Bourne Resigns as Carter Adviser Over False Prescription
Foremost expert Dr. Peter Bourne resigns after allegations of writing a Quaalude prescription under a fictitious name for aide Ellen Metsky. The episode questions presidential qualifications and highlights legal and moral concerns over drug prescriptions in the White House.
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Peter Bourne
Carter
White House
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Bourne
Georgia
Ellen Metsky
Conaly Reed Named 1978 United Way Campaign Chairman
Conaly Reed of Roswell has been named 1978 campaign chairman for the United Way of Chaves County. He will direct the drive to raise 260000 for 12 member agencies and JOY Center Meals-on-Wheels, with no salary as a volunteer.
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Conaly Reed
Chaves County
Reed
Roswell Insurance Agency
United Way
JOY Senior Citizens Center
JOY Center
Oklahoma
Cabinet minutes praise Young over impeachment talk
Confidential minutes portray U N Ambassador Andrew Young as steady and effective behind the scenes, despite critics. Carter praises his Africa policy while Young defends CIA knowledge, and a right wing Rep Larry McDonald leads impeachment talk amid broader calls for accountability and civil rights tensions.
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Washington
U.N
Andrew Young
Larry McDonald
D-Ga
Young
Paris
United States
Carter
U.S
Rhodesia
United Nations
Angola
Africa
Soviet Union
Congress
Larry
Ronald’ McDonald
Charles
State Prison head named acting warden. DADP seeks leader
Levi Romero, named acting warden by the Corrections Commission, gains support for a fulltime post amid praise of his work. Frank Kleinhenz serves temporary DADP director as a nationwide search continues. A separate Carter energy critique from Friends of the Earth calls energy policy regressive. The Status of Women commission expands to address domestic violence with Tasia Young leading efforts. Democratic and Republican campaign caravans shift formats to planes and tours.
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Santa FE
State Division of Automated Data Processing
DADP
State Corrections Commission
Levi Romero
Federal Penitentiary System
New Mexico
Romero
Corrections Commission
Frank Kleinhenz
Kleinhenz
Carter Environment
The
Friends of the Earth Clearing House
United States
Carter
Department of Energy
Commission On the Status of Women
Women’s Credit
Tasia Young
Times
GOP
Roswell forum questions $100 figure on tax impact
A reader challenges CCGR spokesman Alex Fein’s claim that a one half percent gross receipts tax would cost up to $100 annually for a family. The letter argues more realistic impacts, recalculates possible costs at $12.50 to $37.50, and defends focusing on tax methods over aims.
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Concerned Citizens Group of
Roswell, Inc
Alex Fein
CCGR
KBIM
Roswell Daily Record
Fein
Roundtable
Roswell
Vern Ripley
First bank for Ruidoso approved with site donated
State Bank Examiner Alfred W Kaune signed a certificate approving the organization of the Ruidoso State Bank. A building site has been donated and construction should be finished within three months. Meanwhile eight year old Tommy Heine, recovering from leg surgery in Truth or Consequences, eyes a wished for thing today.
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Tommy Heine
Roswell
Tommy
Carrie Tingley Hospital
Ruidoso
Alfred W. Kaune
Ruidoso State Bank
Soviet encirclement of the United States accelerates
Henry J. Taylor argues Brezhnev’s Kremlin strategy tightens around the United States with global subversion and mass troop estimates. He claims Carter’s warnings fail to deter and warns of a dangerous path toward limited or atomic war, noting a 1980 political angle.
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Kremlin
America
Carter
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Moscow
U.S.S.R
United States
Russia
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Ernie Mills
National Ties
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Henry J. Taylor
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