Ortiz and Davis face bribery charges in state workmen's comp case
Atty. Gen. Toney Anaya filed four bribery and conspiracy counts in Bernalillo County District Court alleging Ortiz and Davis pressed Cottrill Insurance for kickbacks to influence Ortiz’s decisions at the Employment Security Commission. The charges follow a Supreme Court ruling that voided earlier grand jury indictments due to improprieties.
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Santa FE
Rudy Ortiz
Charles Davis
State Employment Security Commission
Atty
Toney Anaya
Bernalillo County
State Supreme Court
Ortiz
Davis
Supreme Court
High Court
Grand Jury
Richard M. Cottrill
Richard M. Cottrill Insurance
Cottrill
Employment Security Commission
Carter urges pot law relax in federal policy
President Carter urged Congress to eliminate all federal criminal penalties for possession up to one ounce of marijuana and to decriminalize its use. He kept marijuana trafficking as a serious federal offense and ordered intensified narcotics enforcement. He backed National Commission recommendations to decriminalize possession.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Atty
Griffin Bell
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
Roswell denturist faces restraining order over public contact
Assistant District Attorney Jay F. Rosenthal said he will seek an injunction and temporary restraining order to halt Hawkins Dental Lab operations and direct patient contact. Rosenthal argues the aim is to challenge the dental practice act while Hawkins asserts he is testing the law and challenging dentist monopolies.
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Hawkins Dental Lab
W. Third St
Rosenthal
Roswell
Robert T. Smith
Hawkins
Smith
The
Daily Record
James G. Cathey
Eastern New Mexico Dental Society
Cathey
District Attorney’s Office
Roswell Daily Record
Denturist
Bruce Kennedy
Kennedy
Charles Mayer
New Mexico Dental Association
Grants
Albuquerque
Martin L. Durham
New Mexico Association of Denturists
Garmatz Indicted Over Ship Subsidy Legislation Conspiracy
Former Maryland congressman Edward A. Garmatz, longtime chair of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, is indicted for allegedly taking $15,000 for backing legislation to aid three ships owned by Moore McCormack and United States Lines. The case centers on the S S United States S S Brasil and S S Argentina, with payments traced through committee official Robert McElroy. The indictment covers cash payments between 1971 and 1972 and seeks further alleged cash or consulting fees, while Garmatz denies the charges.
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Garmatz
United States
Congress
S.S. United States
Delaware
United States Lines Inc
S.S. Brasil
S.S. Argentina
Moore McCormack Lines Inc
James R. Barker
Moore McCormack
Edward Heine
United States Lines
Robert McElroy
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
McElroy
Washington
Baltimore
New York City
Heine
Arnold M. Weiner
Roswell Girls Softball Team Seeks Funds for National Trip
The Hobson's Gardens Girls Softball team who won district and state titles seeks about 5 000 to 8 000 dollars for travel to the August national tournament in Binghampton New York. A fund at Security National Bank is accepting contributions to help 16 to 18 year old players make the trip.
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Don Hoffman
Hobson’s Gardens
Roswell
Binghampton
N.Y
Margret Carroll
New York
Dean Halleck
Hallock
Liz McVay
Security National Bank
Joyce M. Mirick
SNB
Albuquerque
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Wilmington
N.C
Ogden Auto Sales
Unifax
ADA
Paul Stursale
Gwen Gibson
Annette Martinez
Hobson's Gardens
Bluejean Super Stars
Silver City
Arrey North Stars
Carlsbad
Bales Equipment
Alamogordo Supersonics
Shelly Williams
Annie Carrroll
Judy Sanchez
Rita Garcia
Anna Lucero
Elisha Brown
Brenda Mobley
Susan Mince
Patricia Schnaeder
Marla Kuykendall
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