Glover taps Roswell mayor as state party treasurer
New Mexico Democratic chairman Mike Glover names Roswell Mayor Jerry N. Smith state party treasurer on Thursday. Both are young, energetic businessmen with fresh ideas and a drive to tackle problems. The endorsement calls for trust and public confidence as politics progress.
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Mike Glover
New Mexico
Democratic
Roswell
Jerry N. Smith
Glover
Alamogordo
Jerry Smith
Smith
Clinton P. Anderson
Jerry Apodaca
Jerry
Navajo Refining Marks Growth Amid Environmental Push
Navajo Refining Co in Artesia reports a 1976 capital budget over 2.2 million with about half aimed at environmental quality and safety. The 1975 pre tax earnings reach 3.63 million. the plant runs near 30,000 barrels per day and holds a $14.9 million jet fuel contract with the Defense Department.
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Navajo Refining Co
Artesia
Navajo
Holly Corp
Dallas
Tex
Lamar Norsworthy
Norsworthy
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Federal District Court
Albuquerque
Holly
Defense Department
Roswell Student Becomes Sigma Omega Sigma President
Martha Edwards of Roswell High School was elected president of the Sigma Omega Sigma society. Beatrice Pack, engaged to Bob Florence of Modesto, Calif., announced the betrothal. Mrs. Hazel Powers gave an Art in England talk at Xi Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi with cookies and coffee.
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Martha Edwards
Roswell High School
Sigma Omega Sigma Society
Beatrice Pack
Bob Florence
Modesto
Calif
Hazel Powers
England
Xi Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Brad Hays
Governor Apodaca Faces House Senate Spending fight
Santa Fe report outlines a budget clash as Governor Apodaca weighs sending the executive budget to the legislature to break the long running cycle of Senate control over general appropriations. The piece notes House anger over amendments and delays, with talks of shifting power and constitutional tweaks.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Senate
House
Aubrey Dunn
House Appropriations
William B. O'Donnell
SFC
Dunn
Conference Committee
Mama Lucy
Walter Martinez
Apodaca
Senate House
Vincent Montoya
Highway Department
Administration
CIA assassination plots raise unAmerican questions in Congress
Spiro Agnew warns against revoking CIA authority to kill foreign leaders while critics say publicizing homicidal intrigues harms intelligence work. The piece recalls a 1967 Castro plot and Senate probes into who authorized CIA murder and how secrets leaked, arguing for strict constitutional limits on secret power.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
Central Intelligence Agency
Congress
Congressional
CIA
KGB
Adolf Hitler
Senate Intelligence Committee
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Robert Kennedy
D-N.y
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Richard
Helms
John MecCone
McCone
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Inside the KGB Aresenal From Colby on Soviet Agents
William E. Colby critiques the KGB highlighting top level degradation and rampant distrust. He details undercover tactics, sleeper agents, and the brutal internal culture that sustains the spy system and often leads to betrayals, liquidations, and dangerous missions.
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CIA
William E. Colby
KGB
United States
Russia
Colby
Gordon Lonsdale
British Admiralty
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