Youngtown retirement row pits young families against residents
A widow and her children faced harassment in Youngtown Arizona as residents barred them for being too young. The incident followed theft of Christmas presents and threats of legal action. The piece contrasts Roswell with Phoenix area retirement norms and praises Roswell’s inclusive approach.
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Phoenix
Ann Cummins
Valerie
Justin
Youngtown
Ariz
Arizona
Youngtown Adult Action Organization
Cummins
Roswell
Ford faces veto as common-site picketing bill looms
The Albuquerque Tribune argues President Ford should veto a bill allowing unions to picket entire construction sites. It cites a 1951 Supreme Court rule limiting picketing to the targeted contractor and warns of inflation and economic harm from broad-site bans, noting political risk for Ford in 1976.
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Ford
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Senate
Albuquerque Tribune
Domenici Christmas Message to New Mexicans
US Senator Pete V Domenici issues a Christmas and New Year greeting urging renewed faith in American ideals and greater community involvement. He emphasizes family, giving, spiritual strength, and hopes for a peaceful 1976 after a challenging 1975.
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America
United States Senate
Pete V. Domenici
W Pointer reports visit to Por tales home at TEL Class meeting
Twenty five years past on December 22 1950 Mrs W Pointer described her recent trip to the Por tales home during a TEL Class gathering at the First Baptist Church Mrs G L Bagwell conducted opening prayer and Mrs R L Hendricks read from Matthew Justice of the Peace Perry Bean began his term as law west of the Pecos with a sign over his door and former Justice of the Peace Harry Puryear resigned to become sheriff Eleanor Skinner Bean's niece will serve as secretary Mrs J W Sowell led the Deborah Sunday School service Miss Earliene White sang a solo Mrs Max Littell and Mrs Lawrence Goodell hosted the Beta Sigma Phi Psi chapter at the Littell home new members included Mrs Burton Brown Mrs Foster Karins Mrs Roy Thorton and Mrs David Stevens
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W. Pointer
Portales
First Baptist Church
G. L. Bagwell
R L. Hendricks
Mathew
Justice of the Peace
Perry Bean
Pecos
Harry Puryear
Eleanor Skinner
Bean
J. W. Sowell
Deborah
the Baptist Church
Earliene White
Max Littell
Lawrence Goodell
Psi
Beta Sigma Phi
Littell
RJ. Franchini
Burton Brown
Foster Karins
Roy Thorton
David Stevens
Buckles Decision Could Reshape State Immunity Rules
New Mexico lawmakers debate sovereign immunity after a state supreme court ruling allows suits against public officials and subdivisions. Rep. Barnard warns of budget strains if suits totaling 26 million proceed, while others push insurance, funding, and tax policy reforms amid a recession and federal shifts in energy and defense spending.
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Santa FE
H. B. Barnard
D-Clovis
Supreme Court
Barnard
Clovis
New Mexico
Jerry Apodaca
Vincent Montoya
Bob Moran
R-Hobbs
Legislative School Study Committee
LSSC
Acts of Congress
Apodaca
Moran
Harry Wagakter
Save Harmless
New Mexico State University
University of New Mexico
Wagaker
Senate
Aubrey Dunn
Dalamogordo
Vince Montoya
Feds
NIH budget bias slows U S vitamin C cancer research
Critics say NIH officials favor established grants and resist unconventional studies hindering progress in nutritional cancer work. Nobel laureate Linus Pauling and researchers like Ewan Cameron and Jorgen Schlegel face funding rejections, while less than six million of the Cancer Institute's near eight hundred million budget goes to nutrition. The claim links bureaucratic conservatism to lagging leadership from the United States in key fields, with nations such as Britain Germany Scotland and the Soviet Union advancing.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
United States
Roger Egberg
Terry Repair
Linus Pauling
Ewan Cameron
Anthony Verlangieri
Rutgers University
Jorgen Schlegel
Tulane Medical School
Eli Seifter
National Cancer Institute
Britain
Germany
Scotland
Soviet Union
Alaska Pipeline Victory and Oil Policy Debate
Henry J. Taylor argues the 789 mile Alaska pipeline is the largest U.S. project, praising construction, economic impact, and environmentalproof models while blaming Congress delays. He warns of heavy oil taxes, OPEC influence, and rising import needs as the U.S. faces energy peril ahead of an election year.
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Ford
Peking
Congress
United States
Lowell Thomas Jr
Alaska
Prudhoe
Fairbanks
Valdez
U.S
Denver
Wyoming
Utah
East Texas
America
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Kipling
Kim
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