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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1975

Page

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Sinai accord signed amid Soviet boycott in Geneva

Israel and Egypt signed the U S sponsored Sinai accord in Geneva despite a Soviet boycott. US officials and Kissinger are absent. Atherton arrives from London as the signing proceeds briefly with UN and Israeli representatives. The pact calls for Israeli pullback from Sinai and Egypt concessions. 200 US technicians to man radar stations.

Geneva Switzerland Israel Egypt Sinai United States Council Palais Des Nations United Nations Europe Henry A. Kissinger U.S Alfred Atherton Atherton London Kissinger Middle East U.N New Times Sinai Desert Abu Rudeis State Department Washington Soviet Union Ensio Siilasvuo New York Kurt Waldheim

No More Grain Deals With Soviets As Boycott Stands

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said no further grain sales to the Soviet Union this year while the longshoremen boycott persists. He noted imports may resume after court orders end and labor tensions ease, with Meany and unions backing the boycott.

Associated Press Washington Earl L. Butz Soviet Union Butz Thomas W. Gleason Gleason Seafarers International Union International Longshoremens Association Meany Buzz American U.S Agriculture Labor Department United States Soviets Ussr

Roswell Firefighters Seek IAFF Recognition Amid City Doubts

Roswell Mayor Jerry N. Smith voiced serious doubts the City Council would recognize the new local IAFF chapter. Firefighters met with IAFF representative H. C. Harmelink to set direction before Tuesday's council vote on formal recognition. Harmelink cited high salaries and union benefits while Smith warned against adopting a union, stressing concerns over governance and grievance procedures.

Roswell Ray Graham Danny Harrison H.C Harmelink Jim Richards Robert Archuleta The International Association of Fire Fighters Jerry N. Smith Lee Andrews Sterling Grant Fire Department Max Haynie Marian McQuiddy International Association of Firefighters Smith H. C San Diego Calif IAAF AAF George Daniels United States IAFF Canada Firmen

City police arrest caller in immigration arrest case

Ignacio Villalobos of 1415 E Tilden Sr called Roswell police to report a stolen car. Officers discovered he is an illegal alien and arrested him. Villalobos remained in the County Jail pending action. His car was still missing.

Mexico Ignacio Villalobos E Tilden Sr Roswell East Second Street Villalobos

Grants prosecutor pleads innocent to embezzlement charges

Los Lunas AP Dist Atty Frederick Ted Howden of Grants pleaded innocent to three counts of embezzlement in a Valencia County grand jury indictment.

LOS Lunas Atty Frederick Ted’’ Howden Grants Valencia County

Hospital to buy new infant care equipment in Roswell

ENMMC board approved about 25000 dollars for infant intensive care gear including bilirubinometer and ultrasonic nebulizer. Equipment aims to place Roswell among first New Mexico cities with neonatal ICU, serving southern region. Drs Linkos Dean and Thorpe led efforts.

Roswell New Mexico Albuquerque Eastern New Mexico Medical Center NMMC Charles Thomas FNMMC ENMMC Thomas Bernalillo County Medical Center William G. Linkos Joe Dean Dean Russell Smith Charles Malone Jean Boswell T B Watkins James Goodrum

Starlings Roost At Courthouse Trees Draw Officials Comments

Birds flock to the County Courthouse trees as winter roosting begins. Wildlife officials note the large numbers worsen waste deposits and tree damage, with chemicals and scare devices failing to deter the birds. Officials doubt any debirding plan exists this season.

Barney Schrank Bitter Lakes Wildlife Refuge Schrank Clayton Stall

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