO
Shafik el-Hout
Council
U.N
United States
Israel
State Department
El-Hout
General Assembly
Santa FE
Anderson Carter
Lovington
U.S. Senate
Senate
Carter
Reagan
New Mexico
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
The
Committee For the Survival of A Free Congress
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Carter viewed as potential New Mexico Senate winner former GOP hopes rise
A 1970 Senate race analysis notes Carter lost by a small margin to Montoya while showing stronger performance than Western Republicans. Carter previously ran in 1966 losing to Clinton Anderson. he carried Bernalillo County. The GOP field includes Orlando Gallegos, Harrison Schmitt, with Joe Skeen mulling a 1974 bid and decision due by March.
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Alan
Carter
New Mexico
Montoya
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
Bernalillo County
Anderson
Orlando Gallegos
Albuquerque
Harrison Schmitt
Grant County
Joe Skeen
Picacho
Skeen
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