14 Feb 1980
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1980
Page
1
Federally hired census takers have established operations at 355 North Main Street in Las Cruces as part of the ongoing national census.
Eleven GOP lawmakers urge House leadership to investigate Rep Richard Kelly over alleged involvement in an undercover FBI bribery probe. They warn the party could expel him or strip privileges if ethics findings deem him unfit. Kelly denies misconduct while a spokesman calls the move a kangaroo court.
Iranian President Bani Sadr says 50 American hostages could be freed in 48 hours if President Carter accepts a plan approved by Ayatollah Khomeini. He warned delays possible if US actions falter. Ghotbzadeh noted a step by step process and a UN commission may be needed.
The Sagebrush Rebellion bill passes 25 to 13 in the New Mexico Senate with four absent, sending control of BLM lands back to the state. Supporters cite potential state revenues around 160 million, while opponents warn constitutional and tax concerns.
The 1980 New Mexico Legislature adjourned at noon after agreeing to four major measures including a $56 million property tax cut. Lawmakers hurried through bills in both chambers as the deadline loomed and a rumored special session was avoided.
After an all-night session the State Senate approved Rep. Colin R. McMillan's 56 million property tax cut with Gov. King expected to sign. The House had pressured the Senate on major bills, ending a potential special session risk.
Bats rely on echolocation for navigation and hunting, giving them strong spatial awareness despite limited vision. They use sound waves to map surroundings, detect prey, and avoid obstacles, compensating for their poor eyesight.
Santa Fe Senator William Valentine of New Mexico was celebrated on the Senate floor with a giant valentine, heart shaped cakes, and a chorus of Let Me Call You Sweetheart. His staff planned the tribute and his comment that he was speechless drew laughter from colleagues.
Roswell candidate Murray J. Bush pledges to donate 1000 of his salary after one year of service split between the Salvation Army and the Boys and Girls Clubs. The 65 year old former United Department Store executive and radio manager emphasizes a fair compassionate approach and plans for a night court for working people. He lists two daughters Lydia Reiser of Dallas and Gail on of Lakewood as family context and notes a lifelong community involvement.
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