Alcoholics Anonymous marks 60th anniversary in San Diego
The piece highlights AA as a self supporting, leaderless program that has helped over 2 million people recover from alcoholism, with 60,000 to 70,000 attendees at the San Diego convention. It notes the social costs of alcohol and drugs, the role of peer support, and the enduring call for recovery as a public health priority.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
San Diego
Brandeis University
U.S
July 5 Highlights: Labor Act to Farragut Births and Battles
AP daily note recalls key events tied to this date including the 1935 National Labor Relations Act and the creation of the National Labor Relations Board, Farragut's 1801 birth in Knoxville, Venezuela's 1811 independence, Booth's Salvation Army founding in 1865, 1940 wartime diplomacy shifts, Doby's 1947 AL barrier-breaking contract, Elvis Sun Studios debut in 1954, 1984 exclusionary rule shift, and Rosa Luxemburg's 1871-1919 quote on freedom.
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Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Act
National Labor Relations Board
David G. Farragut
Knoxville
Tenn
Venezuela
Spain
William Booth
Salvation Army
London
Britain
France
Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
National Health Service Act
Elvis Presley
Sun Records
Memphis
Roswell museum artists exhibit and local openings noted
Paintings and graphics by Roswell Museum artist in residence program members Lawrence Kozuszek David Reed Judy Reed Bruce Lowney and Milton Resnick were shown in a special exhibit. Miss Mary Sue Gaines 114 E Ballard St was named Southwest District Circle K Sweetheart 1970 71. Tastee Freez drive in at 1701 W Second St Roswell opened owned by Mr and Mrs W O Strickland with seating for 16.
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Roswell Museum
Lawrence Kozuszek
David Reed
Judy Reed
Bruce Lowney
Milton Resnick
Mary Sue Gaines
E. Ballard St
Kiwanis International
Roswell
Tastee Freez
Second St
W.O. Strickland
Newsmakers past not forgotten in New Mexico tidbits
A column recounts notable figures in New Mexico politics and government. Bruce King’s cruise remarks, Jennie Fortune-Celebrated’s 100th birthday in Socorro with Ste phanie Gonzales present, and Anna Lamberson named to lead the Legislative Finance Committee are noted. Eliid Martinez will head the Bureau of Reclamation, Marilyn Budke’s retirement role and Candace Gingrich’s July Capitol visit for Gay Pride Week are also covered.
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Jennie Fortune
Jennie
New Mexico
Socorro
Soledad Chacon
Fortune
Army Air Force
Phoenix
Ariz
Secretary of
Ron Curry
Anna Lamberson
Legislative Finance Committee
State Land Office
Lamberson
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
University of New Mex
Budke
Johnson
Candace Gingrich
State Capitol
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Plaza
Mubarak Survives Assassination Attempt Amid Terror Fear
Washington notes Mubarak remains a prime target due to Egypts alliance with the United States. Gunmen opened fire on his armored limousine en route to an Organization of African Unity meeting in Addis Ababa. Intelligence links point to Islamic extremists based in Sudan Iran and Libya with Saudi influence fueling efforts. Mubarak accuses a wide conspiracy while recalling Sadats 1981 assassination and Mubaraks own rise from vice president to strong leader.
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Washington
Hosni Mubarak
Clinton
United States
Mubarak
Addis Ababa
Organization of African Unity
West
Egypt
U.S
Sudan
Iran
Libya
Hassan Turabi
Turabi
Sheik
Omar Abdel Rahman
Boutros Boutros- Ghali
United Nations
George Bush
Rahman
Bush
Central Intelligence Agency
Dale van Atta
Anwar Sadat
CIA
Sadat
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Henry Kissinger
Maadi
Judge Greene shaped civil rights laws and oversaw AT&T breakup
Washington brief profiles U.S. District Judge Harold Greene a career spanning civil rights drafting the Voting Rights Act and Civil Rights Act while later supervising the 1984 AT&T antitrust breakup and ongoing consent decree He plans senior status August 6 30 years on the federal bench with a reputation for control mixed with a wry playful demeanor.
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Washington
U.S
Harold Greene
At&t
Greene
Justice Department
Robert Kennedy
George Washington University
Civil Rights Division
Burke Marshall
Supreme Court
Johnson
District of Columbia Court of General Sessions
Carter
Ma Bell
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Rosa Luxemburg
Bruce
King
Santa Fe Music Hall
Alice
Stephanie Gonzales
Gonzales
Ico
David Harris
LFC
Gary Johnson
Eliid Martinez
Bureau of Reclamation
Federal Interior Department
Garvey Carruthers
Martinez
Marilyn Budke
Jay Miller
ENON
Jack Anderson
Michael Einstein
White House
Abner Mikva
Federal Appeals Court
Heinz Gruenhaus
Frankfurt
Germany
Reagan
John Poindexter
Library of Congress
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