Athletes honored as champions across New Mexico schools
Julie Simpson of Gallup captained the American womens basketball team to a Montreal Olympics silver. Steve Ortiz of Albuquerque placed 16th in NCAA gymnastics finals. Tammy Goff of Carlsbad hit .614 in softball. Eve Garcia of Albuquerque excels in handball. Maury Wills spoke to about 350 attendees, sharing tips and MS struggle. Steve Woods of Highland HS boxed out a cycling path. Chris Linson of Santa Fe HS is a boxing champ. Robin Cole and Lionel Ortega highlighted UNM track. Mike Carter of Albuquerque excelled in football and sprinting. Ton Diehm leads UNM athletic training.
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Julie Simpson
Gallup
New Mexico
Steve Ortiz
Albuquerque
UNM
Steve Woods
Highland High School
Chris Linson
Santa Fe High School
Robin Cole
University of
Dole addresses Roswell rally on energy policy and unity
Robert J. Dole told about 700 at the Roswell Inn ballroom that Democrats oppose an honest energy policy and urged development in oil, natural gas, coal, and nuclear power to reduce dependence on Arab oil. He praised Ford’s campaign gains and criticized Congress, saying no amnesty for draft evaders and no gun control.
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Roswell
GOP
Robert J. Dole
Democratic Party
Ford Administration
Roswell Inn
Sen. Dole
Dole
Ford
Democrat Congress
America
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Congress
U.S
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Pete
New Mexico
Carter
Sen
Domenici
Dole confirms remarks on Democrat wars in Roswell
U S Senator Robert Dole, the Republican vice presidential nominee, confirmed in Roswell that he used the phrase Democrat wars in campaign remarks. He said the comment referred to past Watergate era and stressed energy policy needs during a campaign swing with Senator Domenici.
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Marian McQuiddy
U.S
Robert J. Dole
Roswell
Sen
Dole
Associated Press
Walter Mondale
The
Daily Record
Senate
Pete Domenici
Hepond
R-N.m
Roswell Inn
Sen. Dole
Ehrlichman seeks immediate start of Watergate sentences
John D. Ehrlichman asks to begin serving his prison terms now. He must report to a Arizona prison camp by November 1. Ehrlichman was convicted in the Plumbers case and the Watergate cover-up, with sentences running concurrently and parole possible after 21 years.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard Nixon
White House
Arizona
Ehrlichman
Santa Fe
N.M
Supreme Court
Nixon
Atty
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
U.S. Court of Appeals
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Beverly Hills
Calif
Plumbers
U.S. Dist
Gerhard A. Gesell
Appeals Court
Pearl Harbor warning cited by Hawaii’s Burns
Former Hawaii governor John A. Burns, then police captain, says an FBI agent warned of the Pearl Harbor attack a week before Dec. 7, 1941. Burns recorded the claim in a January 1975 memoir tape for the University of Hawaii, noting he cannot confirm the source but believes FBI agent Shivers relayed the warning.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
FBI
Pearl Harbor
John A. Burns
Burns
University of Hawaii
University Library
Robert L
Shivers
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Roberts Commission
Walter Short
Husband Kimmel
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Tammy Goff
Carlsbad
Eve Garcia
Dodger
Maury Wills
Wills
Lionel Ortega
London
Mike Carter
Sandia High School
Ton Diehm
Montoya
D-N.m
Trubey
Schmitt
King Kong
Monkey
Changito
Las Vegas
Jack Swickard Photo
Television
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