Carter renews threat of oil import fees amid energy stalemate
President Carter seeks a new push from Sen Henry M Jackson on energy talks as Sec James Schlesinger visits to map options including possible oil import fees. Leaders from Saudi Arabia France and Iran worry about the dollar and rising imports while Congress plans to reconvene in January.
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Washington
Carter
Senate Energy Committee
Congress
James Schlesinger
Morocco
Saudi Arabia
Schlesinger
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Sen. Jackson
House
Senate
Jackson
White House
France
Iran
U.S
Leaky pipe ruffles Alamogordo center at breakfast meeting
Roswell Area Committee on Employment of the Handicapped opened its annual breakfast with a protest over alleged deplorable kitchen and sewer conditions at the Alamogordo Training Center for the Blind. State official says leak is minor. remodeling to finish within three weeks.
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Dan Hogan
Alamogordo
Roswell Area
Committee On
Tom Ford
Bryan Banister
Roswell
New Mexico
National Federation of the Blind
Ron Coss
State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Sally Port Inn
Alamogordo Center
Coss
Cass
Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Thomas
Irvin Ashley Jr
Aiello
Jim Talley
Duke Stallard
Mountain Bell
YMCA
City man charged in assault and auto theft case
Rudolfio Corrella of Roswell, age 25, faces aggravated assault and auto theft charges after allegedly using a knife to steal a car from Arnie Navarez and after a separate Texas robbery of Piggly Wiggly assistant manager Joe Tumgate. He was arrested near Loving, New Mexico, and jailed on bond.
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Tom Edgett
Texas
Rudolfio Corrella
Roswell
Friona
Albert Hill
Corrella
Mike Kardos
Chaves
Route 2
Box
Arnie Navarez
E. Ballard St
Navarez
Ray Bell Oil Co
S.E. Main St
Jay F
Rosenthal
Edgett
Charles Lovelace
Palmer County
Joe Tumgate
Lovelace
Tumgate
Sheriff’s Department
Chaves County
Loving
Eddy County Sheriff's Department
Carlsbad
Eddy County
New Mexico Legislators Hear $30 Million Permanent Tax Cut Plan
Sen. Aubrey Dunn and Gov. Apodaca's aide Nick Franklin outlined a proposed $30 million permanent tax cut starting in 1978, cutting gross receipts tax from 4% to 3.75% with optional local adoption pending voter approval. The plan, part of a $655 million 1978-79 budget, would leave a $90 million general fund surplus and emphasizes local funding for health and social services.
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Albuquerque
Jerry Apodaca
Aubrey Dunn
D Otero
Senate Finance Committee
Nick Franklin
Apodaca
Albuquerque Sheraton Old Town Inn
Franklin
Dunn
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Liz Thomas
Chaves County Association For Retarded Children
Mike Kardos Photo
City Man
Hill
Ment
Patrick Baca
Feds
State
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