Runnels Loses AFL-CIO Endorsement in NM Race
New Mexico Rep. Harold Runnels says he regrets losing AFL-CIO support after COPE delegates voted not to endorse in the Second District race. The labor group previously backed Runnels and endorsed Sen. Joseph Montoya while Runnels defends his voting record on deficit, food stamps, price controls, regulation, and energy policies.
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New Mexico
Afl-Cio
Larry Calloway
Associated Press
Santa FE (Ap
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
State Labor Organization
Runnels
Santa Fe
Aflcio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Washington, D.C
Second District
Congress
U.S
Donald Trubey
Portales
Joseph M. Montoya
U.S. House
Manuel
House
Walter Martinez
D-Valencia
David Salman
Dmora-Harding-San Miguel
Abel McBride
Bernalillo
Senate
Odis Echols
Supreme Court
Samuel Montoya
District Cour
Harry Stowers
Albuquerque
Don Sosa
Las Cruces
Jerry Apodaca
State Corporation Commission
Floyd Cross
Joe Barela
Leo Catanach
John Elliott
Senate panel delays, to let full Senate decide on budget figure
The Senate intelligence committee voted 6-5 to let the full Senate decide whether to release the overall U.S. intelligence budget. CIA Director George Bush urged secrecy, testifying before a closed session after the committee previously favored disclosure. Colby had denied a $750 million common figure.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Senate
U.S
CIA
George Bush
Bush
William E. Colby
Edward H. Levi
Ford
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Walter Huddleston
Dky
Foreign Intelligence Report
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Defense Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
City mystery Food stamp files vanish
Special Investigator Russell D. Barrett says 27 food stamp fraud cases from Chaves County were sent to District Attorney J. Lee Cathey, who he claims has not filed most. Cathey disputes the claim, saying investigations are evaluated and forwarded to an assistant for filing, while Barrett reports grand jury tensions and past prosecutions.
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Marian McQuiddy
Russell D. Barrett
Roswell
Dist. Atty
J. Lee Cathey
Barrett
State Health and Social Services Department
New Mexico
Chaves County
Dist. Atty. Cathey
Carlsbad
Fifth Judicial District
George Watkins
Cathey
Danny Morgan
Morgan
District Attorney’s Office
Bicentennial Band and Chorus Thrill Roswell Audience
The 65 member band and 24 member chorus of the U S Armed Forces Bicentennial ensemble performed at Pearson Auditorium New Mexico Military Institute for a capacity crowd and three standing ovations. The program included Praise Overture La Fiesta Mexicana and Stars and Stripes Forever with an encore and renewed cheers for the performers.
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U.S. Armed Forces
U. S. Armed Forces
Roswell
Pearson Auditorium
New Mexico
Roswell Daily Record
Southwest
Air Force T
Thomas J. McCorkle
Air Force
Richard E. Thurston
Robert Ward
T. Sgt. McCorkle
H. Owens Reed
Thurston
George Washington
John Phillip Sousa
Washington
McCorckle
Aaron Copland
Navy Mu
Robert Barnett
Washington-Harlin
Harding Epps Jr
USA
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