Anaya Criticizes Washington Corruption in Roswell Campaign
New Mexico Attorney General Toney Anaya denounces inflation and wasteful spending as he campaigns in Roswell. He accuses Senator Pete Domenici of tolerating corruption and defends actions against monopolies and big business while highlighting Emilio Naranjo as a key Democratic machine figure in Rio Arriba County.
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Lee Dixon
Record
Toney Anaya
Roswell
New Mexico
Washington
Richard Nixon
Anaya
Sen
Pete Domenici
Emilio Naranjo
Rio Arriba
Anaya calls for more debates and reform in New Mexico race
Anaya pushes for debates in multiple regions and wider media sponsorship to reduce influence from slick ads. He contrasts his shoestring budget with Domenici’s over 1 million campaign spend and advocates federal campaign financing to curb special interests. A campaign event at Pizza Hut on S.E. Main St was announced.
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Anaya
Domenici
New Mexico
Senate
Pizza Hut
S.E. Main St
Roswell DA opens probe into drug allegations at Roswell Center
Roswell District Attorney's Office launches an investigation into drug use allegations at Roswell Correctional Center. Assistant DA Jay F. Rosenthal says the inquiry, requested by the state Corrections Division, will review all criminal activity claims tied to the Daily Record series.
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Melissa Adams
Daily Record
Roswell
Roswell Correctional Center
Jay F. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
State Corrections Division
Department of Corrections
Jack Swickard
Jerry Griffin
Penalt
Ed Mahr
Mahr
Griffin
Ciel Lonen
The
Roswell RISD reports 11th graders lag in math and language arts
Roswell's 11th grade pupils last year failed to exceed grade level on the basic skills test, with math lagging three months and language arts needing a stronger program. District plans a math competency rule and renewed language arts funding from the state in July 1979.
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AL Gibes
Roswell
Fred McDonald
McDonald
Roswell Independent School District
RISD
Alreay
Blaze Responders Contain Fire as Probationary Officers Queued
A blaze was brought under control by mid morning after eight probationary officers responded to the alarm. The firefighter union did not address a plea for help, though no injuries were reported.
Fire rages as Anderson strike sidelines downtown blaze
Fire swept a block of downtown Anderson Indiana as most striking firemen refused emergency response while volunteers and out of town crews fought the blaze. No injuries were reported though four buildings including the prosecutor's office were destroyed.
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Anderson
Ind
Ed Ballinger
Ballinger
Madison County
Indiana
Albuquerque man buys tiny Pep, N.M. town for 25000
Gray Alan Wilson, 65, of Albuquerque, buys Pep in Roosevelt County a town with two residents. He pays 25000 for the grocery store post office gas station and a three bedroom house. He plans to move with his son daughter and grandson. The Catheys owned Pep 25 years and will relocate to a bigger city. Pep founded in 1938 and named after the cereal.
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PEP
Albuquerque
Roosevelt County
Gray Alan Wilson
N.C. Cathey
Jessie May
Cathey
Wilson
Melinda
Jason
Sara
GTE Lenhart
Catheys
Balloonists die filming maiden voyage in Indiana crash
Three balloonists were killed when their craft crashed after tangling with power lines during a maiden voyage in Fishers Indiana. Victims identified as Elizabeth Dumont Michael Kelly and James Kohls. Autopsies ordered as investigation continues.
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Fishers, Ind
Don Schoeff
Elizabeth J. Dumont
Indianapolis
Michael A. Kelly
Bloomington
James E. Kohls
Mrs. Dumont
Schoeff
Skunk Invader Foiled by Forest Service Outhouse Rescue
In Butte Montana AP report, a skunk invaded the Highland Mountain fire lookout outhouse. After six days rangers attempted methods including a noxious smoke attempt and dumping toilet proceeds, finally lifting the animal with a rope noose to remove it from the structure.
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Butte
Mont
U.S. Forest Service
Dean Reed
Highland Mountain
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