Fume alarm at new St. Vincent's Hospital prompts probe
At Santa Fe's new St. Vincent's Hospital nurses rushed to the emergency room eight times with fumes from an unknown source. The odor first appeared in the nursery Sunday night, prompting state inspectors to search for the source. Nurses reported headaches and breathing difficulty while newborns were moved to other rooms. Officials suspect an incinerator and say monitors are in place until the problem is fixed.
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Santa FE
New St. Vincent’s Hospital
Hospital Nurses Union
Mike Kelly
Russell Rhoades
Occupational Radiation Protection Division
State Environmental Improvement Agency
Kelly
State Occupational Health
Tesco Sign Co
Sally Port
N. Main St
Jerry Koury
Police crack down on illegal Roswell garage sales rules
Environmental Officer Bill King says many Roswell residents are unaware of the city garage sale ordinance requiring permits and strict limits. He has seen six illegal sales since taking office three weeks ago and explains sale length, 90 day gaps, and posting rules are enforceable once a permit is verified. He proceeds to shut down unsanctioned events and remove illegal postings.
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Paul Stursale
Roswell
Bill King
King
City Hall
Oly Castillo
Earl Tankersley
Tankersley
Chaves County
ENMU appoints Gillis as vice president for Roswell campus
John C. Gillis long time ENMU Roswell dean and administrator is named vice president for the Roswell campus for the 1977 78 academic year. He will report to President Warren Armstrong and sit on the president's council. Gillis has a background as a teacher and administrator in Roswell and fielded military service during the Korean War. He and his wife Jane have three children and reside at 2300 Baylor Ave.
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John C. Gillis
Eastern New Mexico University
Warren
Gillis
Roswell Industrial Air Center
New Boston
Tex
Roswell
Roswell Community College
ENMUR
Dale Traylor
Asia
Jane
Susie
Zuni
John
Mountain View Middle School
Rebecca
Monterrey
First Alaska oil from end of trans-Alaska pipeline reached Valdez
After 382 days and nine years of development, North Slope crude began flowing into Valdez at 11 02 p m Alaskan time. Alyeska President William Dardh praised the project amid sabotage fears and noted 800000 barrels daily target.
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Robert Weller
Associated Press
Valdez, Alaska
Alaska
Arctic Circle
North Slope
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
William Dardh
Anchorage
Darch
Arco Juneau
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Ocean
Alyeska
Valdez
Kent State protestors arrested at Blanket Hill site
Sixty one protesters were arrested early as they tried to reoccupy Blanket Hill near Kent State University while a bulldozer prepared the site for construction. A court order had barred the encampment, and about 100 supporters watched as police escorted the demonstrators away.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Blanket Hill
Portage County Sheriff's Deputies
Portage County Common Pleas
Joseph Kainrad
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Don Hoffman
Koury
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Gillis Jeep
East Texas State
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Anderson
Port Valdez
Prudhoe ‘Bay
Ksu
Alan Canfora
Portage County
Allen McKitrick
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