Question of selling a life saving kidney raises ethics debate
A Pittsburgh man seeks to sell a kidney for 3000 dollars to save his life aiding a Missouri mother’s attempt to help her son. Doctors refuse citing professional codes though donors and buyers argue personal choice. Previous cases show mixed outcomes with eye donation raising funds.
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Aids, Aides and Contracts at NIDA Revealed
A Washington story details a network around National Institute on Drug Abuse officials led by Lee Dogoloff. His wife Mary Lou earned thousands via NIDA contracts while Dogoloff moved to the White House. Relations and firms tied to Katon and Dupont profited from the agency’s 260 million dollar budget.
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Mary Lou Dogoloff
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Maryland
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Thailand
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Robert Dupont
Richard Eaton
DuPont
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Tax policy talk drives New Mexico fiscal session chatter
In Santa Fe during the thirty day fiscal session Ernie Mills Apodaca notes media misreadings of the governor’s plan calling it a tax rebate. He explains it is a tax reduction set before taxes, with potential long term relief, and forecasts about session timing, a Albuquerque community college, fundraisers, accessibility upgrades at the Capitol, and debates over a food gross receipts tax and Indian lands taxation.
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Public forum on Roswell property taxes and water rates
A Roswell reader questions proposed property tax changes discussed by County Assessor Larry Hess and argues high taxes may drive retirees and service workers from New Mexico. The letter also requests updates on the city's water rate dispute and notes the state’s political climate.
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Roswell Lawyer Distances From Citizens Group
A Roswell lawyer states he no longer represents the Concerned Citizens Group and applauds the watchdog role over city government. He opposes grand jury investigations of the mayor and council, citing no evidence of wrongdoing and blaming public frustration on government indifference.
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Public forum letter policy from Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record outlines its public forum policy noting space limits of 200 words per letter and requiring signed original copies with the writer's home address. Letters must avoid libel, poor taste, candidate endorsements, or false claims and should be mailed to Roswell Daily Record P O Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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Roswell Market Report Highlights 1953 Retail Mix
A Roswell style market snapshot shows 88 retail food stores 64 eating and drinking places and 32 automotive outlets. Local Marine recruits named by Master Sgt. A B Sealy include James F Clifton Dale O Sparkman and Duane L Hawks with listed home addresses and parentage.
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James F. Clifton
Dale O. Sparkman
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Sparkman
Virginia Ave
William H. Sparkman
Hawks
Lee Dale Hawks
Carter Learns to Work With Congress in 1978
James Reston analyzes Woodrow Wilson’s test of a president in his first year and applies it to Jimmy Carter. He notes Carter’s shift toward private consultation with leaders, acknowledges ongoing friction with a younger, independent Congress, and predicts a potentially stronger White House and Congress partnership in 1978.
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