Illegal voter registrations uncovered in Roswell beauty shop
County Clerk Bernice Dilley warned that an unknown number of residents were illegally registered for the November 5 general election. A registrar signed forms in advance and apparently handed them to a candidate to register voters. The matter could involve a Democratic county candidate and carries potential penalties under New Mexico election laws.
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Senate House panel OKs amendment halting Turkey aid
Conferees agree on a money bill amendment allowing suspension of U S military aid to Turkey until President Ford determines Turkey is making good faith progress toward Cyprus troop withdrawal. White House approval noted. other aid provisions and amendments on Israel Honduras Chile and CIA scrutiny were dropped.
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D Calif
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Henry A. Kissinger
Utilities warn businesses may face winter natural gas shortage
The Associated Press finds a nationwide gas shortfall with utilities limiting new customers and higher prices. FPC pricing changes and fuel-switching to gas strain supply, hitting interruptible industrial users hardest, while residential and essential users face fewer worries. Contingency plans for coal shortages also loom if miners strike.
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Iran
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Frank Robinson named first black MLB manager
Cleveland AP reports Frank Robinson chosen as the first black manager in major league history, breaking a 105 year barrier. Rome AP notes Italy's government nearing collapse amid economic troubles and Communist party role debates in a new coalition.
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Nixon asks to excuse testifying in Watergate trial
Lawyers for Richard Nixon ask Judge Sirica to quash subpoenas for Nixon's appearance in the Watergate cover up case citing health and travel limits. Nixon remains hospitalized in California for phlebitis and a lung blood clot with doctors advising against travel for months.
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Warden blames staff for problems at Los Lunas farm
Warden Felix Rodriguez told the Corrections Commission that staff apathy contributed to recent issues at the Los Lunas Honor Farm. He cited lost procedures during a supervisor change and said new policies will be presented next meeting.
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Ray Davenport
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