Senate Watergate panel questions corporate pressure on Nixon donors
The Senate Watergate committee hears executives Orin Atkins of Ashland Oil Russell DeYoung of Goodyear and Harding Lawrence of Braniff about pressure behind their firms illegal campaign contributions. Gulf Oil and Ashland had pleaded guilty and were fined. executives testifying face questions on sources of influence and aid to Nixon and other Democratic campaigns.
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Washington
Senate
Wategate Committee
Nixon
Orin E. Atkins
Ashland Oil Co
Russell DeYoung
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Harding J. Lawrence
Braniff Airways
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Braniff
Gulf Oil Corp
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Paverment Affairs
Claude C. Wild
Ashland
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D-Ark
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
LFC Meets Today in Santa Fe Over Grant Funds and Audit
The Legislative Finance Committee opens a three day session in Santa Fe with LEAA grants totaling about 1.56 million dollars for New Mexico agencies. Director Norm Mugleston notes 60 percent approved since last July, with impounded funds releasable after paperwork. Also on the agenda a 330 thousand deficit from an accounting error and highway department land appraisal questions related to a Moriarty settlement.
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N.M
Legislative Finance Committee
Norm Mugleston
Criminal Justice
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Mapleston
State Police Department
State Highway Department
LFC
Willian Sega
Rbernalillo
Moriarty
Bruce King
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US China move toward closer relations in new communique
After a four day visit to Peking the United States and China pledged not to seek world domination and agreed to accelerate scientific cultural and business exchanges. Liaison offices in Washington and Peking will be upgraded and both sides will explore the one China principle through diplomatic channels over the coming months.
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Peking
Henry Assinger
United States
China
Taiwan
Washington
Ristlinger
Nixon
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnes
Last Sprig
Eum
Miss Denham Feted At Bridal Shower
Pat Denham bride elect of Don Bell was honored at a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Lonnie Watsons home. Assisting were Mrs. Joe Sorrells Mrs. Ken Rogers and Mrs. Rex Lane. The yellow and blue motif featured a heart centerpiece and a cake inscribed with Pat and Don. Corsages were given to the honoree her mother and the prospective groom's mother. Gifts were displayed in the parlor with overhanging wedding bells. The couple will marry Saturday November 24 at the Church of Christ at 12th and West Street.
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Miss Denham
Pat Denham
Don Bell
Lonnie Watson
Joe Sorrells
Ken Rogers
Rex Lane
Pat
Don
Monroe Denham
Marvin Pell
Teachers Oppose New Mexico Standards
The Albuquerque Classroom Teachers Association executive committee voted to oppose proposed standards for New Mexico public schools. The plan includes an eight hour day and a 44 hour teaching week. Spokesmen said meetings will be held statewide to explain the proposal and noted concerns about teacher input and clarity.
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Nascap
Albuquerque Classroom Teachers’ Association
New Mexico
Albuquerque
State Department of Education Department
Mike Newman
Ant
Albuquerque Teachers’ Group
North Central Association
WNMU Faculty Concert Spotlight at Pine Arts Auditorium
The Western New Mexico University Music Department presents a vocal piano recital by faculty Lewis Spencer and Gerry Parott on Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Pine Arts Auditorium. Spencer, a baritone, opens with songs by John Duke and Norman Dello Joio, plus Verdi aria In Provenza il Mar. Parott, WNMU piano instructor, accompanies with Chopin pieces and other 11th and 20th century works.
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Western New Mexico University
Pine Arts Auditorige
WNMU
Lewis Spencer
Gerry Parott
Spencer
John J Puke
Norman Dello
America
Provenza Il Mar
Mamie
de Palla
Parath
WNML
Ruling on Mountain Bell matter delayed decision
Columbus Ferguson said a commission decision on Mountain Bell Telephone request for a 3 million annual lease will be issued today to avoid complications. The case involves a pending action by Mexico Corporation Commission and a 1963 appointment context referenced in the lengthy hearing transcript. The recital portion mentions Spencer and Paroti performing complex pieces, with Paroti recognized as a prominent regional artist and Spencer as a longtime choral director.
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Mexico Corporation
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Mountain Bell Telephone
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New Moses Constitution
Ferguson
New Mesteo
West Texas
Spencer
Las Cruces High School
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