Cambodia Surrenders To The Communists
Phnom Penh reports white flags and banners of surrender dominating downtown as Khmer Rouge troops enter the city. Insurgents embrace Cambodian army units, crowds cheer from sidewalks and rooftops, and gunboats display cease fire signals on the Mekong and Tonle Sap. Premier Long Boret appears somber as officials plan a public address that did not occur.
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Lawsuit challenges governor's power to remove board members
A Santa Fe man, John A Mitchell, challenged Gov. Apodaca's authority to remove a state museum board regent. U.S. District Judge Howard Bratton dismissed the case April 21, ruling Mitchell had no protected property or liberty interest in the regent post and that the governor may determine who serves on policy boards. The ruling upholds executive prerogative and rejection of the free speech claim.
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Tegent
Self-Pity, Shields, and Dental Fear in Everyday Life
The piece discusses self-pity as a wasteful, deleterious habit found across ages and notes some overcome it by humor. It considers the appeal and risks of official vehicle shields and personalized plates, warning against ego-driven prestige. It also explores dentist anxiety and ways to reduce fear through reassurance and empathy.
Midcontinent Sees Wide Weather Shifts With Showers and Snow
The Associated Press reports spring showers across the midcontinent from Texas to Minnesota while winter clings in the Southwest. Temperatures range from the low 70s to highs in the 40s and 50s with overnight freezes. A tornado caused minor damage in Cresco Iowa, plus hail across Minnesota Wisconsin and Kansas. Heavy snow advisories hit northern Arizona Utah and northern New Mexico. Western Nebraska and the Dakotas face cold and up to 3 inches of snow. dense fog triggers travel advisories in the Northwest and Florida. The scattered readings show a mixed pattern with brief sunny spells in parts of the Far West and Midwest.
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Veterans Affairs aid for veterans with disabilities and research
The Veterans Administration offers 18 domiciliary options for veterans unable to care for themselves due to age or disability. VA offices assist in filing applications for this benefit. The VA funds technical research aiding blind veterans, including ultrasonic eyeglasses, a laser cane, and reading machines. Post service, eligibility for small business and farm loans varies by program, with FARM Home Administration loans previously tied to PL 93-569.
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Stans Files Foreclosure Against Family Firm
Maurice H. Stans sues Stance Inc in Orlando circuit court over a 25,000 mortgage foreclosure. The plaintiff, a former Commerce secretary awaiting sentencing for Nixon era campaign violations, accuses the contracting firm led by his son Steven H. Stans of default on payments for a lot in Winter Park.
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Gershwin Recovers After Fall at Beverly Hills Home
Ira Gershwin remains in recovery after surgery to stop internal bleeding following a fall at his Beverly Hills residence last Friday. A hospital spokesman said he is recovering satisfactorily from the rib injuries and subsequent operation.
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Certificates Awarded In Zone Oratorical Contest
Winners from Roswell area Optimist Clubs earn a $900 college annual scholarship. On Tuesday at the Drifter, four students received participation certificates: Ana Maria Montoya of Deming, Diana Blanton of Silver City, Steve Fekete of Silver City, and Eddie Hand of Deming. Montoya and Hand advance to Roswell on May 3 to compete in the district oratorical contest.
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Romance ends abruptly at White House visit sparks rumors
New York AP reports actress Candice Bergen stayed four days with the First Family prompting talk of a romance with White House photographer David Kennerly. Susan Ford, 17, reportedly resented Bergen’s visit as Mrs. Ford sent a corsage to Kennerly with a playful card.
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Miss
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Twenty four hour period ending at 12 01 a m April 18 includes admissions Cecilia Lawrence Hurley Esther Jimenez San Lorenzo. Dismissals Gloria Perez Hurley Mercelina Munoz Silver City Marie Schwalzer Silver City Natalia Rodriguez Central Perfecta Chavira Bayard. At one time it was believed that marigolda would reveal 4 rabber to his victim.
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Silver City
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Mountain Bell earnings and deficits in New Mexico
Poorly scanned notes detail Mountain Bell revenue climbs, dividend growth to $1.52 per share, and rising toll calls. A 1975 earnings forecast suggests per share gains above $2.18 for the year. The New Mexico Public Service Commission set a June 23 hearing amid inflation hurting earnings and potential rate review.
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Anglo Japanese alliance formed to shield Japan from Russia
A January 1902 accord united Britain and Japan to guard Japan against Russo encroachment. A Chicago Iroquois Theater fire on December 30, 1901 killed 602, with many victims trampled in the stampede.
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