Governor Assails Journal Story Linking Him to Mafia In NM Probe
Gov. Jerry Apodaca denounces an Albuquerque Journal report about a federal probe into Alfa Chemical firms in New Mexico and Nevada. The piece cited wiretap notices and named individuals including William Marchiondo Nino Trujillo and Valentino Torres. Apodaca alleges editorial racism and says he will seek DOJ and congressional inquiries into possible improper influence.
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Wilson Cliff
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Eric McCrossen
Bill Hume
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Department of Justice
U.S. Attorney's Office
Alfa Chemical Companies
Israeli push deep into southern Lebanon despite UN plea
Israelis backed by air and naval fire advance toward the Litani River forcing control over wide southern Lebanon. PLO denies loss south of Litani while Waldheim moves to deploy a 4,000 member UN peacekeeping force. Begin seeks assurances guerrillas will not return to border area as Washington weighs UN resolution.
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New York
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Mordechai Gur
Supreme Court to rule on libel case involving CBS PBS and Army officer
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether public officials can compel reporters to reveal thoughts and conclusions during story preparation in a landmark libel case. Former Lt. Col. Anthony Herbert sues CBS and others over articles and a 60 Minutes segment questioning his war-crimes charges and removal from command.
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Discrimination suit opens in Roswell federal court
Yelia Yolanda Stone of El Paso files an employment discrimination suit against D A S Oil Well Service Inc of Hobbs claiming sex bias in not hiring her as a floorhand on Sept 29 1975. Testimony includes dispatcher Donald Compton and signatures on an affidavit. Jury selections and listed trials follow in the eight case docket before U S Judge Howard Bratton.
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el Paso
Texas
D.a.&s. Oil Well Service Inc
Hobbs
Ramirez joins race for judge nomination in Chaves County
Roswell resident Magistrate Baudelio Bobby Ramirez announced his candidacy for Chaves County Magistrate Division II in the June 5 Democratic primary. Ramirez, 36, has served as magistrate since Nov 15 1976 and vows to be a hard working, fair judge while continuing community service roles.
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Bobby”’ Ramirez
Chaves County
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