BLM offices shift control of small public lands
The Daily Record notes that BLM district offices will transfer limited authority over federal lands in Eddy Lincoln and Otero counties. Cadet James P. Herson earns the George C. Marshall ROTC Award as NMMI senior. Rep Frank Bond plans to present a 300 signature petition to Gov Bruce King urging a property tax cut bill. Timmy White's tearful return ends a seven year kidnapping case. DePaul trails UCLA in national rankings with a 26 1 record as UCLA eyed for upset. Home as executive space explored in Vistas. Weather calls for variable clouds through Tuesday and warm highs near 60s.
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Soviet defector Col Herrmann details KGB spy role near New York
FBI summary reveals Col Rudolph Albert Herrmann a KGB officer who defected after years in Canada and the United States He claimed to have built a covert spy network in the U S and to have trained his son for future government work He described his travels and coded radio traffic from Moscow while posing as a freelance photographer in Hartsdale New York.
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Roswell Voters to Decide City Charter amid Council Races
Polls open 8 a.m. Tuesday with 15 City Council candidates and four municipal charter ballots. Campaigns for and against the charter frame the vote as rights vs costly elections, amid interwoven ward contests and strong named candidates from United Roswell and Progressive Roswell.
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Bush Kennedy launch late attack in crucial New En primaries
In Boston UPI reports Bush and Kennedy spar over Carter policy ahead of Tuesday New England primaries. Bush labels Iran hostages victims of a weak policy while Kennedy calls the UN Israel vote a shameful moment. They push hard across Massachusetts and Vermont with polling showing tight races and shifting support.
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Kissinger victory limits access to transcripts in Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court, with two dissents, reversed an appeals court and ruled that Henry Kissinger's State Department transcripts need not be given to a press group. The transcripts, deposited at the Library of Congress after his service, remain private.
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Reagan denies hair dye and makeup claims in interview
Ronald Reagan, 69, rejects long standing falsehoods about dyeing his hair and wearing makeup. He says he never used makeup for films to sleep an extra hour and insists he always got the girl in his movie roles.
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Speaker keeps hope alive for tax cut OK
House Speaker Gene Lamberson remains optimistic Gov. Bruce King will sign the $56 million property tax cut despite King’s hint of a veto. Lamberson and Drafter John Jasper discussed issues over the weekend and aim to action by Tuesday, with potential fixes for the credit debit provision affecting oil gas and forests if needed for the 1981 tax year.
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