Secretary Vance Urges U.N Support for Camp David Accords
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance addressed the U.N General Assembly urging members to back the Camp David Middle East peace framework. He highlighted the accords as a path to regional stability and urged international backing.
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U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Rosalynn Carter Tells of Senior Citizens’ Problems
Rosalynn Carter, in Cedar Rapids on a Democratic fundraising swing, cites her mother’s 1975 forced retirement from the Postal Department as evidence of elder hardship. She describes it as traumatic and notes people assume seniors cannot work.
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Rosalynn Carter
Thieves Rob Singer Connie Francis Jewels at Hotel
London AP reports singer Connie Francis was robbed at the Park Lane Hilton of jewels and cash totaling about $40,000. Police investigate as theft case unfolds with investigators reviewing security footage and hotel records.
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Connie Francis
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Pope's cousin recalls pontiff life after heart attack death
Marysville Michigan AP reports Silvio Luciani a 79 year old retired bricklayer and cousin of Pope John Paul I recalls the late pope as full of life after he died of a heart attack in Rome. Luciani attended the coronation and describes the pope as always laughing and smiling. He hopes to attend the funeral but may be unable to travel.
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Carter brother visits Libya on unofficial goodwill trip
Billy Carter and a party of Georgians travel to Libya for a people to people visit. The trip is described by State Department spokesman Kenneth Brown as unofficial and unrelated to official U.S. policy amid Libya's strict norms and anti American sentiment.
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State Department
Kenneth Brown
Congress Overrules Agency to Save Commissary Baggers Jobs
Congress via a Senate provision exempted grocery baggers at military commissaries from a Civil Service Commission ruling. The change preserves part time bagger work for teens, retirees, and off duty servicemen, avoiding a 2 percent shopper surcharge and full time status.
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United States
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House
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Senate approves neutron weapon funding amid debate
The Senate authorized 2.97 billion for nuclear projects this fiscal year with a 68 to 1 vote. Sen. Proxmire opposed as premature. the bill moves to a House Senate conference to reconcile differences. The measure calls for immediate production and stockpiling of neutron elements for potential use in Lance missiles and howitzer shells.
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D-Wis
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Department of Energy
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Stabbings In Roswell Bar Injure Two Men
Police say two Roswell men were stabbed Friday night during a fight at Panama Red's at 511 S Main St. Odel Stoker, 42, was wounded in the back, stomach and arm after claiming four unknown attackers. Billy Joe Richardson, 31, was stabbed while trying to intervene. Both were treated and released from St Marys Hospital.
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New Mexico Senator Calls For Moratorium On Hiring And Spending
State Sen. Aubrey Dunn urged a Roswell gathering that any tax cuts be matched with a spending lid and a state hiring moratorium. He warned that permanent tax reductions and influxes of federal funds risk future budget gaps, and favored constitutional or statutory spending limits and reform of the state personnel system. Dunn questioned proposals to exclude items from the gross receipts tax and criticized federal rules on welfare and programs like CETA.
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Aubrey Dunn
D-Otero
Roswell Inn
Dunn
Senate Finance Committee
Commerce and Industry Association
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Bruce King
Lew Wallace anniversary celebrated in Lincoln County
The Lincoln County Historical Society marked the 100th anniversary of Lew Wallace becoming New Mexico governor with a tamale pie supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson. Attendees included Mrs Louise Coe, Mr and Mrs Peter Hurd, with Norman Cleveland and Loraine Lavender as speakers recounting Wallace and the Santa Fe Ring, and Morley’s storied role surveying the Santa Fe Railway route.
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