Farmers Jam White House Fence in Carter Veto Battle
Washington farmers packed the House gallery and rallied outside the White House hoping to talk to President Carter. Carter warned he would veto the bill if sent to his desk, saying it would boost inflation and feed costs while boosting crop prices. Opponents warned of bankruptcies in rural America as the measure would raise basic support prices and federally guaranteed prices for wheat, feed grains, and cotton.
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Texas
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House Agriculture Committee
Thomas S. Foley
Washington
Hall abandons bid to stay police chief
L M Hall quits bid to remain police chief and will seek the Republican nomination for sheriff. He submitted resignation effective April 28 after a March 23 filing and a city council vote failed to reappoint him, saying he bears no animosity.
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Roswell
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Robert J. Owen
Perry
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Stiles
John Capps
Capps
Gilbert Licon
Man Sentenced in Roswell High Speed Auto Theft Case
Gary C. Whities, 24, of 611 S. Birch Ave., Roswell, received 180 days in county jail and a $10 fine plus $10 costs after pleading guilty to driving without a license and reckless driving during a high speed chase that began when a stolen 1974 Mustang was spotted in Roswell. The pursuit damaged two state police cars and ended 16 miles west in Lincoln County. Whities also faced an auto theft charge with bond set at $10,000. The chase reached speeds over 100 mph on U.S. 70 380.
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S. Birch Ave
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Bobby”’ Ramirez
Whities
Lincoln County
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Mike Novak
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Yaeger
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Child abuse Part IV: Workers urged to talk openly
Nancy K. Harvey of the Health and Social Services Department Roswell office says the focus is on welfare and returning children to their original homes when safe. Referrals have surged under new reporting laws, with professionals and neighbors increasingly reporting suspected abuse to protect children and reunite families when possible.
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Record City
Nancy K. Harvey
State Health and Social Services Department
Roswell
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Chaves
HSSD
Beth Wiegreffe
Clerk Receives Robbery and Pursuit After Car Aid
In Nashville a young convenience store clerk Jeff Burks 18 chased three robbers after they stole 280 dollars from him the settlement of an accident claim on his 1978 fastback. He rammed them off the road causing a crash then helped police identify two suspects. His car was towed from near headquarters.
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