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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1977
Page
4
A House Commission on Administrative Review study details an average day for a member, totaling 11 hours with four on the floor or in hearings, and three on office duties. It notes calls for reorganization of committee work to curb overload and improve policy making, amid past reform resistance.
A Roswell reader critiques Aiello letter on an open amphitheater for 220000 dollars. He questions open meetings, feasibility details, upkeep, and self sufficiency while noting crowded entertainment venues and parking issues at Pearson Theater.
The letter urges President Carter to reject a Panama Canal transfer to a communist dictator and to oppose taxpayer funds for the deal. It calls for 50 million letters to Congress and Senate to stop the sellout of America.
The Roswell Army and Air Force Recruiting Office is closed after a 50 percent Army personnel reduction. Sgt. J C A W Hultom will transfer to Ft. Sill Oklahoma. Also noted are school registrations for the 1952 53 term, visiting guests from El Paso, a garden music recital by Henry F Taylor, a wedding shower for Mary Jeane Smith, and Altrusa Club volunteers at the McCullough-Fie cabin near Hollywood.
The Santa Fe Health and Social Services Department identified a computer foul up that left 256 people eligible for Medicaid beyond the four month cutoff. The mistake affected 128 people in 40 cases in 1975 November and again in 1976 April to September, with similar errors possibly occurring other months.
Memo details this year s overrun in Medicaid costs at HSSD with 5.4 million deficit forecast and steps to cut 1 5 million through caps on inpatient days prescriptions and dental services plus new hospital and prescription limits and a medical management program for 1 000 overusers.
A reporter recounts tracing Nazi fugitives Josef Mengele and Herbert Cukurs. Mengele supposedly hides in Paraguay with Stroessner protection, while Cukurs, linked to mass killings in Latvia, was found near Sao Paulo. The piece notes past attempts to locate Mengele and a dramatic interview with Cukurs aboard a lakeside bungalow.
Parody recounts Bertram D Lance as OMB chief amid a mocked 1981 budget balance crisis. Carter, Powell, and Caddell joke over loans, checks, and a phantom surplus as Lance schemes to salvage the Pentagon.
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