Ford hosts mini-summit as Americans tire of economy woes
President Ford says Americans are sick and tired of politics over pocketbooks and seeks a prompt practical plan to curb inflation. Thirty six economists and congressmen offer varied options from wage and price controls to budget cuts while noting no quick fix. The East Room meeting features grim data on rising prices unemployment real earnings and high interest rates.
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Washington
Ford
White House
White House East Room
Harvard
Otto Eckstein
David Grove
Bank
Beryl Sprinkel
Walter Hoadley
Alan Greenspan
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Eckstein
America
Regents hear enrollment up at NMMI and ENMU campuses
New Mexico Military Institute and Eastern New Mexico University boards met jointly at ENMU to report rising enrollments. NMMI president Col. Dr. Robert Kemble cited 820 cadets matriculated so far this year, the third consecutive year of growth.
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Tom Halpin
The
New Mexico Military Institute
Eastern New Mexico University Boards of Regents
Enmur
NMMI
Robert Kemble
Regents Discuss Joint Enrollment At ENMU Roswell Campus
ENMU and NMMI regents held a morning session at the ENMU Roswell campus. Enrollment at both campuses rose with 1 163 students currently registered at Roswell, up from 1 074 last year, as they plan reciprocity of transcripts and joint recruiting to boost out of state and in state enrollments.
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Eastern New Mexico University Board of Regents
Howard Martin
Clovis
Enmu Regents
Nmmi Regents
ENMU
Enmu-R
John Gillis
Roswell
NMMI
Bureau of Education Finance
Charles Meister
Portales
Kemble
J. Penrod Toles
John L. Rust
Albuquerque
Ronald H. Mayer
Richard E. Mather
Jerry N. Smith
W. B. McAlister
John D. Ratcliff
Wayne Stratton
William F Brainard
Kemble, Gillis and Meister
David Cothrun
Turkish drive on northwest Cyprus intensifies cease-fire breach
Turkish forces reportedly moved two miles toward Galini near Lefka threatening to extend lines along the coast. UN observers heard heavy fire as Danish peacekeepers could not investigate. Clerides rejects federation talks and calls for return of all 234000 refugees before any political discussions.
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Associated Press
Nicosia
Cyprus
Lefka
Galini
United Nations
Kokkina
Morphou Bay
Cyprus Mines Corp
Glafcos Clerides
Clerides
Santa Fe area TV season showcases New Mexico shoots
September will bring extensive TV exposure to New Mexico with shows filmed in Albuquerque and surrounding regions. Born Innocent stars Linda Blair and airs on NBC as a world premiere movie shot at the New Mexico Girls School. Nakia debuts on ABC September 21 with Robert Forster and Arthur Kennedy in a 13 episode run. Mannix segments filmed in Albuquerque and nearby areas air September 29 on CBS.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Tommorrow Entertainment
NBC
Linda Blair
New Mexico Girls School
Albuquerque
Bruce Colin Curtis
Nakia
ABC
Columbia Pictures Television
Robert Forster
Arthur Kennedy
Gloria de Haven
Taylor Lacher
Laguna Indian Reservation
Canoncito Navajo Reservation
Madrid
Bernalillo
Los Lunas
Sandia
Manzano Mountains
CBS
Mike Connors
Sandia Indian Reservation
Bids Called For Roswell Area Highway Project
The State Highway Department invites bids to build a 2 198 mile four lane highway north of Roswell costing about 3.0 million dollars. The route runs from the city limits to north of the U S 285 and U S 70 junction including an overpass lighting and drainage. Completion is targeted for summer 1979 with bid opening around Sept 27.
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State Highway Department
Roswell
U.S. 285
U.S. 70
Highway Department
Father questions burial as son dies in West Virginia
Pfc Roland Salmons, on leave from Fort Eustis, died in a Kermit jail cell after a drunken arrest. An autopsy is pending while authorities say death was due to natural causes. His father expressed doubt and criticized notification delays and unattended confinement.
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Frank Salmons
Salmons
Ft Eustis
Kermit
Here
Gene Whisman
Whisman
Bill Brewer
Sugar prices surge as 5 pound bag hits 2 dollars
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department says retail sugar prices will keep rising to catch up with high wholesale costs. A five pound bag cost 85 cents last January and about 2 dollars today. consumption remains near 102 pounds per person yearly, with adequate supplies but no quick relief expected.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
U.S
Roswell Area Sees Warm, Mostly Fair Weather Aimed at Weekend
The Roswell area forecasts generally fair and warmer conditions through Friday with isolated thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. Expect high of 86 today, 96 low tonight, 89 high Friday, with a 10 percent chance of measurable precipitation.
NMSU to open bids for solar heated Agriculture building
New Mexico State University will open bids on September 11 for a 1.5 million Agriculture Department building powered by solar energy. Construction starts about one month after award, with completion targeted for fall 1975.
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Gaylord Shaw
Dave Adams
Chaves County Cattle Corp
By Alex Efty
Roswell and Vicinity
Hobart
Tasmania
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