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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1978
Page
4
The interagency report says solar energy could meet 20 percent of U S energy needs in 20 years, prompting a broad federal program. Proponents argue solar reduces foreign dependence, creates jobs, and cushions against oil price shocks, while critics note political spending tradeoffs.
The letter argues the council denied a liquor permit for Air Terminal based on religious claims. It asserts wine becomes alcoholic, explains fermentation, aging, and historical methods, and advocates moderation and temperance in line with divine wisdom. Signed by Vern L. Ripley Jr. 1801S Cahoon.
Letter to the editor notes many pro and con opinions on granting a liquor license for Roswell airport. The writer observes churches hold extensive property in Roswell and pay no city property tax and suggests they keep quiet to avoid trouble.
Loretta Aiello credits the State Highway Department for installing road lane markers and reflectors on West Second and Main Streets. She notes previous rain made lines invisible and hazardous, but markers helped keep lanes visible even during heavy snow in 78.
Oklahoma City Elks leader Karl E James spoke on government and people. Roswell Community Chest neared its $34,475 goal with $1,650 short, earmarking $10,250 for the Community Services Center. Mrs. Lee B Corn was invited to join a health advisory council. Roswell senior high choruses prepare a Christmas program under RHS PTA and directors Seale and Gaddis.
The piece follows Peter Hofmann who sent questions to the White House about a 5.5 percent federal pay raise tied to productivity and a private use of a government helicopter. White House responses were brief or noncommittal, leaving Hofmann frustrated. It also notes stalled renegotiation board changes and a forthcoming 1934 law on contractor profits, plus a book excerpt on heroin trafficking involving the Mafia after World War II.
The Health and Aging Committee led by Rep. Nick Salazar will push a dozen bills, including a revised smoking ban for certain public buildings, EMS funding reforms, and a set of senior citizen program financings. The package also covers workman’s comp doctor choice, nurse midwife reimbursements, and utilities aid for low income elderly.
Henry J. Taylor portrays Cairo as a vibrant crossroads of life and faith in an era of reform. He highlights population growth, food subsidies, economic controls, and Sadat’s push for development, including a “green revolution” and land titles for Nubian farmers. He notes Cairo’s landmarks from Tahrir Square to al-Azhar University and the central role of Islam in daily life.
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