NMMI President Sees Restored Enrollment Growth
The president of New Mexico Military Institute says only top military schools are regaining Vietnam era losses. Col. Dr. Robert Kemble notes NMMI is ahead, with fall enrollment 792 students in high school grades nine to 12 and junior college, up about 200 from 1971.
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Bill Feather
Associated Press
New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Robert Kemble
Kemble
New Mexico
Roswell district moves to new bond plan for renovations
The Roswell Independent District School Board approved moving ahead with plans for a new bond issue to fund renovations and expanded vocational facilities after canceling a prior proposal. An advisory board will review plans, with architects retained if the bond passes. a January public presentation may occur if timeline holds.
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ED Engledow
Roswell Independent District
Lspt
Roger L. Luginbill
del Norte Elementary
Alley and Waggoner
Edwin C. French
W. T. Harris and
Prichard
Gene Rieschman
Jerry Smith
Luginbill
Bob O. Bond
Ray Mitcham
Norman H. Patterson
Shirley Goodloe
Sid Goodloe
Stuart D. Shaner
Morton W. Dann
Shaner
National Education Association
Albuquerque
Sierra Middle School
East Grand Plains
Mitcham
Nixon says he never asked Agnew to resign
President Nixon told reporters he has not asked Vice President Spiro Agnew to resign and voiced support for Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry Petersen. He denied planning a contingency for a Agnew successor and said Richardson told him Petersen or aides were not the source of leaks. Nixon urged belief in Agnew’s innocence unless proven otherwise and discussed foreign travel plans and a possible preconvention endorsement.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Henry Petersen
Petersen
Elliot Richardson
Agnew
Justice Department
Bruno Kreisky
Israel
Kreisky
Europe
Henry A. Kissinger
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Japan
White House
Bomb threat halts Senate Watergate committee session
Three anonymous calls warned of a bomb in the Senate Caucus Room prompting an orderly evacuation and a police search. Rufus Edmisten said the first call came at 10 05 with a warning, a second hit the Watergate offices, and a third warned of a blast in 45 minutes.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Watergate Committee
Rufus Edmisten
Edmisten
Capitol
Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Donald H. Segretti
U S judge lectures on jury duties in Agnew probe
U S District Court Judge Walter E. Hoffman publicly warned the grand jury investigating Spiro Agnew to avoid media influence while deliberating. The 18 jurors heard a brief session before resuming their duties as witnesses are recalled in the Maryland corruption case.
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Lee Linder
Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Hoffman
Agnew
Justice Department
Hoffman
U.S
William J. Muth
J. Marsh Thomson
Nixon
Thomson
Interior grants array for New Mexico park projects
The Interior Department announced a federal grant of 368 375 dollars for New Mexico Park and Recreation Commission projects. The funds cover Bottomless Lakes facilities including shelters tables grills car barriers a water line drinking fountain and an electrical system.
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Washington
New Mexico Park and Recreation Commission
Interior Department
Second Street Improvements Studied By New Mexico Highway Dept
A preliminary environmental analysis signals economics may drive Second Street upgrades from Sunset Avenue to the railroad tracks in Santa Fe. The draft, signed by Roy Copeland and L G Boles, weighs widening by 10 feet, realigning the offset intersection, and possible one way pairs, with traffic, safety, and property impacts noted.
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New Mexico
Highway Department
U.S. 380
Second Street
Montana
Sunset
First
Third Street
Mexico
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