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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1979

Page

4

Salvo demands resignations at New Mexico CID over failures

New Mexico Secretary of Commerce John Salvo asked for the resignations of CID Director Johnny Block and Deputy Director Bob Bernsten after criticism of the division. He cited failed inspections, an investigation mishap, and allegedly falsified statistics submitted to the Legislative Finance Committee to justify more staffing.

John Salvo Commerce and Industry Salvo State Construction Industries Division CID Johnny Block Bob Bernsten New Mexico Roswell Daily Record The Albuquerque Journal Block Bernsten State Legislative Finance Committee Division LFC

Duncan to Lead Energy Department in Carter Cabinet Reshuffle

The key Carter energy policy figure Charles W. Duncan Jr. is nominated to head the Energy Department after unanimous Senate committee approval. Duncan asserts direct access to the president, prioritizes conservation, supports a significant role for nuclear power, and vows to reevaluate agency programs and staff.

Atlanta Constitution Jimmy Carter Charles W. Duncan Jr Energy Department Duncan Senate Energy Committee Carter White House U.S Coca-Cola Co Department of Energy Energy James R. Schlesinger

Roswell AAA Opens New Office Tomorrow

The Roswell office of the American Automobile Association will open tomorrow at 1412 South Main Street with manager John Pietryzk announcing the move. Roswell sees a growing mix of new teachers, including many feminine, single and good looking, to balance the local student population. The Daily Record editor criticizes New Mexico politicians for barbs and frayed truce, while Frontier Theaters, Inc. plans Cinemascope pictures following a deal with Dallas. Evelio Hernandez pitched a six nothing no hitter for Roswell before about 2,700 at a Chamber of Commerce event against Odessa.

Roswell American Automobile Association S. Main St John Pietryzk The Daily Record New Mexico Wayne Wallace Frontier Theaters, Inc Dallas Frontier Theaters Evelio Hernandez Chamber of Commerce Odessa

Abducted Peace Corps Botanist Held by Colombian Guerrillas

In La Macarena on February 14 1977 Richard Starr a 29 year old Peace Corps botanist was abducted by FARC guerrillas who overran the town. His mother Charlotte Jensen of Edmonds Washington has sold possessions to raise funds and hopes for proof Starr is alive. Intermediaries describe Starr as losing reality and appeal for a safe return though he remains captive awaiting ransom negotiations.

Washington la Macarena Richard Starr Peace Corps Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia FARC Starr Charlotte Jensen Edmonds Wash Jack Mitchell Colombia Mrs. Jensen Niehous Toledo Niehhous Jimmy Commerce Connecticut Texas Reagan National Committee Connally

GOP leaders split with rankandfile on 1980 presidential picks

Polls show Gallup sampling 34 Republicans favor Reagan as top nominee with Ford second and Connally Baker Ford trailing among general Republicans. GOP leaders prefer Bush first, Reagan second, Connally third, Baker fourth, Ford unranked, reflecting different bases and recognitions.

Washington UPI GOP Gallup Christian Science Monitor Ronald Reagan California Gerald Ford John Connally Texas Howard Baker Tennessee Reagan CIA George Bush Bush Connally Baker Ford

Moderation marks Nicaragua Sandinista rule in first month

In Managua the leftist junta shows restraint by releasing imprisoned guardsmen and protecting private property while avoiding summary executions. Questions linger over non communism, neighborly influence, and potential leadership shifts, with Tomas Borge and Eden Pastora viewed as possible future figures.

Managua Nicaragua UPI Anastasio Somoza

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