Kissinger Shifts Peace Talks to Middle East
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger moves peace negotiations from Washington to the Arab world with a first stop in Rabat Morocco. He travels amid warnings from Israel Egypt and Syria of renewed fighting as the Arab-Israeli war continues.
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Coyotes escalating livestock losses in New Mexico
Federal official says New Mexico’s coyote population is rising after 1080 poisoning was banned. Rost notes calves and sheep losses, with cattlemen demanding traps as predators follow a poison-free mating season. Ranchers report calves and sheep killed. experts warn beef prices could rise.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Rost
Fort Sumner
Leon Morris
Armon
San Juan County
Sandy Scott
Coyotes Increase Mixed Impact on Roswell Ranches
U S Fish and Wildlife criticizes cactus coyotes rising statewide while Roswell expected to feel the surge as spring nears. Rancher W W McDaniel notes coyotes surround his 50 mile northwest Roswell ranch with no major calf or sheep losses yet, and M C Harral predicts higher losses next year as coyotes grow braver.
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New York City Firemen Vote for Total Strike Start
Firefighters in New York City authorize a total strike to begin Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. EST if a contract is not reached. The action follows a labor dispute challenging the city’s fire department operations.
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New Mexico Voters Set Tuesday Ballot on Seven Constitutional Amendments
Voters in New Mexico will cast ballots Tuesday on seven proposed amendments to the State Constitution. Polls will be open statewide from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Ford Denies Aid Tied to Lobbyist During Hearings
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford faced Senate questioning over ties to former Washington lobbyist Robert N. Winterberger who claims insider views of Washington corruption. Ford denied wrongdoing and said he was duped by Winterberger, acknowledging one brief visit to Dr. Arnold Hutschnecker at Winterberger’s urging and insisting he helped only in one case. He also denied a link between a Chicago federal building contract and help for the contract award official.
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New York
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Winterberger’s Persistent Request,”’ “If You Knew Mr. Winterberger
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U.S
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
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R-Pa
China
Hale Boggs
Dla
Arabs Cut Oil Output Again In Global Energy War
CAPEC nations announce December oil cuts totaling 25 percent of September output and 5 percent of November output, with friendly countries spared. The move affects major consumers including Japan and Europe, while U S Netherlands shipments are already halted. Britain France and West Germany weigh positions as Rotterdam supplies feel impact and the Philippines plans gasoline rationing.
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Philippines
New flights expand service at Roswell air center
Texas International Airlines local manager Ron Richardson said boarding is strong under the new schedule at Roswell Industrial Air Center two weeks into the expansion. He expects more travelers over the holiday season though many seats remain empty and urged early reservations. Richardson praised the timing and noted flights are typically full at Christmas.
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Pleads Guilty in Knife Death in Roswell
Robert Vasquez, 27, of 1204 N Missouri Ave, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the stabbing death of Jose Luz P Garcia, 34, of 318 E Jefferson St, found dead Aug 23 in the 800 block of East Tilden Street. A murder charge against Henry Vasquez, 28, was dismissed. Sentencing pending pre sentence report.
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Fifth Judicial District Court
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Robert Vasquez
N. Missouri Ave
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E. Jefferson St
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East Tilden Street
Vasquez
Henry Vasquez
Missouri
J. Lee Cathey
Carlsbad
Weather brief: cloudy with drizzle and fog easing
Mostly cloudy with some drizzle and fog today and tonight. Northwesterly winds 6 to 12 MPH. Clearing and warmer Tuesday. Low tonight 32. High Tuesday 62.
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