Viet Cong free 34 POWs including foreign woman in Hanoi
At Hanoi the Viet Cong released 34 POWs amid a second release in two days. among them nurse Monika Schwinn, 30, the only foreign woman. They flew to Clark Air Base in the Philippines for a presidential welcome as President Marcos attended.
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Stephen R. Leopold
Milwaukee
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Noel Gaylor
U.S
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Henry A Byronde
James V. Cibernardo
Mission Viejo
Calif
Jose M. Astorga
San Diego
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Durham
N.C
Harry L. Ettmueller
Pleasantville
N.J
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Lima
Ohio
Clodeon Adkins
Homeland
Michael Dennis Benge
Heppner
Ore
Lawrence J. Stark
Chicago
Ill
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Saigon
Clark Field
United States
March Lass Barbi Bruin Joins Huntington Train Trip
Barbi Bruin a 15 year old Goddard High sophomore appears with the H P Huntington miniature train set for a spring ride around Spring River Park where track work continues. Barbi planned to return today from Mexico where the Goddard Spanish Club has met since last Thursday. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Bruin of 2709 Gaye Drive.
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Goddard High School
H. P. Huntington
Spring River Park
Barbi
Mexico
Goddard
Jim Bruin
Gaye Drive
New Mexico House Passes Revised Water Certification Bill
A revised water supply protection bill cleared the New Mexico House. It creates mandatory operator certification for water and wastewater plants, reviewing by the Water Quality Control Commission with EPA involvement as administrator. Applies to municipalities over 2,500, effective July 1, 1976 if Senate approval.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Roswell
Farrell McLean
McLean
New Mexico Water Supply and Pollution Control Assn
Water Quality Control Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
State Senate
Defense chief says no pockets of fat in 1974 budget
Secretary of Defense Elliot Richardson said there are no fat pockets in the 1974 defense budget to fund postwar Vietnam aid unless a cease fire is fully observed. He suggested reallocating funds if Congress cuts the defense budget or if cease-fire adherence allows reprogramming. He noted Nixon’s stance on aid from existing or reallocated funds and stressed an austere budget with little room to trim.
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America
Navy
Eugene B. McDaniel
Virginia Beach
McDaniel
Philippines
United States
Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
North Vietnam
Richardson
North
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Congress
Rezoning recommended for Gibson's store expansion and apartment complex
A Roswell planning and zoning meeting endorsed rezoning for tripling Gibson's Discount Store on Richardson Avenue at McGaffey Street with extensive parking and forest drive vacation. The Roswell City Council will set a March 13 public hearing date. The estate of Earl L Malone and others seek the project. A second rezoning for Charles A Denton involves a luxury apartment complex at Wyoming Avenue and Hobbs Street with gated security.
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Richardson Avenue
McGaffey Street
Specialcity Planning and Zoning Commission
Gibson's
Forest Drive
Richardson and
Main
Roswell
Earl L. Malone
Baynard W. Malone
Charles F. Malone
Edna Schwartz
Charles A. Denton
Artesia
Wyoming Avenue
Hobbs Street
Dick Waggoner
Diplomats Return Home as Sudan Holds Killers of Two U.S. Envoys
U.S. diplomats Cleo Noel Jr and G. Curtis Moore were killed by eight Palestinian militants at the Saudi Embassy in Khartoum. The attackers surrendered after 60 hours as Sudan pledged firm action. The bodies to be buried at Arlington as Washington awaits further condolences.
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Sudan
U.S
Cleo A. Noel Jr
G. Curtis Moore
Guy Eid
Adley el Nasser
Abdullah Malhouk
Jaafar al Numairi
Abdul Rahman Abdullah
Noel
Moore
Nixon
Washington
State Department
Andrews Air Force Base
Arlington National Cemetery
Palestine Liberation Movement
Numairi
Beirut
Black September
Unlimited grazing rights bill hearing in New Mexico
A House hearing is set on Rep. Max Coll’s grazing bill allowing unlimited water use on state federal and fee land, easing current limits. Coll also pushes an implied warranty on water availability for residential lots and a lien measure for oil and gas producers.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
Max Coll
R-Chaves
Roswell
New Mexico
Coll
House Agriculture Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Local man killed behind Roswell area barn
Chaves County officers found 52 year old Lee Irvin Green dead behind his barn at his Route 1 residence with a 357 pistol beside him. Sheriff L O Thompson and Coroner Dr. Lee Wollard called the death a personal safety related gunshot wound.
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Chaves County
L. O
Tommy” Thompson
Lee Wollard
Roswell
Lee Green
Box 146
Lee Irvin Green
Funeral services for Larry Casuse set at Tohatchi Church
Funeral services were scheduled in Gallup for Larry Casuse 20 of Mexican Springs following his death in an incident connected to the abduction of Gallup Mayor Emmett Garcia. He was a student Indian leader at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.
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Gallup
N.M
Larry Casuse
Mexican Springs
Tohatchi Catholic Church
Casuse
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Emmett Garcia
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