Governor Fires Mahlon Love Amid State Board Independence Debate
The firing of Mahlon Love by Gov. Jerry Apodaca triggers debate over board independence as reorganization in 1978 shifts most citizen boards to advisory roles under state agencies. Critics warn firing independent members erodes checks on power and risks political influence over future leadership.
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Mahlon Love
Jerry Apodaca
Love
Bruce King
Papich to Step Down as New Mexico Crime Commission Chief
Sam Papich resigns as executive director of the Governors Organized Crime Prevention Commission after a decade of leadership. The commission, independent since 1973, credited Papich with pivotal investigations including a $395000 embezzlement case in Health and Social Services and steering amid political pressures in Santa Fe. Harris Hartz is named as his successor, seen as qualified for a critical period.
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Sam Papich
Governor's Organized Crime Prevention Commission
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Papich
Arthur H. Spiegel
Cyprian Luke
Commission
Jerry Apodaca
Public forum claims NM IWY conference a farce in Albuquerque
A reader denounces the New Mexico IWY Conference in Albuquerque as a staged event funded by a $5 million federal appropriation. The letter alleges bias toward socialistic resolutions, lack of flags, poor attendee access to materials, and argues the state turnout was too small to represent NM women. The writer calls for accountability from organizers and condemns the conference as unrepresentative.
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New Mexico
IWU
General Assembly
United States
Garden Club hostessing at South Springs Acres June 1952
Mrs. W H Kegley hosted the South Springs Acres Garden Club in Burt Astons country garden. Cpl Francis M Russell, son of Mr and Mrs S M Russell Route 2, serves with the 7th Infantry Division on the Korean front. Pamela Skeen named Miss Roswell with Richard Adams and Roger Dearley as Master Roswell at a Pythian Sisters contest. Don Swain, son of Mr and Mrs C D Swain, elected president of the Sherman Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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W.H. Kegley
South Springs Acres
Burt Aston
Cpl
Francis M. Russell
S. M. Russell
7Th Infantry
North Korea
Pamela Skeen
Roswell
Richard Adams
Roger Dearley
Pythian Sisters
Temple
Roswell Senior High School
Don Swain
C.D. Swain
Sherman, Tex
Junior Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico Officials Warn on Rising School Activity Costs
Santa Fe and Cuba superintendents told the Legislative School Study Committee that transportation, food and lodging for student activities are rising fast. Grants and other districts report enrollment growth, mobility, truancy, and bus discipline challenges while officials seek targeted state aid and policy fixes.
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Santa FE
Mountainair
James Brown
Legislative School Study Committee
Brown
New Mexico
LSSC
Richard Johnson
James Miller
Cuba
Melvin Cordova
Grants
E.V. Arvizu
State Emergency
State Emergency Capital Outlay Advisory Council
David Lee
Silver City
Don Wood
Duke
Lee
State Board of Education
Jal
Carl Martin
Jerry Apodaca
Loving
Wood
Cordova
Dulce
Jicarilla
Doug Swift
Albuquerque Technical-Vocational Institute
University of New Mexico
Johnson
Quemado
Roy
Mosquero
House
Corona
Floyd
Grady
Capitan
Dora
Encino
Lake Arthur
Swift
Santa Fe High School
Carpenter scandal at the Supreme Court exposed by reporters
Jack Anderson and Les Whitten report misuse of the courts carpentry shop by officials including Chief Justice Warren Burger. Examples include furniture and home fittings for justices and nepotism cases, with efforts to discuss the matter met by stonewall.
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Washington
Corinthian
Supreme Court
Edward F. Douglas
Warren Burger
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Carpentry
Harry Blackmun
William Brennan
Douglas
William C. Douglas
Carpenter Douglas
David
Civil Service
Alfred Wong
James Powers
Edward Douglas
Burger
David Douglas
Colonial Beach
Watergate
Hitler misjudged England and the Battle of Britain tale
The piece surveys Hitler’s plans to invade England, the anticipated Sea Lion, and the Battle of Britain as pivotal to World War II. It notes Churchill becoming prime minister on May 10 1940, British code names, Dunkirk evacuation Dynamo, and alleged beliefs about England and Germany.
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Britain
Hitler
England
Churchill
London
Virginia
Rhineland
Hermann Rauschning
Dunkirk
Europe
Napoleon
de Gaulle
Poland
Norway
Denmark
Holland
Stalingrad
Blondi
Berchtesgaden
von Ribbentrop
Germany
Great Britain
Bridget Elizabeth Hitler
Upper Stanhope Street
Toxteth Park
Liverpool
Patrick Hitler
New York City
Winston Churchill
English
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Brezhnev
Imperil ST
Sonist
Lenin Lans
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Henry J. Taylor
Mediterranean
el Alamein
Egypt
Berlin