Carter to use tax system to press conservation
President Carter plans to propose leveraging the federal tax system to push Americans to conserve energy, according to sources. The FDA is set to announce a ban on saccharin as a food additive but allow over the counter sale. A Southern Airways DC9 crash on April 4 killed 70 and injured 24, with engines out. About 500,000 clothing and textile workers walked out in protests for tighter apparel import limits and Carter support.
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Albuquerque PAL to be featured in national documentary
The Albuquerque Police Athletic League recognized as a progressive PAL program will be highlighted in a promotional documentary film to be distributed across the country.
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Welfare cheating target set by district attorney
An assistant reports the district attorney will pursue welfare cheating cases. He notes juries must decide between the sob story and the facts as presented in court.
Fierce internal fighting in An gola reported
South African officials report renewed aggressive clashes inside An gola on Wednesday. The report notes heightened internal hostilities and calls for monitoring of the border situation.
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Santa Fe Artist Sees Pueblo Pot Portraits on Stamps
A Santa Fe artist finally sees his paintings of Pueblo Indian pots selected for U.S. postage stamps after years of pursuing the project. The idea originated with the artist and has moved to the national stage, marking a notable achievement in his career.
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Bear Cub Finds Best Friend in Odd Companions
A playful note on a bear cub and its odd companion Ookiak who hardly notices the difference as the cub's ears are floppy and paws small, highlighting a gentle, humorous bond between unlikely friends.
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Arm Reattachment Fails Five Year Old Roswell Girl
Lorraine Thompson was rushed to Bernalillo County Medical Center after losing part of her arm in a washing machine accident. Surgeons reattached the limb but removed it 24 hours later due to infection risk and signs of kidney failure. she remains in critical condition in the ICU. The child was flown to Albuquerque for care, where UNM hand surgery experts spent about sixteen hours attempting reattachment.
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APS New Tentative Agreement Boosts Base Pay for New Teachers
Albuquerque Public Schools and the Albuquerque Classroom Teachers Association reached a tentative contract签 signed April 7 for about 4,000 instructional staff. The base pay rises to 10,000 dollars for new hires with a BA along with a 660 dollar raise and 1,350 from last year. The plan adds 300 dollar increments at the 7th step and extends seniority rights district wide including transfers. Ratification elections are upcoming.
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West and South Cities Lead U S Population Rise
Census Bureau figures show Albuquerque 1975 population at 279 401 up from 243 751 in 1970 moving from 61st to 53rd as five of the 10 largest cities now lie in the Southwest.
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Carter drops fifty-dollar tax rebate plan amid inflation fears
Washington sources report President Carter withdrew his 50 per person tax rebate proposal after advisers concluded the economy had improved and the rebate could fuel inflation. Blumenthal Lance and Schultze persuaded the move despite Mondale backing continuation.
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