Privacy bills challenge police secrecy at Roswell meeting
H. Stuart Knight, director of the Secret Service in Roswell, told the New Mexico Sheriff's and Police Association that privacy bills in Congress threaten law enforcement access to information. He cited over 150 privacy bills and warned they could hinder international police cooperation and incident response. He urged agencies to earn public trust and discussed concerns over mental illness threats and collective bargaining within departments.
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Marian McQuiddy
Secret Service
Roswell
New Mexico
H. Stuart Knight
Association
Roswell Inn
Knight
Warren Commission
FBI
Ford to seek 5 percent income surtax to curb inflation
President Ford plans a new economic program including a 5 percent surtax on income above a threshold and a 5 percent corporate surtax. He aims to cut oil imports by one million barrels daily and proposes public works and an increased investment tax credit.
Kissinger heads for Middle East to push peace process
Henry A. Kissinger heads to the Middle East for a week of diplomacy with Egypt Israel and Arab states to advance disengagement talks and link withdrawal in the West Bank to broader peace efforts. He also aims to secure oil support from Saudi Arabia and Algeria while keeping negotiations in separate forums.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Sinai
Kissinger
West Bank
Jordan River
Yitzhak Rabin
Saudi Arabia
Algeria
Syria
Jordan
Saudia Arabia
Morocco
Washington
State police union picks Sosa as president in Albuquerque
Lt J B Sosa of the New Mexico State Police was elected president of the New Mexico Sheriffs and Police Association at the convention closing in Albuquerque Felix Work was named first vice president Joe Cavanaugh second vice president Alvin Campbell third vice president and K K Miller secretary treasurer The next convention will be held in Albuquerque In Washington a tax plan of 1.8 billion dollars a year to aid savers and the housing industry was approved by the House Ways and Means Committee 15 to 6 against Ford administration opposition
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Ford
Congress
Harold R. Collier
Ill
House
J. B. Sosa
New Mexico State Police
Albuquerque
New Mexico Sheriffs’ and Police Association
Felix Work
Otero County
Joe Cavanaugh
AEC
Alvin Campbell
Albuquerque Police Department
K. K. Miller
Santa Fe
Washington
Ways and Means
Ford blasts House aid cut to Turkey over Cyprus
President Ford denounces a House move to halt military aid to Turkey as reckless and harmful, saying it delays negotiations on Cyprus and harms Greece and Turkish relations. He urges the Senate to reject the amendment and support a peace-focused measure. Backers cite Turkey’s Cyprus invasion as a trigger for aid termination.
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Washington
Ford
House
Turkey
Cyprus
Congress
Greece
Senate
Mediterranean
Ford cited political problem in urging grain sale cancellation
Edward W. Cook testified that President Ford told him a severe political problem with Congress and the public would arise if the United States sold 1.3 million tons of corn and 400,000 tons of wheat to the Soviet Union. The disclosure came during Cook Industries’ testimony before the Senate permanent investigations subcommittee.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Edward W. Cook
Cook Industries
Memphis
Tenn
Cook
Senate
Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
White House
Congress weighs export controls on grain to Soviet Union
Cook told Chairman Henry M. Jackson that Congress would likely push export controls to block shipments. Ford reportedly said such controls would create a severe political problem. The debate centers on grain sales to the Soviet Union during a previous crop failure linked to higher U S prices and shortages.
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Congress
Cook
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
United States
Jackson
Ford
Soviet Union
Roswell Area Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Diminishing cloudiness with warmer days through Wednesday. Cooler tonight with a chance of evening thundershowers. Today’s high near 74, tonight’s low near 46, Wednesday’s high near 78. Measurable precipitation 10 percent today and tonight, five percent Wednesday.
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Roswell
Roswell Plans Seven School Projects Bond Timetable
Roswell Schools Superintendent Roger Luginbill released a tentative timetable for seven bond financed projects. Construction on the first project at Roswell High is slated to start Feb 15 with other sites and bids spread through 1975.
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Tom Halpin
Roswell
Roger Luginbill
Luginbill
Goddard High School Vocational and
GHS Capital
Berrendo Middle
Berrendo
Military Heights
Parkview
Washington Ave
Central
Sierra
el Capitan
del Norte
Missouri Avenue
Monterrey
Sunset School
Mesa
East Grand Plains
Edgewood
Flora Vista
Mountain View
Chisum
Pecos
Valley View
Roswell High School Capital
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Sheboygan
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Milwaukee
Miss Sturgill
Associated Press and Record News
Goddard High School
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