Demo winner mulls options on resigning ENMU Roswell post
State Rep elect Clayton Stallings of Roswell says he will consider resigning his ENMU Roswell administrator post to serve in the House after defeating Carl Engwall. He questions if the attorney general ruling on state employee pay during legislative terms applies to his community college setting and will seek a formal ruling, consulting the board of regents.
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Clayton Stallings
D-Chaves
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University
Enmu-R
Stallings
ENMUR
Board of Regents
Orr family plague of carbon monoxide deaths in van
A Pennsylvania family led by William Thomas Orr and including his 13 year old daughter Annette died from carbon monoxide poisoning in a van parked near Mayhill New Mexico. Four other relatives survived. Authorities described a self styled religious group with minimal funds and a diary guiding them to stay in the van.
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Alamogordo
N.M
Orr Family Journal
Janet
William Thomas Orr
Pittston
Annette
New Mexico
Otero County
U.S. 82
Mayhill
William A. Boehm
Orr
Lillian
Norman Bloom
Bloom
Orrs
Pennsylvania
Gas Company
Daily Journal
Louisiana
Texas
Eden
Arrest at Roswell Woman's Club Luncheon
At the Roswell Woman's Club 100 attendees were seated when Nettie Amonett was arrested after Ruby Remmele filed a disorderly conduct complaint. The incident stemmed from a bracelet dispute. A hearing is set for November 12 before Municipal Judge Earl Tankersly.
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Roswell Woman’s Club
Nettie Amonett
Gaye Drive
Ruby Remmele
W. Summit
Kentucky
Road Toll Figures Soar This Year
Traffic tolls show 449 deaths or incidents by this date, compared with 55 at the same point last year, indicating a sharp rise in road fatalities or incidents.
Nixon testimony may be taken on videotape in California
U S District Judge John J Sirica said Nixon’s Watergate cover up testimony could be recorded on videotape in California due to his weak health. Nixon hospitalised in Long Beach with pneumonia and a recent blood clotting surgery, likely delaying any substantial participation for two to three months.
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Mike Shanahan
Associated Press
Washington
John J. Sirica
Richard M. Nixon
California
Sirica
Nixon
Herbert J. Miller
Miller
Long Beach
Calif
John Lungren
San Clemente
John D. Ehrlichman
Regents Set Agenda for NMMI Meeting in November
The New Mexico Military Institute board of regents will discuss technical support facilities for the educational program and a 1975-76 budget status report. The meeting at 9 30 a m on Friday on the NMMI campus will include dedication ceremonies for the Glover Computer Center and consider a Donnell Hunter charity football game and continuing education program reports.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Nmmi Board of Regents
NMMI
Nmmi Glover
Donnell Hunter
Greeks protest at Hellenikon base over Cyprus film burning
Several hundred Greek workers outside Hellenikon air base demanded burning of news films on the Cyprus crisis calling them anti Greek. In Washington, Democratic chairman Robert Strauss said Tuesday's landslide victories give the party a mandate to tackle economic woes.
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Athens
Greece
Hellenikon
Cyprus
Washington
Robert Strauss
Terrorists kill major as Argentina imposes state of siege
Argentine terrorists fatally shot Army Maj. Hector Lopez in Santa Fe and burned about 20 military buses near a Buenos Aires factory. Guerrillas briefly seized Avellaneda railroad station as President Isabel Peron reimposed a state of siege allowing indefinite detention and bans on public meetings.
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Ly Mort Rosenblum
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hector Lopez
Santa Fe
Here
Lopez
Avellaneda
People’s Revolutionary Army
Isabel Peron
Chile
Brazil
Paraguay
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Kissinger Wins Saudi Pledge to Stabilize Oil Prices
Kissinger met in Riyadh with King Faisal and Saudi Foreign Minister Omar Sakkar who promised to keep crude oil prices steady or reduce them symbolically at the Vienna oil-exporting nations meeting. Saudi would not cut prices unilaterally, and Iran signaled a possible cut if foreign oil profits are reduced.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Henry A. Kissinger
Vienna
Omar Sakkar
Kissinger
Faisal
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Sakkar
Iran
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N. M
Ehrlichman
Secret Service
White House
James G. Baker
Baker
Air Force
Richard Ben-Veniste
Randolph Nelson
Tracy Huber Photo
Wilma McBrayer
Roswell State Bank
United Way
Chaves County
Sakkaf
Amman
Hussein
Jordan
Damascus
Israel
Turkey
Bulent Ecevit
Ankara
Middle East
Rabat
West Bank
Jordan River
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Aharon Yariv
Gaza Strip
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