Reagan to enter GOP race before Thanksgiving
Former California governor Ronald Reagan plans to enter the 1976 GOP presidential race before Thanksgiving, with Sen. Paul Laxalt saying Reagan will focus on the West and South, possibly contesting large states like New York. Separately, Republicans unanimously chose Kansas City to host the 1976 convention at Kemper Arena starting August 16, 1976, citing hotel space limits in Cleveland.
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Border Patrol reports drop in illegal alien complaints
Deputy chief Dale Swancutt says Southeastern New Mexico complaints fall from 20 to 30 monthly but totals are hard to gauge due to varying factors. He cites publicity and stricter screening of workers as shifts, notes apprehensions in the Texas New Mexico sector declined from 112000 to 99000, and mentions August slowdowns and migration toward industrial centers. Richard Force adds August slows activity while some seek higher wages farther north.
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Boston busing Faces First Day Amid Arrests and Guarded Routes
On the first day of a court ordered desegregation program Boston police and National Guard backed by U S Marshals oversaw bus introductions. About 100 arrests were reported mostly for disorderly conduct as White groups protested near South Boston and Charlestown High School.
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Colombian Army Inspector General Ambushed in Bogotá
Gen Ramon Arturo Rincon Quinones was killed by gunmen in a speeding car while en route to the Defense Ministry. The general’s chauffeur was seriously wounded in the attack, a military statement said.
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Nancy Lopez To Headline Roswell Parade At State Fair Kickoff
Nancy Lopez will be the honored guest in Roswell as the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Parade opens the 53rd annual Rodeo week September 23 29 at the fairgrounds. The parade through downtown Roswell starts 10 a.m. September 23 with 15 floats and entries already entered. The Eastern New Mexico State Fair, oldest in the state, represents Chaves Lea Eddy Otero Lincoln Roosevelt DeBaca Curry Quay and Guadalupe counties.
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Ford backs 45 day oil price controls plan amid veto fight
President Ford supports a GOP proposal to extend oil price controls 45 days as Republicans and Democrats clash over sustaining his veto of a six month extension. Senate action on the veto is expected Tuesday with prospects of a close vote ahead.
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Tip of week rewards for Roswell readers
The Roswell Daily Record offers a weekly ten dollar prize for the best news tip. Call 622-7710 or mail tips to Roswell Daily Record P O Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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