Carter nominates Adams Blumenthal for top cabinet posts
President-elect Carter announces W Michael Blumenthal as treasury secretary and Rep Brock Adams as transportation secretary. He plans four cabinet picks this week and names Jane Pfeiffer as commerce secretary nominee.
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Institute president accepts Lamar job
Brig. Gen. C. Robert Kemble resigned today as president of New Mexico Military Institute to become president of Lamar University in Beaumont Texas. He will depart in January for a one month transition before taking the Lamar post in February.
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Roswell School Board Candidates File On First Day
Three candidates including Richard L Ledinski and Mary J Baldock filed for the Roswell School Board seat vacated by Norman H Patterson. Incumbent H C Jack Prichard also filed for a second term aiming to push the back to basics plan and school discipline improvements. Ledinski, 32, ENMU Roswell instructor, supports vocational education and back to basics. Baldock, 39, filed for the Patterson seat as the vice president signals not seeking another term.
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Ford to okay pay hike for top government officials
President Ford indicated to congressional leaders he will approve a broad pay increase plan for 2500 top officials including members of Congress and federal judges, with a linked push for a stiffer ethics code. The move follows a government commission proposal to raise salaries from 44 600 to 57 500 for members of Congress and scale higher for cabinet officers and Supreme Court justices.
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Secretary Evans Overspent Legal Ads Budget Amid Constitutional Ballot Ads
Secretary of State Ernestine Evans reportedly overspent her legal advertising budget by up to 14 000 dollars due to constitutional amendment notices. She plans to seek legislative approval to transfer funds from printing and office supplies as governors staff and lawmakers weigh the issue.
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