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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1978
Page
4
The letter argues welfare fraudsters exploit public funds and receive lenient sentences with restitution while remaining on welfare. It calls for tougher jail terms, stricter probation and reimbursement rules, and removal from welfare rolls, asserting offenders should not be rewarded for cheating.
The Chaves County Extraterritorial Zoning Commission plans an Aug 15 meeting to propose an ordinance creating a two mile band around Roswell to limit residential construction near the Roswell Industrial Air Center. The panel cites risk of home noise complaints halting flights and seeks safeguards to prevent costly airport closure.
The piece argues that U S firms ship banned and unsafe products abroad, creating a double standard that protects domestic buyers while risking overseas health. It cites Tris-treated pajamas banned in the United States and notes firms holding large inventories of such cancer causing garments.
A White House review finds no coherent export policy as banned US products including Tris-treated pajamas and unsafe toys spill overseas. Advocates warn distant markets face cancer risks from pesticides, asbestos, and adulterated drugs. critics cite economic pressures to continue exports despite dangers.
The column reports PSC member Gary Blakely may resign to return to private business, while Gov. Jerry Apodaca accepts the post of chairman of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. It notes Blakely unlikely to stay through January, and predicts Apodaca's broad leadership focus and upcoming speech at the New Mexico Municipal League.
Alex Fein defends his phrase family food money and clarifies it includes food and necessities taxed under gross receipts. He presents a family budget table showing how a 1 percent sales tax affects the family budget and urges voters to decide on the sales tax referendum.
Roswell residents and groups back the hospital project with gifts of therapy equipment and furniture as the new medical center nears construction. The 2.956 mile paving program starts with Union Avenue, while North and South Main finish the project.
A district judge recalls a bygone Plains Theatre where running children and moving seats created a cozy, intimate movie experience. The landmark gave way to Park Twin Cinemas with larger screens, better sound, and modern comforts but lost the charm of the old neighborhood cinema and its lively aisles.
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