Carter Ties Lance Crisis to Camp David Escape
President Carter shifts focus from Bert Lance and Panama Canal disputes by retreating to Camp David for Labor Day weekend. He hosted Willie Nelson and Emmy Lou Harris in the Oval Office, plans a helicopter departure to Western Maryland, and defends Lance amid Senate banking probes while courting cross party support on the Panama treaties with a visit from Gerald Ford.
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Carter
Bert Lance
Payama Canal
Hills
Howdy
Oval Office
Willie Nelson
Emmy Loublarris
Anaidé
Lance
Catoctin
Maryland
Camp David
Georgia
Comptroller
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Rotterdam weighs floating brothel plan for docks district
Rotterdam officials study converting a derelict hotel ship into a floating brothel to confine about 700 prostitutes. Mayor Andre van der Louw and three others will tour a Danish ship and propose buying the vessel with city hall support expected for a Oct. 13 council vote.
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Biy
Steve Coffey
Rotterdam
The
Netherlands
Andre van der Louwing
Denmark
Europe
Fire Danger Moderate To High For Labor Day Weekend
The weekly recreation report for the state's national forests warns fire danger ranging from moderate to high for Labor Day, urging extreme caution with campfires and open flames. All districts report heavy use at campgrounds and along streams, with rough and washed out roads, and several areas closed or limited by weather, traffic, and water conditions.
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Banjilon Lake
Trout Lake
el Rito
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Hopewell Lake
Lagunitas
Tres Piedras
Red River
Questa District
Red River Canyon
Cabresto Lake
Largo Canyon
Googe Lake
Meadow Fork
Cibola
Magdalena
Mount Taylor
McGaffey Lake
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San Gregorio Lake
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Rio de Las Vacas
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Gila
Middle
West Fork
White Mountain
Wheeler Peak
San Pedro
Las Varas
North Fork Lake
Middle Fork Lake
Santa Barbara
Aruchas
Trampas
Cowles
Stoudt Reinstated by State Commission in Taos
The State Human Rights Commission ordered the Taos Board of Education to reinstate fired teacher Katherine Stoudt and pay $1,000 in damages. Stoudt, fired after becoming pregnant while unmarried, claimed sex national origin and ancestry discrimination. The findings cited histories of five unmarried or pregnant Taos teachers, noting Stoudt’s lack of Spanish surname. Commission chairpersons cited unanimous support. Taos officials may appeal in district court while complying with the ruling. A separate appeal proceeds in the New Mexico Court of Appeals.
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Ms. Stoudt
Commission
Frank Beserra
Taos
Leon Rubin
Raton
Dolores Fresquez
Roswell
Joe Sandoval
Albuquerque
Grace Parr
Stoudt
New Mexico Court of Appeals
New Mexico Officials Cite State Rules After Act Ruling
Attorney General Toney Anaya said the federal ruling finds the Antiquities Act unconstitutional but state law remains in effect. He noted New Mexico prohibits disturbing archaeological sites on state land and bans mechanical excavation on private land without a Cultural Properties Review Committee permit.
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Toney Anaya
New Mexico
Cultural Properties Review Committee
SingSong birdseed linked to marijuana seeds scare
Canadian Mounties worry SingSong birdseed contains marijuana seeds after reports from NORML. Dave Baldwin of Fish Bowl pet shop paused sales and RMCP plans crop testing while the public frets over Bird seed purchases.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Dave Baldwin
Fish Bowl Petchain
Baldwin
RMCP
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
Gag Request Dropped By Murder Defendants
Albuquerque defense lawyers dropped a gag order motion for four defendants linked to the killings of two women. Judge Gerald Cole warned about ethics violations and kept grand jury records out of reach, with trial transcripts due four days before trial. Intervening names include William Smith Harvey Blysma Billy Grubbs and Ginger Ann Denham.
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Albuquerque
William Smith
Harvey Blysma
Billy Grubbs
Ginger Ann Denham
Grubbs
Charles Daniels
Gerald Cole
Cole
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