Carter Wins Bipartisan Support to End Coal Strike
President Carter gains broad bipartisan backing from congressional leaders to use any means needed to end the 78 day coal strike. Leaders praised the tentative P M Coal contract with UMW as hopeful for an industrywide settlement while warning of potential job losses if talks fail.
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Tennessee
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P&m
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Alan Cranston
California
Thomas S.foley
D-Wash
Powell
UMW
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Gulf Oil
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
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Legislators Voice Stand on Deadlocked Session
In Santa Fe the Chaves County delegation says they will stay in session until the impasse over roughly 14 million dollars in cuts ends. Rep. Colin R. McMillan and Rep. Paul J. Kelly Jr. express duty over disruption while Rep. Tom Brown Jr. notes the House has done its work as Senate delays continue.
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Record City
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Chaves County
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State of New Mexico
McMillan
Paul J. Kelly Jr
R-Chaves
Roswell
T.E
Tom’’ Brown Jr
Daddy Chaves
Artesia
House Appropriations and Finance Committee
Brown
Senate Finance Committee
Stiles Promises City Hall Complaint Dept If Elected Mayor
City Councilman L C Stiles declares a plan to create a complaint department that would not cost the city money while critics challenge the idea of current city staffing. Stiles blames government heads for hiring more workers and argues reform is needed.
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Dan Hogan
L.C. Stiles
Roswell
Jerry N. Smith
Stiles
Smith
Stil
British issue warning on Soviet arms stock
The Labor government report warns Moscow is strengthening land, sea and air forces beyond defensive needs. It notes 11-13 percent of resources go to defense, with submarines rising from 44 to 104 and fixed wing maritime aircraft from 170 to 220.
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Third World
Roswell counselors overwhelmed by workload says school board
Roswell School Board heard counselors from Roswell middle and high schools describe long hours and multiple duties from student consultations to hall monitoring and coaching. They urged prioritizing core guidance tasks and discussed early intervention in primary grades to prevent later problems.
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Fred McDonald
Stuart Shaner
Marjorie Slaten
Goddard High School
Slaten
Tony Ortiz
Ortiz
Graves vows equal treatment as judge in Roswell race
Grady Graves 37 of Roswell pledges fair hearings regardless of age or surname for the municipal post. He outlines ideas for wider hours to collect traffic fines, a DWI offender school, and parental involvement with juveniles. Graves, a former NMI cadet and ENMU graduate, has 10 years in teaching and coaching and runs a local restaurant with his wife Mary. they have three children and expect a fourth.
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New Mexico Military Institute
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Goddard High School
Roswell
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