Birthday wishes for Sherry Keefer and political visit in Roswell
Birthday cards are urged for Sherry Keefer, widow of Keefer, recovering from a severe stroke at David O. McKay Hospital in Ogden. In Roswell, Sen. Scoop Jackson plans a Friday airport greeting as he weighs a presidential bid. Four Roswell students attend Oklahoma State University Stillwater with majors in business psychology animal science and interior design.
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Sherry Keefer
Sherry Witt
David O. McKay
Ogden
Utah
Materials Center
Roswell
Sherry
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Communist delegates challenge Nixon on prolonging war
Paris delegates at Vietnam peace talks say Nixon signals indefinite war. They focus on his latest statements while not addressing his Moscow trip. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong delegates press the issue amid the broader conference backdrop.
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Paris
Vietnam
Nixon
Moscow
New Mexico Road Toll Up To Date This Year
The toll count in New Mexico reaches 401 for the year thus far, compared with 433 at this same date a year ago, indicating a year over year decline in road fatalities.
DOD battles environmentalist claims at New Mexico meeting
New Mexico Department of Development accuses so called super environmentalists of emotionalism and half truths in a Roswell meeting. Officials call for factual information to counter biased campaigns and consider distributing material. The issue to be discussed again at the November Gallup session.
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Don Fenley
New Mexico Department of Development
DOD
New Mexico Military Institute
Robert J. Hoffman
Simms
Hoffman
New Mexico
Department
Gallup
Israel seeks U S planes as Suez talks continue
Foreign Minister Abba Eban urged the United States to resume aircraft shipments to Israel to maintain the Middle East balance after a private talk with Secretary Rogers. The two discussed Egypt Soviet arms, and an interim Suez Canal reopening.
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United Nations. N.Y
Abba Eban
Middle East
Israel
William P. Rogers
Egypt
U.S
Rogers
Soviet Union
Eban
Anwar Sadat
Moscow
Sadat
Suez Canal
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Golda Meir
Mahmoud Riad
Light county absentee voting in New Mexico
Absentee voting in the November state constitutional amendment election proceeds slowly in Chaves County. On the fourth day, four ballots had been cast by noon. County Clerk Marlene Smith has mailed many ballots, mainly to college students, with none returned yet. Eligible voters may vote at the Courthouse in person at the County Clerk's Office. The election includes 10 amendments to the New Mexico constitution.
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Chaves
Marlene Smith
New Mexico
Vanderbilt Professor Wins Nobel in Physiology Medicine
Dr. Earl W. Sutherland Jr. of Vanderbilt University won the 1981 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for discoveries on hormones and cyclic AMP known as a second messenger. He will travel to Stockholm in December to receive the prize, valued at 88 000 dollars tax free, with researchers noting AMP can affect cancer cells.
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Earl Sutherland Jr
Sutherland
Vanderbilt University
Stockholm
Sweden
Earl W. Sutherland Jr
Karolinska Medical Institute
Nashville
Tenn
Tve
Burlingame
Kan
Washburn University
Topeka
Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
Vanderbilt
Case-Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Cecil's Restaurant case heads to 6th District Court Nov 3
The City of Roswell and TE Price owner of Cecil's Restaurant 2103 N Main will again present cases in court early next month An appeal from Price is docketed for a 6th District Court hearing at 930 am Nov 3 Previously Municipal Court Judge James Webb fined Price 100 for maintaining a public nuisance and safety hazard He suspended the fine for 60 days to permit demolition or reconstruction The case tests city power to require destruction or rebuilding of condemned structures Cecil's Restaurant gutted by two fires remains empty for over 14 months District Court Judge Paul Snead will rule on next month’s second confrontation between City Attorney James Stapp and Price's counsel
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Roswell
TE. Price
N. Main
Price
6Th District
James Webb
Webb
Cecil's
Paul Snead
James Stapp
King urges local role in environmental protection
New Mexico Governor Bruce King told the third annual land use symposium that environmental protection should be a local government responsibility with statewide standards, while warning that current legal authority is insufficient to safeguard land resources. He cited concerns over land subdivisions and air pollution from the Four Corners plant.
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Albuquerque
King
Four Corners
Forecast Through Friday With No Temperature Change
Forecast shows little change in temperatures through Friday. Highs near 83 today, 86 tomorrow, with lows around 49 each night.
Eskimo tulips bloom early at Michigan State University
Michigan State University researchers report a potential tulip breakthrough with Eskimo tulips that bloom in fall after freezing since January. Dr August De Hertouh leads the embryear Dutch bulb project and says bloom year round could expand the tulip market significantly.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
August de Hertouh
de Hertouh
Persepolis birthday party pecking order causes whispers
AP dispatch from Persepolis Iran reports guests at the Shah’s 2900th anniversary celebration feel edged in the protocol pecking order. Notables include West Germany’s Kaitine von Hassel, Afghan princess, Gustav Heinemann, and Chinese envoys as Spiro Agnew notes his fifth rank behind global rulers.
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Persepolis
Iran
Persia
Elizabeth I
KaitUne von Hassel
Afghanistan
Gustav Heinemann
Heinemann
von Hassel
West Germany
China
Peking
Pakistan
Kuo Mo-jo
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Kissinger
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Ankara
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