Refiner Exits Operations Amid Tax and Policy Hurdles
The Navajo Refinery Co. in Artesia will exit its active operations, with Aston noting the firm may stay in investments if tax laws permit. He cites a hostile Washington government as a major obstacle to continuing field activities and wells.
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Navajo Refinery Co
Artesia
Aston
Washington
Swine flu clinics draw about 2445 vaccinations in Roswell
About 2,445 people were vaccinated at two Roswell area high schools in four hours on Sunday marking the first general public swine flu clinics in Chaves County. Roswell High hosted 1,293 vaccinations and Goddard 1,152 with minimal wait times and no reported illnesses.
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Dorothy Chandler
Roswell High School
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Goddard
Loretta Cassell
County Health Office
Chaves County
Cassell
American Association of Pediatrics
S. Grand Ave
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Israelis bar U S senators from Dimona nuclear site visit
Israeli officials deny entry to a 13-member U S Senate delegation touring safeguards against weapon production at Dimona. The visit ties to Nixon era power reactor accords with Egypt. Senators seek to verify peaceful use and safeguards amid reports of weapons stockpiles.
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D-Conn
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Washington
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R-Tenn
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Quake Toll Rises Across Iran Philippines Greece and Japan
Weekend quakes hit Iran the Philippines Greece and Japan with one in China and a volcanic eruption in Indonesia. In Iran 17 dead 32 injured mainly in Vandik where 150 mudbrick homes collapsed. Philippine quake measured 6.3 with aftershocks amid tidal wave warnings.
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Lorestan
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Salonika
Carter to stage modest inauguration amid weather risks
Carter planners promise a modest 1977 ceremony far from Nixon's $4 million spectacle. Bardyl Tirana and Vicki Rogers will chair committees as no official budget exists, while contractors build the Capitol platform and weather remains an unpredictable factor in inaugurations.
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Vicki Rogers
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