Bomb detonated after Oakland federal building threat
Helmeted demolition experts moved a bomb found on the seventh floor of the George P. Miller Federal Building in Oakland and detonated it in the street. The device, 10 to 15 pounds of high explosives, caused minor damage while authorities investigated a Weather Underground bombing plot linked to Cambodia and Vietnam aid.
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Charles Lightner
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Washington
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South Vietnam
Woman student pilot escapes injury in Albuquerque crash
An unidentified woman student pilot escaped serious harm when her single engine craft crashed on landing at Alameda airport near Albuquerque. Seven Bar Flying Service confirmed the flight incident and declined to identify the pilot.
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Albuquerque
Alameda
Seven Bar Flying Service
Lieutenant Governor Seeks Opinion on Full-Time Role
Artesia Lt. Gov. Robert Ferguson asks attorney general for ruling on whether he must serve full time as the state's number two official. The photo shows Ferguson presiding over the State Senate on opening day, wearing a red vest.
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Robert
Bob’’ Ferguson
Artesia Today
Ferguson
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Ferguson asks ruling on fulltime lieutenant governor role
Lt. Gov. Robert Ferguson said he asked Attorney General Toney Anaya for an opinion on whether law requires him to serve full time. He noted a conflict between the constitution and a 198? legislature statute and said he is willing to serve if lawmakers and the governor want it.
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Santa FE
Robert “Bob” Ferguson
Toney Anaya
Ferguson
Bruce King
Robert Mondragon
New Mexico
Artesia
Texas International to Trim Workforce After Strike
Texas International Airlines plans to cut staff from 2400 to under 2000 amid a strike shutdown. Post strike flights to be reduced by 20 percent with furloughs for about 18 percent of management and union workers.
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Houston
Texas International Airlines
Robert D. Gallaway
Economic leading indicators fall 2.4 percent in December
The Commerce Department reports a 2.4 percent drop in the leading index for December with November revised to a 3.5 percent decline, marking the fifth straight monthly slide and the worst sustained drop since 1948. Unemployment claims rose, hours worked fell, and durable goods orders eased while some positive signals appeared in factories and permits.
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G. David Wallace
Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Department
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Agriculture Council reports Chaves County farm spending 1974 total
The Agriculture Council of Chaves County released a 1974 economic impact report showing 43.06 million dollars spent by farmers ranchers and agribusinesses within the county. Alfalfa hay and cotton led expenditures with cattle pig and fruit operations also substantial.
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Chaves County
Agriculture Council of
Roswell Area
Truman Pierce
Roswell
Levi Strauss Co Roswell Employs 530 Despite Rumors
Levi Strauss Co of Roswell, a major local employer, says its workforce remains about 530. Publicity director John H. Karmann notes no personnel cuts since rumors began after nearby Texas shutdowns. He confirms some production cuts but provides no details. President Roger Cormier was unavailable for comment.
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Roswell
John H. Karmann
Karmann
South Main Street
Texas
el Paso
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