SLA Ties in San Francisco Expose SLA Hideouts
San Francisco AP report details six SLA members tied to cluttered Concord hideouts after two alleged SLA soldiers were arrested for the murder of Oakland School Superintendent Marcus Foster. Police found weaponry, surveillance notes, communiques, Hearst papers, reinforced doors, and bomb making materials amid squalid living conditions and signs of planned revolutionary activity.
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Tim Reiterman
Associated Press
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Concord
Oakland
Marcus Foster
SLA
Foster
Patricia Hearst
Berkeley
John Agler
Lynn Ledworth
Nancy Ling Perry
Miss Hearst
Western Addition
Fii
Laguna
E. G. Jamerson
Patty
Indian Blast Alters Picture
Indian underground nuclear test triggers international backlash and pressure on detente with Pakistan. Bhutto vows restraint while Munir Khan hints at pursuing own capability. Canada’s Trudeau era nuclear ties may suffer as Western aid donors reconsider loans and technology training amid calls for stricter disarmament.
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Myron L. Belkind
Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutta
I lAtumae Energy Commission
Munir Ahmad Khan
United States
Canada
SCS Staff Grows To Eleven In Silver City
The Silver City office of the Soil Conservation Service expands its staff to eleven under District Conservationist Tom Anderson. New hires Robert Perez Tim Henry Bare Williams and Javier Ruiz join an upgraded soils team to speed access to conservation data for farmers and ranchers in Grant County. Williams, from Carlsbad, holds an Agricultural Biology degree. Liz, a Texas A&I soil science major, works as a student trainee. Henry, a recent NM State University range science graduate. Perez, son of Bayard residents Albert and Mrs Perez, works under the Veterans Readjustment Act.
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Barry Williams
Javier Ruiz
Tim Henry
Bob Perez
Silver City
Soil Conservation Service
Grant Natural Resource Conservation District
Soilonservation Service
Tom Anderson
Robert Perez
Bare Williams
Harold Maxwell
Grant County
Williams
Carlsbad
New Mexico State University
Liz
Texas A&i University
Kingsville
Tex
SCS
Henry
Janet
New Mexico
Perez
Albert Perez
Bayard
Cobre High School
Cobre High Plans Baccalaureate and Commencement Ceremonies
Cobre High School schedules four Baccalaureate services Sunday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium with clergy from Bayard Silver City Arenas Valley and Parish music by the chorus under Jack Rein. Commencement is set for Tuesday May 28 at 7 30 p m in the gym with Invocations Benedictions and speeches by Gary Escudero Ronnie Escudero and Dr Robert E Omick. Special awards by Ann Glover and diplomas presented by William S Frazier with music by the high school band led by Carrence Romero.
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Cobre High School
Averlio Serena
the Lady of Patima Catholic
First Baptist Church
Bayard
Stephen J. Russell
United Methodist Church
Jack Rein
Clifton M. Henderson
Episcopal Church of the
Good Shepherd
Silver City
Gary’ Escudero
Ronnie Escudero
Robert E. Omick
Serane Ae
Sete Forr
Ann Glover
William S. Frazier
Cobre Board of Education
Eugene Bjork
Grant County
Arenas Valley
Carrence Romero
Center to open Albuquerque Air Force center in July
The Air Force Test and Evaluation Center at Kirtland Air Force Base will be operational by July, Maj. Gen. John Burns announced to a chamber of commerce group. He said the center will employ 200 persons.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Air Force Test and Evaluation Center
Kirtland Air Force Base
John Burns
Burns
Chamber of Commerce
Runnels says he is sick and tired of Watergate
U S Representative Harold Runnels voiced frustration with Watergate during a Lea County Democratic dinner in Hobbs New Mexico. He predicted a July House debate on impeachment and an August vote, urging White House cooperation on tape release to the Judiciary Committee and prosecutor Leon Jaworski.
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Hobbs
N.M
U.S
Harold Runnels
New Mexico
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Runnels
Congress
Leon Jaworski
WNMU Poll Finds Energy Crisis Viewed Moderately By Students
Western New Mexico University sociology students surveyed 52 peers on the energy crisis. Results show 63.46 percent moderately affected, 26.92 percent not affected, and 9.62 percent strongly affected, with 78.84 percent saying the U S has been wasteful in energy use.
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United States
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