Colby Admits CIA Leaks From 1974 Source Reveal
William Colby acknowledged to reporters that he once served as an anonymous source for a newspaper story about CIA contacts with journalists. He condemned leaks from the House intelligence committee as jeopardizing national security and criticized the panel for exposing top secret operations. The Senate planned to confirm George Bush as his successor, while former director Richard Helms faced further testimony on oversight legislation.
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Ford Administration
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Richard M. Helms
Justice Department
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SBI
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Star
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Reuters
Iraq
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
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White House
Ron Nessen
Congress
Apodaca Seeks Joint Authority to Reorganize Government
Santa Fe New Mexico Gov. Apodaca asks the House to consider a bill granting the governor and the legislature joint authority over state government reorganization. He argues reforms require a lean, efficient structure with clear responsibilities and ready access to services. Legislation expected later this week for approval and execution.
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Jerry Apodaca
House of Representatives
Apadaca
House
New Mexico
Cobre Board Reviews ESAA Plan At Jan Meeting
Cobre Consolidated Schools committee discussed Emergency School Aid Act plans at the January 19 meeting in the Cobre Administrative Offices. Alex Paterson cited nine months of planning and Marguerite Brice for testing students and researching program advisability. The proposal seeks 153000 dollars for a reading coordinator, four reading teachers, a cultural awareness coordinator, and two counselor home visitors for elementary schools, contingent on ESAA funding. Frank Duran reported on reading problems and the need for student and parent input as proposals developed.
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Cobre Consolidated
Cobre
Alex Paterson
Marguerite Brice
Frank Duran
ESAA
State Judges May Get Fat Pay Raises
Gov. Jerry Apadaca sent an executive message asking lawmakers to consider salary hikes for New Mexico judges and adding two new seats in the first and fifth judicial districts. The plan targets a $7,500 yearly raise for 42 high court and district judges, costing about $315,000 annually, with a two year total rise of $10,000 per judge.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Jerry Apadaca
Los Alamos
Rio-Arriba
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Department of Finance and
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
January Tyrone Chapter Potluck and Meeting Notice
The January Tyrone Chapter No 41 hosts a Mexican potluck dinner at 6:90 p.m. followed by an official meeting. Members are requested to attend and bring a dish to share.
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Mary Ellen Johnson
J. Wilburn Miller
Arenas Valley
Silver City
Lordsburg
Fotlow
Tyrone
City’s Santa Fe Depot Rebuilt in Silver City Era
After years of debate Silver City agreed to fund grading and storm sewer work for a Santa Fe Railroad depot project. J A Harlan and Son won the contract. construction began after New Year 1915 and the depot opened by June. Local papers praised the Spanish style, white pebble dash, and red tile roof as among the system’s finest structures.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad
New
J. A. Harlan and Son
Ft. Bayard
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