Power Line Plans Cross New Mexico Across State
A Tucson Gas and Electric Co spokesman says a proposed high voltage line would span most of New Mexico, cross an Indian reservation and pass through a national forest to supply Arizona. An environmental impact statement is underway before formal construction approval by the New Mexico Public Service Commission. The commission will decide if the line unduly harms environmental values after a hearing. Also, New Mexico girls enter the Mini Maid of Colfin Contest in Roswell with four Roswell area entrants and four other New Mexico maid hopefuls.
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New Mexico
Tuci Arizs
Oumae
Farmington
Pour Corners
TURE
My Novell
New Mexico Public Service Commission
Commission
Jim Parrlee
Parmalee
Taury Gordon
Puiesiay
Jean
Roswell
Maid of Colfin
Kali Morhenbler
Allverdue
Koren Iin
Bow Jat
Patricia McSherry
Dom. Iy
ON. Dawson
Chants
Kathy Corn
Karun Stallings
Cindy Gates
Jaypard Atkinson
New Orleans DA Arrested Today
Washington reports arrest of New Orleans District Attorney Ji Garr son and five others on federal bribery and extortion charges tied to pinball machine rackets and alleged influence over law enforcement. Attorney General John Mitchell confirmed warrants issued in New Orleans as part of a yearlong federal probe into organized crime.
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Orleans
Attys Ji Garrson
New Orleans
Atty
John Ne Mitchell
Garrison
Iy Gui
National Atention
Ay Shaw
Goriu Wis Hl
Ioabu P. Keatgat
Evdiiinal
Pd Ws
Souhl
Dustier Department
New Orla
King Names New District Court Judge
Gov Bruce King appointed John B Wright 56 native of Springer lifelong Colfax County resident to fill the Eighth Judicial District seat succeeding C T McIntosh who retires today The appointment approved by Colfax Union and Taos counties district bars and by the State Bar Association Wrights appointment is one of several recent district court fills by King including Mrs Mary Walters D D Archer and Lyle Teutsch and Judge Montoya moving to the New Mexico Supreme Court
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Santa FE
Artesia J
Caswell Neal
Lyle Teutsch
Samuel Z. Montoya
MacPherson
Neal
Montoya
New Mexico Supreme Court
Paul Tackett
King
Vonrl Dench
Garnett Burks
Socorra
Charter Revision Defeated in Albuquerque Voters Election
Albuquerque voters rejected a districted city council and a paid mayor in a 10 226 to 12 502 tally. Three noncontroversial proposals won easy approval including Home Rule 16 068 56 5375 human rights 14 54 and environmental protection 25 5036 942 with one reporting place unreported. A district level advisory council proposal failed 8 082 to 14 197. State Rep Bennie Aragon said he would seek districting again in future sessions.
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Albuquerque, Net
APV
Albuquerque
Home Mile
Bennie Aragon
Prerndrillo
Albuduersuc
Aragon
Uorna+ke
BIL
Legis
Funeral Services for George Creighton 31 in Silver City
George Creighton 31 died Sunday from injuries in a motorcycle accident. Funeral services will be at 4 pm Thursday at Curtis Bright Chapel, cremation in Albuquerque. He was a Brooklyn native and worked for New Mexico Health and Social Services in Silver City, a Western New Mexico University graduate. Survivors include his widow Sherrie of Silver City, three sons Tomy Carlton and Christopher, his parents Julian and Mrs. Creighton of Albany, three sisters Miss Jean Creighton New York City, Miss Judith Creighton of Albany, Mrs. Suzette Todd Las Vegas, Nev., and brother Don Fountain Valley, Calif.
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Curtis. Bright
Pam
Albuquerque
Brooklyn
New Mexico Health and Social Services Department
Silver City
Western New Mexico University
Sherrie
Lions Elect International President Robert d Uplinger
Lions International elected Robert d Uplinger of Syracuse New York as Meoted President for 1971 1972 serving as the 55th president of Lions International guiding about 960000 members in 25800 clubs across 146 countries. The group known for aid to the blind and community service named its theme Lions is Commitment for the year emphasizing local club development through member service.
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Syracuse
New York
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Nevada
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Uplinger
Lions International
Progminys
Fr Pedro Ruiz Dies in El Paso Veteran Priest
Fr Pedro Ruiz longtime Santa Rita pastor died Tuesday at Providence Memorial Hospital El Paso after two weeks as patient. Ordained 1934 he previously served Immaculate Conception Church in El Paso. Rosary services at Martins Funeral Home and Immaculate Conception Church followed by Mass and burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Santa Rita
Providence Memorial Hospital
el Paso
Tex
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Immaculate Compton
MN Campbell
Martins Finneral
Montana
Deming School Bus Driver Eusebio Chavez Dies
Deming mourns Eusebio Chavez a well known school bus driver who died Tuesday from injuries sustained while working with a leader. Survivors include his widow Dora a son Angel a daughter Frances and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending in Deming.
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Deming
Dora
Angel
Frances
Firstnather
Miraelle Chavez
Derry
Lori Guerra
Silver City
Mes
Jenny Herrera
Thirtey
Supreme Court debate on prior restraint and press freedom
The article discusses Supreme Court cases on censoring news, citing 1463 obscenity ruling, Mineapolis anti Semitic pamphlet case, and a blockbusting eviction ruling. Justice Black criticizes limits on publishing and warns such restraints would threaten the First Amendment. News outlets referenced include The Times, Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Sun Times, and others. Senator Gravel disclosed Pentagon Papers material after a hearing. Nine justices met, with tentative voting outcomes noted.
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Glendon
Supreme Court
Mineeapolis
Nea
Burger
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High Court
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Republic
United States
Times
Boston Globe
Los Angeles
Chicago Sun Times
Christian Science’ Monitor
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Knight Newspapers
Mike Gravel
Walaski
Pentagon
Associated Press
Douglas
Goose Prairie
Wash
Movie Strike Threatens Hollywood Residuals Cut
The Screen Actors Guild reports about 95 percent of its 23 000 members favor a strike over proposed cuts in payments for television reruns. A walkout would halt production on major Hollywood lots as a three year contract nears expiry. Buck Clarris noted residuals could be halved under industry proposals.
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Buck Clarris
Renius
New Mexico Water Plans Highlight San Juan Chama Project
The piece surveys statewide water concerns in Santa Fe and Silver City, notes two new wells for Silver City, and recalls a meeting on the San Juan Chama project. It explains how Colorado River water would flow into the Rio Grande basin, with Albuquerque set to receive about half and a large reservoir planned for year round irrigation in northern and central areas, while southern New Mexico may see little benefit.
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Bayard
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Silver City
Interstate Streama Commission
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Taos
Commission
New Mexico
Rio Grande River
Albuquerque
Montoya Outlines Indian Drought Aid Plan
Senator Montoya D New Mexico outlines drought relief for Native tribes. He says processing and distribution costs should be covered, with feed grain provided at low prices through the Commodity Credit Corporation to meet tribal needs.
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Washington
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Montoya
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Jean Francais
Bureau of Immons
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