School buses safety debated in New Mexico study
New Mexico officials and transport experts examine school bus safety standards amid findings that most buses on routes lack seat belts padded backs and modern high back construction. Discussions weigh cost of transit coach upgrades against safety gains after local crashes and statewide training programs for drivers.
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New Mexico
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Rertlal
Congress Certifies Nixon Nixon Wins Second Term
The House and Senate met in a sparse joint session to tally 538 electoral votes, officially declaring Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew the winners with 320 to 17 and 1 vote for third-party candidates. The session highlighted flaws in the electoral college as electors sometimes defy pledged candidates.
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Senate
Richard Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Ape Hintgell Yall
Howe
Nixon
Agnew
George McGovern
Sargem
Sluuver
Lihserlacian Party
John Hospurs
Theodora Nathan
Roger L. MacBride
Charlonesville
Republica
MacBride
MayBride
Alahama
Aula EB. Stevenson
Waller Jones
North
Caroline
George C. Wallace
Congress
17 Year Old Uses Magic For Education
A 17 year old magician Jeff Wawrangzek tours Ypsilanti area schools teaching drug education through magic. He emphasizes presenting facts rather than scare tactics to engage students in grades 4 through 7. Jeff works with a 14 page script and plans to kick off or conclude drug programs with his show. The magician, who began five years ago, is a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians and recently performed at the Inter national Platform Association. He has never used drugs himself and urges avoiding experimentation.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Magiwan Jell Wawrangzek
tLoo
Jeff
Uresn Urat
A Jong
Ypsilanti
Jef
Frank Wavwrzaszek
Astern Michigan University
Defi
Duff
Gero
Internation] Brotherhood of Magicians
Washington
International Platform Association
AEC Cutbacks Hit California Nevada And New Mexico
AEC cutbacks will affect about half of the $24 million allocated for power and propulsion programs in California Nevada and New Mexico. About 615 private and 250-300 government workers are affected across the three states. ARC and NASA notes say advances in nuclear power and propulsion are deferred indefinitely. California losses include 126 workers and a $3.5 million contract for space reactor thermoelectric programs at Atomicster National in Canoga Park. Nevada impacts include 183 Pan American Airways, 46 Begg Inc, and 60 Westinghouse Electric workers. Some Los Alamos staff in New Mexico and other firms may shift to other roles. Isotope programs for NASA missions and Viking Mars and Jupiter-Saturn projects will continue.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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New Mexico
Nevada
AEC
Dale Cook
The
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ARC
Washington, D.C
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Cook Sill
Westinghouse
Jeumeyrgenia
Atomics. International
Cook
NASA
Youre Looking For It Might Be In Classifieds
A compact survey shows shoppers finding sought items in classified listings. Readers report deals on vehicles appliances and furniture as sellers post early bargains and limited time offers. Local dealers and households leverage the pages to compare prices and locate specific items.
Seattle's North American Post Faces Dying Breed Of Readers
The North American Post in Seattle, a long running Japanese language daily, struggles as first generation Japanese readers age and decline. Staff shortages in Japanese and English, handtypes, and a 70 year old press hinder production. Editor Hibiya laments dwindling circulation and retirement pressure.
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North American Post
Post
Fakunii Wibhya
Hibiya
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United Stats
The
North American Times
Times
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Man Killed In Cruces Gunfight In Las Cruces
In Las Cruces New Mexico a Florida man, Robert Lewis Buxton 28 of Bartow, was killed by a police officer during an attempted armed robbery at a Picquik food store. Mark Eugent Bednarz 20 of Hatch was arrested. The officer fired after the suspects opened fire, with no other injuries reported. Buxton was on parole for a previous murder conviction and faced parole violation charges.
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Florida
Las Cruces
Robert Lewis Buxton
Bartow
Fla
Mark Eugent Bednarz
Hatch
Jim Wells
Wells
Picquik
Mike Bratton
Buxton
Bednarg
Bratton
Parolle
Merida
Nude waiters debut at Honolulu nightclub
LIGNOLULU owner Jack Crone unveils a plan to hire nude waiters at his Dunes nightclub, claiming the buff service will revive interest alongside nude dancers. A luncheon show drew 350 attendees, with mixed reactions from women as the venue promises weekly Thursdays, pending continued patronage.
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Honolulu
Jack Crone
Dunes
United States
Crone
Clone
Cione
Nixon Eisenhower Wedding Band Gift Revealed
Washington report notes Julie Nixon Eisenhower gave her husband David a wedding band for Christmas, four years after their nuptials, highlighting a personal holiday gesture in the presidential orbit.
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Washington
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
David
Dear Susie Mac a love with abuse and escape pleas
A reader shares a troubled relationship where a man mistreats his partner, treats her daughter poorly, hides finances, and pursues other women. She contemplates leaving but fears instability, while coworkers advise discretion and self care amid a toxic, entangled romance. The column echoes 1970s advice tone, urging safety and boundaries.
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Susie
Susie Mac
Nile
Tiny
The Bare Facts Child Overdose Warning
A mother explains her 16 year old son’s decline from bad behavior to an overdose death. She notes his association with troubled peers, poor school performance, and defiant habits as warning signs. Her message urges print to warn others and possibly save a life.
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Susie Mac
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