Portuguese Workers Question Life Under New Rule
In Lisbon, workers express disillusionment 14 months after Portugal’s revolution. A seamstress earns 69 cents an hour and questions how mobility and sick pay will be handled, while others note inflation at 30 percent and limited gains despite salary increases. Many fear job losses and a tougher market as demobilized soldiers and colonial refugees flood the labor pool.
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Lisbon
Manuel Fernandes Videira
Victeiia
Apodaca appoints Lithgow and Blakeley to State Public Service Commission
Gov Jerry Apodaca announced the appointments of Clarence Lithgow of Santa Fe and Gary Blakeley of Albuquerque to the State Public Service Commission. Lithgow will replace Morris Yashvin with Chair Richard Montoya remaining. Blakeley will succeed Jack Hester, who resigned effective June 1. Lithgow plans to resign from Santa Fe City Council. Blakeley serves as director for governmental affairs for the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce.
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Santa FE
Santali Fe
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Apodaca
State Public Service Commission
Apodaca
Gary Blakeley
Albuquerque
Lakeley
Atne
Tmakeley
Jack Hester
PSC
Hester
Lithgow
Morris Yashvin
Commission
Richard Montoya
New Mexico Municipal League
Public Service Commission
Lithgow and
Blakeley
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Portales
Eastern New Mexico University
Substitutes May Qualify For Unemployment Benefits
Labor officials said substitute teachers without fall contracts could be eligible for jobless benefits if they meet state rules. The June 13 law preserved eligibility gaps between terms for those with contracts, while NEA noted some teachers qualify when boards delay contracts or layoffs occur.
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Labor ‘Department
Manpower ‘Administration
Congress
Ford
National Education Association
NEA
Fabian Forte Divorces Wife After Nine Year Marriage
Actor Vallan Forte and actress Kathleen have separated in a reportedly amicable divorce after nine years of marriage. Forte, a 1950s teen heartthrob, left singing for film and TV, returned to music in 1973 and is currently recovering from throat surgery to remove nodules.
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18 Angeles
Vallan Forte
Kathleen
Fabian
University leader urges shift to solar energy funding
Dr. Gerald Thomas, president of New Mexico State University, told an audience at the American Graduate School for International Management in Glindale, Arizona, that the United States has underfunded solar energy research. He urged moving emphasis from atomic to solar energy, noting atomic waste disposal remains unsolved while solar energy has no proven harmful effects.
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Glinindale
Ariz
United States
New Mexico State University
Gerald Thomas
American Graduate School For International Management
Thomas
Patrick Henry Liberty Or Death Declaration Noted Date
The excerpt cites Thomas praising solar energy as limitless and argues for greater research investment in renewables. It also recalls Patrick Henry’s March 23 1775 declaration Give me liberty or give me death.
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Patrick Henry
Irving Still Writing Books
Irving and his wife, jailed for faking Howard Hughes autobiography, report assets totaling $410 with $55,884,248.01 in debts. Attorneys seek voluntary bankruptcy in Brooklyn Federal Court as a $55 million libel suit by Fernand Legros looms in Manhattan.
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YORK
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Irving
Brooklyn
U.S. District Court
Manhattan
Fernand Legros
Roy Clark Hospitalized With Bronchial Pneumonia
Nashville AP Roy Clark the Hee Haw star is resting well at St Thomas Hospital in Nashville with bronchial pneumonia and is expected to stay two to three days. A Warwick Rhode Island concert may be canceled as a result. He was in Nashville for a benefit with Jerry Lewis and was under physician supervision offstage during Tuesday’s show.
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Nashville
Clark
Lake Roberts Weekend Notes From Area Residents
Local residents report visits and getaways at Lake Roberts and surrounding cabins. Highlights include Shoemakers in a cabin project at Lake Roberts, Clayton and Armbrecht families visiting, Bartees hosting relatives, and campouts by the Grant County Rolling Stones. Archaeology group mapped Mimbres Sapillo pictographs for cataloging. Venezuela claims the world’s highest waterfall at 2,648 feet.
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Margarette Bartee
Isom Shoemaker
Waco
Tex
Frank Clayton
Copperas Grove
C. W. Malloy
Mac Bartee
Ellsworth Air Force
Rapid City
Gorman Welch
Percy Sickles
Socorro
E. E. Bartee
Denver Bartee
Kevin
Kimberly
Dean Newgard
el Paso
Melvin Bess
Grant County
Rolling Stones
Otto Griggs
Ralph Fisher
Bayard
Chiricahua Mountains
Arizona
Bob Carsons
Las Cruces
Gayle Herd
Eugenia Milliran
Galloway Haven Ranch
Bates
James Galloway
Jim Sellers
Wilmer Crews
Frank Burton
Ralph Scroggins
Grant County Archaeological Society
Mimbres - Sappillo
Melvin Hess
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Mooney
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Gough Park
Silver City, N.M
Fabian Forte
Community Public Service Company
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Begoodrich
Silver Heights Blvd
Fapait
Pauer. Gantz Twee
Tillie
Pete Alvillar
Palomas
Chile
Mexico
Association National of Actors
Venezuela
Copper Rose Bar
Sherman, N.M
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Sus Caballeras
Dougle
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Nice Raetey
Feriarc
Aman
Gates
Sun Asobreserim
Dustin Hoffman
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