Congress mulls limits on Sinai peacekeeping technicians
Congress debates two measures to curb U S involvement if a Mideast war erupts. One would mandate withdrawing technicians. the other would allow Congress to remove them at any time. Kissinger and Morgan push rapid action while Case urges careful study.
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D-Idaly
Congress
Thomas Eb, Morgan
D-Pa
Eause International Relations Committee
House
Senate
Church
Morgan
United Nations
Henry A. Rissinger
Old
Ford
Kissinger
Dongress
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Sinai
Gidi
Apodaca Chooses Site for New Southeast NM Citizen Center
The location for the southeast New Mexico citizens service center will be decided within about two weeks from Carlsbad Roswell or Artesia. Gov. Apodaca aims to open the center in October but traffic concerns in Artesia prompt cautious planning. Budget limits may limit early staff travel and expand service in the chosen community.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Richard de Uriarte
Carlsbad
Roswell
Artesia
de Uriarte
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Ford Plans St Louis Visit Amid Security Boost
President Gerald Ford to visit St Louis later this week with extra Secret Service agents and local police on high alert after Sacramento assassination attempt. The trip includes a White House Conference on Domestic and Economic Affairs and a speech to the National Baptist Convention at Kiel Auditorium.
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Secret Service
Washington
Ford
St. Louis
White House
National Baptist Convention
Kiel
Ford Plans Midwest Swing Before State GOP Conference
President Ford will visit St Louis and Topeka along with a $1000 per couple cocktail party to benefit the state GOP. He then moves to Kansas City and Dallas for a conference featuring high ranking officials including EPA Administrator Ruckel und Frank Zarb. He is expected to address the forum and take questions. White House press secretary Ron Nessen said the president does not plan to curtail public mingling despite last week's California incident.
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Fourian
Tenatiena
Ford
Kansas City
Dallas
Environmental Protection Agency
Russell
White House
Ron Nessen
Washington
California
Real Estate Agent Discovers Free Soil Information Service
Local real estate agent Je Powers praises the Soil Conservation Service for free soil and watershed data from USDA surveys. He says this information helps assess site suitability and predict utility and construction costs, aiding buyers, officials, and professionals to cut project costs and boost property profits.
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Powers
Sail
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Vation Service
Your Soil Conservation Service
Barry W
Williams
Mike Powers
Barry Williams
SCS
Southwest Thunderstorm Activity Diminishes Amid Flood Warnings
National Weather Service reports a drop in thunderstorm activity across the Southwest and the majority of flood warnings issued Monday have been canceled. Persistent showers continue with the San Francisco River at Clifton, Arizona, rising above flood stage.
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Egas Assonentid
Southwest
San Francisco
Clifton
Ariz
Weather report summary for national regions and capitals
Weather HMONG expected to spread to the Gila river in the Safford Valley, mainly in low areas. Showers and thunderstorms linger southeast coast and eastern states. High pressure over Lake Superior brings cold dry air to the north central United States with frost likely around the upper Great Lakes. Temperatures reach mid 30s to 40s in northern Michigan Wisconsin and northeastern Minnesota. Overnight lows 33 to 83 with scattered readings across the country. Continuous reports include anchor age 44 rain, Atlanta 72, Boston 69, Buffalo 51, Chicago 53, Cincinnati 62, Cleveland 55, Dallas 78, Denver 60, Detroit 50, Honolulu 76, Indianapolis 60, Kansas City 67, Los Angeles 66, Louisville 47, Miami 81, Minneapolis 48, Nashville 71, New York 70, Philadelphia 71, Phoenix 82, Pittsburgh 77, St Louis 64.
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St Powis
Salvation Army Leaders Visit Grant County Advisory Meeting
Brigadier Willard Evans visits Grant County as Salvation Army officials plan the corps 1976 program. A 20 member advisory board meets Thursday evening at 108 East Broadway with Capt and Mrs Carroll and local officers to set goals. Brig Evans oversees work across several states and regions, emphasizing youth programs and community service.
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Salvation¢ Army
Grant County Advisory Board
East Broadway
Salvation Army
Mas Carroll
Willard Evans
San Francisco
Calif
Marie
California
EL Paso
Texirca
Las Vegas
Nev
Horn
New York City
U.S. Air Force
Maryland
West, Virginia
Washington, D.C
Atlanta
Mexico
Renmen
Brig
Marie Evana
League of Mercy
Southwest
Max
Margaret Carrail
Grant County
Flood Waters Force Clifton Evacuations In Arizona
About 309 residents were evacuated Monday night as heavy rains sent the San Francisco River over a flood wall in Clifton Arizona. Water reached three feet in streets on the north and east sides while Gila River neared banks south of town prompting precautionary evacuations.
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Clikpick
Arm
San Francisco
Arizona
Rudy Vozza
City Hall
New Mexico
Yazza
Gila River
York Valle
Sheldon
Verdon
Vozza
Gila
Arizona National Guard
Clifton
Vazza
Clifton High School
Ryan Discusses Election Codes in New Mexico
State Representative Murray Ryan R Grant will discuss voting laws and the revised election code in Silver City at 1 p.m. in the Red Cross building. The public can learn about voter registration, the new primary election rules, and other election code topics.
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New Mexico
Murray Ryan R- Grant
Red Cross
C. St
Silver City
Ryan
Grant County
Navajo Welfare Fraud Crackdown Targets 25 Suspects
Navajo Nation and the Arizona Department of Economic Security plan charges against 25 to 50 people in tribal courts within a month. Tribal Prosecutor Perry Allen said hundreds of mis demeanor cases are likely as fraudsters move across districts and fail to report work. The effort aims to recover misappropriated welfare funds and reduce overcrowded federal dockets by routing cases to tribal courts.
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Window Rock
Arizona Department of Economic Security
Perry Allen
Allen
Department of Bconomie
Alen
High Blood Lead Levels Found in Las Cruces Children
In Las Cruces area tests found about 2 in 980 children with high blood lead levels. EIA spokesman cited lead paint as the main source and said parents are referred to physicians for treatment.
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AS Cruces
Las Cruces
Environmental Improvement Agency
Jead Patat
EIA
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