Observer readers urged to send in news tips
One week after the OBSERVER began publication readers respond warmly and informatively. The paper seeks tips from clubs and organizations in Corrales Rio Rancho Alameda Los Ranchos Paradise Hills Volcano Cliffs the University of Albuquerque SUIPI and surrounding areas. Submissions deadline Monday each week with contact details and office location provided.
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Disaster Aid Funds Requirements Listed
The Office of Congressman Manual Lujan Jr lists disaster aid requirements after March weather. Public property damage is funded by Emergency Preparedness. aid for farm and business losses is via SBA and Farmers Home Administration. Eligible counties are Colfax, Harding, Mora, McKinley, San Miguel, Sandoval, Taos, Union, Valencia. Deadlines range July 6 and July 16 1973 with economic injury aid through Jan 16 1974.
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Election Reform Talk Sparks Bipartisan Push for Change
A national debate over reform in federal elections gathers momentum as President Nixon backs a bipartisan commission study and Sen. Hart promotes public financing. Advocates from Common Cause and the National Committee for an Effective Congress push for an independent election commission with enforcement power and a $500 million funding pool to overhaul campaign finance rules.
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Observer praises debut of Mid-Valley Weekly Observer
A reader commends the MID-VALLEY WEEKLY OBSERVER for its first edition praising its coverage of local residents and interests. The letter congratulates the editorial team and hopes the paper remains a voice for the mid valley community rather than focusing on Albuquerque City Hall trivia.
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Mid Valley Observer Seeks Reader Letters and Feedback
The OBSERVER invites residents to send typed signed letters with send and telephone numbers. Names will be printed with letters, but addresses and phones may be withheld on request. Limit about 250 words. Share comments on current Mid Valley happenings or suggestions for action and note what you think the newspaper is doing right or wrong.
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