NMMI Regent Leaders Open to Kemble Lamar bid
The New Mexico Military Institute regents weighed mixed emotions over President C Robert Kemble possibly leading Lamar University in Beaumont Texas He is one of five finalists from a field of about 120 candidates and could move to a 12 000 student university if offered His supporters say he has built NM MIs reputation while critics worry about losing a strong leader standing for Kemble who is well regarded by students faculty and the community
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Four Corners Gas Producers Propose Price Reform
The Farmington Daily Times notes the Four Corners Gas Producers Association representing over 200 producers supports amending contracts to reduce intrastate gas prices in New Mexico. The move aims to curb inequities created by federal regulations that raise local bills and potentially prompt 1977 legislative price controls if industry action stalls.
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Public forum cheers Cowboys as refs get praise
In response to CE Jones letter on referees the Dallas Cowboys are praised for easy play and strong schedule. Fans Mr and Mrs Dean Hallock and J Luck sign from 1128 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Carter a chance editorial urges prayer and patience
A letter from K W McCloud of 805 N Delaware Avenue calls for giving the president-elect time to address national problems with a spiritual approach. He cites scripture as guidance for welfare, economy, and ecology, urging cooperation and prayers for success.
Zachary Ball Day Gratitude Letter to Roswell Community
An author thanks the Roswell newspaper and numerous individuals and organizations including Gov. Jerry Apodaca, Jerry N Smith, Randy Ryde, the Roswell Board of Realtors, KBIM Television, John King, Scott Alley, radio stations, Rod Starkey, Archie Thompson, Charles Green, Sunbeam Bread, Mrs. Byrd, PTA groups, local merchants, Don Hoffman, the New Citizen Newspaper, Durham Lincoln Mercury, and all of Roswell for the honors given.
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Cloverleaf Club Hosts Variety Program on Father's Night
Mrs Edith Greiss to serve as mistress of ceremonies as Cloverleaf Club presents a variety program. Mrs Dorothy Hamilton directed the fourth grade chorus and PTA members performed during a Father’s Night event along On Hi Way Down.
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DeBaca shakeup at HSSD sparks deputy clash and budget strain
In Santa Fe, HSSD Director Fernando DeBaca defends centralized control while Deputy Alex Armijo claims lack of delegated authority. Armijo, on extended leave, says he will not return and may move to another state agency. Overdue HSSD bills top $2 million amid budget cuts and staff shortages. PSC candidate Porky Lithgow considered for fiscal chief role.
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Pope Paul urges U S crack down on Mafia drug trade
In Vatican talks with Rep Lester Wolff the Pope calls for severe legal measures against drug traffickers. Wolff seeks coordinated global action with Rome and U S drug agencies while the Pope wants better intercountry cooperation and ongoing updates on the crackdown.
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One Man One Vote and Africa’s Turbulent Future
Henry J. Taylor argues that one man one vote in Rhodesia and South Africa would empower black majorities but condemns democracy as a cover for rule by elites. He condemns African military coups, dictators like Amin and Mobutu, and harsh leaders, warning the USSR exploits instability to extend influence in Africa.
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