24 Jan 1978
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1978
Page
1
Zbigniew Brzezinski, national security adviser, stated the satellite broke apart and burned upon atmospheric entry. He said scientific experience makes burn up highly probable and noted this was the first nuclear reactor powered satellite to crash.
Washington reports that plans to sell 60 F15s to Saudi Arabia for 1.5 billion dollars and consider 150 F16s for Israel amid broader arms talks spark major policy debates. Egypt and Indonesia arms plans loom, with potential delays over Middle East diplomacy and regional tensions.
Former Assistant Attorney General Richard Thornburgh recalls the Korea bribery inquiry began in 1975 and was turned over to the Public Integrity Section by 1976. Thornburgh says Kissinger intelligence helped shape the probe and that Tongsun Park's name appeared early in the investigation.
Roswell area legislators Co sponsor a bill to allocate 210000 to New Mexico State University for a salt water crop research station at the saline water treatment plant eight miles east of Roswell on U S 380. The federal facility would be provided free, with the state funding the project and seeking possible federal matching funds later.
Eight youths from Goddard and Roswell high schools told the Roswell School Board they want more academic challenge and better resources. The students praised current programs but urged more honors points for advanced classes and requested more books for home study.
Roswell High and Goddard High panelists led by students like Larry Dunlap Regina King Dennis Gomez Shonna Fulkerson and Cheryl Schellinger complained about inadequate library office and storage space and workrooms. They urged ending exam exemptions to improve college readiness while officials discussed reform and parent involvement in course decisions.
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