Senate Moves Energy Bill To Give Nixon Expanded Powers
The Senate nears passage of emergency energy legislation to grant the President power to order gasoline rationing and energy-saving actions. The bill, pending House approval after Thanksgiving, includes thermostats cuts and shorter school days, plus a provision to burn high-sulphur oil and coal and to convert plants to coal use. The debate features Nixon arguing for action and Mansfield and Proxmire urging stricter measures.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Congress
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
NBC
Meet the Press
Rockefeller
ABC
Mansfield
Proxmire
Greek youths and workers jailed in Athens soccer stadium camp
Police and soldiers rounded up a number of construction workers and youths in Athens and confined them in a temporary detention camp inside a city soccer stadium. Several workers joined last week's student antigovernment demonstrations.
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Athens
Spyridon Zournatzis
Zournatzis
Spyros Markezinis
George Papadopoulos
Markezinis
Greece
Glover's Packing Faces Packers and Stockyards Review
Glover's Packing Co officials said no violation of the 1921 act is found yet and await federal interpretation after a Washington meeting on dual ownership and custom feedlots. Narod noted the firm does not act as a cattle marketer and seeks clarity on allowing custom feeding as a profit center.
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Marilyn Holmes
Glover's Packing Co
Packers and Stockyards
Rudy Narod
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Packers Stockyard Division
Narod
Roswell
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado
Agriculture Department
Archbishop Wanat to retire next June after deanery meeting
Archbishop David Wanat of Assumption along with Fr. Howard Meyer Fr. Diego Mazon and Fr. Patrick Ronayne met the deanery clergy here before his retirement in June and then planned to return to Santa Fe. See photo, Page 6.
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David Wanat
Assumption
Howard Meyer
Diego Mazon
St. Johns
Patrick Ronayne
Santa Fe
James P. Davis
Assumption Catholic Church
Roswell, Dexter and
Ruidoso
K. J. Moynahan
UAW and GM Reach Tentative National Contract Settlement
The United Auto Workers and General Motors announced a tentative deal before the 10 a.m. deadline, wrapping up national bargaining with GM after settlements with Chrysler and Ford. UAW officials in Indianapolis Lordstown Ohio Pontiac and Flint confirmed the agreement though no details were released. The UAW represents about 415,000 GM workers and planned ministrikes were expected if talks failed.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp
UAW
Indianapolis
Ind
Lordstown
Ohio
Pontiac
Flint
Mich
Dallas Sells
Chrysler
Ford
Tony Zone
GM Vega
Snowstorm Hits Ruidoso With Measurable Snow and Hazards
The first major snowstorm of the 1973-74 season moves into Ruidoso and Lincoln County with about half an inch by 9 a.m. and 1.5 inches on Sierra Blanca slopes. Roads ice over and accidents occur while hunters face fire restrictions and officials weigh campfire permits. A pilot diverting to Roswell notes high cloud tops and a big storm ahead as Jingle Bells plays on local radio.
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Ruidoso
Lincoln National Forest
Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation
Sierra Blanca
New Mexico Game and Fish Department
Lincoln-Otero
U.S. Forest Service
Juidoso Ranger Station
Rankin
Roswell
Midland, Tex
Andy Gilliam
Ruidoso Municipal
KRRR
Clashes Along Suez Reported. Egyptian Soldier Killed
The Associated Press says small arms fire near Ismailia and Ayun Musa left one Egyptian soldier dead with no Israeli casualties. An Israeli spokesman cited firefights on both canal banks, near Mt. Ataka, as Egyptian forces pressed positions. Israel will open a five member commission to probe early war mishandling.
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Associated Press
Suez Canal
Ismailia
Canal
Ayun Musa
Sinai Desert
Gulf of Suez
Mt. Ataka
Israel
Egvypt
Suez City
Egypt
Syria
Golan Heights
Moshe Dayan
Santa Fe boy loses leg in hunting accident near Carlsbad
A 13 year old Santa Fe boy, Patrick Rowe, was injured when his father fired a rifle at close range during a hunting trip near the Queen monument 46 miles southwest of Carlsbad. The right leg was amputated and the youth remained in satisfactory condition at St. Marys Hospital after transfer from Roswell. The rifle was a 264 Magnum.
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Santa Fe
Queen Area
Carlsbad
St. Mary's Hospital
Eddy County
Bill Sadler
Patrick Rowe
James Rowe
Queen Monument
Queen Rescue
Roswell
Woman Shot While Phoning in Roswell
An 18 year old Roswell woman Sherry Wales at 307 W Fifth St was shot in the forearm while using a telephone in a booth in the 300 block of North Kentucky Sunday night. She was treated at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center where doctors withheld her condition. The assailant remains unknown.
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Roswell
Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
North Kentucky
Sherry Wales
Fifth St
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Wiliam Proxmire
D-Wis
CBS
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Glover
National Weather Service
Terry Ingoldsby
Encino
Harrell Ranch
Jim Rankin
Ruidoso Area
Mescalero Apache
U.S. 70
Lincoln County
Alto and
Ahmed Ismail
Middle East
U.N
Bar-Lev
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