Swallows Delayed by Rain At San Juan Capistrano Return
Rain postpones the annual swallows return to San Juan Capistrano drawing hundreds of onlookers to the mission where pigeons and other birds replace the expected flock. Veteran observers expect the 6000 mile journey from Argentina to finish today as a flock was seen nearby. The Franciscan mission dates to 1776 and reports no religious significance attached to the birds return.
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Carter meets at Camp David on oil price deregulation plan
President Carter and top advisers review proposals to end crude oil price controls potentially boosting inflation. Talks cover higher gas prices, thermostat limits, Sunday gas station closures, and a new oil company windfall tax while policymakers weigh conservation steps.
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King delays action on most New Mexico bills
Governor Bruce King said he will not act on the bulk of bills passed in the 1979 legislative rush for at least a week. He has 20 days after adjournment to act, with many measures awaiting review, including the General Appropriations Act of 752 million dollars for 1979-80.
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Mother's Day Proclaimed by Carter with Flag Display urged
President Carter has declared Sunday May 13 as Mother's Day and urged citizens to display the flag to honor the devotion of all mothers. The proclamation highlights gratitude for mothers and their service across the nation.
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Israel approves historic Egyptian Israeli peace pact
The Israeli cabinet narrowly endorsed the nine article Egyptian Israeli treaty by a 15 to 2 vote. Defense Minister Ezer Weizman backed the agreement while Agriculture Minister Ariel Sharon and Transport Minister Haim Landau opposed it. The pact would be signed in Washington next week and opens the Sinai border to facilitate talks on Palestinian autonomy with mutual movement rights.
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New Mexico Rep Runnels Undergoes Cancer Tests
UPI reports New Mexico congressman Harold Runnels checked into Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center for tests to determine if cancer has developed in his lower back. A bone scan and biopsy were planned with possible treatment including a freezing method or minor surgery if cancer is confirmed.
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