Overruling veto fails to cut Turkey aid in House vote
The House failed to override President Ford's veto of the cutoff of military aid to Turkey. The 223 to 135 vote missed two thirds, ending the effort. Leaders expect the Senate to sustain the veto. The move aimed to halt aid tied to an emergency funding measure for multiple agencies.
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Turkey
House
Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
Ford
Congress
House Appropriations
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Senate
Hugh Scott
U.S
Cyprus
Greece
Liddy Freed After Bond Reduction and Release
G Gordon Liddy leaves U S District Court after Judge Gesell lowers bond from 100000 to 5000 and orders release from D C jail. Liddy aged 44 served nearly 21 months of a minimum six years eight months and appeals two convictions as the only remaining defendant jailed.
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G. Gordon Liddy
U.S. District Court
Gerhard Gesell
District of Columbia
Liddy
Chaves County Farm Bureau rejects boycott plan
The Chaves County Farm and Livestock Bureau voted against backing a nonunion agricultural products boycott at its annual meeting. They approved resolutions urging groups not to hold Albuquerque meetings and to discourage participation in the New Mexico State Fair. The group also backed changes to federal estate taxes and more accessible government student loans for farm families.
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Chaves County Farm and Livestock Bureau
Resolutions Committee
Bureau
Albuquerque
New Mexico
United Farm Workers Group
Leroy Lang
Goddard High football player Donnell Hunter dies at 17
Donnell Hunter of Goddard High School died at 8:35 a.m. at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center after four days in critical condition from head and spine injuries suffered in a Friday night Wool Bowl game against Levington. He was 17, son of W. C. and Jewelene Hunter of Roswell.
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Marian McQuiddy
Donnell Hunter
Goddard
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Hunter
W. C. Hunter
Jewelene Hunter
Roswell
Wool Bowl
A. S. Blaun
Donnell
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Goddard High School
van Witt
Witt
Trade zone talk set in Roswell inland port study
Trade zone feasibility meeting in Roswell to discuss designating the city as a foreign inland trade port. Jack Duffy of Mountain International Corp. arrives for a 10 am session at the Roswell Chamber building with Four Corners Commission officials. The event is open to the public.
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Jack Duffy
Roswell
Four Corners Commission
Duffy
Mountain International Corp
Denver, Colo
Dillard and Shannon Vie for Second District Magistrate Judgeship
Democrat Paul Dillard faces Republican Kent Shannon in Chaves County for the second district magistrate judgeship. Dillard, a 30 year NM lawyer and public defender, argues for faithful impartial service while Shannon, in office since 1968, cites experience and ongoing service to the people.
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Paul Dillard
Kent Shannon
Dillard
Shannon
Chaves County
New Mexico
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