Gaudet Faces Multiple Warrants In Taos Case
Edwin Gaudet, linked to a Taos County shooting during the northern New Mexico search for a suspect, faces federal charges for threatening the President and state counts for assault with intent to kill three police officers. He is held on bond in Albuquerque as U.S. and state authorities push forward with indictments and hearings.
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Cap
Edwin Gaudet
Albuquerque
Taox County
Tans Mapistrale
Norbert Martinez
Martinez
New Orleans
Agaist Guadet
Ander
Jexico Mountains
Taos
Alte
Basid
Robert
New Mexico
Cmomore
Lagigan
Snarlien
UW Gauder
Orleans
James Brandenburg
Gaudet
U.S
Rick Sout Gaudet
McCay
Gauder
Ale
Taos City
Joge Lucera
Questa
Wareld Anplada
Sangre de Crista
New Ory
Gaiudet
AF ‘Trujillo
Lucero
Taus
Joel Martinez
Anglida and
Tafoya
Letter Bomb Crashes Hit London Offices
Scotland Yard blames the Irish Republican Army for a wave of letter bombs in London, including one delivered to No 10 Downing Street that lay partially opened for hours before detection. A Mahler book bomb was defused with no injuries, but disruptions and hoaxes affected transit and bombings spread across several government offices and stores.
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London
Edward Heath
Scotland Yard
No. 10
Downing St
Heath
Chequers
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Pagn
Euston
Girly
Howx
Americans feel better off despite inflation says officials
Administration economists say most Americans feel financially secure as incomes rise faster than prices though many still perceive themselves worse off. Herbert Stein and John Dunlap cite food costs and wage growth, noting real incomes may slow but inflation may stay subdued this year. They caution against overreacting to price increases while stressing optimism.
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K. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Herbert Stein
President's Council of Economic Advisers
John T. Dunlap
Dunlap
Stein
United States
Stuur
Stein Gay
Dunlop
Obituary Notices for Johnson and Martinez Families
Marie Alice Johnson 73 of Hurley died Thursday at Hillcrest Hospital. Survived by husband Enoch M. Johnson. funeral Monday Curtis-Bright Chapel with Rev Eugene Bjork. Interment Memory Lane Cemetery. Memorials preferred to charity. Rosenda Escobar Martinez 66 of Hanover died Wednesday at home. Survived by sons Horace and Edward. daughters Maria Carrillo Eladia Chavira Lupe Maynes Niever Felix. 16 grandchildren and siblings. Rosary Sunday Holy Family Church Hanover. Mass Monday Holy Family Church Hanover. Curtis Bright Funeral Home in charge.
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Martinez
Rosenda Escobar Martinez
Hanover
Edwarda M. Martinez
Horace
Silver City
Edward
Tranuver
Maria Carrillo
Eladia Chavica
Lupe Maynes
Belvidere
Holy Family
Roberto Lemus
Henry Maynes
Wildred Chavira
Ray Campos
Edward Chavira
Raymond Tafoya
Beto Carrillo
Ray Martinez
Ray Tafoya
al Tafoya
Curtis Lright
Service Airman Roy R. Allison Named After Training
Airman Roy R. Allison of Silver Cay completed basic training and studied Air Force mission and customs at Lackland AFB Texas. He will receive specialized aircraft maintenance training at Chanute Technical Training Center. Airman Allison is a 1973 Silver High School graduate. Governors Bruce King and Jack Williams will attend next week’s Border Commission conference in Juarez Mexico.
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Roy R. Allison
Silver Cay
Horder
Bruce King
New Mexico
Jack Williams
Arizona
Border Commission
Juarez
Mexico
King
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