25 Feb 1980
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1980
Page
1
In Roswell, Rep. Frank Horan advocates charter government to empower city administration. The Daily Record outlines his stance on local autonomy and the benefits of home rule for managing municipal matters.
President Carter welcomed more than 1,000 fans and 150 Olympians to Washington DC calling the team heroes. Heiden led five speed skating golds and the hockey squad claimed a major upset as the delegation flew from Lake Placid to the capital.
Republican governors of major energy states urged re examining federal environmental standards and the Clean Air Act to allow more coal use. They criticized relying on the EPA and warned that federal policy risks local dependence on Washington as NGA discusses energy, revenue sharing, and waste issues at its winter meeting.
In Concord final polls show Carter leading Kennedy and Brown in the Democratic race. Republicans split on Bush Reagan and others, with differing readings from Globe and Sunday News. Reagan campaigns in New Hampshire as Mondale aids Carter. An aborted two man debate format fuels GOP clashes.
Peter York, candidate for City Council Ward 2 on the Progressive Roswell ticket, proposes two monthly meetings to allow more planning and public discussion. He favors removing roll call votes on minor issues, cites inflation as future city challenge, and supports policy planning and potential funding strategies. He and Grace York live at 507 Caminito Drive with two grown children and two grandchildren.
The government announced eight oil companies were notified they may have violated anti inflation price guidelines. Officials said the higher gas and heating oil costs are mainly due to soaring world crude oil prices rather than domestic policy.
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