Rare squirrels to visit Hobbs
Hobbs plans to borrow two rare black squirrels from Marysville Kansas to stock its five city parks. A delegation led by Jeff Williams will fly 650 miles to Maryville to pick up the pair for the Black Squirrel Holiday festivities.
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Hobbs
N.M
Marysville
Kan
Maryville
Kansas
Hobbs Parks and Recreation
Jeff Williams
Williams
Philip Marsch
Sadler
Tex
Ronnie Breeden
Shreveport
Robert Moran
R-Sea
Hobbs News Sun
Robert Alvaro
Jim Rawls
Tom Todd Jr
Todd Aircraft Inc
Espionage cited in 72 campaign
Senator Muskie alleges an astonishing series of espionage and sabotage incidents tied to his 1972 Democratic presidential campaign. He hints at possible suit against CRP and White House officials, while noting the list is uninvestigated and not charges against individuals.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine Democrat
Muskie
Committee
White House
Sen
George McGovern
John T. McEvoy
Agnew Skips Support for RETC Funding in Roswell Rally
Vice President Spiro Agnew failed to endorse continued federal funding for the Roswell Employment Training Center after a rally at the Chaves County Courthouse endorsing Pete Domenici. He toured RETC facilities with 8500 cheering locals and plans a council inquiry after consult with 150 tribal leaders.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Roswell
Chaves County
Pete Domenici
U.S. Senate
Agnew
RETC
Roswell Industrial Air Center
L. M. Hall
BIAC
Thiokol
BIA
Mackey
Air Force Base
Peter MacDonald
MacDonald
Oklahoma City
Artesia mayor flames AG over union stance in city strike
Mayor Ernest Thompson clashes with Attorney General David Norvell over a sanitation workers strike and union recognition. The city council has not favored a bargaining agent, calling any reversal inappropriate amid demonstrations.
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Artelia
Ernest Thompson
David Norvell
Artesia
Norvell Voices Opinion On Artesia Picketing Law
New Mexico Attorney General David Norvell said a municipal ordinance aiming to ban peaceful picketing on public property would be constitutionally deficient. He noted picketing is lawful in labor disputes if peaceful and its object legal, and that prohibiting peaceful recognitional or organizational picketing could infringe free speech.
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Santa FE
N.M
David Norvell
City of Artesia
Frank Brown
D-Eddy
Carlsbad
Brown
Artesia
Norvell
Senate schedules revenue sharing vote for $2.65 billion
The Senate tentatively votes on a $2.65 billion first installment of a $30 billion revenue sharing program. If approved and sent to Nixon, the measure advances his new federalism plan as the Treasury prepares 39,000 checks to mail before the November election. The House already passed the bill 265-110.
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Senate
Nixon
The
Treasury
House
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U.S
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Carnegie
Okla
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Fara Aamiaw
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Allen Rowland
Peter Masten Jr
Kenneth Andrews
Gerald
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