Ford Wins Broad Backing For Vice Presidency Nomination
One day after his nomination Gerald Ford had pledges for Senate and House confirmation. AP survey shows 225 House members plan to vote for Ford with only a handful opposing or undecided. Senate requires a simple majority to confirm. Nixon nominated Ford after Agnew resignation and tax evasion plea.
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Israel pushes toward Damascus in week-old war
Israeli forces shell targets near Damascus and advance units reach within about 16 miles of the capital. Jordan joins the fight with Syrian and Iraqi forces amid disputed claims and international concern over Soviet aid and potential escalation. Public comment cites Meir and Ford nomination developments as the U.S. rearranges leadership.
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Roswell High crowns queen at homecoming halftime
Pretty Pat Leitch crowned 1973 Homecoming Queen at the Wool Bowl after the Coyotes beat Los Alamos Hilltoppers 32 13. Leitch and Gilbert Casarez both 17, Casarez serving as student body president.
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One acquitted in San Patricio murder case amid jury deliberations
Robert Chavez was acquitted by a district judge for lack of evidence in the July 1 killing of Ralph Miranda outside a San Patricio tavern. Lawrence Chavez remained on trial before a 12th District Court jury, with possible verdicts including first degree murder with mandatory death, second degree murder, insanity, or self defense. The case drew heavy attention in Lincoln County as 130 witnesses were subpoenaed and 39 testified.
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Nine arraigned after large marijuana haul in Socorro
Nine men were arraigned in Socorro after raids by state and federal narcotics officers netting a marijuana haul. Officials first cited 2,500 pounds, later revised to 4,600 pounds, with charges including possession with intent to distribute and conspiracy. Washington notes U.S. Rep Harold Runnels welcomed President Nixon's nomination of Gerald Ford for vice president, predicting smooth confirmation.
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Saudi King Warns Oil Cutoff If U S Arms Israel Reported
A Lebanese newspaper quoted King Faisal threatening to halt oil shipments to the United States and break diplomatic ties if Washington arms Israel. The White House declined comment while Saudi officials delivered a message to President Nixon amid talks on an Arab oil embargo.
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