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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1978
Page
4
The piece describes Sun Day as a week long observance led by solar energy advocates to urge federal support for solar tech development. It notes public awareness campaigns like Earth Day and contrasts solar potential with limited current backing, urging a balanced approach across oil gas nuclear and solar resources.
U S officials lament the Salisbury regime rejection of the Anglo American plan after Vance's African tour. Mugabe and Nkomo demand dominance in the interim council and police, signaling a collapse of a multiparty transition and a shift toward one party rule amid regional diplomacy.
A reader extends belated greetings to newcomers in Roswell praising their fine character and abilities. The note notes strain on Recreation Center facilities and parking near Memorial Recreation Center while welcoming new residents to the community.
Mary Sue McCrue, a Roswell High junior, is named subdeb reporter for Ladies Home Journal with first contribution in July. She co edits the Coyote Howler and is elected editor in chief of the 1954 El Coyote. She belongs to FHA and the Chum Society. Roswell Coyotes lose 5 2 to New Mexico Military Institute in local baseball finale.
The piece argues Equal Justice Under Law is ignored by judges who enforce laws against malefaction more than malfeasance, applying different standards in U S justice.
A congressional report attacks a double standard in enforcing the law, noting higher imprisonment rates for street crime than for white collar theft. It cites funding gaps and interagency disputes, and claims a broad coverup by the Justice Department and regulators.
Old hat accusations fly as incumbent Jon Hay misses filing day allowing George Bannister a free ride for a lower House seat in Clovis. Dona Ana and Santa Fe counties face signature gaps, with disputes over Ricardo Montoya and Leo Murphy testing Hatch Act limits and ballot vacancies.
James Reston critiques the Carter era foreign policy as chaotic with multiple actors overstepping. The F-15 sale to Saudi Arabia triggers congressional doubt while Dayan lobbies for Israel. Administration voices clash with lawmakers, raising constitutional and authority questions.
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