Daily Record Defends Its Reporting On Denny's Incident
The Daily Record rebuts a letter from Chief Assistant District Attorney Jay F. Rosenthal alleging distortion in coverage of the Environmental Improvement Division suspension of Denny's Restaurant. The paper documents notes and sources to show Rosenthal's claims are unfair and unfounded.
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Daily Record
Public Forum
Jay F. Rosenthal
Environmental Improvement Division
Denny’s
Rosenthal
The
Sheyka
EIA
Jeff Sheyka
Roswell
Carter Tested by Kremlin Pressure in Ethiopian Moves
The Kremlin tested President Carter for 18 months, delaying a summit, pulling military support from Ethiopia, and deploying arms and Cuban troops to back the Ethiopian army. Carter warned of Soviet imperialism, shifted to tougher public tones, and reassessed communications through Abdications. Brezhnev’s moods swung as talks on arms control showed fragile progress.
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Washington
Kremlin
Carter
National Security Council
Jimmy Carter
Leonid Brezhnev
White House
Brezhnev
Minsk
Ethiopia
Ogaden
China
Ural Mountains
U.S
Malcolm Toon
Moscow
Anatoly Dobrynin
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Africa
Dobrynin
Toon
United States
Republicans Rally Across New Mexico Ahead of Fall Election
A New Mexico GOP push spreads to multiple regional banquets as Sen. Pete Domenici and Rep. Harold Runnels attend. Gov. hopeful Joe Skeen warns Democrats not to lead the choir while Navajo coal royalties draw attention to Indian land development and potential partnerships with state officials. Key dates: Sept. 5 withdrawal deadline and Sept. 12 ballot vacancy deadline.
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Santa FE
U.S
Pete Domenici
GOP
Harold
Runnels
Congress
Joe Skeen
Washington, D.C
Skeen
Franklin
Eagle Eyes
Roswell Misses EPA Funding Despite New Mexico Grant
City officials say Roswell, the fourth largest city in New Mexico, receives no portion of a 22 million EPA grant for state projects while Albuquerque urbanizes its sewer system. City Manager Robert J. Owen notes Roswell remains 25th on a yearly updated priority list, with few projects funded annually, creating a catch 22 in which the city cannot secure funds for its drainage and Second Street improvements.
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U.S. Senate
Environmental Protection Agency
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Roswell
Robert J. Owen
Owen
EPA
Second Street
Farce "Loose Diamonds" on KBIM radio features local groups
August 9 1953 crowd hears Pecos Valley Players and Walker AFB Little Theatre present the comedy with Dick Gardner as Potts Joyce Ames as Julia and Ernie Windsor as Egbert. Population reaches 160 million at 8 am MST, up nine million since 1950 census.
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KBIM
Pecos Valley
Hoover's Unjustly Maligned Legacy Remembered on Birthday
A tribute recalls Herbert Hoover born in West Branch Iowa as a humanitarian president who aided Belgium Russia and China during crises. The piece notes his relief work feeding millions, his broad global impact, and his humble, devout character highlighted by fishing and prayers.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
America
Commerce Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Federal Reserve Board
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Lewis Howe
Hoover
China
London
Belgium
Hoover Relief Commission
Russia
Hope
West Branch
Iowa
Binajah
Herbert
Oregon
Stanford University
Stanford
Sir Winston Churchill
Mr. Hoover
Athens
Rome
Rappahannock River
Culpeper
Madison County
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
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Jack Anderson
Ernie Mills
Nick Franklin
National Energy
Navajoland
Energy
Navajo Reservation
State Energy Office
Poor Clare
Saint Clare of Assissi
Kentucky Avenue
19Th Street
Vincent Kroger
Tom Fowler Jr
Fowler
East College Boulevard
R.B. Harlan
E.F. Miller
Henry J. Taylor
Dickens
Madison
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