Schmidt Nominated to Succeed Brandt as West German Chancellor
West Germany's Social Democrats nominated Finance Minister Helmut Schmidt to succeed Chancellor Willy Brandt after Brandt's resignation amid a spy scandal and election setbacks. Foreign Minister Scheel acts as caretaker. a Bundestag vote is expected May 17 with Schmidt likely to win.
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Helmut Schmidt
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Ostpolitik
Socialist Party
Walter Scheel
Schmidt
Heinz Kuehn
The
Social Democrats
Kuehn
Social Democratic
Free Democrats
Gustav Heinemann
East Germany
Yuenther Guillaume
Washington
Germany
United States
Scheel
Bundestag
New Mexico honors year for selective service leader
General John P. Jolly of Santa Fe state director and LeRoy Lang of Roswell draft board member presented the award. Jolly announced Mrs. Harris was named New Mexico area office manager of the year. She has served the selective service 17 years.
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John P. Jolly
Santa Fe
Center
LeRoy Lang
Roswell
Jolly
Harris
New Mexico Area
Selective Service
Draft Board and Company
Jane Harris
Selective Service System
Washington, D. C
Final arguments set in Sego veto challenge at New Mexico Supreme Court
The New Mexico Supreme Court will hear Sego's challenge to Gov. King’s partial vetoes of the 1974 general appropriations. Sego’s final brief argues the governor cannot veto nonseparable items and that nontreasury funds are improperly targeted.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico Supreme Court
William Sego
Bruce King
High Court
Sego
Harry Bigbee
Paul Gerber
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Legislative Finance Committee
Bigbee
Gerber
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Attorney General's Office
Lego
Kissinger and Gromyko hold Cyprus meeting on disengagement
Kissinger and Gromyko spent three hours in Nicosia discussing progress toward Syrian Israeli disengagement. Kissinger planned talks in Israel and Damascus, while Gromyko described the session as useful and constructive amid Middle East diplomacy.
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Cyprus
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
Israel
Golda Meir
Damascus
Gromyko
Kissinger
Moscow
Syria
Middle East
U.S
Washington
Three Goddard DECA Team Wins Second National
Debbie Cole Kent Heine and Judy Burrell placed second at the 26th National DECA Conference in Chicago in a retail food industry team event. The competition drew over 4500 students and sponsors nationwide as teams solved a human relations problem using classroom competencies.
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Goddard Deca
Debbie Cole
Kent Heine
Judy Burrell
Chicago
Ill
United States
DECA
Roswell Mayor seeks county commission support for truck bypass
Roswell Mayor Jerry N. Smith asked the Chaves County Commission for endorsement of a truck bypass around Roswell. The plan routes from Brasher Road to Atkinson Avenue then College to Main Street and U S 285, with funding anticipated from state county and city governments.
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S. P. Buzz Johnson III
Roswell
Jerry N. Smith
Commission
Johnson
Smith
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Atkinson Avenue
College
Main Street
U.S. 285
Ken Towle
Hobbs
State Highway Department
Farrell McLean
City Public Works
College Avenue
Fifth Street
McGaffey
Poe Streets
McLean
Brasher
Atkinson
Highway Department
Herbert J
Herb” Robbins
Chaves County
Robbins
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