Hostility urged in race for US Senate seat
Orlando Gallegos, pursuing the Republican nomination for the Senate seat held by Democrat Joseph Montoya, urges cultivating hostility between the Soviet Union and China. He criticizes Ford for leaving the China summit and says the United States risks becoming a timid world power. Gallegos cites his background as a former Army Reserve intelligence officer and consultant.
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Albuquerque
Orlando Gallegos
Joseph Montoya
United States
Soviet Union
China
Gallegos
Army Reserve
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Man of the year Joyce Whorley bowls perfect 300
Joyce Whorley a Owensboro Tennessee housewife aged 36 bowled a 92 173 and a perfect 300 last summer in a remarkable bowling sequence. Gallegos a 1970 Democratic lieutenant governor candidate praised the President on federal expenditures while criticizing currency exchange rate ties and policy on national intelligence. He warned Kissinger over arms talks and urged no more compromise with the Russians.
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Joyce Whorley
Owensboro, Tenn
Gallegos
Ford
Senate Intelligence Committee
Henry Kissinger
Allocations announced by United Way in Chaves County
The United Way of Chaves County budget committee approved service group allocations totaling 179 150 with grants to Red Cross 23 100 Retarded Citizens Association 6 500 Boy Scouts 27 700 Girl Scouts 15 500 Working Mothers Day Nursery 9 500 Salvation Army 26 600 YMCA 28 000 USO 250 Boys Club 20 400 Girls Club 10 000 Chaves County Mental Health Association 5 400 and Community Service Center 6 200 Reserve funds cover pledge losses 10 250 audit 1 000 office fund raising 9 990 planning budgeting 9 650 bringing total expenditures to 210 040.
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Red Cross
Retarded Citizens Association
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Working Mothers Day Nursery
Salvation Army
YMCA
USO
Boys Club
Chaves County Mental Health Association
Community Service Center
TV impact cited by New Mexico Military Institute dean
Dr David Cothrun of the New Mexico Military Institute told the board that television helps drive declines in English reading and writing. He noted NMMI cadets show strong science scores but weaker English and cited Newsweek on college writing. The 1976 spring enrollment and new curriculums in agribusiness and recreational management were outlined along with a major private- funds drive to support endowed chairs.
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George Welles
David Cothrun
New Mexico Military Institute
Nmmi Board of Regents
NMMI
Cothrun
Institute
New Mexico
Cotrum
Newsweek
Ronald H. Mayer
Roswell
Rock
Kemble
NM Commission eyes AG opinion on NMMI fund use
The New Mexico Commission on the Status of Women expects an attorney general's opinion by Friday on whether the New Mexico Military Institute can use state funds while not admitting women cadets. The group, led by Tasia Young, also votes to aid women facing discrimination by credit grantors under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and reviews an $82,000 budget request for next year.
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Commission
Ms. Young
Albuquerque
Local Roswell Subscription Rates Announced
The notice lists subscription prices in Roswell with options for monthly and longer terms. Names appear in the masthead and indicate a local newspaper edition.
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Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
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E. Reed St
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Kathy Gill
S. Adams Drive
Masonic Temple
Gilmore Howe
Hermosa Drive
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Clarence H. Epple
del Norte Drive
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Ralph Bartlett
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Bob Kisker
Christmas In
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Jack Smith
Roswell High School
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Second and Sea
Roswell, N.M
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Lois Purvis
R.M. Higginbothan
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