Two Standout Democrats for New Mexico Secretary of State
The Daily Record endorses Mrs. Hooper and Garcia for the Democratic nomination. Both bring strong government and private sector backgrounds, with Hooper’s extensive legal and legislative experience and Garcia’s business and public service roles.
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Hooper
Lea County
Lewis R Sutin
Kay C Cowan
Lovington
Portales
New Mexico House of Representatives
Walter Martinez
Jack Campbell
House Judiciary Committee
Bruce King
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Garcia
Santa Fe Insurance Agency
Santa Fe School Board
Public forum calls for invasion of Cuba by Cuban refugees
Arthur Clements Tinnie argues that the United States should assist Cuban refugees to invade Cuba, pressuring the Soviet Union to order Fidel Castro's troops out of Africa. He suggests boats and air support to enable a landing, claiming Cubans would help overthrow Castro.
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President Carter
Russia
Fidel Castro
Africa
Cuba
Castro
Soviet Union
Bay of
Kennedy
Arthur Clements
Tinnie
Right-to-work a hoax
An opinion disputes right to work laws, arguing they mislead the public and won't guarantee jobs. It asserts such laws would lower wages as employers hire at lower pay scales and quotes concerns about businessman incentives and practical outcomes.
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Republican Party
Cinderella a Success in Roswell PTA Musical
The Roswell Council of PTA sponsored a school musical version of Cinderella featuring students from Roswell High, Mountain View Middle, and four middle schools. Director Mary Jane Shannon, a choral teacher, led the project with tireless time and energy, earning wide appreciation from the community.
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Roswell
Mary Jane Shannon
Mountain View Middle School
Citizenship classes to be discontinued for summer
Twenty five years of Monday citizenship classes sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution will pause through the summer after September 11. Capt. RC Nichols and Capt. JA will welcome those interested. Classes will be at the same place and time. The Public Library summer program begins with two weekly story telling programs for children. Story Time for preschoolers runs Tuesdays 10 to 10 30 starting June 2.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
RC Nichols
Public Library
Cambodia’s anonymous rulers under Pol Pot blamed for mass killings
An analysis describes Cambodia’s secret ruling circle known as the Angkar as the source of a brutal bloodletting. It portrays Pol Pot as the likely leader, outlines their Paris origins, reeducation campaigns, and the targeting of teachers and students.
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Telligence
Berlin Wall
Adolf Hitler
Doug Southerland
Jack Mitchell
Cambodia
Josef Stalin
Angar
Paris
Cambodia House
Groud
Pol Pot
Saroth Sar
Khieu Ponnary
Leng Thirith
New Mexico Faces Computer Glue In State System
A New Mexico columnist warns that centralized state computing risks public access and security. He notes outages in Bernalillo County traffic tickets, a growing backlog, and internal clashes between Gov Apodaca and DADP leaders over implementing advisory recommendations.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
John Sims
Capitol Wall
Merry Round House
Department of Finance
Maxine Gerhart
Jerry Apodaca
Apodaca
Department of Automated Data Processing
DADP
Legislative Finance
Steve Malnar
Bernalillo County
The New Poor and Rising Inflation under Carter
William Safire argues that inflation and tax bracket creep create a growing class called The New Poor. He warns of a taxpayers revolt in California and predicts wage and price controls as a likely response.
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N.Y
Council of Economic Advisers
California
Carter
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