Nixon Reenters Hospital As Surgery Possibility Looms
Former President Richard Nixon reentered Memorial Hospital Medical Center in Long Beach for possible surgery after home treatment for phlebitis failed. Doctors reported clots in the left leg and noted a venogram showing restricted blood flow, delaying testimony at the Watergate trial.
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Los
Lungren
Washington
Rabbits leader warns world population to double in 30 years
Warning from Rabbits Wilson states world population will double in 30 years. The group calls for better public education on birth control and population issues and for increased overseas aid to poorer countries.
King confirms two assignments in Heimerich case
Santa Fe Governor Bruce King confirms that Lynn Heimerich a State Police specialist arrested by federal agents in a marijuana investigation had been assigned twice to high profile narcotics tasks. The governor noted Heimerich helped with undercover work in Las Vegas after a Harper s Magazine profile and said the arrest is an isolated incident while defending the force.
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Santa FE (Ap
Lynn Heimerich
Harper's Magazine
Las Vegas
Bruce King
Martin Vigil
Vigil
Heimerich
Frank McClure
Grants
King
Harper’s
Steve Lagomarsino
Lagomarsino
Annenberg bids Elizabeth farewell after five year posting
AP reports U S ambassador Walter H Annenberg said farewell to Queen Elizabeth II signaling end of his five year mission in London. A successor had not yet been named as the dispatch moves forward.
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London
U.S
Walter H. Annenberg
Elizabeth II
Gubernatorial candidates discuss NMAA status and athletics funding
In Albuquerque Republican Joe Skeen and Democrat Jerry Apodaca urge keeping the New Mexico Activities Association under the governor or state education system debate. They favor more women in sports and funding for school athletic programs. Also noted is ROSWELL WEATHER with cloudiness and scattered thundershowers. highs near 66-67 degrees and 30 percent rain chances.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Activities Association
New Mexico
State Department of Education
Joe Sheen
Jerry Apodaca
NMAA
Apodaca
University of New
New Mexico Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
University of Albuquerque
Skeen
Governor's Council On Sports
Roswell
United Way in Chaves County reaches campaign midweek total
United Way of Chaves County reports $128,096 raised toward a $190,000 goal and Education Division at $14,940, 107 percent of its target. NMMI personnel boosted Education by 2,042 to 124 percent of their 1,645 goal. Roswell employees donate 923, 102 percent of 904 goal. Other divisions show varied progress with Pattern 71,141, Advance 12,051, Employe 20,032, Public Employe 1,769, Residential 2,943, Special 1,281, Medical 3,257, CFC 681. Local firm gifts listed.
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United Way
Chaves County
Charles Joplin
New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Roswell
Joplin
Chewning
Arrow Gas Co
Sears Roebuck and Co
Ramada Inn
First Methodist Church
Horizon Ford
Holsum Baking Co
K-Mart
Transportation Manufacturing Co
Voter registration totals show gains in Chaves County
Preliminary figures for Chaves County show 21,547 registered voters for the upcoming election, up from 20,621 in 1972. Democrats lead with 13,342 and Republicans have 7,290, with minor declines in minority party registrations and some voters declining to state a party.
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Chaves County
Bernice Dilley
Engwall and Stallings clash in Roswell District 58 race
Republican Carl Engwall and Democrat Clayton Stallings, both of Roswell, vie for the New Mexico District 58 state representative seat. They cite inflation and the economy as top issues with Engwall urging tax relief on groceries and prescription goods and Stallings advocating broad relief while supporting industry growth in Roswell.
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Carl Engwall
Clayton Stallings
Roswell
Engwall
Stallings
New Mexico
Stalling
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Associated Press
San Clemente
Downing Street
Census Bureau
Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kremlin
Kissinger
Boston
Guatemala
Fuego
Mexico
Associaton
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