Bicentennial Museum Opens Today at Smithsonian in Washington
The Smithsonian's Museum of History and Technology unveils a six thousand item Americana exhibition titled We the People. It features John Adams' cane the Resolute Desk and items from Lincoln Moore to Nixon tapes. The exhibit divided into three parts asks who Americans are how they govern themselves and what they ask of government. The show is semi permanent likely to remain ten years.
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Washington
Smithsonian
Museum of History and Technology
John Adams
Cane
Rock Sam
Leonard Bernstein
Bert
Kennedy Center
Ernie
Thomas Moran
N. Currier
Grand Canyon
Resurrection City
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert F. Lee
Appomattox
Grant
Lincoln
Gettynburg
Daniel J. Boorstin
United States
U.S
Uncle Sam
Morocco
Thomas Jefferson
Rutherford B. Hayes
John F. Kennedy
Warren E. Burger
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Watergate
Doctors Fight Malpractice Costs Across States
Texas and Rhode Island doctors reject work stoppages while planning talks with New York officials on limits to malpractice suits. In the New York metro area, hospitals cut elective surgery and lay off staff for a third day. Pennsylvania considers a joint malpractice coverage association. Rhode Island pushes for state action within 10 days to two weeks. Bucks County doctors Slowdown as statewide action looms for June 7. Texas confirms two year malpractice coverage after Briscoe signs rate controls, yet San Antonio anesthesiologists say slowdown continues.
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Texas
Rhode Island
New York
Hugh Carey
Pennsylvania
Rouse Democratic
Bucks County
Philadelphia
Lirealénea
Rhode Island Medical Society
Philip W.noel
Noel
Austin
San Antonio
el Pasa
Beaumont
Texas Medical Association
Dolph Briscoe
Wa. a.m to p.m events listed across public venues
A series of times and locations appear in a fragmented list including Wa a.m p.m 7 00 p m and 7 30 p m. venues cited include Public Library Drifter CPS Building Arenas Valley Bayard and Hath Public Safety Building. No coherent event details or outcomes are provided.
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SC Woman's Club
Drifter Cps
Arenas Valley Bayard
Bilingual Ballots Move Toward Extended Voting Rights Act
AP reports the House, after a seven hour debate, rejects amendments by margins of at least two to one and moves toward passage of a bill extending the Voting Rights Act through 1985. The measure applies to six southern states and parts of several others, adding areas with 5 percent non English speaking minorities and low 1974 voter turnout to protect Spanish Americans Indians native Alaskans and Asian Americans in Colorado Florida New Mexico Oklahoma South Dakota and Utah.
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Wastlvacon
Anerg
House
Judiciary Committee
North Carolina
Colorado
Florida
New Mexico
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Utah
Lujan and Runnels seek delay of Voting Rights Act in NM counties
New Mexico representatives Manuel Lujan and Harold Runnels voted to delay applying the federal Voting Rights Act to Curry, McKinley, and Otero counties, arguing low turnout. An amendment to postpone until after 1976 elections failed, and another to drop language ballot printing for Indian populations also failed.
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Washington
New Mexico
Manuel Lujan
Lujan
Runnels
Charles Wiggins
Calif
Wiggins
Runnels Sai
McKinley
Rio Arriba
Sandoval
San Juan
Taos
Valencia
Vaughn Named Eloy Branch Manager at Pacific Finance
Kenneth W. Vaughn of Casa Grande Arizona was appointed manager of Pacific Finance Loans Eloy branch, announced through the Los Angeles home office. A Silver High School graduate, he attended Western New Mexico University and previously served as assistant manager at the Casa Grande branch.
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Kenneth W. Vaughn
Casas Grande, Ariz
Pacific Finance Loans
Eloy
Angeles
Calif
Silver High School
Vaughn
Western New Mexico University
Pacific Finance
Casa Grande
Suipport Four Local Merchants Day In Grant County
Four Grant County merchants join forces for a local commerce event to boost sales and community spirit. The effort highlights small businesses and draws residents to shop locally this season.
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Suipport
Grant County
Exempt hiring debate marks Apodaca administration
The article outlines rising exempt state employes under Gov. Apodaca, detailing salaries and positions in planning, human rights, and tribal relations. It cites Montoya, summarizes policy aims to reflect administration priorities, and notes budget limits and federal equal opportunity rules shaping exempt posts.
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Santa IE
Jerrydova
Apodaca
B. Rogers
McCabe
Carlsbed
Robert
Boyd
Robert G. Toberman
Vincent
Montoya
Game and Fish Department
Ladd I Gordon
Apodara
Rose Ellen Guillen
Human Rights Commission
State Personnel Board
Revenue Bureau
Fred Chesskey
Antonio L. Martinez
Semploye
William A. Anderson
Peter Hay
Anderson
Iudith Apodaca
Jerry
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Jaytek General Meeting
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Free Spirit
Bros
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Girdies
Briel
Sherlie
Colonia
Hiei
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Maxwell House
Gloria Garland
Grant County Art Guild
Grant County Bank
Silver City
Casa Blanca Nite Club
Ruben Silva Orchestra
Carpenters and Janitors Union
Fort Bayard Hospital
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St. Mary’s School
Bee
the Capital
Fred Buckles
Apodeca
Employment Security Commission
Rudy Ortiz
National Democratic
State Indian Affairs Commission
Jerry J. Cor
SPB
Mary Ann Genaurio
Gov. Apodaca
John Dalé Russell
State Board of Educational Finance
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Bloomington
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Beauty Inn
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Martha
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NEW York Life Insurance Company
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Silver City Daily Press
Ewnen Buthet Totes Bane Caine
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Silver City Daily Press and Independent
Ind. Publishing Co., Inc
William F. Ely
Isack Walz
Jerry Walz
Bill Archibald
Joe Cardona
Associated Press
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