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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1973

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Marine and Coast Guard Recruiters Report Strong Albuquerque Showing

The Marine Corps emphasizes discipline and selective officer quotas while expanding living quarters. The Coast Guard touts a flexible path, new uniforms, and a high local enlistment rate, with 38,000 total members and a focus on shorter sea duties. The all volunteer concept hinges on life quality and veteran retention.

Page 17 Outrakis Oulrakis Comps Marine Corps Albuquerque Oukakis Department of Defense U.S. Coast Guard Department of Transportation Coast Guard Leyba

Domenici joins energy policy study group in Senate

Senator Pete Domenici will join the Senate energy policy group as the minority member representing the Public Works Committee on Fuels and Energy Policy Study. He will temporarily replace Senator Howard Baker, who steps down for Lenate Watergate duties. The panel probes current and future U S energy resources and needs.

Pete Domenici Senate Energy Policy Group U.S Domenici Public Works Committee Howard Baker Senate Commerce and Public Works Joint Atomic Energy Committees Senate Interior Committee

Letter Policy invites mid valley reader feedback to OBSERVER

The OBSERVER urges residents of the mid valley region to send comments or criticisms about current events or actions. Typed signed letters with sender’s address and telephone number are requested. names will be published while addresses and phones can be withheld upon request. Letters should not exceed 250 words.

Mid-Valley

No-Pest Strips Spark Health Warning Debates

A lengthy critique argues Shell No-Pest Strip risks exceed benefits with inhaled vapors harming nervous systems and fetuses. It notes FDA warnings against nurseries and food areas, consumer ads downplay risks, and calls for proof of safety amid profits.

Washington Barbara Walters Shell Consumer Reports Public Health Service FDA Samuel Epistein Case Western Reserve University Cleveland

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