Ford refuses bailout for New York City amid fiscal fears
President Ford rejected fresh federal bailout aid for New York City and urged continued fiscal discipline by city and state leaders. He noted potential review of the situation next week and said no specific federal legislation was proposed, though a loan guarantee bill is under House consideration.
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Howard Benedict
Associated Press
Washington
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New York City
New York State
New York
Ford faces aid debate as New York City crisis looms
The report outlines potential federal help for New York City including loan guarantees and a bailout stance by President Ford. Javits and Peyser offer split views on policy while the House debates a broad loan guarantee package. Separate items cover a London bombing probe, Eldridge Cleaver’s return to California, a Moore trial date, and Franco’s declining health.
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Wool Bowl Week Declared In New Mexico
Gov. Apodaca proclaims November 23 to 29 as Wool Bowl Week with events in Roswell. Officials Roswell Mayor Jerry N. Smith and Rod Starkey announce basketball golf tournaments a hot air balloon rally and the Miss Wool of New Mexico Pageant. The week culminates in the 10th Wool Bowl Football Classic featuring Coffeyville Community Junior College and New Mexico Military Institute Broncos.
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Jerry Apodaca
New Mexico
Roswell
Jerry N. Smith
Rod Starkey
Coffeyville
Kan
Community Junior College
Red Ravens
New Mexico Military Institute Broncos
New Mexico City Crime Rates Rise in 1974 FBI Report
Roswell ranks fourth among five New Mexico cities in total crime last year with 1,874 incidents. Santa Fe leads with 3,941, Las Cruces 2,554, Clovis 1,964, and Hobbs 1,825. Roswell shows a 9 percent rise, while statewide violent crime declines and property crime grows.
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Hobbs
Doctors eye fewer cases in New Mexico debate
In Albuquerque a legislative hearing on malpractice insurance heard doctors warn that rising costs may push some to limit practice to emergencies. The New Mexico Medical Society proposed reform and a joint underwriting association to stabilize costs and keep care at current levels. Travelers Insurance said it would drop coverage by March 1 1976.
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Robert Zone
Santa Fe
Zone
New Mexico Medical Society
Lenton Malry
D-Bernalillo
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Society
JUA
Travelers Insurance Co
Medical Society
Raton
Tip of the week rewards for Roswell Daily Record tips
The Roswell Daily Record offers ten dollars for the best news tip each week. Call 622-7710 or mail tips to Roswell Daily Record, P O Box 1897, Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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P.O. Box
Roswell
N.M
Roswell Eyes Blue Ribbon Crime Commission
Roswell Mayor Jerry N. Smith discusses forming a five member blue ribbon style crime commission to study all crime related areas and report findings within six to eight months. Atty. Gen. Toney Anaya offered guidance, with December as a target for concrete announcement, while merchants and the Roswell Chamber back the concept.
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Roswell
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Smith
Crime Commission
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Tex
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