Supreme Court adopts presence rule in grand jury cases
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that an indictment must be dismissed if an unauthorized person is present before the grand jury, without needing a showing of prejudice. The decision confirmed the earlier dismissal of Bernalillo County indictments against Rudy Ortiz and Charles Davis, both prominent Democrats charged with bribery and conspiracy.
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New Mexico Supreme Court
Bernalillo County Grand Jury
Rudy Ortiz
Charles Davis
Democratic Party
Ortiz
Davis
Grand Jury
Patrick O’hearn
Atty
Toney Anaya
Supreme Court
John B. McManus Jr
Mack Easley
H. Vern Payne
State Court of Appeals
State
Hill
Appeals Court
O'Hearn
High Court
Maurice Sanchez
Attorney General's Office
Legislator to Bring Up Public Abortion Funding
New Mexico State Rep. Silas T. Garcia plans to push in 1978 for state funds to finance abortions arguing funds should fund medical care and aid for the poor. He cited a Supreme Court ruling on state funds and outlined current laws on abortion registration and fetal life regulation.
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Santa FE
Silas T. Garcia
Sandoval
Jerry Apodaca
Garcia
Apodaca
New Mexico
U.S. Supreme Court
System of Vital Statistics
State Board of Medical Examiners
Lovelace Studies Gravity Training For Spaceflight Readiness
In Albuquerque, doctors at Lovelace Bataan Medical Center study how physical activity shapes astronauts adaptability to gravity after zero gravity exposure. Researcher Dr. Ulrich Luft notes that lower body exercised athletes may fare differently under lower body negative pressure, with results aiding NASA projects.
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Earth
Skylab
Luft
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Continental unveils plan for New Mexico rebuilds
Continental Telephone Co. of the West outlines a five year plan to spend 18.7 million to rebuild and modernize New Mexico facilities, seeking 900 thousand dollars a year in new revenue as rate increases, 30 to 163 percent, take effect under a refund bond. The company reports 3.3 million in northern New Mexico projects this year and 5.4 million statewide. President W S Heymann apologizes for customer complaints in Chimayo as resources are focused on fixes.
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Santa FE
Continental Telephone Co
West
State Corporation Commission
New Mexico
W S. Heymann
Espanola, Ruidoso and
Chicayo
North Korea linked to global black market smuggling
North Korean diplomats are accused of coordinating widespread black market activity in about 90 countries, evading taxes on liquor and cigarettes to finance foreign missions and offset debts. Pyongyang allegedly sanctioned the scheme, with past operations in East Germany and Nordic nations.
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Denmark
Norway
Finland
Pyongyang
West Germany
France
England
Japan
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White House
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