Mondale dodges GOP feud amid campaign noise
Mondale sidesteps who would beat whom in the GOP race and defends Democratic unity. He notes Ford Reagan clashes, plans a Minnesota homecoming and festival parade, and says he will start campaigning in a week or two after a Washington stop. He quips that Reagan and Ford should debate among themselves.
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Ronald Reagan
Mondale
Minnesota
Ford Reagan
Washington
Skip Loescher
Schmidt Seeks To Cut Aid If Italian Communists Join Cabinet
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said the United States and three Western allies would not extend aid to Italy if Communists sit in the Italian cabinet. He noted the issue dominated last month’s Puerto Rico summit, and a formal announcement was expected in Washington. The four powers also aligned against a loan rescue for Italy if Communists are in government. The economy faces inflation and a falling lira while Kissinger discussed a terrorism proposal with Schmidt.
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Helmut Schmidt
United States
Italy
Puerto Rico
Aldo Moto
Philadelphia
Schmidt
West Germany
U.S
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Forest Service Warns Of Oncoming Nash Flood Season
District Ranger Joe Wagenfehr of Glenwood Ranger District warns Nash flood season has arrived with washed out roads flood debris and rising water. He urges moving to higher ground avoiding crossing rushing water. Flash floods last briefly so wait for water to subside and check road conditions at Forest Service Offices before visiting.
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Joe Wagenfehr
Glenwood Ranger District
Nash
Raneger Wagenfehr
San Francisco
ApodacaOpen to Reopening 1968 Tierra Amarilla Slay Probe
ALBUQUERQUE AP Gov. Jerry Apodaca says he is not opposed to reopening the Tierra Amarilla jailer Salazar slaying investigation but believes it had an extensive probe. He sees no reason to make the original files public, noting records are not public. He spoke after discussions with State Police Chief Vigil and Atty. Gen. Anaya amid petitions for a new probe into Salazar and the investigators.
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Toney Anaya
Reics Lopex Tijevina
Salazar
Tijering
Ain Arriba
Air Force Ends Gay Service Ban After Ruling
Leonard Matlovich, a Vietnam veteran and openly gay technical sergeant, had his suit against the Air Force dismissed by U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell. Gesell upheld a regulation discharging personnel for homosexual acts, while criticizing the Air Force’s knee-jerk responses to related Supreme Court cases and signaling time for re-evaluating the issue. Matlovich said he was shocked and would appeal the decision.
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Leonard Matlovich
Air Force
Spt
Matlovich
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Armed Services
Gesell
Supreme Court
Marlovich
Vietnam
Air
Hillshoro Bookmobile Schedule And Related Notices
Bookmobile routes listed for July across Hillshoro area including Arrey Cabillo State Park Elephant Butte Monticello Winston Central Senior Citizens Center and Arenas Valley Lusk Mayo Orchard streets with times and locations. Also includes a district court case note on Matthew Matlovich appealing his honorary discharge and related government concerns.
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Hillshoro P.O
Arrey P.O
Cabillo State Park
Elephant Butte P.O
Monticello FO
Winston
Cabhillo State
Central Senior Citizens Center
Sentral P.O
Carter Welcomed Back In Plains
In Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter told a Main Street crowd that coming home matters most to him and that his hometown folks treat him as one of them. Nearly 1000 residents and visitors greeted the former Georgia governor as he campaigned from a depot platform and planned to meet with his running mate Walter Mondale soon. He noted strong Southern support and said he could have attracted more with another candidate, then signed a $2 million public campaign fund agreement.
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Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Ford
Rogers Morton
Plains
Georgia
Main Street
New York City
Walter Mondale
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Dietrich Loses Bid To Distribute Will In Hughes Estate
Los Angeles AP Dietrich loses bid for control of the Howard Hughes estate as a California judge affirms Richard Gano of Anaheim as California special administrator. Judge Neil Lake rejects Dietrich’s attempt to remove Gano and denies special letters to administer the property. Petitions by Bruce Altman to dismiss Dietrich lack standing. Dietrich’s attorney states he acted to fulfill executor duties under a purported 1968 will. The ruling notes wills are being contested, but does not address authenticity.
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Los Angeles
Noah Dietrich
Howard Hughes
California
Neil Lake
Richard Gano
Anaheim
Hughes
Jake
Dietrich
Gano
Bruce Altman
Harald Rhoden
KNFT files for Bayard FM permit on 92.7 MHz
On June 1976 KNFT Inc filed with the FCC in Washington DC an application for a construction permit for a new Class A FM station at Bayard New Mexico operating on 92.7 MHz with 3 kW ERP and antenna height of 393 feet. The proposed studio transmitter location is about four miles west-northwest on the south side of US Highway 180. Officers and principal stockholders are Keith E LeMay president Janalie P LeMay vice president secretary treasurer and Orville S LeMay. A copy of the application amendment and related material is on file at KNFT main studios on US Highway 180 Bayard NM.
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Knft, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C
Bayard
New Mexico
U.S. Highway 180
Keith E. LeMay
Janalie P. LeMay
Orville 5. LeMay
KNFT
U.S. Highway 18
Rich Rich Pie Delight Declares Men Can Bake
A humorous local note touts a simple to prepare pie recipe that blends cream cheese sugar crushed pineapple almonds and coconut. The piece playfully asserts men can make a fancy dessert and enjoy it as much as women.
Five Students Receive NMSU Scholarships
Five Silver City area students were awarded academic scholarships to begin at New Mexico State University. Recipients are Julie J. Oldham Laura J. Vaughn Carolyn J. Cummings Lupe Baca and Nancy A. Ryan. They will receive 576 dollars for their freshman year with tiered tuition assistance for higher averages in subsequent years.
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Silver City
New Mexico State University
Julie J. Oldham
Laura J. Vaughn
Carolyn J. Cummings
Lupe Baca
Hurley
Nancy A. Ryan
Central
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