Super Bowl XII Reflections on a Flop and Five Turnovers
Denver and Dallas delivered a tense clash that fizzled offensively with ten fumbles and 94 yards in penalties. Craig and Staubach struggled as defenses shined, while a Dallas back’s lone touchdown pass offered a rare bright moment amid the smoke of Super Bowl XII.
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Broncos
Dallas
Bronco
Craig Something
Cowboys
Craig What
Podunk
Roger Staubach
Newhouse
Public man Hubert Humphrey remembered as a rare politician
The Albuquerque Tribune reflects on Hubert H. Humphrey as a complex figure who shaped civil rights and foreign policy, praised for integrity and compassion while critiqued for flaws in administration and campaign finance. It credits his 1964 Civil Rights Act leadership as a lasting monument to his public service.
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Hubert Humphrey
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Nixon
Ford
Lyndon Johnson
America
White House
Treasury
Washington
HEW
Minnesota
Albuquerque Tribune
Public forum on city council decisions and county land sales
A reader critiques Featherstones development rejection near Enchanted Hills and a Country Club approval. The letter questions cost of services, asks who benefits, and challenges county land sale restrictions as protections for the public.
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Featherstones
Enchanted Hills
Country Club
Two Marriage Licenses Issued and Local Recruits Report
County clerk issued two marriage licenses on January 17 1953. G C Gaither 67 of Ardmore Oklahoma weds Gladys Estes 64 of Hagerman and William E Henry 22 of Roswell weds Barbara Flegal 20 of Roswell. Two Hagerman men James Eddie Gabbert 19 and Gilbert Charles Harris 17 report to San Diego training center from Roswell Marine Corps recruiting station. Cast members Jackie Hobbs Jimmie Kiper Janet Crouch Jerry Littelton Sharon oer appear in the Christmas play To Them That Sit In Darkness.
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San Diego
Gabbert
Hagerman
Jessie James Gabbert
Harris
General Delivery
Ira Bennett Harris
Odessa
Tex
Jackie Hobbs
Jimmie Kiper
Janet Crouch
Jerry Littelton
Sharon Oer
Preservation of First Class Monopoly Keeps Mail Service Viable
Victor J Reeves argues for maintaining the USPS monopoly on first class mail. He reframes local private delivery as unsuited to national needs, explains cost structures and subsidies, and urges readers to support a self-sustaining, modernized postal system.
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United States Postal Service
Rochester
N.Y
Roswell
Postal Service
U.S. Postal Service
America
New York Times
Grandma
Junior
Frank
Liberty
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Probe centers on fuel scandal implicates Carter era officials
Federal probe reopened into a Georgia fuel scandal tied to former FEA leader Kenneth Dupuy and former Georgia energy chief Lewis Spruill. The investigation, now under Energy Department oversight, centers on dubious fuel allocations and a possible cover up involving a federal attorney, with links to the Carter administration.
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Washington
Justice and Energy Departments
Georgia
White House
Jimmy Carter
Harold Robbins
Federal Energy Administration
Atlanta
Kenneth Dupuy
Dupuy
Florida
Georgia Energy
Lewis Spruill
Spruill
Billy Carter
Plains
Carter
Robinson
FEA
New Energy Department
Marc Smolensky
New Mexico Surplus Shapes 1979 Budget Clash
In Santa Fe the 1978 Legislature weighs a projected 121 million dollar surplus by mid 1979. Lawmakers debate its source from overpaid taxes inflation oil royalties and federal grants. Debates over severance tax bonds emergency school funding and potential purchase of the old St Vincent Hospital loom large as Dunn and Apodaca clash.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Land of Enchantment
Birdies
Grand Canyon
Executive Branch
St. Vincent Hospital
Aubrey Dunn
Senate
Dunn
Apodaca
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Ernie Mills
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