Carter Torrijos Panama Canal treaty faces U S opposition
President Carter defends the Panama Canal pact amid mixed public and congressional support. Reagan testifies that ratification could boost Soviet and Cuban influence in Panama as 27 foreign leaders witness Torrijos join in the signing ending 13 years of talks.
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Ex-district attorney Howden wins bid to practice again
The New Mexico Supreme Court allows Frederick B. Howden to resume law practice under supervision of Toby Michael in Grants. Suspension ends mid January 1978 after an 18 month ban. Michael will handle finances and report monthly on Howden’s progress.
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John B. McManus Jr
Toby Michael Michael
Grants
Michael
Supreme Court
New Mexico Society
American Bar Association
Supreme Court of New Mexico
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Amin in coma after Kampala surgery
Ugandan President Idi Amin is reported in a coma after an operation in Kampala's Nullago Hospital for an undisclosed ailment. Robert Astles, his confidant, said details were scarce and he could not confirm the cause or the outcome.
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Uganda
Kampala
Robert Astles
Associated Press
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Astles
Mary Astles
Uganda Radio
Nulago
Feodor Senkof
John Kibukamusoke
Mulago Hospital
William Tolbert
City seeks water hearing for Kerr Field transfer
Roswell plans to move water rights from wells south of Roswell to Kerr Field to fund new wells and transmission lines. A state engineer hearing is needed after protests from RAWUA and CID, with a request by the city pending and timing uncertain.
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Robert H. Cress
Water and Sewer Committee
John C. McConvery
Public Works Department
Frederick H. Henninghausen
Jerry N. Smith
Smith
Herkenhoff and Associates
Albuquerque
Morgan Nelson
East Grand Plains
Jay W. Forbes
Cress
Riac
South Roswell
Six Mile Hill Field
Nelson
Texas couple appeals in case over daughter’s name in crime report
A Texas couple has filed an appeal after losing a $1.4 million lawsuit against the Daily Record for printing their daughter’s name in connection with a sexual crime. Former state Atty. Gen. David L.
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Liquor board seeks Fortuna licenses in New Mexico
The New Mexico Attorney General reports the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control will seek to revoke Fortuna Properties licenses at Sunland Park and Ruidoso Downs. Fortuna is tied to a SEC probe and a California felony conviction of Dominic Alessio. The case hinges on Fortuna Corp. ceasing to exist and Fortuna Properties not holding valid licenses.
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Fortuna Properties, Inc
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Anaya
Jaramillo
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San Diego
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Fortuna Properties
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Ruidoso Downs
George Maloof
Liquor Department
Kodiak Industries, Inc
California
Fortuna Properties Inc
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