Kissinger offers aid to break law of the seas deadlock
Secretary of State Kissinger proposed U S assistance to developing nations to establish seabed mining, targeting a breakthrough in the Law of the Sea Conference deadlock in New York. He met with Sri Lanka's Amerasinghe and planned talks with key delegates amid clashes over access and financing.
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United Nations, N.Y
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
U.S
Hamilton S. Amerasinghe
Sri Lanka
Eastern Pacific
United States
New York
FBI Chief Kelley vows restitution over valances and cabinet
The Washington Star reports FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley acknowledged questions by Justice Department investigators about valances installed in his Bethesda apartment and a small cabinet claimed as government property. He pledged to pay for the valances, return the cabinet, and make restitution for gifts not clearly permitted by federal rules. He said the valances were ordered by the FBI exhibits section and installed without his knowledge. He noted his wife asked for valances and that he sought a cabinet to store office items.
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Kelley
Bureau
FBI
Bethesda
Justice Department
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Washington Star
Hobbs man indicted in McGuffin case by Grand Jury
Johnny K Blakely, 21, of Hobbs and formerly of Roswell, indicted on homicide by motor vehicle leaving the scene and driving on a revoked license in the July 7 death of Aubrey E McGuffin near Union Avenue and Riverside Drive. Blakely is jailed on a 1500 bond. indictment filed Monday.
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District Attorney's Office
McGuffin
Blakely
Roswell
Ford seeks quick report on Kelley gifts probe and possible resignation
President Ford asks for a report within a day on allegations that FBI Director Clarence M Kelley took gifts from subordinates and received favors from bureau staff. Justice Department officials speculate Kelley may resign amid ethical questions, while Kelley says he will cooperate to uncover all facts.
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Washington
Ford
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Justice Department
City wins state OK for Wool Bowl expansion plan
The Roswell Planning Office approves a $20,000 BOR grant toward building two new adult softball fields at Wool Bowl Complex, part of a $2.7 million state allocation. Funds will be matched by the city. construction awaits contract approval from the federal BOR before work can begin.
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Roswell
State Planning Office
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
Wool Bowl
A.B. Gwinn
Gwinn
Gilbert Licon
City Parks and Recreation Committee
Roswell Library Bond Aims to Catch Up With State Standards
Roswell voters will decide on a 1.25 million library bond on Sept. 7 to fund a new 20 000 square foot building with room to expand to 100 000 books and 25 000 additional volumes. The project includes multipurpose rooms a drive in book depository accessible facilities and space for a children s program.
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Marian McQuiddy
Roswell Public
Roswell
New Mexico
Emerick
Kelly
Mark Howell
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Tunisia
Egypt
E.N
Jack’’ Savage
S. Washington Ave
New Mexico State Fairgrounds
Eastern
Hobbs
Chaves County
Grand Jury
Asst. Dist. Atty
Morris Stagner
Stagner
Paul Snead
Manuel Palma
Dick Davis
Broken Arrow Road
Donald Brandon
S. Pennsylvania Ave
Jackie Slayton
Oak Place
J.C. Cole
Bulletin
Perera Berweenenennen
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