Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 19

ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Friday, May 3, 1974 A-19 Panel Headed By Partridge Pilot Cities Director Wil Today's Calendar TV Key Previews Today's top television shows are previewed and selected for the Journal by TV Key's staff of experts who attend rehearsals, watch screenings and analyze scripts in New York. ed with broken down cars and who are in need of assistance. The program which is comprised of the Good Shepherd Refuge, a home for elderly ladies, a home for elderly gentlemen, a home for transient young 'ladies and a home for transient families is now $3885 Raised By Auxiliary At an recently held appreciation dinner for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brothers of the Good Shepherd, it was announced by Kathryn Kelly he hoped to bring back lessons learned enhancing elsewhere on the policeman's job satisfaction and maintaining public support. Blast Rips Lockers At Alitalia Terminal NEW YORK (UPI) An explosion ripped through the locker room of the Alitalia terminal at Kennedy International Airport Wednesday, shattering three glass walls and injuring at least two persons. "Apparently there was some kind of bomb planted in a locker in the Alitalia locker rooms," said Sgt.

Edwin Woodson of the Port Authority police at the airport. A Ttnstci Name and Strvict Since 1911 liam Partridge has been stlected as a panel chairman for the national meeting of the American Society for Public Administration, May 5-8 at Syracuse University in New York. The Pilot Cities program is a federally funded program designed to develop and research criminal justice projects. It is contracted to the criminal justice program at the University of New Mexico's Institute for Social Research and Development. Partrdige will head a panel discussing "The Measurement of the Police Productivity: Consumer Satisfaction versus Product Efficiency:" and said ftailiant that $3885 was made from the St.

Patrick's Day Corned Beeb and Cabage dinner. Brother Mathias announced completion of the new House, "St. Albina's," for transient young ladies. It was also announced that the two story building adjacent to the Good Shepherd Refuge on Second Street is being remodeled to accomodate families who arrive in town, strand COMPANY discuss diamond cutting and various type of jewelry. (8:30 p.m.

Channel 5). EL ALAMDE LOSNI-NOS. La historia de un chico que pierde sus padres en el terrible terre-moto de San Juan. Tiene que vivir con una tia muy anitpatica, yelle lc hace trabajar. Pero cuando lle-ga a ser un hombre, el tiene exito como actor.

(9 p.m. Channel 5) THE LATE MOVIE. "The House That Dripped Blood." A series of four English horror vignettes centers upon an appropriately haunting British estate and its line on conser-cutive owners. (10:30 p.m. Channel 13).

PRINTERS OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE For Genuine Dependability CALL 247-4175 Downtown -611-615 Gold Ave. SW Heights Office 4308 lomos NE Albuquerque, New Mexico Secret Data Declassified By President WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nixon was told Thursday that SO million pages of secret documents have been declassified since October 1972 in an effort to meet his orders to make more information available to the public. The progress report submitted to Nixon noted that there has been a reduction of 71 per cent in the number of government workers who are authorized to label documents as secret or confidential. NIXON ISSUED an executive order in March 1972 establishing new guidelines for the classification of government documents necessary to protect the national defense and foreign relations. The Dept.

of Defense, the report said, achieved a 25 per cent reduction in its top secret inventory during 1973. The report from the Interagency Classification Review Committee noted that 59,316 persons were authorized to classify documents before Nixon wrote new guidelines. As of last December, the committee said, the number had been whittled down to 17,364. AS FOR unauthorized disclosures of classified documents, the committee saidtherewere "a very limited number" of such disclosures during 1973 and "none involved top secret information." Sandia Lions, Howard Johnson-Midtown, 6:30 a.m. Sandia Breakfast, Fiesta Lanes, 6:30 a.m.

Breakfast Exchange, Sundowner, 7 a.m. NM Quarter Horse Futurity, Horse Arena, Fairgrounds, 9 a.m. Toastmasters No. 475, Quality Inn, noon. Rio Grande Lions, La Hacienda, Old Town, noon.

Downtown Optimist, Quality Inn, 12:10 p.m. UNM Regents, Council Room of the NM Union 1 p.m. Happy Hour AAO 9919 McKnight NE, 6 p.m. American Institute of Plant Engineers, John Parsons, of Area Director of Occupational Safety and Health Act, speaks, Coron-ado Club, 6 p.m. Heights Group AA, 9919 McKnight NE, 8 p.m.

HosipitalityAA.4305 Mesa Grande SE, 8:30 p.m. N. Valley AA, 420 San Lorenzo NW, 8:30 p.m. Press Chib, Albuquerque, Minnesota Organization, a singing group, will be performing, 201 Highland Park Cir. SW, 9 p.m.

ARTESIA, NM, Correction Commission, Artesia Central Valley Electric Coop, corner of 13th and Ritchie, 10 a.m. GOOD TIMES. "The Checkup." James, the overworked, underpaid of the household, has the family worried about his headaches and his bad moods. (6:30 p.m. Channel 13) NBA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.

Milwaukee Bucks and the Boston Celtics. (7 p.m. Channel 13) CREATIVE PROCESS. Clarence Hauquitz, Albuquerque jeweler, will show a film about diamonds, and Wife of Agnew Has Operation TOWSON.Md.(AP)-Judy Agnew, wife of former vice president Spiro T. Agnew, was reported in good condition after undergoing an operation to remove her uterus.

A spokesman at St. Joseph's Hospital said Mrs. Agnew underwent a complete hysterectomy Tuesday morning. She had been admitted last Friday. Her husband and one of their daughters, Susan, were at the hospital late Tuesday, awaiting Mrs.

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