Governor APODACA accused of acting as errand boy for Ortiz-Davis defense
A prosecution consultant Bernard Segal claimed Governor Apodaca acted as an errand boy for defense attorneys in the Ortiz and Davis cases. Apodaca denied the charge, saying the remark was convenient. The poll of 200 Bernalillo County residents supported Anaya’s prosecution plan under an $11,900 contract with Segal.
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Toney Anaya
Jerry Apodaca
Rudy Ortiz
Charles Davis
Santa Fe New Mexican
Bernard Segal
San Francisco
Calif
Segal
Bernalillo County
Ortiz
Davis
Anaya
Apodaca
Peter Katel
Ortiz and
Ortiz-Davis
William Marchiondo
Golden Gate University
City crime rate drops faster than U.S. trend
Winter crime fell nine per cent nationwide in early 1977 versus 1976, with Roswell down 11 per cent. States show declines across regions while property crimes led the drop. Roswell reports mixed violent crime changes and rising aggravated assaults.
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United States
Roswell
FBI
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Kelley
U.S
Hall
The
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Seven Sevens Day Recalled Across a Century
New York July 7 marked 77 77 with stories of 1877 events. The Times recounted 700 unlicensed dogs drowned by the city pound, a London ship collision damaging the German bark Auguste, Otis Hodge’s North Adams foundry fire with $20,000 loss, Idalia the horse losing at Monmouth Park, and deputies seizing church valuables at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Saviour for unpaid pastor wages.
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Auguste
London
Otis Hodge
North Adams
N.Y
Idalia
Monmouth Park
N.J
Zoo Zoo
U S Attorney post eyed with multiple nominees in NM
Washington officials report more than five candidates are under review for the New Mexico U S attorney job held by Victor Ortega since 1969. Nick Franklin says he met with Attorney General Griffin Bell, while Sen. Thompson denies confirmation of any nomination.
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Albuquerque
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Carter
Alexander
Democratic Party
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M. Thompson
Nick
Washington
Ortega
Bill Gray
U.S. Attorneys Office
Justice Department
Gray
White House
U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Apodaca
Thompson
Resignation of Roswell Mayor Smith as party treasurer
Gov. Apodaca said Smith’s June 30 letter explains his resignation as Democratic state treasurer over Rudy Ortiz stepping down as national committeeman. Ortiz faced bribery charges with an indictment dismissed by the New Mexico Supreme Court. Apodaca called the move personal and said Ortiz issues reflect on Ortiz, not the party.
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