Poor Nations Press For Nairobi Headquarters
The United Nations faces a split over locating the new environment office in Nairobi Kenya with Third World nations backing Nairobi while industrialized states favor New York Geneva London or Vienna The U S hints a Nairobi site could cut its 40 million pledge toward a 100 million environment fund The Nairobi proposal is defended as expanding UN reach and infrastructure development with about 20 staff to start and periodic meetings of the 58 nation environmental governing council.
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New York
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London
Vienna
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Aste
U.N. Industrial Development Organization
Environment
Environmental Governing Council
Stockholm
Air Force lands at Roswell Walker base in reactivation visit
An KC135 tanker landed at the renovated Walker Air Force Base near Roswell NM the first since its 1960s deactivation. Col Donald A Jensen of the 22nd Bomber Wing led the mission to test the improved fueling system and inspect facilities ahead of a planned limited SAC role with aircraft rotating between Roswell and Riverside California.
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Walker Air Force Base
Walker
Air Force
Municipal Air Port
Eastern New Mexico University
Donald A Jensen
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Riverside
Calif
Strategic Air Command
Family Questioned In Several Slayings
A Santa Barbara family of five is being questioned about as many as twenty two related murders across Texas Colorado Utah Missouri and California. Investigators from multiple states have questioned relatives at the county jail and San Quentin. The family includes Sherman McCrary Carolyn McCrary Taylor Ginger McCrary Taylor and Carl Taylor. Two doughnut shop workers in Mesquite and Lake Ray Hubbard area victims linked to the case. Charges include armed robbery and attempted murder with ongoing inquiries into additional killings.
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Tex
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Carl R. Taylor
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McCrary
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Sheri Lee Martin
Elk County
New
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CBI
Colorado
Dallas County
Forrest Covey
Jena
Susan Darlene Shaw
Hunt
Miss Shaw
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Santas Barbara
Messquite
Denver
Cola
Goleta
Athens
California
Water루o GOP promises rewards for campaign signs
Black Hawk County Republican chairman Roger Pease announced a dime for each GOP campaign sign or poster turned in to party headquarters as an ecology move. By Thursday over 100 signs were collected, including one Waterloo boy who turned in 204 signs. Pease remains committed despite the deluge.
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Iowa
Roger Pease
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Black Hawk County
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Laughter, therapy and family warmth in a fragment
A collage of quotes from Dr David H Hart and Adelaide Bry discusses values of life quality over quantity, ongoing therapy for a woman in her 70s, and the enduring importance of storytelling between parents and children for bonding, amid modern time pressures.
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New Mexico council debates crime funding formula
The Justice Council meeting in Santa Fe discusses a new allocation formula for $2.5 million in federal anti crime funds. The plan prioritizes cities with crime rates above 25 per 1 000 and populations over 25 000, including Albuquerque Santa Fe Las Cruces and Hobbs, with smaller towns fearing loss of CERA funding. Critics urge preserving LEAA approved policy and caution on statewide crime implications.
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Compton
Martin Vigil
Permanent fund growing as stocks push value past 200 million
Santa Fe AP reports New Mexico's permanent fund from federal trust land revenues now holds corporate stocks valued at 200.7 million as of November 3, surpassing the 200 million mark for the first time. The report notes gains from Coca Cola, Times Mirror, Unionamerica, Federated, Region, Carnation, Associated Dry Goods and Quaker Oats stock, with October purchases totaling 125,000 shares across seven firms.
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N.M
New Mexico
Robert Mead
Borden Inc
Times” Mirror Corp
Unionamerica
Federated Department Stores
Region Inc
Carnation Co
Associated Dry Goods
Quaker Oats Co
Foreign reaction to Nixon win baffling abroad
U S election results perplex foreigners who see a mandate for Nixon’s policies yet a minority president in a system with a Congress. The piece contrasts the U S setup with parliamentary Canada where no party won a clear majority, forecasting more elections and noting foreign capitals will interpret Nixon’s win through their own political lens.
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Nixon
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Canada
Credit Card King Shows Off World’s Largest Card Collection
Walter Cavanagh of Mountain View claims 208 credit cards with more arriving daily and will display his collection at Ripley’s Believe It or Not in San Francisco. The 29 year old pharmacist began collecting as a bet and says most cards are for show, with few used for purchases. Some firms questioned his motives, but others sent cards after explanations. His collection hangs on a wall at home, insured for about eight dollars a year, and he notes some stores decline collectors’ cards.
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Calif
Walter Cavanagh
Prestul Cerda
Cavanagh
Ong
Colectors
Drng
State permanent fund grows to 480.9 million
The permanent fund totals 480.9 million, up about 2.4 million from September. About 240 million of the increase derives from a land office transfer of new money, largely royalty payments on oil and gas production credited to the state trust.
Merger Proposal Studied in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County
The Albuquerque City Commission and Bernalillo County Commission weighed a committee report urging city county consolidation. The plan favors a strong mayor council setup with a fulltime mayor elected at large. A draft charter would involve public hearings and citizen input, with elections for both consolidation and the charter. Separate city and county votes likely.
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N.M
Aineine
Tecomunda
Pwet
James Coleman
Coleman
Brandt Faces Inflation Fight as German Campaigns Clash
The SPD led by Chancellor Willy Brandt campaigns to curb inflation amid Cold War tensions. Opponents including Rainer Barzel seek to oust him in the November national elections. Ads show inflation imagery like a meat cleaver on money and nude beach posters challenging Brandt.
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Eran Ethdhcs
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