Peace Talks in Cairo Between Sadat and Assad Gain Momentum
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Syrian leader Hafez Assad meet in Cairo to advance discussions on a peace process with Israel. Both regimes show cautious willingness to curb belligerence, shape Palestinian participation, and seek US support while balancing domestic pressures.
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Rhodes Scholar Sue Halpern Questions Colonalist Legacy
Sue Halpern, a Yale senior and one of the first women Rhodes Scholars, says she may decline the Oxford funded award due to discomfort with Cecil Rhodes wealth. The columnist criticizes her for public remarks on Rhodes and urges better representation of U.S. scholars abroad.
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Roswell Kiwanis Donates Warranty Deed to Girls Club
In a Tuesday noon meeting Roswell Kiwanis presented Mrs. Betty Worley director of the Girls Club with a warranty deed for the Fourth and Garden property. The club notes Kiwanis purchased the property over seven years funded by Pancake Day and Fair Bingo Booth proceeds.
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State budget peers push 10 percent hikes amid looming session
The Legislative Finance Committee set executive budget increases at about 10 percent of a 50 million dollar base for next fiscal year. LFC sessions released a $496 million general fund base with a 67.7 million surplus and a 608.2 million revenue forecast. Officials spar over school funding, capital outlay, and potential tax and wage policy as Gov. Apodaca and lawmakers prepare for a 60 day January session.
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Alaska pipeline watchdog tied to favors from contractor
Maj. Gen. Andrew Rollins, chief federal enforcer on the Alaska pipeline, accepted chartered plane rides and free fishing trips from Morrison Knudsen, the firm building 135 miles of the line. He also vacationed in Hawaii at a house lent by Morrison Knudsen’s vice president, raising concerns about impartial oversight.
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Washington Brightens as Carter Era Begins
James Reston observes a changed Washington mood as the Ford era ends and Carter gains power. Injections of optimism come from a younger, energetic federal personnel, shifting tone in Congress and across agencies. He notes fresh leadership, global tensions, and a hopeful though cautious outlook for the new administration.
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Christmas and New Year Greeting from Mrs Goodrich
A personal holiday greeting from Mrs. L A Goodrich at 1609 S Madison wishing misery and a unhappy New Year to those who abandon or permit pet breeding.
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