IRE reports link to organized crime in New Mexico
The Associated Press notes a four part IRE series focusing on activities in New Mexico tied to organized crime figures. Senator Montoya and son Joseph Montoya II are named, as is Albuquerque attorney William Marchiondo who defends Napoli, a major East Coast numbers racketeer, claiming Napoli is a good friend.
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Montoya family linked to alleged club and crime figures
A Denver and Albuquerque based libel dispute centers on claims that young Montoya chaired a 1974 Colorado Rockies club with associates Terranova and Luciano linked to topless dancing and organized crime. Elder Montoya vows libel suit while denying the accusations.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Warmth Ahead
Clearing and cold tonight give way to mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures. Highs in the mid 60s today and mid 70s Sunday, with overnight lows near 40 at the airport and near freezing in valley spots. Rain chances 40 percent today, falling to 10 percent or less tonight.
Soviets Hope Serious Talks With Vance On Nuclear Arms
Moscow prepares a formal welcome for Secretary of State Vance as talks focus on disarmament and Middle East issues. The Kremlin warns that pressing Soviet human rights could chill negotiations while Tass accuses the U.S. of meddling in internal affairs.
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City and Charros discuss realistic Scottsdale Stadium lease terms
Scottsdale officials plan a new lease with the Charros that could hinge on a gross revenue share or a fixed rental, plus Charros paying utilities, aiming for a businesslike contract before a Tuesday council meeting.
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Today in the News Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
A compact digest from AP wires highlights brief updates across politics, economy, and world events. The items summarize rapid developments, outcomes, and notable statements from several nations and agencies.
Carter considers taxes to curb fuel waste and boost coal use
Washington sources report the Carter administration weighing a stiff gas mileage tax on inefficient cars energy efficiency standards for household appliances and taxes or fuel charges to move power plants from oil or natural gas to coal.
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Rebels' coup attempt fizzles in Thailand
In Bangkok rebel soldiers' bid to oust the military backed government failed as officials report the coup fizzled and its leaders were flown out of the country.
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Four leaders refuse cabinet swearing in Desai government
Four leaders of the movement that defeated Indira Gandhi’s government refuse to be sworn into Prime Minister Morarji Desai’s new cabinet, signaling internal dissent over the reshuffle.
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European Leaders Seek Wider Cooperation With Carter
Rome summit marking the Common Market's 20th anniversary ends with a pledge to broaden international cooperation. Leaders aim to spur economic recovery and curb unemployment after talks with President Carter in May.
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Senate to Vote on Ethics Code Amid Criticism
Senate leaders plan a vote next Friday on a proposed ethics code deemed imperfect and controversial, with critics labeling it a thoaix and monstrosity.
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Treasure hunters close on gold cache in New Mexico cave
Treasure hunters at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico race to breach a 40 foot cave-in they believe hides a cavern of gold bars and coins reported forty years ago.
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Bell says approval stands on Equal Rights Amendment
Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell says states may not withdraw their ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. It has 35 states ratified, three rescinded, and it needs 38 states by March 22, 1979 to become part of the Constitution.
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