Carter’s presidency critiqued for wavering stance and giveaways
The piece argues that Jimmy Carter’s campaign traits and early actions show a pattern of indecision and concessions. It accuses him of weakening human rights leadership, sacrificing arms talks, and proposing a Panama Canal giveaway, warning of broader national decline if his course continues.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
White House
Democratic Party
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Panama Canal
Panama
Congress
Central
South America
North Korea
Public forum Publicity brings profit
Editor laments how Nixon and allies gain publicity and profits for misdeeds while Frank Wills, the Watergate guard who reported the break in, loses his job and faces press criticism for seeking interview pay. The piece questions press justice and calls for fair treatment in reporting.
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Nixon
The
Nations
Frank Wills
Watergate Hotel
Correction to Mickey Mantle Tournament finals report
A correction states Farmington, not Roswell, had only two hits in the finals while Roswell totaled ten hits. Roswell players Roy Marquez Gene Miller Dan Duran Mark Smith Ray Carrasco and Jeff Nine contributed multiple hits. Pitcher Jimmy Meeks from Roswell was invited to join Farmington for the Regional Tournament in Las Cruces.
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Mickey Mantle
Clovis
Farmington
Roswell
Roy Marquez
Gene Miller
Dan Duran
Mark Smith
Ray Carrasco
Jeff Nine
Jimmy Meeks
Las Cruces
Local Roswell News Highlights Aug 12 1952
George Allen Clements enlists and trains at San Diego naval center. Ralph Kern shifts to Max Jenson Construction as manager. Mrs Doris Gray visiting from Globe Arizona honored at 1007 South Kentucky Ave. McEvoy School director Zelma Russ McEvoy returns from Chicago convention. Altrusa Club meeting at La Cima selects attendance race captains. Roswell water expert notes 1360 acre feet over 25 square miles. New Mexico Real Estate Board exam success for Roswell residents. Clardy’s Dairy manager J W Gibson disputes cowseating claim linked to polio. Max Norwood named assistant coach at Roswell High.
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George Allen Clements
S. Virginia Ave
San Diego
Calif
Ralph Felton Kern
Soil Conservation Service
Max Jenson Construction Co
S. Kentucky Ave
Zelma Russ McEvoy
McEvoy School of Allied Arts
Chicago
Ill
National Dance and Affiliated Artists Association
Altrusa Club
la Cima
Margaret
Houston
Tex
Max Norwood
Roswell High School
Russell Doctrine Cited In Silly Season Riff On Belief
A 1977 New York Times column riffs on Bertrand Russell's idea that it is undesirable to believe a proposition without evidence. It cites politicians and events from 1970s America while noting the heat inspired mockery and skeptical caution about claims from Beame Carter Nixon and others.
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Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Beame
New York
Carter
Brezhnev
Lance
PLO
China
Middle East
U.S
Russell
Mexico
United States
Rene Levesque
Quebec
Canada
North America
Iam
New Mexico Liquor Director Drops Tough Penalties
State Liquor Director Carlos Jaramillo halted proposed stiffer fines and suspensions for fourth and subsequent offenses citing industry opposition. He kept existing penalties and urged any harsher rules to be legislature driven. He also fined six licensees Tuesday at informal hearings, including $300 for advertising to nonmembers at the Redman Club in Ruidoso Downs.
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Santa FE
Carlos Jaramillo
New Mexico Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Pizza Hut
Safeway
Jaramillo
Jerry Apodaca
Asst. Atty
Albert Gonzales Jr
State Liquor Agency
Gonzales
New Mexico
Redman Club
Ruidoso Downs Club
J.J. DiPaolo
L.A. McCulloch Jr
Albuquerque
Great Council of the U.S. of the Improved Order of Redmen
Mariana V. Ortiz
Monte Vista Bar
Grants
Ernest A. Olivas
Ernie
Las Vegas
Minors and liquor violations sweep through New Mexico notices
John McCulloch and Sidney Dolk face fines for selling to minors and allowing minors to drink on premises at Pizza Hut in Albuquerque and Los Ojos Bar in Jemez Springs with suspended portions. A gun sale plan connected to Jacque's Lounge drew comment from officials, citing a 1977 law expansion and an attorney general opinion. Jurisdiction notes include Jaramillo's denial of a license relocation for Del Norte Liquors near Taos and related civil actions.
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Pizza Hut of Santa Fe Inc
Pizza Hut
San Mateo NE
Albuquerque
McCulloch
Sidney R
Joan E. Dolk
Los Ojos
Jemez Springs
Jaramillo
Nick Harris
Jacque
Roswell
Zarris
Gonzales
Atty
Gen
Dist
David Bonem
Clovis
Asst. Dist
Jay Rosenthal
Harris
Jacque’s
Rosenthal
Nick
Juan Felipe Romero
Jaramillo Here
del Norte Liquors
Taos
Multimillion Nuclear Scandal Shrouded by Regulators
Federal regulators sit on a nuclear partnership dispute between Dow Chemical and Consumers Power. The project's cost soared from 350 million to 1.7 billion amid delays and safety concerns. Dow threatened damages if not supported. Consumers faced court-ordered NRC review and pressure to keep construction going.
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Washington
Dow Chemical
Consumers Power
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
la Watergate
Damagin
Consumers
Dow
Midland
Mid
Regulatory Commission
Chemical Company
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