Water Desalting Tests Mix City Water for Experiments
At a Roswell facility Dr. William Butcher of the Federal Office of Water Research and Technology described year long funding limits and detailed the blend system using six million gallons monthly from Roswell, with 23.5 million gallons returned after removing salt and minerals.
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Roswell
Federal Office of Water Research and Technology
William
Butcher
Office of Water Research and Technology
J. R. Ward
Burns
New Mexico
Yuma
Ferguson to lead search for New Mexico Energy Resources Board director
Lt Gov Robert E Ferguson of Artesia will head the search committee for the director of New Mexico's new Energy Resources Board set to start July 1. Gov Jerry Apodaca confirmed the appointment. former Gov Jack Campbell will organize the board and aid in the search.
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Robert E
Bob’’ Ferguson
Artesia
New Mexico
New Energy Resources Board
Energy Resources Board
Apodaca
Jack Campbell
United States eyes July summit to advance nuclear pact
President Ford signals progress toward a 45 nation Helsinki summit in July to push a treaty limiting offensive nuclear weapons. Key hurdles include advance notification of maneuvers and future Security Conference meetings sought by smaller nations like Romania, with Brezhnev possible fall visit.
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Washington
Ford
U.S
Helsinki
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Geneva
NATO
Soviet Union
Romania
Senate approves housing bill with 10 billion increase
The Senate voted 94 to 0 for a compromise housing measure acceptable to President Ford. The plan adds 10 billion dollars to Government National Mortgage Association authority for mortgage purchases. The package follows Ford's veto of an earlier bill.
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Washington
Senate
Ford
National Mortgage Association
Kelley opposes wiretap ban before House subcommittee
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley told the House civil liberties subcommittee that a proposed ban on wiretaps bugs surreptitious entry and mail openings without court orders would cripplingly curb government functions. The panel noted 232 taps and bugs used in 1974 without orders.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
House Civil Liberties Subcommittee
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Kastenmeier
Justice Department
Edward H. Levi
House
Rabid Skunks Appear Near Roswell Prompt Health Warning
Chaves County Health officials warn Roswell residents after three rabid skunks found near the city in a month. Loretta Cassell notes four for the year and urges vaccination for dogs and cats, plus vigilance for daytime skunk sightings and a 10 day dog quarantine if bitten.
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Chaves
Pine Lodge Road
Enchanted Hills
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Cassell
Ranch guests to sip juleps at Go Man Go sale preview
Roswell prepares a 75000 invitational party at Buena Suerte Ranch on July 17 to showcase Go Man Go progeny and attract buyers for the first colt crop of 1975. About 3000 guests including Doc Severinsen and Neiman Marcus’s Stanley Marcus are invited. The July 18 sale features 50 Go Man Go offspring across yearlings mares foals and foals-in-foal.
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Judy Johnston
Churchill Downs
Lexington
Buena Suerte Ranch
Roswell
Doc Severinson
Stanley Marcus
Neiman-Marcus Fame
Go Man Go
Sparkling Native
Mr. Bar None
Easy Jet
Azure Te
Harriett C. Peckham
Leonard Black
Dean Parker
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