Corona High School gym gutted by dawn fire
The Corona High School gym, used for Sunday night graduation, was completely gutted by a fire at about 6 15 am. No injuries were reported as about 50 volunteers fought the blaze, with the stage area and basement severely damaged and state fire marshal to investigate for arson.
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Carter predicts Senate approval of jet sales to Israel and Arab neighbors
President Carter says the 4.8 billion sale of warplanes to Israel Egypt and Saudi Arabia will win Senate approval after weekend talks at Camp David. Senate leaders and rivals forecast a close vote amid concerns the plan may be extended with more planes. Cranston calls the White House assurances insufficient.
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Carter seeks multi nation F warplane sales and Saudi letter
President Carter proposes selling 60 F-15s to Saudi Arabia and 50 F-5Es to Egypt while Israel would receive 15 F-15s and 75 F-16s. King Khalid says the planes are for defense and cites regional communist threats. The letter followed Carter's remark on Cuban forces in South Yemen. Congress votes Tuesday on the deal, with a May 28 deadline to block.
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Voters say pocketbook worries dominate New Mexico poll
In a New Mexico Second District poll of 27 000 voters, inflation tops concerns at 24 7 percent followed by government spending 17 2 percent energy 12 5 percent and welfare reform 11 2 percent. Voters favor deregulation of natural gas pricing and tax deductions for college costs while opposing farm price supports and troop withdrawals. An 85 8 percent were unaware of a joint projects office aiding grants.
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Trucker dies near 1972 church bus crash site
Erby G Wilmuth died in a one car crash near Yeso New Mexico about 32 miles from the 1972 Fort Sumner area church bus tragedy. He had been driving a cattle truck that collided with the Woodlawn Baptist Church bus in Austin Texas injuring 16.
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Billy Carter mocks press gullibility in Albuquerque visit
Billy Carter told reporters in Albuquerque that celebrity status comes from the press believing most of what is said, noting ninety percent of his remarks are lies. He defended publicity, joked about his daughter marrying a reporter, and commented on warplane sales and his family biography.
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Roswell DECA Team Wins National First for School
Daily Record notes Roswell Goddard DECA members return home with a first place in a national competition, the school's inaugural win and possibly the state's first. Pete V. Domenici comments on Aldo Moro funeral. Kennedy visits Ole Miss desegregation history. Cheryl Schellinger becomes Assisteens chair in Chaves County.
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