F-111D crewmen killed in New Mexico jet crash
Air Force investigators probe the F-111D crash near Floyd New Mexico that killed Capt. Richard L. Cardenas and 1st Lt. Steven G. Nelson, both 26 and assigned to Cannon AFB. The crash occurred during a routine training flight on the Alan Parker ranch.
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Floyd
Air Force
Cannon Air Force Base
New Mexico
Charles Bowden
Alan Parker Ranch
Bowden
Richard L. Cardenas
San Diego
Calif
Steven G. Nelson
Phoenix
Ariz
524Th
Cannon Afb
Clovis
Parker
Connie
Arizona Desert
Holbrook
Melrose
Parker Ranch
Parkers
Roswell Protesters Plan New Round Against Utility Rate Hikes
Local group CCGR with about 3,500 members plans protests at a City Council meeting to oppose proposed city utility and service rate increases. The meeting, called by Councilman Cress, follows a court ruling that earlier rate bills were invalid. Public comments are deferred to a future session.
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Roswell
Alex Fein
Concerned Citizens Group of Roswell
CCGR
Jerry N. Smith
Robert H. Cress
Water and Sewer Committee
Dist
Stanley Frost
Frost
Smith
CCGA
Fein
Daily Record
Tandy Hunt
Brown discloses Soviet anti satellite capability
Defense Secretary Harold Brown said the Soviets have an operational capability to attack some satellites, mainly low orbit reconnaissance vehicles, a disclosure he called somewhat troubling. He noted the United States has no such capability yet and continues exploratory development. Brown also discussed European debates over a neutron bomb and his upcoming nine day European trip including Yugoslavia.
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Washington
Defense
Harold Brown
Soviet Union
United States
Brown
Europe
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Yugoslavia
U.S
Carter says near arms pact with Soviet Union at UN
President Carter told the United Nations General Assembly that the US and the Soviet Union are within sight of a significant strategic weapons agreement. He offered to cut the US nuclear arsenal by 10 to 50 percent if the Soviets do the same, and urged a comprehensive nuclear test ban and restraints on nuclear fuel exports. He also pressed for a peaceful Middle East settlement and urged South Africa to aid Zimbabwe and Namibia transitions.
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Carter
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
United Nations, N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
South Africa
Albania
Farouk Kaddoumi
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
Israel
New York
Ismail Fahmy
Moshe Dayan
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Africa
Zimbabwe
Namibia
Apodaca Seeks to Restore Order in New Mexico Highway Board
Gov. Jerry Apodaca met with Jim Denison to quell internal rifts on the Highway Commission after a 3-2 vote of confidence for Engineer James Bird and a coup that ousted Julian Garcia as chairman. The administration warned against continued bickering and urged focus on road work and accountability.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
State Highway Commission
Jim Denison
Hobbs
Commission
Apodaca
Richard de Uriarte
Denison
Paul
Rader
Las Cruces
James Chaney
Moriarty
Julian Garcia
Albuquerque
Albert Sanchez
Santa Rosa
Garcia
Sanchez
James Bird
Supreme Court
Jim
de Uriarte
Department
Jim Bird
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Vietnam
Tito
Unifax
America
National
International
Ce Television
Bird
Jean Rodriguez
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