Red China to reach United Nations amid travel limits debate
Red China's official delegation left Peking for New York with Chiao Kuan hua leading about 50 staff bound for 46 delegates. They will face travel restrictions under a 1947 U.N. headquarters transit framework, with potential 25 mile movement limits and special access rules discussed by U.S. and U.N. officials. An advance group of six arrived in New York to arrange accommodations and a briefing with the Protocol and Liaison Section.
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United Nations
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New York
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Shanghai
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U.N
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Chinese Communist Party
Chou
Hong Kong
U.S
Columbus Circle
Manhattan
Soviet Union
Albania
Cuba
Mongolia
Secretariat
Miss Wool of New Mexico Pageant In Wool Week Roswell
The 69th New Mexico Wool Growers Convention centers on Wool Week in Roswell with the Miss Wool of New Mexico Pageant on November 24 and the Wool Bowl game on Thanksgiving evening November 25. W A Snipes and Ivan Watson announced the program noting headquarters at The Roswell Inn and events including fleece awards, a predator panel, and a Wool Bowl parade and football game at downtown Roswell.
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Roswell
W. A. Snipes
State Group
Ivan Watson
Roswell Inn
Ben-Baker Warehouse
Jim Anderson
Bureau of Land Management
Vernon D. Cunningham
U. S. Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Ladd Gordon
Game and Fish Department
W. R. Fallis
U.S. Forest Service
Robert Corn
Watson
Ramada Inn
Association
Airlines must offer jobs to men as stewards ruling stands
The Supreme Court let stand a ruling requiring domestic airlines to provide men with opportunities to work as flight attendants. The decision affects carrier hiring practices and gender equality in airline staffing nationwide.
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Washington
the Supreme Court
Landfill plan in Dexter to move forward despite opposition
Chaves County Commissioners plan to proceed with a new Dexter sanitary landfill near Dexter after residents petitioned to stop it. Billy Gray led opposition with a 116-signature petition and argued concerns over maintenance, odor, and trash blowing onto land.
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Dexter-Chaves County
Dexter
Chaves County
Billy Gray
Gray
Pecos
No worming out of tax wrigglers not livestock
New Mexico Revenue Bureau rules fishing worms cannot be treated as livestock for state gross receipts tax purposes. Revenue Commissioner Franklin Jones states receipts from worm farming for sale to farmers and gardeners for aeration are taxable. no exemption for worm sales to anglers.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Revenue Bureau
Franklin Jones
Hoffman resigns from Roswell chamber post for state bank job
Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce executive vice president Robert J. Hoffman resigns to join Bank Securities Inc. of Alamogordo as vice president and lead Security Development Credit Corp. of New Mexico in Albuquerque. He helped grow Roswell industry and regional development since 1966 and will move with his family during Christmas break.
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Hoffman
Roswell Industrial Development Corporation
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank of
Development Credit Corporation of
New Mexico
Bob Hoffman
Alamogordo
Portales
Santa Fe
Jerry
Holly
Kevin
Kiel
Albuquerque
Senate okays broad consumer legislation
The Senate approved a large consumer bill by a 76 to 2 vote, outlining clearer product warranty rules and stronger federal aid for deceived customers. Key tests on amendments sought to weaken FTC powers, prompting comments from Sen. Frank Moss who accused opponents of near filibuster tactics.
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Associated Press
Washington AP
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Frank Moss
Utah
Sen
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
New Mexico Officials Weigh National Health Plan At Hearing
Gov Bruce King and HSS Director Richard Heim testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on national health insurance. They described Medicaid issues and a new foundation program started Dec 1 that monitors care quality and costs. King cited rising costs from $6.04 million to $20.4 million over five years.
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Howard Graves
Associated Press
Washington ( AP
New Mexico
Richard Heim
State Health and Social Services Department
Bruce King
Heim
House
Ways and Means
King
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Medical Care Foundation
HSS Department
New Mexico Mexical Society
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Robert J. Hoffman
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George Boyden
New Mexico Foundation For Mexical Care
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Dykewood Corp
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