Heavy burden of regulation cited by savings and loan official
Joseph W. Palmer of the League of Insured Savings and Loan Associations in New Mexico criticizes federal rules as a heavy burden on U S businesses. He notes a four volume guide with over 12 000 pages of laws, citing acts from HMDA to Truth in Lending and Privacy Act concerns.
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United States
Joseph W. Palmer
League of Insured Savings and Loan Associations
New Mexico
Big Brother
Palmer
Savings and Loan
Savings and Loan Associations
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
United States League of Savings Associations
U.S
Public relief seen as narcotic in U S welfare system
A 1970s analysis argues federal income transfer programs are vast, overlapping, and poorly coordinated. It notes $250 billion spent in 1977 with 69 percent from taxes, most going to cash aid, and laments the lack of unified theory to curb spending and dependence. The piece warns against continued expansion.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Institute of Socioeconomic Studies
Congress
Public forum License holds resident
A resident recounts returning to New Mexico Roswell to write and stay after a long Texas DMV journey. He describes birthday timing messy recalls of Wyoming birth, Christmas delays, and mixed experiences with Texas driver license offices including renewals in Del Rio Uvalde and San Antonio before finally receiving a license by local DMV in Roswell.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
State of Texas
Wyoming
Corpus Christi
del Rio
San Antonio
Department of Motor Vehicles
Austin
County assessor urges早 tax rendition at courthouse
Twenty five years ago on January 9 1953 county assessor Virgil Phillips warned residents at the courthouse to file their tax renditions promptly to avoid long lines that could run three to four hours.
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Virgil Phillips
Mobil Oil under fire from Jack Anderson column
Columnist Jack Anderson accuses Mobil Oil of deception in its public campaigns and ads. Rep. Thomas Downey blasts the company for misrepresentation while FTC and ICC records are cited to counter Mobil’s claims. Other lawmakers censured Mobil ads over withholding gas and offshore profiteering amid energy concerns.
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Washington
Mobil Oil
Thomas Downey
D-N.y
Mobil
William Tavoulareas
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
The
Transportation and Interior
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Q.i
Apodaca names lobbying team. Anaya eyes future plans
Gov Jerry Apodaca announces a five plus one lobbying team for the 30 day legislative session with Fred OChesky Chris Krahling Fred Muniz Nick Franklin and Ray Medina and Mrs Maxine Gerhart as an oversight note. Attorney General Tony Anaya weighs options including a U.S. Senate bid or the U.S. attorney post after a Mondale meeting.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Apodaca
Fred O’chesky
Bureau of Revenue
Chris Krahling
Fred Muniz
Department of Finance
Nick Franklin
Ray Medina
Maxine Gerhart
Gerhart
DFA
Maxine
Toney Anaya
Anaya
Walter Mondale
Mondale
New Mexico
U.S
Senate
Pete Domenici
New Mexico Post
National Democratic Party
Embassy security under fire in Cyrus Vance era briefing
Henry J. Taylor reports on embassy security under Secretary Vance. The piece covers coded communications safeguards, the fishbowl listening-avoidance device, and strict handling of classified material. It notes patrols, reporting of violations, and the low share of U.S. citizens among embassy staff.
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Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
Vance
Washington
Taiwan
Iron Curtain
State Department
Foreign Service
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Small Society
Jack Anderson
Downey
Ernie Mills
Rudy Ortiz
Ortiz
Veep
Henry J. Taylor
Marine Guards
Foreign Services
Switzerland
Marine Guard
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