HUD weighs four options for Roswell housing project
HUD Region VI director James H Block says four alternatives exist after Roswell landowner Donald B Anderson refused to sell the 2800 N Kentucky Ave site. The Edwards Linscott & Co plan for 60 HUD subsidized elderly units could move to another site or city or a different proposal could be resubmitted or a new bidder found.
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OPEC Drops July 1 Oil Price Increase Plan
In Vienna the OPEC secretary general announced most members will forego a 5 percent price rise due July 1, maintaining unity after December’s split over 15 percent plans. Algeria Ecuador Gabon Indonesia Iran Kuwait Nigeria Qatar Venezuela will not apply the increase. In Alaska, ICC cuts proposed Trans Alaska pipeline tariffs to 4.68–5.16 per barrel, sparking lawsuits but temporary relief pending seven month review. Gov. Hammond calls ICC ruling significant, projecting $135 million more yearly tax revenue if upheld.
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Longtime City Fire Chief Robert H. Thomas Retires
After 272 years, 64 year old Robert H. Thomas waves goodbye to about 50 friends and coworkers as he retires from the city fire department. He has driven the big trucks since 1950 and received awards and an engraved gold watch in a retirement gathering at his home on 1808 N. Cambridge Ave. He praised the midnight calls and rescues and said he loved the work and the people.
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Carter moves toward decision on BI bomber production
President Carter told a Senate group he will announce by Thursday whether to proceed with BI bomber production. House backing grew with a vote to keep the program alive despite opposition.
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George H. Mahon
D-Tex
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Thomas P. O'Neill
Nixon lawyers see new issues after court loss
After a 7 to 2 Supreme Court defeat, Nixon lawyers foresee long legal fights over public access to White House tapes and documents. They mention potential challenges to new GSA access rules, possible rights to privacy and presidential confidentiality, and the need for many more archival staff to process materials over years.
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Anaya Limits Travel Expenses For Officials Homes
New Mexico Attorney General Toney Anaya ruled highway commissioners cannot lawfully receive the $24 daily travel allowance for official business conducted in their own homes or offices. He said the flat rate is for travel expenses and not mere compensation, and suggested boards pay by actual hours for official work.
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