Government bid to overturn UMW Boyle election trial opens
The Labor Department sues to overturn W A Boyle's 1969 United Mine Workers presidency, alleging intimidation election fraud and misuse of union funds. The suit targets Boyle and top aides including George Titler and John Owens as UMW turmoil follows the Yablonski slayings and related bribery complaints.
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Washington
W.A
Tony"’ Boyle
United Mine Workers of America
Labor Department
UMW
U.S. Dist
William B. Bryant
Boyle
George Titler
John Ownes
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Yablonski
Secretary of Labor
George P. Shultz
Roswell Burglary Spree Hits Three Markets and More
A weekend burglary wave in Roswell hit Farr's at Wilshire Center and Farr's Broadmoore Shopping Center plus Monterrey Safeway on West Second Street. Missing were cigarettes, gum, cash, and a rifle. Separate incidents include a stolen car from the fairgrounds and a damaged pickup wheel at Wool Bowl Stadium. The report ends with Farm Income data placing New Mexico sixth in net income per farm.
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Farr’s
Wilshire Center
North Main Street
Farr's
Broadmoore
South Main Street
Monterrey Safeway
West Second Street
Star Light Drive
South Cahoon Street
Fairgrounds
Tony Trujillo
Hagerman
Ron Hinkle
W. Third
Wool Bowl Stadium
George Giron
Washington
Agriculture Department
New Mexico
Arizona
Dennis Hopper to appear before New Mexico drug panel
Taos actor and producer Dennis Hopper is slated to testify next Friday before the New Mexico legislative drug abuse study committee in Santa Fe. Attorney general office representatives will also attend, but public comments will be limited at this hearing with more sessions planned to follow.
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Santa FE
Dennis Hopper
Taos
Legislative Drug Abuse Study Committee
New Mexico
Business and labor clash over post-freeze controls
Washington AP report outlines a business versus labor split as Archie K. Davis of the Chamber of Commerce rejects a tripartite labor industry public panel for post-freeze wage and price rules. Davis supports the Cost of Living Council led by John B. Connally while Meany pushes a three sided tribunal. More talks loom with Nixon as Ways and Means considers broader tax relief. Grants announced for Laguna and Acoma Indians accompany broader inflation discussions.
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Washington
Archie K. Davis
United States Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Cost of Living Council
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
NBC
Winston-Salem
N.C
White House
Nixon
Capitol
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Meany
Wilson Johnson
National Federation of Independent Business
Johnson
Teachers urge caution on bilingual certification ruling
The New Mexico Association of Classroom Teachers urged extreme caution in new certification rules after Attorney General David Norvell ruled teachers must speak both English and Spanish. The assembly backed concerns on certification impact and cultural inclusion, elected officers, and adjourned for lack of a quorum.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Wylie Mitchell
Raton
Bonnie Cramer
Las Cruces
Montoya calls for withdrawal over Indochina vote fairness
Senator Joseph Montoya proposes pulling all U S troops from Indochina unless President Nixon certifies the Oct 3 South Vietnam election was freely contested and democratic. He adds an amendment to a $21 billion defense bill to bar funding after election day without a fair vote. He accuses President Thieu of rigging the election and urges a postponement if needed to ensure competitiveness.
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Washington
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
U.S
Indochina
Nixon
South Vietnam
Thieu
Montoya
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Vietnam
Theia
Mont
Market slips as stocks drift lower in cautious session
New York prices edged down as the Dow Jones industrial average fell 1.39 to 909.61 at noon. Declines outpaced advances on the NYSE by nearly 3 to 2 amid moderate trading and investor uncertainty about post wage price freeze policy and Nixon's plans. Metals, rubber, rails and oils showed mixed results while steels held steady.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Nixon
Rites Pending for Erma Fletcher And Deaths in Roswell
Funeral services are pending for 21-year-old Erma Fletcher of 508 Hickory Roswell after she died Sunday in a local hospital. She was born May 8 1950 in Memphis Texas to R T and Jo Young Boyce and married Johnny Fletcher May 28 1968 in Roswell. Survivors include her husband Millicent a daughter and her parents. Also surviving are two sisters and a brother, all of Roswell. A second obituary notes 71-year-old Isaac F Hortenstine of 1000 Avenida Manana died at home born January 13 1900 in Gays Illinois. He was a former postmaster for Gays and lived in Roswell four years. Survivors include his wife Florence and a son and his sister. The report also mentions a Kentucky Turnpike toll road status and a UNM president Ferrer Heady with a growing goatee seen by regents, due to a vacation.
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LaGrone
Erma Fletcher
Hickory
Isaac EF. Hortenstine
Avenida Manana
Hortenstine
Nathan
Fairy Hagey Hortenstine
Gays
Illinois
Roswell
Florence Douglas
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Linda Circle
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Albuquerque City Commission
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Laguna
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Mathis
Carl Thompson
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Las Lunas
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Primm Drug
J. Montoya
Markwell Clothiers
Hong Kong
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Frankfort
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First Christian Church of
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Beard
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