Montoya Faces Tough Odds If Runnels Lujan or Sheen Runs
A confidential New Mexico poll of 1400 residents, concentrated in Albuquerque and Las Cruces, shows Sen. Joseph Montoya trailing potential rivals in 1976 races. In a Senate primary, Runnels leads Montoya 44 to 28 with 8 for Simms. If Runnels secures the nomination, he would likely defeat Skeen, while against Montoya, candidate Skeen trails by two points. Lujan dominates in District 1 against King and Burrell, and would beat Montoya 67 to 24 in that district. In District 2, Runnels leads Trubey 74 to 15 and would beat Schmitt 77 to 0 with undecided voters remaining.
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Jack Swickard
Daily Record
New Mexico
Joseph M. Montoya
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
Joe Sheen
Manuel Lujan Jr
R-N.m
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Gressional
Lujan
Runnels
Roswell
Rich Simms
Skeen
Montoya
Sheen
District 1
David King
Consuelo Kitzes Burrell
District 2
Donald Trubey
Harrison Schmitt
Trubey
Schmitt
DC inmates seize maximum security cellblock hostage crisis ends
Inmates seized control of the District of Columbia jail’s maximum security block and held 11 staff for 162 hours before release after negotiations. The hostages were deemed in excellent condition. An inmate expressed that a committee would monitor jail procedures and reforms including family visits and medical care.
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Floyd
U.S
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Huber Named Roswell Daily Record Vistas Editor
T Huber 21 joined the Daily Record as general assignment reporter in April 1974 and will direct the Vistas in Living section. She is a Santa Fe High School graduate majoring in journalism at New Mexico State University Las Miss Huber is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Huber of Santa Fe.
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Roswell
Santa Fe High School
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Miss Huber
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Santa Fe
Roswell Daily Record
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Glen C. Wheeler
East Grand Plains
Howes back barely after Da Nang evacuation
Lawrence P. Howes, Roswell retired Air Force captain and civilian advisor in South Vietnam, returned home two weeks ago after evacuating Da Nang when it was overrun. He flew from Marble Mountain to Saigon on Easter Sunday aboard a WWII C46, noting the limited seating and baggage capacity.
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Larry”’ Howes
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Howes
Roswell
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Larry’ Howes
Saigon
Marble Mountain
Army
Marine
Individual effort urged as key to group progress
Dr. W C Newberry told the New Mexico Broadcasters Association convention that individual effort strengthens any group. He warned against overreliance on group action and urged personal responsibility, citing experiences shaping life and character. The awards banquet named Ken Kendrick and Carl Havertir as 1975 NM broadcasters and industry figures.
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W. C. Newberry
New Mexico Broadcasters Association
Dr. Newberry
Ken Kendrick
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Farmington
New Mexico
Carl Havertir
Apodaca to hold open office here
Gov. Jerry Apodaca will host his first open office hours outside Santa Fe next Tuesday in Roswell. He will meet citizens from 9 30 to 11 30 a.m. at the Employment Security Commission office and attend the monthly meeting of the state Board of Economic Development at the Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce, followed by a chamber banquet.
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Jerry Apodaca
Roswell
Apodaca
Employment Security Commission
State Board of Economic Development
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