Carter Accused Of Vetoing Wrong Weapons Bill
Rep. Bob Wilson claims President Carter used figures from a different measure to veto a 37 billion weapons bill. He says the veto targets the wrong bill and accuses the administration of incompetence. White House has not commented.
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Carter
House Armed Services Committee
U.S
Bob Wilson
Rcalif
Rep. Wilson
Pentagon
Wilson
White House
California
Congress
Senate
Bill Carter
No more millionaires and the British paradox of wealth
A historical reflection argues that British Labour figures oppose millionaire status yet rely on wealth creators for growth. It notes the paradox of wealthy reformers and the mixed public view of rich individuals, urging tolerance of wealth while criticizing redistributive taxes that impede new fortunes.
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New Republic
Daniel Yergin
Atlantic
Bob Hope
Pete Rose
Ringo Starr
Jimmy Carter
Teddy Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
Daddy Warbucks
Gstaad
Mencken
City schedules paving project for 50 streets in 1953 program
City Hall released the paving plan for the 50 street five alley project. Brad Hays says Armstrong and Armstrong Co. won the $500000 bid. Roswell listed for federal building funds and Roswell High tickets go on sale at 5 pm.
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City Hall
Brad Hays
Armstrong and Armstrong Co
Lake Arthur Methods Church
J. August Nelson
Dust Bowl memory fades as erosion returns in 1977
Washington reports farmers in the Midwest face renewed wind and water erosion. A two month period in late 1977 damaged 1,430,200 acres as conservation practices once credited with restoring Nebraska prairies appear to be slipping.
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Washington
Nebraska Prairies
Midwest
Erosion and Irrigation Threaten Nebraska Farmland
Experts warn soil loss in Nebraska is rising sharply due to rapid irrigation. In Holt County nitrate groundwater contamination has grown, with 40 percent of taps exceeding safety limits. Officials propose damming the Niobrara to dilute nitrates, costing $194 million, while critics fear worse irrigation-driven pollution and water depletion.
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Nebraska
Agriculture Department
Benny Martin
U.S. Geological Survey
Holt County
Neb
Holt
Bureau of Reclamation
Hal Bernton
Carter
Niobrara
Bernton
Nebraska Center For Rural Affairs
Prairie Acres
Tilden
David King poised to headline Bruce King campaign efforts
David King, nephew of Bruce King, may take a leave from his federal post as New Mexico director of the Farmers Home Administration to lead the Bruce King gubernatorial campaign. GOP sources name Ted Chase and Ken Johnson as upcoming supporters.
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Santa FE
David King
Bruce King
Young David
Bruce
New Mexico
Farmers Home Administration
GOP
Joe Sheen
Grand Old Party
Ted Chase
Skeen
Ken Johnson
Sierra County
Alicia Romero
U.S. Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
The
New Mexico Retail Association
New York newspaper strike drags on into 11th day with declined outlook
New Yorkers face continued disruption as publishers and 1,550 Printing Pressmen Local 2 wage a standstill over planned pressroom cuts. The economic impact remains debated while theater and film see ripple effects and unions push back against staffing reductions.
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N.Y. Times News Service
New York
Newspaper Guild
New York Times
Times
Daily News
New York Post
Office of Economic Development
Ken Mills
Roger L. Stevens
Wings
Arthur Kopit
Constance Cummings
Stevens
Jules Dassin
Melina Mercouri
Printing Pressmen’s Union Local 2
Washington Post
The
News
the Post
the Times
Herald Tribune
Journal American
the Mirror
World-Telegram
Sun
Mirror
World-Journal- Tribune
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By Ace Reid
Ernie Mills
Bob Gold
Gold
Victory Pictures
Fred McCaffrey
Department of Human Services
Bob Ferguson
McCaffrey
Freddie
Fred
Ferguson
Jonathan
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