White House to Limit Public Details of Soviet Tests
The United States will no longer disclose the size of Soviet underground nuclear tests. Public briefings will reveal only that a test occurred with time and place, while force estimates will be kept secret to monitor treaty compliance. Critics say the policy shift benefits Ford’s campaign and could embarrass opponents.
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NSC
Ronald Reagan
United States
Reagan
Hiroshima
Unclear text from local report on nondiscrimination and funding
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference nondiscrimination requirements and certification related to funds. Mentions Chief Executive Lucy M Escudero and a mayor, with garbled names and place references Bayard Village and Bayard Hens Nextieo. No coherent actions or dates emerge from the readable portions.
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Criel
Liebrary
Ronan
ESC workshop at Angel Fire draws top New Mexico officials
A three day management workshop of the Employment Security Commission drew 18 administrators to Angel Fire in Colfax County near Albuquerque. President Rudy Ortiz led the delegation with several directors and aides, staying at Starfire Lodge. The event focused on improving communications and management unity, with discussions on upward mobility and affirmative action, while meals and lodging were pre arranged.
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Employment Security Commission
Albuquerque
Angel Fire
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Colfax County
Eapte Nest
ESC
Angel Fire Country Club
Starfire Lodge
Albuquerqque
Rudy Ortiz
Eppie Armijo
Ortiz
Uie
Rudy Castillo
Richard Baumgartner
Jake Castillo
Florentino Montoya
Flavio Martinez
Rudy Otero
Abel Sanchez
al Saiz
Tennessee
Howard Baker
Americans For Democratic Action
Ans
Constitutional
Stahl
U.S
Manuel Lujan Jr
Lujan
Ford New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Obituary of Harvey H. Yocum 83
Harvey H. Yocum 83 of Grant County died Friday afternoon after a brief illness at Hillcrest General Hospital. A World War I veteran and former Railway Mail Clerk, he was predeceased by wife Helen in 1973. Survived by son Jerry. daughters Betty Diederich and Janice Keit. nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. two brothers, two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending with Bright Funeral Home.
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Harvey H. Yocum
Hillcrest General Hospital
Bynamville
Grant County
Helen
Vis
Jerry Yocum
Silver City
Betty Diederich
Yucca Valley
Calif
Janice Keit
Denver
Colorado
Delmar Yocum
Kansas City
Kansas
Warren Yocum
Lubbock
Texas
Lottie Harmon
Buffalo
N.Y
Mary Craven
W. Plains
sBright Funeral Home
More Women Needed In Diplomatic Corps By GEDDA AP
The State Department acknowledged few women in the Foreign Service amid a sex discrimination suit claiming bias in hiring promotion and assignments. It reported women are 9 percent of the 3 461 Foreign Service Officers, with 41 years yielding only seven women ambassadors. two named recently await confirmation. The suit seeks disclosure of promotion and assignment standards within 60 days.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
State Department
Foreign Service
Department
U.S
Kissinger
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