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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1978
Page
4
A broad exhortation argues against limitless growth and capitalist excess. It promotes energy conservation, safe radioactive waste storage, and using gold reserves for energy backing. It urges a return to honest labor, reduced political manipulation, and unity under divine guidance to rebuild the country for all people.
Reader asserts biblical references to wine require careful translation and cites deacon qualifications, John the Baptist, and Jesus to argue against a church ban. The letter frames the airport lounge dispute as a test of wisdom and declares the church is chasing windfalls of interpretation.
Twenty five years ago two more courthouse departments the county treasurer and the sheriff joined the Christmas tree parade. Gifts brighten the County Superintendent and treasurer offices as Woody Herman and his Third Herd provide music for the Roswell Geological Society annual Christmas Dance at the Elks Hall from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. The society invites the public to attend.
The forthcoming Senate consideration of the SALT II treaty with the Soviet Union dominates national security talk. President Carter prioritizes ratification, linking it to his political clout while promising potential defense savings and limits on Soviet first strike capability.
Western officials warn SALT II may tilt strategic balance toward the Soviet Union. Senator Henry Jackson argues the treaty could grant Moscow a superior force while Rep. Bob Carr reports broad European support and fear of failure. Europeans view U.S. deterrence as key, detente fading at home.
Santa Fe report notes Democrat House caucus shifts toward conciliatory talks between liberal moderate and conservative wings. Efforts aim to form a unified House-Demos stance against the Senate with a year-end caucus preview. Bruce King weighs cabinet choices including Ruben Miera and other King loyalists amid balancing loyalties. Bo Cutter to keynote the upcoming Business Leaders Clinic in the capitol.
A satirical New York Times piece reports on college students adopting necking as a pastime. It cites Dr. Albert D. Runcible and Dr. Harold Liverworth debating necking as exercise and a cultural trend.
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