Talent Show Sought For Chaves County Banquet On Saturday
Talent up to age 30 from farm and ranch circles is invited to perform at the Chaves County Farm Bureau banquet and talent show at Berrendo Middle School 7 30 p m next Saturday. Winners advance to state level. The Chaves County Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Association oversees arrangements.
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Chaves County Farm and Livestock Bureau
Berrendo Middle School
Chaves County Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Assa
Landowners sue to reclaim White Sands leased lands
Southern New Mexico ranchers on White Sands Missile Range move to restore lands leased to the federal government. Contracts provide the government must surrender land to owners when the 20 year leases expire next June 30.
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Las Crueces
New Mexico
White Sands Missile Range
Blackmun Passes Test for Supreme Court Nomination
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Judge Harry A Blackmun by a 17 to 4 vote as President Nixon's nominee for the Supreme Court. The committee report found him thorough and qualified with no impropriety in stock interests. Some senators preferred Judge Haynsworth or Judge Carswell but supported Blackmun's nomination. Action in the full Senate may come after a delay for additional views.
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D-Miss
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Byrd
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Blackmun
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South Carolina
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G Harrold Carswell
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Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert C Byrd
D-W.va
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Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Greenville
Tallahassee
Fla
Kent State sniper claim disputed after campus killings
Ohio Highway Patrol officials contradicted National Guard reports of a sniper sighting by police helicopter before guardsmen killed four Kent State University students during an antiwar protest. The university was evacuated and guarded as a fire destroyed a barn on campus. The dead were Allison Krause, Sandy Scheuer, Jeffrey Miller, and William Schroeder.
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Kent State University
Iupi
Kent, Ohio
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Guard
D. E. Manly
Justice Department
National Guard
Allison Krause
Pittsburgh
Sandy Lee Scheuer
Youngstown
Ohio
Jeffrey G. Miller
Plainview
N.Y
William K. Schroeder
Lorain
Taylor Hall
States National Guard
Sylvester T del Corso
Kent State shootings details and aftermath
Coroner Dr. Robert Sybert said all four students died from a single gunshot wound and were shot from side to side. Dean Kahler, paralyzed, remained in hospital along with eight others as Kent officials ordered classes halted and the campus sealed. National Guard and state police patrolled while debates on investigation and responsibility intensified.
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Portage County
Robert Sybert
Krause
Miss Scheurer
Schroeder
Miller
Sybert
Roswell Board OKs 6.8 Million Budget With Bond Potential
The Roswell school board unanimously approves a 6.8 million operational budget for next year with a teacher pay hike average of 57 dollars per month. A bond up to 35 million may follow after master planning and voter approval. The plan includes athletic cuts and building maintenance notes as state review looms.
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Roger Luginbill
Luginbill
Helen Lenning
Yucca
Lenning
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Educational Services Center
Pueblo
Community Action
CAP
Highland
Downs Track Stockholders Not Trusted
Santa Fe AP William Gallagher, racing commissioner, cites distrust of majority stockholders in the Ruidoso Downs as a reason the commission denied a 1970 racing license. The hearing questioned Newco Industries and a horsemen group’s financing agreement amid dues and debts cited by Culver and noted unresolved details.
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API
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Ruidoso Downs
Eagle Nest
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Eric N. Culver
Newco Industries, Inc
Culver
Newco
Ruidoso State Bank
Emprise
DOWNS
Chevron Oil Indicted Over Gulf Oil Slick Violations
A federal grand jury in New Orleans charged Chevron Oil Co with 900 willful violations of government rules related to storm choke devices on Gulf wells off Louisiana. Each offense carries up to $2,000, with potential multimillion-dollar fines. The indictment cites breaches of Interior Department orders from last August and covers seven leases dating to 1947.
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Chevron Oil Co
Gulf of Mexico
Atty
John N. Mitchell
New Orleans
Chevron
Gulf
Louisiana
Interior Department
Standard Oil of California
Helbing Tour Ready to Go Through Southeast New Mexico
A Roswell Republican governor candidate Steve Helbing launches a caravan with nearly 20 women led by Mrs Helbing departing 623 N. Main at 8 am for Tatum Lovington Hobbs Carlsbad and Artesia by 6 pm. Supporters meet in each town in the main business districts.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Steve Helbing
Chaves County
N. Main
Tatum
Lovington
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Artesia
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