Roundup on privacy pledges and DEA leadership shakeup
Washington reports reveal government surveillance proposals and a push to centralize files on millions of Americans. Ford vowed strict privacy protections while Pentagon officials disclose civilian files kept against destruction orders in 1974. Deputy Attorney General Tyler says reforms target DEA mismanagement as Edward Levi names Hey Dogin acting administrator after John Bachels resignation.
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Ford Receives Rockefeller CIA Report With Privacy Safeguards
President Ford reviewed the Rockefeller Commission report on CIA acts, aiming to balance strong recommendations for intelligence excellence with constitutional privacy protections. The eight-member panel unanimously endorsed the 350 page document, and officials signaled no immediate public release date.
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Federal grain inspection overhaul eyed by government
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Bure says a grain inspection scandal could push the federal government to assume responsibility for grain inspections. He notes no decision yet but cites a possible option to place grain inspections on par with meat inspections under federal control.
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Russian actress to become U.S. citizen this weekend
Victoria Fyodorova, Russian born actress, will wed American airline pilot Fred Polly and seek U.S. citizenship after a visit to her father in the United States. Her half brother, retired Navy Capt. Hugh Tate, says she will not return to Russia when her visa expires.
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Spending More Signals Cautious Uptick in U.S. Commerce
Americans are increasing spending after eight years of caution amid high prices and economic uncertainty. Early signs are modest and not uniformly agreed, yet reports show consumers potentially following economists and political leaders urging spending to lift the economy.
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Secret Shipments Through Suez to Israel Quietly Planned
AP reports CATRO and magypt will route cargoes to Israel on ships from other nations via the Suez Canal soon. Egyptians and Israelis aim to keep the moves quiet to avert Syrian and Palestinian backlash. U.S. officials say there will be no test case and that goods will pass through without acknowledgment.
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Hunger Threatens Half Million in Haiti After Drought
In Gonaives and surrounding areas in northern Haiti more than 500000 peasants face starvation due to eight to 12 months of drought and rising population. Government officials deny deaths while U.S. and private agencies run a $2 million food relief program aiming to feed about 120000 people for three to five months.
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Bombers Depart Bangkok to End Thai Based Detachment
Bombers from the BS2 squad based in Thailand begin departing for the United States as part of the withdrawal of U.S. military forces from Thai territory. The last 16 aircraft are moving out, marking the completion of the Thai-based phase of the pullout.
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EPA Opens Hearings On Kennecott Emissions in New Mexico
The EPA will hold open hearings in Silver City and Santa Fe on proposed rules to correct deficiencies in New Mexico sulfur dioxide regulations for Kennecott Hurley mill. Hearings cover fugitive emissions, optional permanent controls with up to 90 percent reductions, or 60 percent plus a supplementary control system. Public testimony will address SCS use and broader air quality standards and amendments.
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Barrows In Very Serious Condition In New Mexico Crash
Grant County Commission chairman George Baccows remains in very serious condition at Providence Memorial Hospital in El Paso, Texas, after a car crash on New Mexico 180 near Silver City that killed his wife Winifred Barrows. Police say the westbound car driven by Mrs. Barrows went out of control, skidded off the highway, and overturned twice, throwing both occupants from the vehicle.
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Helicopter Aids Jail Escape in Michigan
A hijacked helicopter entered the Southern Michigan Prison yard and abducted one inmate before flying to Munith area. The escapee’s identity was not immediately known as authorities pursued the fugitives, with police forming roadblocks and deploying tracking dogs and a police helicopter.
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George Noble Arraigned On First Degree Murder Charge
George Noble 26 of Silver City was arraigned before Magistrate Judge John Scholl on first degree murder charges for the May 29 stabbing death of his estranged wife Janet 25 of Silver City. Noble, held without bail, was moved from Hillcrest General Hospital where he was treated for abdominal knife wounds. Police reported Silver City answered 587 complaints in May with 103 arrests, 243 traffic citations, 324 downtown tickets, 82 crimes including 12 break-ins, two assaults, 40 thefts, and 17 vandalism incidents.
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Cabre Budget Hearing Set By New Mexico Officials
The Cabre Consolidated Schools budget hearing will be held at 9 30 p m on June 1 in the Cabre Administrative Office. Dr David J Walker superintendent said the hearing will be conducted by Hary Wagaker chief of Public School Finance with C B Leman transportation director and Legislative School Study Committee members reviewing the budget. Public invited to attend.
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Man Charged With Burglary In Silver City
Raymond Leyba, 18, is jailed after arraignment before Magistrate Judge John Scholl on burglary of structure larceny over 10 and less than 2500 and possession of under an ounce of marijuana. He was arrested with a juvenile Thursday night during a break in at a local recreational facility. The juvenile is in juvenile authorities while Leyba is held on a $5,000 bond.
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Ryan Appointed to Tax Reform Interim Committee
Murray Ryan of Silver City has been appointed to New Mexico’s legislative interim committee on Tax Reform and Jurisdiction. The former Republican State Chairman and fourth-term State representative notes the group will study tax jurisdiction issues on Indian land and its duties are still being defined. Ryan serves as safety and security supervisor for Kennecott Copper Corp.
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Silver City Chamber Honors Ed Bushy at Luncheon
COFC awarded tribute to late members Al Bosworth J T McMillen and Paul Wypant as six Denver delegates head to Frontier officials meeting. Rev Eugene Blark welcomed as new member. Frontier Days plans discussed with Miss Heather Bos and possibly a Mexican beauty queen. Mike Trujillo leads parade, Jim Eliott oversees brochure and ads.
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Weather outlook for Saturday and beyond with thunderstorms
The forecast calls for a few afternoon and evening thunderstorms with temperatures remaining relatively stable over the next 24 hours. Silver City reported a Thursday high of 8? and a low of 58 with Saturday’s expected high around 90 and tonight’s low near 54.
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