CARD mobilizes to block nuclear waste route to WIPP site
At a Roswell gathering CARD members vow to press for ordinances banning transport of nuclear waste through towns en route to WIPP. They target Roswell Artesia Hobbs Lovington Loving Alamogordo Cloudcroft Jal and El Paso plus Lea County and plan a statewide petition drive and a $250000 fund raise to counter a DOE campaign.
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Carlsbad
Roswell
Citizens For Alternatives
CARD
WIPP
Artesia
Hobbs
Lovington
Loving
Alamogordo
Cloudcroft
Jal
el Paso
Texas
Lea County
Frank Determan
Concerned Citizens Group of
CCGR
John Liebendorfer
Albuquerque
DOE
Department of Energy
Liebendorfer
New London
Conn
New York City
Supreme Court
New Mexico
Jeff Nathanson
Deborah Karr
Kathryn Gabriel Mead
Rhodesian raids blame 1500 guerrillas killed in Zambia
Rhodesian forces announced a cross border operation deep inside Zambia killed an estimated 1,500 guerrillas and hit bases in Mozambique. The military said clashes with Zambian troops occurred during the raids while all Rhodesian troops and warplanes pulled out. Prime Minister Ian Smith defended the raids as defensive. Joshua Nkomo dismissed all party talks, calling the conference a battlefield issue. Julius Nyerere criticized talks under Smith's terms as nonsense.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Zambia
Mozambique
Ian Smith
Johannesburg
South Africa
Joshua Nkomo
Zimbabwe African People’s Union
Lusaka
Roswell Detectives Transferred In Patrol Rotation Plan
Two Roswell police detectives Denny Brewton and Daryl McFadin were reassigned within the department as part of an in service rotation program. Mayor L C Stiles said no demotion or pay change, just a new assignment to broaden investigative awareness. Chief C M Teague noted the move is permanent until further rotation decisions are made and aims to strengthen the patrol division by sharing experienced personnel.
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Roswell
L.C. Stiles
C.M. Teague
Stiles
Denny Brewton
Daryl McFadin
Teague
The
Daily Record
McFadin
Brewton
John S. Perry
John Correia
Correia
Roswell Daily Record Earns Several NM Press Awards
The Roswell Daily Record won a second place for general excellence at the New Mexico Press Association meeting. Advertisers John Pettit and Cory Beck earned first and second for best black and white ad. The Taos News led weekly honors with multiple firsts.
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Roswell Daily Record
New Mexico Press Association
Las Cruces Sun-News
John Pettit
Cory Beck
Daily Record
Taos News
Albuquerque Tribune
The
Sun-News
Albuquerque Journal
Las Cruces
Little Known Event Set to Shine Monday
Regional briefing notes highlight a minor yet significant observance upcoming Monday. The report notes attention in Roswell among residents and officials about the event’s potential impact on the community.
Toledo Troopers to open locker room to male reporters
The Toledo Troopers NWFL team will allow male reporters into their locker room after the playoff game against the Columbus Pace settlers. Spokesman Ken Dippman said reporters will have several minutes for interviews before the room is cleared for showers. He joked some players may have to throw out the men.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Troopers
Columbus Pace Settlers
Ken Dippman
Troopers
NWFL
Toledo
Dippman
Domenici Anaya Clash Over Navajo State Bid and Gas Prices
AP Albuquerque report notes Sen. Pete Domenici says a Navajo state would face a long, complex process and should start with Navajo action, while Attorney General Toney Anaya doubts the need for a separate state and criticizes energy bill provisions that raise New Mexico gas costs. Anaya warns of precedent if secession were allowed.
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Albuquerque
Pete Domenici
Toney Anaya
Anaya
Domenici
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
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Nyerere
Jose Marti
Cuba
Unifax
Miami
Fla
Group
Tabs Daily Record
Inside Today’s Daily Record
Mike Williams
University of New Mexico
New Mexico State
Aggies
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