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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1978
Page
3
Reader letter argues the Guyana tragedy stems from cultural compromise and media manipulation not just child training. It cites Christ’s teaching, a minority in media shaping public view, and compares modern leaders to biblical symbols, urging moral security in faith.
Washington insiders allege Sam Brown has undercut ACTION’s leadership with mismanagement and autocratic style. Payton’s forced resignation highlighted chaotic administration, unchecked travel spend, and costly abroad meetings while field staff face briefing shortages.
President Carter says Soviet assurances claim MIG-23 jets shipped to Cuba are defensive. Lt. Gen. Daniel Graham says the MIG-23 has nuclear capability and risks US security. SecState Vance faces skeptical charges as debate over truth and defense readiness continues amid calls for stronger defenses.
A speaker urges closing bars near the airport to reduce alcohol abuse among youths. They praise Mr. Ashcraft for duty to voters and public health, arguing alcoholism stems from liquor availability and should be addressed by eliminating bars.
Community service group Beta Omega Epsilon Sigma Alpha thanks local press for coverage of a Plains Park Piggly Wiggly three minute shopping spree. Proceeds total 436.35 to benefit the RISD Special Education Department. signed by Sharon Muirhead. Kansas
Fire Chief George Niels recalls a man who burned an old shed fearing a rattlesnake beneath it. The incident occurred on property when the man lit the shed after claiming to hear a snake. No injuries were reported. Members of the Viernes Book Club hosted a Christmas party for husbands in Kilowatt Kitchen with Mrs. A L Harris as general chair and several assistants. A hat style show concluded the evening with husbands modeling their wives hats.
Federal OSHA plans a concurrent enforcement push in New Mexico after a regional director calls the state agreement invalid. State officials object to federal staff moves into Albuquerque, arguing the state already runs a capable program and warning of taxpayer costs.
William Safire critiques President Carter as he pursues a centrist, poll driven path. He contrasts Kennedy’s rhetoric with Carter’s cautious stance on spending and defense while noting Memphis remarks and Democratic rifts.
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