Hunting rule sparks protest at New Mexico meeting
Landowners and hunting guides protested Gov. Apodaca's directive to change private land hunting permits. Officials urged no change this year and more study. Activist J. Warner Little warned of possible lawsuits if reform fails. The issue centers on private land owner control over elk and antelope hunts and permit sales.
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Santa FE
State Game Commission
Jerry Apodaca
State Game Department
Department
J. Warner Little
New Mexico
Game Department
Apodaca
Ladd Gordon
Game Commission
Francisco Urrea Jr
Urrea
Republicans Boycott CIA Hearing Over Secret Probe
Washington Republicans skip an open CIA inquiry hearing led by James Stanton causing Colby to cancel his testimony. Nedzi resigns after infighting. Stanton cites possible assassination plots while denying confirmed details as Democrats push for a full committee leadership change.
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Washington
House Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
William E. Colby
Subcommittee
James V. Stanton
D-Ohio
Lucian Nedzi
D-Mich
Colby
Stanton
Michael Harrington
D-Mass
House
Harrigan
Intelligence Committee
Robert N. Giaimo
D-Conn
Giaimo
Nedzi
Indira Gandhi Convicted for Campaign Tampering in 1971
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi is found guilty of using government officials in her 1971 Parliament campaign and is barred from public office for six years. She will appeal to the Supreme Court, seeking a stay on the sentence, with the stay potentially continuing during the appeal.
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Myron L. Belkind
Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court
Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mrs. Gandhi
Sinha
Yashpal Kapoor
Nehru
L. B. Shastri
Pakistan
Bangladesh
City to allow plastic trash cans with rack rule in updated ordinance
Sterling Grant says Roswell residents may use plastic containers but must attach them to a rack or post. City Council already required tapered metal 20 to 32 gallon cans by July 1 and banned 50 gallon oil drums. State Environmental Improvement Agency approval pending.
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Sterling Grant
City Sanitation Committee
Roswell
Grant
State Environmental Improvement Agency
Public Works Chief Plans Metal Rack For Trash Ordinance
Farrell McLean city public works director inspects an all metal rack proposed for Roswell residents to comply with the new trash can ordinance. He estimates construction at about $10 and says welding shops and Eastern New Mexico University Roswell vocational school will help build racks set in concrete.
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Farrell McLean
City Public Works
Roswell
McLean
Eastern New Mexico University
Governor to Retreat to Plan Administration
Santa Fe AP Gov Jer ry Apodaca and seven or eight staffers will retreat this weekend to review past performance and set future goals. Press secretary Richard de Uriarte said the gathering will help evaluate how to use time resources and staff, adding they need to get away from the phones. Location not disclosed.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Richard de Uriarte
Apodaca
de Uriarte
Congress moves toward restoring Lee citizenship after 110 years
A House Judiciary subcommittee backed a resolution to restore Confederate General Robert E Lee's citizenship. Sen Harry Byrd Jr and Rep Herbert Harris push the measure, citing a buried oath and a long delay since 1865. The proposal needs two thirds in both chambers to become law.
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Congress
Robert E Lee
House Judiciary
Senate
House
Herbert E. Harris
D- Va
Lee
Harris
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Ind-Va
National Archives
Andrew Johnson
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