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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1977
Page
3
Gov. Apodaca’s Fourth of July statement argues that personal initiative drives national progress while excessive government regulation stalls it. It contrasts American openness with Soviet democracy and urges leaders to resist encroachments on individual initiative to keep the nation innovative and free.
Texas Supreme Court Justice Don Yarbrough, indicted on forgery and aggravated perjury, admits sinning while facing disbarment proceedings and more than a dozen civil suits. Tapes alleged plots against two men haunt him as state leaders push for swift action, though no conviction yet.
Editor argues that Americans possess personal sovereignty and should amend the Constitution to impose term limits on Congress. The piece advocates replacing long incumbencies with newer leaders who demonstrate integrity and responsibility as citizens within the Republic.
The reply states Roswell bears no responsibility for public telephone rates. they are set by the state and the telephone company. It asserts Roswell as a regional educational, cultural, and financial hub, not a retiree center, while noting retirees aid the economy. It adds Roswell has no current control over RIAC housing and cites water shortages limiting development.
The Chaves County Council held its regular session recently at the home of J T Price on East Second Street with Mrs T E Sumrow as cohostess. Madeline Hann stayed in Modesto California during a long visit from the Earl Blair group. I B Miller of Roswell named state maintenance engineer and C O Erwin announced as state highway engineer.
A summer upgrade program spans Heron Lake, Living Desert, Bluewater Lake and Hyde Memorial parks with new facilities, landscaping, and service extensions. Phase projects include a Matias Chacon Visitors Center, concession buildings, boat ramps, water systems, and a planned Belen Valley Park opening next spring. The Youth Conservation Corps expands to 200 youths, funded mainly by federal money.
An overview contrasts North Korea with South Korea, portraying an isolated, highly controlled society under a vast party system. Life is regimented into strict daily blocks, with widespread surveillance, rationed goods, travel limits, and no free press or religion.
Henry J. Taylor argues Britain faces worsening economic distress with rising prices and house costs, unemployment near a million, heavy reliance on imports, and Marxist-influenced unions. He warns wage increases threaten exports, productivity lag, and the pound’s weak international position, while Callaghan defends welfare amid crisis.
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