Plan seeks U.S. role in Nicaragua plebiscite 1978
The Carter administration aims to lead an international commission under the OAS to conduct a February plebiscite in Nicaragua. Officials say hundreds of foreigners would assist, including observers at up to a thousand voting sites, with U.S. personnel driving start up and oversight. Bowdler leads the U.S. mediation delegation alongside Dominican and Guatemalan officials.
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Carter says progress on SALT but need resolve issues before summit
President Carter reported good progress toward a SALT agreement with the Soviet Union but said several points remain unsettled before an upcoming summit with Leonid Brezhnev. He mentioned possible talks with Cyrus Vance and Andrei Gromyko and noted considerations on gasoline price controls and inflation. The piece also cites a $650,000 Democratic midterm convention spend in Memphis, Tennessee.
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New Mexico Joins Federal Gas Policy Act Challenge
Attorney General Toney Anaya filed to intervene in a federal suit by Louisiana Oklahoma and Texas against the Energy Regulatory Commission. New Mexico claims the act regulates intrastate gas and violates due process commerce sovereignty and equal protection. Anaya notes California residents pay less for NM gas.
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Iranian troops fire on crowds in Isfahan
Reports from Isfahan say soldiers opened fire on anti shah protests with several thousand residents and foreigners confined to guarded compounds. Officials cite lower death counts while opposition claims of mass killings persist amid fires damaging government and public buildings. Diplomatic estimates note ongoing tensions and street clashes.
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Liquor director could lose job in New Mexico shift
State Liquor Director Carlos Jaramillo said he would meet with Gov elect Bruce King to discuss his impending removal when the new governor takes office January 1. King named Jim Baca acting director and said a permanent appointment would await commission approval. The interim report by the Crime Prevention Commission criticized ABC regulation, citing organized crime infiltration and conflicts of interest linked to Jaramillo.
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Roswell POW to speak at February Roswell dinner
A Vietnam POW who survived captivity will share his story at a Roswell dinner in February. The event is noted on Page 3 of the Daily Record.
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