Judge halts Indian protest over BIA director choice
U S District Judge H Vearle Payne orders the All Indian Pueblo Council to stop interfering with Stanley Mills as director of the Albuquerque area Bureau of Indian Affairs office. The council planned to replace Mills with Laguna Governor Roland Johnson, prompting threats of arrest and ongoing protests while marshals serve the restraining order.
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Albuquerque
South Dakota
Bureau of Indian Affairs
U.S
H. Vearle Payne
All Indian Pueblo Council
Stanley Mills
Mills
Albuquerque-area
Delfin Lovato
First National Bank
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Bank
Interior
Forrest Gerard
Laguna Pueblo
Roland Johnson
Johnson
Lovato
Gerard
Washington
BIA
Tim Oxendine
New Mexico
Delfin Lavoto
Regional Bureau of Indian Affairs
First vote nears as Panama treaties win late support
Senate foes concede likely approval of the first Panama Canal treaty with 66 votes counted, while a handful of uncommitted lawmakers including Zorinsky weigh decisions after White House talks with Carter. Other senators remain split on the neutrality pact and waterway turnover by 2000.
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Washington
Senate
Associated Press
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Panama
Carter
Edward Zorinsky
D-Neb
White House
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Ford
United States
West Virginia
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
Paul G. Hatfield
Montana
Zorinsky
U.S
Bob Packwood
Oregon
Packwood
Laxalt
Carter Team Swoops For Votes On Waterway Transfer
The administration sent top officials including Vice President Mondale Defense Secretary Brown and White House trade chief Strauss to rally support for the Panama Canal transfer over 22 years. The push won four votes with Ed Brooke of Massachusetts among the key GOP backers.
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Panama
Walter F. Mondale
Defense
Harold Brown
White House
Robert Strauss
Carter
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Israeli jets strike Lebanon amid border security drive
Israeli warplanes hit southern Lebanon to silence Palestinian artillery targeting Lebanese Christian villages in Israel's six mile security strip. Lebanese officials plan an emergency UN Security Council session as Prime Minister Selim el Hoss spoke to reporters.
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Israel
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Selim el Hoss
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Marjayoun
Elein
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Beirut
Mediterranean
Mount Hermon
Naqoura
Mahmoud Labady
Arkoub
Cold drives up city inquiries Roswell Realtors report demand rise
The harsh winter and high taxes elsewhere push out of state buyers to Roswell. Realtors cite a 25 percent jump in inquiries for homes here, attracted by a low tax base and strong building activity with 128 permits in 1976 rising to 223 in 1977.
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Dan Hogan
East
Midwest
Roswell
Marvin Curry
Burns and Curry Realtors
The
Daily Record Today
Curry
Peter J. Kampsky
Paul Dollahan
Bonnie Brown
Century 21 Realtor
Former Gov Bruce King Dominates New Mexico Ward Delegates
In Albuquerque King supporters claimed about 75 to 80 percent of statewide ward delegates, with 334 of 394 Albuquerque ward delegates backing him. Ferguson reported 58 percent in Chaves and 65 percent in Eddy counties, plus smaller shares in Los Alamos and Santa Fe counties. Delegates advance to county conventions on March 28 ahead of the pre primary.
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Albuquerque
Bruce King
Democratic Party
King
Stanley Rancher
Robert E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Gary Cade
Lin Kehoe
King’s
Santa Fe
Jo Salyer
Cade
Chaves County
Eddy County
Los Alamos County
Santa Fe County
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Gaillard
Pedro Miguel
Miraflores
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