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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1978
Page
4
Urban groups in several cities attack proposed reductions as President Carter seeks to trim the 1980 deficit. Citizens urge restraint on spending and warn of job losses amid debates over federal dollars and inflation.
A public forum questions whether Mescalero Apache and other tribes should levy fines for violations on their lands. It cites Deputy Attorney General Thomas Dunigan ruling that fines from non Indians be returned and that Indian police deputization is illegal while recounting a reservation car accident and debates efficacy of tribal policing versus state control.
W Ricciardi argues Carter abandons allies to satisfy strategic aims, likening current U S policy to appeasement before World War II. He says the Nationalist Chinese must act or fail, while Russia expands in Asia as U S trust erodes and SALT is dropped.
La Sertoma members voted the Eastern New Mexico Medical Center as their major sponsorship project for the year during a December 21 1953 meeting at La Cima. Five new members were initiated and presented a yellow rose by president Mrs Victor S Glover.
A 70-year-old Madison resident to defend eviction from room 520 at the YWCA through state and federal suits. She disputes treatment of the elderly, questions YWCA tax status, and argues the organization cannot be both landlord and charity. She funds her fight with Social Security and occasional work, drafting briefs herself after auditing law classes.
Santa Fe column praises Frank Kleinhenz as head of New Mexico Department of Automated Data Processing for balancing tech with human oversight. It humorously recalls a hypothetical systems breakdown and argues the computer should serve man, not the reverse, urging lawmakers to seek practical, human-centered governance as they meet next month.
Senator Barry Goldwater challenges President Carter's move to end the U S Taiwan mutual defense treaty. He argues constitutional limits and seeks a broad debate, while facing limited Senate support and potential bipartisan friction over foreign policy. The issue arises amid Carter moves toward establishing relations with Beijing and broader strategic disputes in Congress.
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