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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1978
Page
4
Richard Lyng of the American Meat Institute predicts higher beef prices next year with hamburger meat likely to rise 40 to 50 cents. He argues government interference and imports push up costs for ranchers, urging consumer pressure for less regulation to keep prices affordable.
The Department of Energy cannot legally grant a state veto over the Waste Isolation Pilot Project. Officials misled New Mexico residents about a veto pledge, damaging credibility and delaying the project as state leaders call for congressional action to grant veto power and halt work until clear, truthful direction is set.
Roswell Daily Record outlines letters to the Public forum policy. It requires signed original copies with home address and restricts letters to 200 words. It states letters must avoid libelous content poor taste endorsements of political candidates or false claims.
Three Roswell cadets Charles Campbell Alva Etz and Lamar Wyly will be among New Mexico Military Institute Honor Guard members for Sun Bowl events in El Paso Texas on New Year’s Day. The RHS senior class presents I Remember Mama with Donna Ford Ardith Jernigan and Bill Chambers in the cast December 3 and 4 at the junior high auditorium. More than 100 seniors drive play prep.
Washington experts say the administration uses Arab oil price hikes as an excuse while domestic producers and retailers are blamed for inflation. The piece outlines a long running daisy chain oil price manipulation and alleged enforcement failures, with officials disputing IG findings and noting planned staff cuts in audits. It also covers related topics from immigration scams to cross border gangs and energy driven farming plans.
The Governor's Council of Economic Advisers report notes an 8.3 percent population rise in New Mexico from 1973 to 1977, led by Sandoval County 37.5 percent, Lincoln 35.8 percent, and San Juan 34.9 percent. Rural counties mostly rose with few declines.
Henry J Taylor Wilson recalls visits with Woodrow Wilson, from a White House meeting in a chair beside the president to a Washington time capsule. He notes Wilsons use of a telephone, the Navy band duties, and a final illness seen nine months before Wilsons death in 1924.
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