Leaders of Six Nations End Rambouillet Talks With Pact
At Rambouillet France leaders from the United States West Germany Italy France Britain and Japan sign a declaration promising more jobs lower inflation and greater economic security. They vow stable durable growth and to curb energy and exchange rate problems while stressing cooperation on energy conservation and alternative sources.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Rambouillet
France
Ford
United States
West Germany
Italy
Britain
Japan
Century Chateau
Paris
Metro narcotics pool eyed by Fifth Judicial District
Roswell law enforcement subcommittee discussed creating a metro squad of full time officers for undercover narcotics work in the Fifth Judicial District. The group planned a report for the Chaves County Criminal Justice Advisory Committee and set a follow up meeting for December 8 with district chiefs.
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Marian McQuiddy
Fifth Judicial District
Roswell
L. M. Hall
Danny Kiper
Floyd Miles
Vance Adams
Atty. J. Lee Cathey
Carlsbad
Ralph Teller
New Mexico State Liquor Division
Chaves County Criminal Justice Advisory Committee
Dist. Atty. Cathey
State Criminal Justice Study Committee
Cathey
Adams
State Eyes Delay in Juvenile Detention Facilities
A New Mexico justice subcabinet panel urges Gov. Apodaca to postpone the July 1976 statewide juvenile detention deadline to 1978. The plan includes a sight and sound separation rule during the two year interim to shield juveniles from adult inmates while counties build separate facilities.
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State Secretary of Justice
Jerry Apodaca
Nick Franklin
Albuquerque
Justice
Franklin
Chaves
Bill Carpenter
Food prices may gyrate for years says Agriculture official
Washington reports that despite slower price rises food costs will remain volatile due to weather and Soviet grain imports. In Morristown New Jersey an attorney for Karen Anne Quinlan’s parents appealed a court ruling blocking them from disconnecting her life support. In San Francisco a federal judge ruled Sara Jane Moore mentally competent to stand trial for the attempted assassination of President Ford.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Morristown
N.J
Karen Anne Quinlan
Paul W. Armstrong
Joseph and
Julia Quinlan
San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford Lee
Education Week Focuses on Schools as America's Future
Roswell officials frame American Education Week around the idea that U S society rests on its schools. Dr H Fred Pomeroy notes post Sputnik reform and driver education shaped curricula, urging emphasis on drug, career, environment, personal finance and health education amid district events, contests and exhibitions.
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George Welles
H. Fred Pomeroy
Roswell Independent School
U.S
Goddard High School
Pomeroy
Sputnik
Soviet Union
Congress
America
Bill Rapp
Washington Avenue
Roswell
K. Preston
Berrendo
Cochairman
Rapp
Roswell and
Goddard High Schools
Navy
Air Force
Roswell High School
KBIM
B. C. Carter
RHS
National Honor Society
Goddard
Carter
Denny Wright
Avery Carlton
Mountain View Middle School
Nora Richards
Sierra Middle School
George Holman
Mesa Middle School
Jackson Chandler
Jerry Bird
PTA
Joe Lucas
Archie Evans
American Legion
Clarence Adams
Deanna Hazlewood
June Brown
Iowa tests new highway recycling method for U S 75
Rock Rapids Iowa AP reports a new process recycles old concrete into road base. The Iowa Highway Division tests crushing and mixing old concrete with sand and cement to create virgin-like aggregate, cutting costs by about 15 percent. Reconstruction of 1.4 miles of U S 75 will begin next spring under oversight by industry groups and state departments.
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Rock Rapids
Iowa
Iowa Highway Division
George Calvert
American Concrete and Paving Association
Calvert
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