Food prices and feed costs reshape New Mexico farming
In Santa Fe and surrounding counties Governor King warns meat supplies may tighten as grain prices double. He notes ranchers face feed shortages raising beef prices and shortening pork and poultry production. Federal actions on exports aim to curb food price rises during Nixon’s freeze while local politics swirl around potential gubernatorial bids and Watergate fallout.
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Jehovahs Witnesses Plan World Meetings
Jehovahs Witnesses announce 69 Divine Victory international assemblies in 46 countries. Charles Molohan says hundreds of thousands of delegates will attend, with 19,000 traveling to 43 countries across Central and South America, Africa, the South Pacific, the Mideast, and the Far East. Routes include 20 American tours, four to Europe, five to Africa, and Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Plans include 23 planes for Hawaii with 5,600 delegates, 12 planes for Puerto Rico with 4,100 participants, and 12 flights from Europe to 12 conventions, plus 33 aircraft to the US from Europe. Norman Nichols notes local delegates to Houston and stresses no affiliation with other movements. the meetings aim at religious outreach, not political campaigns.
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Looking Backward in Virginia Ybarra Christening and Local Notices
Virginia Ybarra was christened June 13 at St. Vincent de Paul’s Church with godparents Mike and Maria Pappas hosting a family party at Palace Cafe. Mary Jean Heron plans to attend Marymount College, Salina, Kan, after earning scholarships and medals from St. Mary Academy. E. W. Ward family returns from St. Louis where Joanne Ward graduates from Principia College.
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Low Key Visit Kosygin to Austria Next Week
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin will make a low key four hour working visit to neutral Austria next week. Talks with Austrian hosts led by Chancellor Bruno Kreisky are expected to cover trade and pleasantries with no indication of broader talks. Austria, once occupied by the Soviets, signed the 1995 peace treaty returning territory and declaring neutrality, though Vienna views neutrality as largely Western aligned. Kosygin previously visited Austria with Khrushchev in 1960.
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Penn Central Seeks Federal Aid to Avoid Dismantling
Penn Central trustees told U S District Judge John P Fullam that hundreds of millions of dollars are needed to keep the railroad running and that October shutdown looms if Congress does not approve aid. The carrier operates about 20 000 miles of track across 16 states and two Canadian provinces with a possible plan to dismantle if quick relief fails. A hearing begins in Philadelphia and Senate Commerce Committee action could come in summer or early fall.
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Hospital Therapist Handcuffs Madman on Bus Hijack
Fresnoap dispatch reports a Greyhound bus hijack ending in one death as Narvin Wilson, 22, of Fresno, was killed. Los Angeles teen Johnny Smith, 18, held for murder and kidnapping after a therapist, Rodger Peck, restrained him with handcuffs. Police link Wilson and the hijack to Oakland and Sanger, with no clear tie to Seth.
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There Goes The Neighborhood There Goes The Neighborhood
Bethesda AP The high priced tranquility of Spiro Agnew s new Cadilac studded neighborhood was shattered Friday as the vice president and family moved in. Security trucks blocked streets while workers with metal detectors stocked the home. Federal money funded 35 protective upgrades including a brick wall with electronic eyes and in wall televisions. Cor dele Ga AP Los Angeles mailed 2000 watermelons to aid the Georgia festival as heavy rains slowed crops though the fruit arrival misses the event.
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Fatal NM highway crashes claim four youths and a man
Four New Mexico deaths were reported in separate crashes. Johannes Arrington, 12, of Belen died at Presbyterian Hospital Albuquerque after a collision with a car driven by Ruizo Artiago, 24, near Belen. Jeff Arrington, 14, of Beles was critically injured. Douglas Stephens, 18, of Portales died after his bicycle was struck by James Tillman’s car. Ramon R. Mendez, 52, of Sunland Park died when his car overturned on New Mexico 274 near Sunland Park.
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Medicare expansion boosts coverage for disabled workers
The federal government will spend about 242 billion to keep Americans healthy with Medicare rising nearly 26 percent from last year. Nearly 1.5 million disabled workers newly eligible gain coverage beginning this month, including disabled workers, disabled widows and widowers aged 50 to 63, and mothers over 50 disabled in the last two years. Also covered are kidney transplant or dialysis patients who worked at least 1.5 years. A booklet "A Brief Explanation of Medicare" is available at Social Security offices.
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Average Man Can Fly
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Skylab astronauts say space flight needs regular exercise and is possible for average healthy people. Commander Charles Conrad Jr. and crew members Paul J. Weitz and Joseph P. Kerwin discussed postflight deconditioning and brief aftereffects like nausea dizziness and vertigo after 28 days in zero gravity.
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