Presidential barnstorm to hit Roswell New Mexico
Four U S Senators visit Roswell for a political campaign stop with three Democratic hopefuls in contention for the 1972 nomination. Henry M Jackson arrives after 6 30 p m joins a Roswell Clovis football game then attends a public reception 8 30 to 9 30 p m and a private gathering hosted by Jack Kelly before overnighting with the Kelly family.
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Roswell
New Mexico
U.S
Fred Harris
Dekla
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Henry M
Jackson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Jack Kelly
U.S. Department of Interior
Kelly
Albuquerque
Afl-Cio
Hoffman says DOD stance favored in environmental debate
Roswell official Robert J. Hoffman hailed the New Mexico Department of Development's tentative environmental stance at a monthly meeting. He urged a local fact finding and research effort to counter environmentalist claims while noting the DOD promised an in depth study. Hoffman urged balanced growth and warned against cutting off development.
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Robert J. Hoffman
Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce
New Mexico Department of Development
New Mexico Military Institute
Hoffman
DOD
William Simms
Gallup
Bruce King
State Planning Office
State Environmental Agency
Environmental Agency
Senator Jackson Meets Youth Conservation Corps Liaisons
U S Senator Henry M. Jackson D Washington greets three of about eighty teenagers who visited Washington on Thursday to lobby for expansion of the Youth Conservation Corps. Jackson chairs the Senate Interior Committee which opened discussions on the issue.
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U. S
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Youth Conservation Corps
Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Nixon lifts surcharge on textiles
The White House announced the United States will drop the 10 percent surcharge on noncotton textile imports. An agreement with Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong restrains shipments, with Tokyo signing today and others in place. The measures take effect retroactively to October 1 and run for up to five years with renewals.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
United States
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Ronald I. Ziegler
U.S
David M. Kennedy
Seoul
Peter Peterson
Nixon
Roswell Fairling Weather Update
Roswell and vicinity hosts a fair from today through Saturday with little temperature change. Forecast highs around 88 today and 86 tomorrow, with a low near 45 tonight.
Controversy Over Medicaid Skilled Nursing Care To Be Discussed
A Santa Fe meeting aims to resolve a dispute over a large cutback in skilled nursing home care for Medicaid patients. Legislation leaders officials and Gov King aides attend as figures warn the cutback could push patients into state institutions and prompt a deficiency appropriation.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Legislative Finance Committee
Health and Social Services Department
Department of Hospitals and Instituions
Senate
Odis Echols
D-Curry-Roosevelt
Bruce King
Toney Anaya
Echols
King
Department of Hospitals and Institutions
HSS
Kuznets Wins 1971 Nobel Prize in Economics
Dr. Simon Kuznets of Harvard won the 1971 Nobel Prize in economics for empirically grounded interpretation of growth. Cited for illuminating economic and social development with quantitative methods and national income calculations. Prize value $88,000. Kuznets has long mapped growth and business cycles.
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Stockholm
Simon Kuznets
Harvard University
Royal Academy of Sciences
Kharkov
Russia
Kuznets
Earl Sutherland
Vanderbilt University
United States
Columbia University
Senators press Nixon to halt school lunch rule changes
Fifty nine senators urge the President to stop the Agriculture Department from enforcing new lunch guidelines they call unlawful. The dispute centers on federal aid for free and reduced price meals, with debates over poverty thresholds and state eligibility.
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Austin Scott
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
House Education and Labor Committee
Houses
Congress
McMillian Named Ticket Chief for Roswell Dinner
State Rep. Colin McMillan of Roswell has been appointed ticket chairman for a regional Republican dinner to be held at Roswell Inn on November 13. He will oversee tickets in Chaves Eddy and Lea Counties. The speaker and exact dinner time will be announced later by T A McKenna, state Republican chairman.
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Colin McMillan
Chaves County
Roswell
Roswell Inn
McMillan
Chaves, Eddy and
Lea Counties
T. A. McKenna
Albuquerque
West Las Vegas board rejects IQ tests urge other schools
Officials from Chicano Studies praise the West Las Vegas school board for declining two IQ tests for students. They urge New Mexico boards to follow suit and ask the State Board of Education to honor a Las Vegas resolution and review testing and placement programs nationwide.
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Albuquerque
West Las Vegas
New Mexico
State Board of Education
Las Vegas
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C.K. Campbell
Holiday Inn
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Hobbs
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Ruidoso
New Mexico Press Assn
Alf-Cio
Harris
Humphrey
Goldwater
Western History Association
St. Frances Auditorium
Arizona
Labor Ladies
Albuquerque Hilton
Richard Nixon
Chaves
Gail Harris
The
Association of Counties
UP Telemote
Roswell and Vicinity
D. King
David King
State Planning Office of
NAACP
Enmar
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Jim Garcia
Ann German
Janice Johnson
Richard Dockery
Andrew Trotter
Enmur
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
Motel 6
Swedish Academy
National Bureau of Economic Research
University of Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins University
Frank W Taussig
Harvard
Cambridge Institution
Economist
McMillian
London
Pay Board and Price Commission
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Grover Hermann
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