Ford to Seek 5 Percent Surtax on Corporations and Wealth
President Ford is reported ready to recommend a 5 percent surcharge on corporations and high income individuals as part of an anti inflation package. Senator Kennedy criticizes the plan as unfair, urging Ford to discard the proposal. The plan may accompany tax cuts for lower earners and housing incentives to spur mortgage lending.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ford
Edward M. Kennedy
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White House
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Bethesda Naval Hospital
Smuggling Methods Revealed by Roswell Dope Peddler Sam
Sam, a local dope peddler, describes how drugs reach Roswell by car, air, mail, and worn in clothing. He warns about careful packing, X ray luggage, and flying drops while urging calm and avoiding panic. Officials like postal inspector O D Beard note drug investigations and penalties, amid broader energy and economic policy debates.
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Sam
Roswell
Chaves County
United States Mail
Organized crime topic highlighted by LVPD official speech
Las Vegas New Mexico Sgt. Donald F Helm spoke at the 40th Annual Convention of the New Mexico Sheriff s and Police Association detailing how organized crime extends from cities to rural areas. He described methods like loan sharking and drug selling and urged patrolmen to spot early warning signs to curb crime.
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Las Vegas
New
Helm
Community Relations Bureau
LVPD
New Mexico Sheriff's and Police Association
H. Stuart Knight
Washington
D.C
United States Secret Service
Walter V. Neiderberger
Albuquerque
Vernon McCarty
New Mexico
John Moran
Tip of the Week offer from Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record invites tips on hot news stories with a $10 prize each week. Call 622 7710 or mail tips to Roswell Daily Record P O Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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Roswell
N.M
Kissinger Opens Moscow Talks to Broaden Nuclear Test Ban
Secretary of State Kissinger said negotiations in Moscow aim to broaden an underground weapons test ban to include peaceful nuclear tests. The talks follow Nixon Brezhnev talks and seek criteria to ban tests above 150 kilotons. He cited emigration, trade, and corn shipments as key linked issues, and noted Middle East trips with added stops.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Richard M. Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kissinger
Brezhnev
East Berlin
U.S
Treasury
William E. Simon
Middle East
Roswell Logs First Rainfall of Month Over Weekend
Roswell recorded a trace at the Roswell Industrial Air Center on Saturday and .08 inches on Sunday. The weekend total reaches .08 inches for the month, with year to date at 14.23 inches. Normal month precipitation is .28 inches and yearly normal is 8.95 inches.
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Roswell
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Weather roundup Roswell area showers and mild rise
Cloudy with occasional showers likely today in Roswell and vicinity. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with a chance of showers and a slight warmup, with highs of 64 today and 72 Tuesday and lows near 44 tonight.
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Roswell
Absentee Ballot Forms Available Ahead of November Election
Absentee ballot forms are now in the county clerk’s office. The forms include the regular general election ballot and all proposed constitutional amendments. General registration closes today at 5 p m while absentee ballots may still be requested and mailed within the United States and abroad. Final overseas mailing deadline is Tuesday October 26. Within the United States ballots may be mailed a bit longer.
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United States
Norvell denies knowledge of senate campaign debt probe
Albuquerque Atty. Gen. David Norvell says he knows nothing about an investigation tied to his 1972 U.S. Senate campaign debts and the New Mexico District Council of Carpenters. He spoke after a federal grand jury appearance, while union officials deny illegal contributions and discuss alleged guaranteed payments. The Center for Public Financing of Elections noted Norvell's committee owed $47,880 at end of 1973.
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Albuquerque
David Norvell
U.S. Senate
New Mexico District Council of Carpenters
Norvell
Albuquerque Journal
Gerald R. Bloomfield
Center For Public Financing of Elections
Washington
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