Richardson urges new laws at sea conference
Ambassador Elliott Richardson told 5,000 University of Florida graduates that the upcoming United Nations Law of the Sea Conference in Geneva could reshape how nations relate to each other. He said oceans unite diverse peoples and cultures and may set a baseline for balancing competing national interests.
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Gainesville
Fla
United Nations
Elliott Richardson
Richardson
Carter
University of Florida
Geneva
Stallone Divorce Filing Seeks Community Property Shield
Mrs. Stallone files for divorce from Sylvester Stallone in Los Angeles claiming he diverted community funds for a vacation with a girlfriend and tried to limit her property interest after signing Rocky 2. She seeks custody of their 2 year old and asserts claims to royalties, two books, a Pacific Palisades home and three cars.
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Los Angeles
Sasha Stallone
Sylvester
Rocky
Los Angeles Superior Court
Stallone
Pacific Palisades
Stallones
Prince Charles Visits Venezuela Jungle Resort and Gold Mines
Britain's Prince Charles, 29, on a six day visit, spent a weekend at Canaima in Venezuela. He toured Angel Falls with Jungle Rudi, rode Caroni River boats, and planned visits to colonial era gold mines near El Callao.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Britain
Prince Charles
Prince
Royal Air Force
Canaima
Charles
Angel Falls
Caroni
el Callao
City Council Deliberates Appeal Over Zoning Reverter Clause
Adjoining landowner Anderson seeks reversal of a building permit for a housing project issued Jan 4 1978. Council weighs acting as Board of Appeals under Ordinance No 807 while attorney argues the aggrieved party limits and a 30 day appeal window. Motion to hear the appeal fails as only two councilmen vote for it.
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Anderson
Edwards, Linscott and Co
Christy
Board of Appeals
Planning and Zoning Commission
James W. Anthony
Anthony
Robert H. Strand
Strand
L.C. Stiles
Steve Henderson
Strand and Stiles
California's Death-Directive Law Faces Criticism and Limits
Doctors report only minimal use of California's Natural Death Act directive to physicians as a terminally ill patient choice. States imitate it, but critics say narrow scope and strict rules leave many death scenarios unaddressed.
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N.Y. Times News
San Francisco
California
Karen Ann Quinlan
New Jersey
Dr. J.Y. Feinstein
Leisure World
California Medical Association
Feinstein
Award to Col. MacFarland for heroism on road rescue
The American Law Enforcement Officers Association awarded volunteer deputy retired Col. Clifford F. MacFarland two honors the Good Samaritan Award and the Meritorious Award Chief Deputy Bill Carpenter of the Chaves County Sheriff’s Department presented the certificates on Friday. The valorous act happened near Roswell on the old Dexter Highway February 24 when MacFarland saw an overturned pickup truck and kicked in the window to pull the driver free before the vehicle could ignite His quick actions also aided in identifying the truck’s damaged description leading to the arrest of the driver.
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Lyman P. Davison
Bill Carpenter
Chaves County
Samaritan Award
American Law Enforcement Officers Association
Col
Clifford F. MacFarlane
The
Clifford F. MacFarland
MacFarlane
Roswell
Dexter Highway
Meeting on caterpillar infestation in south-central New Mexico
A 1:30 p.m. Wednesday meeting in Room 262 of the Federal Building and US Courthouse will discuss range caterpillar infestations in Chaves DeBaca Guadalupe Lincoln and Torance counties. The session will cover egg counts demonstration plots and control measures by experts from New Mexico State University Don Lucht NM Department of Agriculture and John J. Durkin extension entomologist.
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Federal Building
Richardson Avenue
Fifth Street
Chaves
Bill Thompson
Southcentral
Thompson
DeBaca
Guadalupe
Lincoln
Torance
Ellis Huddleston
New Mexico State University
Department
Don Lucht
New Mexico Department of Agriculture
John J. Durkin
Water co op nets funding for Roswell project
The Farmer's Home Administration awards a 3 million dollar grant to the Berrendo Cooperative Water User's Association to improve and extend its water system. The upgrade will add 494 customers for a total of 850 users in Roswell New Mexico. Previous aid included a 1.3 million loan and 650 thousand grant plus 100 thousand from the state act.
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Washington
The
Farmer's Home Administration
Berrendo Cooperative Water User’s Association
Pete V. Domenici
Berrendo
Chaves County Community Action Board Meeting Agenda
The board announces its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Joy Center 737 E Alameda St The public is invited to attend and observe proceedings
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Chaves County Community Action Board of Directors
Joy Center
E. Alameda St
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