Ford vetoes sites bill on construction picketing rights
President Ford rejected a measure to expand union picketing rights at construction sites. The bill would have let unions picket an entire site over a dispute with a single subcontractor while creating a national review panel to curb inflationary settlements. Labor Secretary Dunlop defended the bill as stabilizing labor relations amid industry chaos.
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Isabel Peron Vows To Stay In Power
In Buenos Aires President Isabel Peron vowed to remain in office amid a four day air force rebellion. She urged calm while defending her government and said she would overcome threats. Police dispersed protesters and 50 demonstrators were arrested near Capellini supporters. rebellion undermines her already fragile rule.
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Ford Will Ski Without Teacher At Vail Hotel
President Ford arrives in Vail for an eight day Christmas stay and will ski with his family without his regular instructor Dennis C Hoeger who is taking Christmas vacation. Hoeger has coached the Ford family for five years. Ford plans to ski about six or seven days with Secret Service and Vail Ski Patrol nearby.
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Operators Prep for Christmas Traffic in New Mexico
Mountain Bell officials anticipate about 225000 long distance calls on Christmas Day with 500 operators statewide. Half originate in Albuquerque as patterns shift, calls last longer, and traffic peaks before and after Christmas. Callers are urged to use the noon to 4 pm window for best service.
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Hobbs Man Faces Charges Of Robbery And Kidnapping
Hobbs police say Billy Wayne Session, 28, was arraigned on robbery and kidnapping charges. He was ordered held without bond at Lea County jail. The clerk reported he robbed a Hobbs store, took 76 dollars, then forced her into a car and drove toward the Plains, Texas before later releasing her. Police investigation and witness accounts describe the early Sunday incident and subsequent search.
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BEF reshuffle eyed as Apodaca braces 1976 reform plan
Roswell Democrat Wilbur Shackelford is tipped for an appointment to the BeF effective Jan 1, as Gov Apodaca reshapes 11 member board with six Democrats. The outgoing BEF backs a higher education funding formula hike while officials warn of cost and regional representation issues across Bernalillo and other districts. Leaders push spending limits and tax cuts alongside energy and education priorities for the 1976 session.
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Montoya Seeks City Budget Analysis Ahead of Session
State Finance Director Vincent Montoya requests an in depth study of city budgets before the January 20, 1976 legislative session. He seeks all information on city problems to guide recommendations to Gay Jecry Apodaca and review proposed funding by the New Mexico Municipal League. Albuquerque may submit its own funding plan and Montoya wants analysis of the city expenditure and revenue trends, especially federal funds.
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Man Dies After Car Crashes Off I-10 Near Deming
San Diego man Charles Williams, 24, died Monday when his car overturned after veering from the westbound lane along Interstate 10 about 65 miles east of the Arizona line near Deming. He was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene.
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