Nixon fires Cox as Watergate tapes probe ends
President Nixon dismisses special prosecutor Archibald Cox and fires Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson and Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelhaus for disobeying orders. Solicitor General Robert Bork named acting attorney general as the Watergate probe shifts to the Justice Department. The White House vows continued investigations with vigor.
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Washington
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
William P. Ruckelshaus
Cox
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Richardson
Congress
Robert H. Bork
Bork
Special Watergate Prosecution Force
Justice Department
Dear Elliot
Department of Justice
Justice Dept
Department
Elliot Richardson
William Ruckelshaus
House Republican Conference
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Ruckelshaus
FBI
Thun Bork
Gen. Richardson
United States
Executive Branch
Watergate
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
John C. Stennis
White House
Health, Education and Welfare
Defense
Richard G. Kleindienst
New Mexico papers win multiple awards at press association
At the New Mexico Press Association banquet in Albuquerque the New Mexican won general excellence and the Journal won community service. Roswell Daily Record earned multiple firsts and honors, while Taos News topped weekly categories for general excellence and community service.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexican of Santa Fe
Journal
New Mexico Press Association
Roswell Daily Record
E. H. Shaffer
al Stubbs
John R. Pettit
Christine Floyd
Record
Las Cruces
Deming
Rio Grande Sun
E.H. Shaffer
Spot News
Urith Lucas
Albuquerque Tribune
Art Bouffard
Albuquerque Journal
Bonnie Meyer
Gallup Independent
Ronald Gallegos
the New Mexican
Katy Woolston
Tribune
Will McDaniel
Melinda Bell
Bruce Daniels
Taos News
John Taft
Tom Day
Joel Montgomery
Hal Cousland
Jean Clutter
Warren Swenson
Artesia Daily Press
Bill Southard
Clovis News-Journal
Ralph Looney
Robert Trapp
Paul Payton
Lincoln County News
Janelle Stamper
David Fernandez
Roy Hall
Carlsbad Current-Argus
Carlos Salazar
Ben Moffett
Lil Gillett
Belen News
Richard de Uriarte
Sun-News
Pelayo Fernandez
el Hispano
Felix D. Valdez
Santa Rosa News
Pat Kaiser
Lynn Villella
Jane Vigil
Leah Jean Clutter
Sandy Schauer
News Bulletin
Mike Olmstead
Warren Lawson
Rusty Matchett
Pat Learned
Valencia County News
Daily Record
Dolores Jasso
Johnnie Martinez
Norm Bergsma
Hugh J. Waterman
Alamogordo Daily News
John Candelaria
Don Hurlburt
Independent
Ray Cary
Jerry Earp
Bob Tooley
the Herald
Tor C
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Occupancy Drop at Roswell Center Tied to Job Center Closure
At Roswell Industrial Air Center 801 units exist with 380 occupied. The chart shows a drop of about 175 tenants after the Roswell Employment Training Center closed last June. The report highlights occupancy shifts and local awards across New Mexico newspapers.
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Roswell
Lynn Hunter
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Roswell Housing Authority
Wallace Massey
Kissinger to Hold Middle East Talks in Moscow
Moscow reports Kissinger arrived and will meet with Brezhnev and Gromyko to discuss the Middle East war as U S officials caution no immediate settlement plan. A separate Pakistan Bolivia flight incident and Cox firing fallout are noted in dispatches.
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Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kissinger
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Washington
White House
Nixon
Cairo
Alexei Kosygin
Anwar Sadat
Kosygin
Sadat
Abba Eban
Tel Aviv
Israel
Occupancy Rises at Roswell Air Center After RETC Closure
Roswell Housing Authority reports 380 of 801 units occupied at Roswell Industrial Air Center. Peak was 478 in May before the RETC closing. June bottomed at 300. Authority notes 80 new tenants in past four months and 22 Satellite Air Command plus 23 unaccompanied dependents.
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Massey
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Roswell
Satellite Air Command
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Yacuiba
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Aerolineas Argentinas
Mazatlan
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