Roswell Arts Unit Cancels Shows Over Wool Bowl Fees
The Center for Performing Arts cancels Johnny Rodriguez May 6 at Wool Bowl and halt plans for John Denver and Ray Price due to Roswell ISD rental charges of 1000 and a 5000 damage deposit. Officials cite risk and weather backup needs and reference Pueblo Auditorium damage as context.
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Roswell
Johnny Rodriguez
John Denver
Ray Price
Roswell Independent School District
Glenn B. Prager
Center For Performing Arts, Inc
Prager
Roswell High School
Rodriguez
Duane E. Evans
RISD
Evans
Pueblo Auditorium
Prichard
Kentucky Ave
Daily Record
Crash survivors reach Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio
Seventeen crash survivors were brought to Brooke Army Hospital for treatment after two jumbo jets collided at Tenerife. A total of 577 people died in the disaster as investigators reviewed takeoff clearance and tower communications.
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FT. Sam Houston
Tex
Canary Islands
Brooke Army Hospital
Institute For Surgical Research
Kelly Air Force Base
McGuire Afb
Air Force
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Santa Cruz
KLM
Pan Am
Washington
Turmoil mounts as Gingras quits New Mexico post
Gerald Gingras resigns after 12 weeks as director of the Department of Automated Data Processing amid a political hiring clash with Gov. Apodaca's administration. Montoya ordered the hire of a legislator's son as deputy, despite Mora lacking the stated qualifications.
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Santa FE
Gerald Gingras
Department of Automated Data Processing
Jerry Apodaca
Gingras
Vermont
New Mexico
Vince Montoya
Montoya
Gerald Mora
Kelly Mora
D-Colfax-Union
Mora
Denver
Johnny Taylor
Taylor
Phil Lucero
U S Soviet Arms Talks Collapse Brezhnev Rejected Treaty Concepts
Moscow reports say talks on a new SALT treaty collapsed as Soviet leader Brezhnev rejected Washington proposals. Secretary of State Vance announced Brezhnev dismissed the American concepts at a press conference, signaling a breakdown in nuclear arms control efforts.
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Moscow
Cyrus R. Vance
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Roswell sees 16 percent jump in city crimes in 1976
Roswell city recorded a 16 percent rise in serious crimes in 1976 from 1975 to 2 260 while Chaves County outside Roswell fell 16 8 percent to 178. Nationwide FBI data shows no total crime increase. Violent crime rose in most Roswell categories. murders held at six. Nonviolent crimes rose 15 8 percent to 2 158. County violent crimes dropped 43 percent.
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Roswell
FBI
Chaves County
Sheriff's Office
L.M. Hall
Chaves
Bill Carpenter
Sprague resigns as head of JFK MLK assassination panel
The House assassinations committee accepted Richard A. Sprague’s resignation amid charges of a witch hunt and character assassination. Sprague hoped his departure would spur a vote to extend the panel’s life. If the vote fails the panel dies at midnight Thursday.
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Washington
House
Richard A. Sprague
Sprague
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Henry B. Gonzalez
D-Tex
Gonzalez
FBI
CIA
Stewart McKinney
R-Conn
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Richard Sprague
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Northbrook
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Sheriff's Department
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