Pickup Crash Knocks Out Power to 500 Customers
Policeman Mike Greengrass notes as a pickup driven by Rodney Wallace a 17 year old from 1207 West Hobbs Street struck a junction pole at College Boulevard and Maple Street at 8 10 this morning. The crash cut power to about 500 Southwestern Public Service Co customers. Wallace was cited for careless driving. A new pole was erected and power restored by 9 52 a.m.
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Mike Greengrass
Rodney Wallace
W. Hobbs St
College Boulevard
Maple Street
Southwestern Public Service Co
Wallace
Kremlin Rejects Reagan Peace Proposals At UN Speech
The Tass news agency denounced Reagan's UN remarks as groundless, accusing the United States of pursuing military superiority and interventionist policy. It said his peace talk was a cover for aggressive aims and criticized talks on space weapons and anti satellite arms. Poland and Nicaragua echoed criticism, while some reactions abroad praised the outreach.
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Tass
Reagan
U.S
U.S.A
U.N
Washington
Middle East
Central America
Africa
Europe
Far East
General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Radio Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Poland
Nicaragua
New York
Javier Chamorro Moro
Canvassing Board postpones meeting
The New Mexico Canvassing Board postponed its Santa Fe meeting to certify results from the Sept. 18 special election after Sandoval County discrepancies were identified. Corrections must go to the Sandoval County canvassing board before the state board can act. Discrepancies include ballots counted without signatures and mismatched rosters. The board members are Gov. Anaya, Chief Justice Federici, and Clara Jones.
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Santa FE
Sandoval County
Hoyt Clifton
State Elections Bureau
Clara Jones
Clifton
Elections Bureau
State
Sandoval
Toney Anaya
Supreme Court
William R. Federici
Jones
Hff
Cibola
McKinley
Bush accuses Mondale of exploiting Lebanon bombing attack
In Chicago Vice President George Bush charged Walter Mondale with political gain from the Lebanon terror bombing. He said Mondale showed desperation and warned that embassies abroad are not secure. In Albuquerque state Elections Bureau projects 650000 NM voters eligible for the Nov. 6 election with registrations due by today.
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Chicago
George Bush
White House
Walter F. Mondale
Lebanon
Bush
Albuquerque
State Elections Bureau
New Mexico
Hoyt Clifton
Elections Bureau
Pilot lands helicopter for pizza in Weymouth
Ralph Ruprecht of West Dover Vermont flew his helicopter to the Overtime Restaurant in Weymouth with an unnamed woman on invitation from restaurateur John Hearne. They parked in the eatery lot and enjoyed a cheese pie, marking a notable transportation choice for a casual meal.
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Weymouth
Mass
Ralph Ruprecht
Dover
Ruprecht
John Hearne
Heanue
Conferees Reach Compromise on Defense Spending Plan
After round the clock bargaining, House and Senate conferees reached a compromise defense authorization bill that trims billions from Reagan's request and threatens the MX missile program. The agreement settles long running disputes over MX and overall spending, reflecting concessions forged by leaders O Neill and Baker.
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Washington
House Senate
Reagan
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Howard Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Taiwan contract meeting in Santa Fe for 80 buses
Roswell Transportation Manufacturing Corp and Taiwan government officials meet in the New Mexico state House today to finalize an 80 bus contract valued around 13 million dollars. President John Nasi confirms production at three plants and notes prior Phoenix signing covered 50 buses.
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Roswell
Transportation Manufacturing Corp
State House of Representatives
Peter York
Toney Anaya
China External Trade Development Council
United States
Taiwan
New Mexico
Washington, D.C
TMC
MCI
Pembina
N.C
Winnipeg
Canada
Greyhound Corp
Nasi
Phoenix
Taiwan Motor Transport Corp
Roswell Industrial Air Center
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