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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1973
Page
4
In a family dialogue the Buchwalds discuss boycotting meat and expanding to boycott the telephone, gas, and power firms to protest rising costs. They weigh personal sacrifice against principles as they consider how far a consumer strike should go.
Secret POW debriefs accuse about a dozen inmates including two officers of collaboration with captors. They allegedly broadcast propaganda and shared camp secrets, while many endured torture. President Nixon declined charges, sparking debate on amnesty versus draft dodger penalties. Major General Andrew Evans Jr. recounts brutal coercion and steadfast refusals to sign.
Opinion piece urges revising the 1970 census based revenue sharing formula that undervalues Roswell referencing 1973 first quarter payments. It cites comparisons with Las Cruces Santa Fe and Clovis, notes Dexter figures, and argues Roswell should receive about 307000. The text also endorses Domenici on Watergate, comments on youth and local banking.
Lois Purvis reports on Arizona's farm labor law redefining harvesting to include weeding thinning picking cutting packaging and shipping under proposed rules. A public hearing on April 13 will discuss the expanded definition and potential secret board meetings to enforce the act amid rising food prices.
On April 18 1948 Mrs Mary Warren left the Community Service Center and Mrs Edna Knox was announced as her successor The Highlands University president Dr Edward Eyring named Harlan Sininger head of the education department Lloyd Bloodworth publisher of Kuidoso weekly announces his campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination
Rep. Robert M Moran录s spoof on 1973 Legislature circulated after failed public address broadcast. The piece lampoons Rep. Cinelli and Bill 418, proposes free drugs for heroin users, and mocks Sunday liquor bills amid broader budget and hospital unit closure discussions at Roswell and Las Cruces hearings.
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