Nancy Lopez Turns Pro In Chicago Debut Tour
Roswell's Nancy Lopez, a 20 year old golf ace, announces turning professional. She competes in a pro amateur event in Chicago and later schedules LPGA Qualifying School rounds to seek a spot on the professional tour.
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Nancy Lopez
Roswell
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Chicago
Nancy
U.S
Ladies Professional Golfing Association
Surface owners win veto over federal coal mining rights
A Senate House conference committee decision grants surface owners veto power over strip mining of federally owned coal beneath their land. The move reflects decades of effort by lawmakers including the late Sen. Dennis Chavez to protect landowners with compensation limits and shared profits when subsurface rights are exercised. The ruling, framed as a limited victory, could extend to other minerals such as petroleum in time.
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House
Dennis Chavez
Senate House
Shakespeare
Portia
Public forum links rate hike to tree loss and water use
A letter links rising water and sewer rates to reduced elm tree health due to lawn watering. It notes a Johannesburg conference on waste water treatment where Betty Olson and Janice Pratte spoke on public acceptance of purified water. The writer suggests later watering, dialogue on usage, and a day of prayer for rain.
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South Africa
International Association of Water Pollution Research
Johannesburg
Carlton Hotel
Betty Olson
Janice Pratte
Roswell
City Championship Playoffs Open Next Week for Roswell Teams
A Roswell parent expresses gratitude for June issue coverage of Little League activities and notes the City Championship playoff begins next week. He recalls past gaps in coverage and highlights more than 800 players aged 8 to 18 and hundreds of volunteers helping to build better boys through baseball.
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Local Roswell Socials Highlight Luncheon and Showers
Twenty five years ago on June 27 1952 Roswell society circles gathered at the Roswell Country Club for a luncheon and surprise baby shower for Mrs Howard Babcock. Other events include a linen shower for Miss Roberta Barbour and a party honoring Miss Catherine Corn at the Roswell Rainbow Assembly with songs and roses.
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Donald Roff
Roswell Country Club
Howard Babcock
Ray Aldrich
R.H. McCune
Roberta Barbour
Maurice Willis
Roswell
Corn
Earl N. Grizzell
Highland Road
Mares Appointed to State Real Estate Commission
Santa Fean Richard E. Mares named by Gov. Apodaca to a five year term on the State Real Estate Commission. Mares, a Realtor for 12 years, owns a real estate and insurance business in Santa Fe. He donated to Apodaca’s 1974 campaign and says party contributions were not a major factor in his appointment.
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Santa
Los Alamos County
Oschwald
Apodaca
National Guard
Espanola
Lordsburg
Socorro
Silver City
Health Social Service Department
HSSD
Social Services Agency
Pan American
Menaul NE
Albuquerque
Hssd Social Services Agency
San Pedro NE
New Mexico political shifts and federal funding woes amid 1978 campaign
The piece notes Reagan supporters in the New Mexico GOP and a split from 1976 affecting 1978 campaigns including Joe Skeen. It covers a $660,000 range caterpillar spraying program across 500,000 acres, rising infestations in Colfax Mora Union and Harding counties, and planned aerial spraying in early July. It also reports rainless areas, high egg counts, Lincoln County’s dominance in infestations, calls for more federal funds, and resignation of Finance Director Vincent Montoya as Apodaca’s administration nears 1978 end with Bruce King potential Democratic contender.
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Republican Party
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Skeen
Gerald Ford
Colfax
Mora
Union
Harding
William P. Stephens
Lincoln
Chaves
DeBaca
Guadalupe
Torrance
Stephens
Lincoln County
Vincent Montoya
Montoya
Apodaca
Bruce King
Oega
Viner and Raffin Detained by Hungarian Police in Budapest
Hollywood reporter Michael Viner and wife Deborah Raffin were detained for seven hours outside Budapest. Their passports and camera were seized after being questioned over alleged unauthorized photos of a military truck. Police claimed they were under watch during their stay.
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Washington
Los Angeles Times
Robert Toth
KGB
Moscow
Budapest
Michael Viner
Deborah Raffin
Deborah
Viner
Vine
Eastern front forming as Iraq and Syria align with Arab states
The article argues Syria and Iraq are coordinating against Israel to create an Eastern front with Jordan and Saudi Arabia. It notes Ba'ath rule in both countries, Soviet arms support, military strengths, and Jordanian-Syrian cooperation, urging skepticism of President Carter's assurances on Middle East peace.
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Middle East
Syria
Iraq
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Menachem Begin
Likud
Ba'ath
Resurrection) Party
Lebanon
Egypt
Utah
Turkey
League of Nations
Bagdad
United States
Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr
Moscow
Aleksei II
Kosygin
Iran
Kuwait
Kremlin
Mesopotamia
Euphrates
Tigris
Babylon
Eridu
Nineveh
Crete
Caphtor
Cyprus
Alashiya
Greece
Hafez al-Assad
Ba’ath
Assad
Salah Jadid
Damascus
Russia
Hussein
Supreme Joint Committee For
Persian Gulf
Khalid
Mecca
Medina
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