UMW set to win as coal strike nears end
The United Mine Workers press for higher wages and restored benefits with a tentative three year pact raising miners pay from $60 to $80 daily and reactivating health and pension plans. Yet the 39 member bargaining council shows doubts over wildcat strike concessions amid inflation concerns.
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Lawmakers clash over child pornography amendment in committee
In the New Mexico House Judiciary Committee, Rep. Ray Sanchez proposed an amendment to strike selling or distributing child pornography from Rep. Brad Cates' bill. The 5-3 vote approved the amendment, while Cates and Rep. Paul Kelly Jr. argued that eliminating the sale prohibition sustains abuse by not curbing profit.
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House
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Ray Sanchez
D-Bernalillo
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Bernalillo
Paul Kelly Jr
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Public forum letter on U N vetoes and race policy
Writer challenges the Sunday feature A U S Challenge. He argues UN veto power blocks reform and notes Korea and Vietnam wars. He opposes Rhodesia and South Africa for denying democratic rights and calls for friendship with nations upholding unalienable rights.
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Roswell Groups Hear Talks and Poll Results in Feb 1953
Mrs Bertita Harding to address Roswell Knife and Fork Club on Latin America in Transition at the Woman's Club. Roswell school district votes: Gene Reischman 200, Hinton Wilmot 196. board members listed. SOS sorority meet at Shirley Mattingly home with planned candy sale. WBA supper and meeting at Kilowatt Kitchen with attendees named.
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Cecil Anderson
Byron White
Gene Eischman
SOS
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Judy Mattingly
Shirley Madsen
Cheryl Smith
Margaret Dean
Margie Dupree
Jerry Fuqua
Mariayne Milner
Bella Pacheco
Jeannie Snyder
Ruth Ann Uhrig
Roseanne Wright
Carol Stone
Olivia Ellis
Jeannie Schemp
Patty Wheeler
Diane Newnaber
Irene Gilliland
Shirley Matingly
Ann Williams
Kay Bunch
Sandy Bailey
WBA
Vula Haas
Mabel E. Wood
Tommie Rose
Katie Howe
Mabel McCloud
Katie Richmond
Ella Mason
Alice Stone
Lewis Brown
Buck Russell
B.B. Lassiter
Perry Bloodworth
C.H. Hassler
K.M. Woodson
Elma Hughes
Carter to Campaign for Allies in Congress Ahead of Elections
President Carter plans to campaign personally for Democrats who back his key issues, with Cabinet members and Vice President Mondale aiding. The drive, run by Frank Moore’s congressional liaison office, targets lawmakers who support his agenda while punishing those who do not.
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Senate
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Hamilton Jordan
Pat Caddell
Jerry Rafshoon
Treasury
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United Nations
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Lawmaker pushes freshman training for NM Legislature
Bernalillo County representative Henry Saavedra proposes a 10 day pre session school for incoming House freshmen to explain services from the Legislative Council Service and draft help. He recalls his own freshman year in the dark and calls new members little chickens. Fabians Chavez, long-time NM public leader, expected back for session. Protests against tuition hikes draw support from Santa Fe city manager Phil Baca, who has children in state colleges. Gov Apodaca’s anti trust bill rumor noted but not advanced. Gloria Bennett named first woman head of New Mexico Retail Association.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Bernalillo County
Henry ‘Kiki’ Saavedra
Saavedra
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New Mexico
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Baca
College of Santa Fe
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Apodaca
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Big Duke City
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Sadat Predicts New Grand Gestures to Shape Peace
William Safire profiles Anwar Sadat in a candid 1978 reflection on his dramatic diplomacy. Sadat touts past moves, claims influence over Arab and American audiences, and forecasts a fresh round of gestures to push peace talks, arms deals, and regional realignments.
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