Carter to visit Egypt and Israel for Middle East peace effort
President Carter will fly to Egypt on Wednesday and then to Israel on Saturday to push a peace initiative. White House spokesman Jody Powell said without a strong push the prospects for failure are high and that Carter will meet with Anwar Sadat and Israeli leaders. No three way talks are planned with Begin.
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Roswell to Roll Out Red Carpet for Nancy Lopez
Roswell hosts Nancy Lopez Day on April 11 with a golf tournament and banquet at the New Mexico Military Institute course and Roswell Inn venue. Valley Savings and Loan backs the events. Rex Alcorn of the ACDC Redcoats leads airport greeting and a yet unnamed achievement award.
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China ends punishment begins troop withdrawal
The Peking government announced it had achieved its aims in Vietnam and would pull back frontier troops to Chinese territory while warning Hanoi not to attack the retreating forces. Hanoi denied a pullout and said it would continue fighting as reports of continued heavy clashes and Chinese reinforcements circulated.
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Anderson to be released after flu hospital stay
Rep. Phelps Anderson of Chaves was to leave St. Vincent's Hospital in Santa Fe after a week with a flu illness initially thought to be spinal meningitis. Doctors ruled out the serious condition, and Anderson planned to return to the House to resume long daily duties on the Appropriations and Finance Committee.
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High School ROTC Members Ill After Roswell Drill Meet
State health officials opened an inquiry after 10 Albuquerque High School ROTC students and one sponsor fell ill on a return trip from a drill meet. Initial clues pointed to hamburgers eaten in Vaughn but clinicians cautioned against labeling it a foodborne outbreak. The group was hospitalized briefly in Albuquerque. they are recovering as investigations review restaurant visits and bus conditions for other potential causes.
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St John’s Guadalupana Society Raises Substantial Church Funds
Roswell church notes the Ladies of Guadalupana Society have raised a substantial amount for St John’s Catholic Church. The item appears on Page 3 of the Daily Record Roswell. The note reflects community fundraising activity and parish support.
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Big Ten Critics Rally Over NCAA Actions
The article notes dissatisfaction among several Big Ten programs with recent NCAA decisions. It highlights tension at the conference level and anticipates further reactions as programs reassess their NCAA relation and policy stance.
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Gardiner Wins Half Day Off War at Cory Distribution Co
Gordon Gardiner challenged a policy granting women a half day off for Christmas shopping. The firm refused to grant him a half day, then offered it to him and eight male colleagues, and scrapped the shopping break for both sexes after legal consultation.
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