Nominees headed for confirmation in Ford shakeup
President Ford moves Donald Rumsfeld to defense Elliot Richardson to commerce and George Bush to CIA. Senate scrutiny rises over detente CIA secrecy and defense spending amid mixed signals from key senators about continuing hardline positions and political motives.
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Man jailed in Clovis after homemade bomb pulled from motel
A 52 hour nighttime incident in Clovis ended with explosives experts pulling a homemade bomb from Room 25 at the Westward Ho Motel. Grayson Curry, in his twenties, was arrested and held in protective custody. no injuries or explosions occurred.
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Montoya Defends Clean Record Amid Tax Disclosure Talks
New Mexico senator Joseph M. Montoya told the Daily Record he has accumulated no property or revenue from public service and plans to disclose finances soon. He defended his holdings in shopping centers and a Santa Fe motel, rebutting claims tied to IRS investigations and a past firing allegation.
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Appointments announced to state boards in New Mexico
In Santa Fe the governor named Bryan Banister of Roswell to the state Massage Board and Calvin Terpening of Artesia to the Embalmers and Funeral Directors Board.
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House okays compromise on Cyprus dissent memo
The House intelligence committee voted 8 to 5 to accept a Kissinger Cyprus dissent memorandum with names redacted to shield a State Department officer. The panel also discussed a CBS report alleging Nixon and Kissinger authorized CIA arms to Kurdish rebels in Iraq, threatening a possible leak.
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Ford reshapes defense team to back his own plan
President Ford declares a team approach to national security as he names Donald Rumsfeld to be defense secretary and keeps Henry Kissinger at the State Department. Schlesinger departs after friction over detente with Kissinger, while Rumsfeld is expected to wield greater influence once confirmed.
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