Sheriff Carpenter Runs After Election Ad Promising 24 Hour Service
After winning the Democratic nomination and facing Republican rivals, Sheriff Leroy Carpenter posted a post election political ad pledging 24 hour service to Chaves County residents. The message, placed to thank supporters and signal commitment, emphasizes deputies ready to serve at any hour.
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Leroy Carpenter
Chaves County
Carpenter
Debate over Ford publicity for Beirut refugee evacuation
Column argues President Ford exaggerated the Beirut evacuation to boost his campaign after the killing of Ambassador Meloy and Counselor Waring. It questions the motives of the attackers and notes uncertainty about who was responsible, with officials speculating various groups.
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Ford
Beirut
Francis E. Meloy
Robert C. Waring
Lebanon
Meloy
Waring
U.S
Lebanese Socialist Revolutionary Organization
United States
Israel
Public forum on Roswell library site and future center
Citizens urge City Council to choose a large multi-use site for a future Library Auditorium and Civic Center. They point to thousands of nearby acres, especially land along University Avenue toward the airport, as suitable for long term needs. They advocate planning with an architect and warn against pennywise decisions.
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University Avenue
Roswell
Today in History Highlights June 21 1976
On June 21 1788 New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the U S Constitution and take effect. Cyrus McCormick received a patent for his reaping machine in 1834. In 1898 U S troops landed in Cuba during the Spanish American War. Scapa Flow British fleet scuttled in 1919. In 1942 Tobruk fell to Germans with 30 000 British prisoners.
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Associated Press
United States
New Hampshire
Cyrus McCormick
U.S
Cuba
Scapa Flow
Scotland
Tobruk
Libya
Film planned for Roswell retail workers by Chamber of Commerce
George Walsh committee chairman announced on June 21 1951 that the film Behind the Counter would be shown at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce for all city retail employees. The viewing times would be varied to suit all who wish to attend as Walker Air base also noted great joy.
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George Walsh
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Walsh
Kuwait
Iraq
Albert
The
Gulf
Persian Gulf
Hilton
Wherry Housing Project opens. streets renamed for fallen airmen
The first 89 homes of the Wherry Housing Project are occupied and described as "just fine." Brig. Gen. Hunter Harris Jr. announces street name changes to honor airmen who died in action, with Fifth Street becoming Martin, Sixth Wells, Seventh Eyman, and Eighth Byrne.
Republicans Prepare for a Bitter Convention Clash
Reports suggest Republicans face a heated fight at their upcoming convention with factions diverging over strategy and leadership. Key figures evaluated for influence include party veterans and rising national voices amid factional tensions.
Buckles C deBaca shakes up HSSD in Santa Fe
Health and Social Services Director Fernando C deBaca launches a broad reorganization of New Mexico HSSD at 2,500 employees and a 133 million dollar budget consolidating four Albuquerque field offices and cutting salaries to reshape the department.
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Santa FE
Department
Health and Social Services
Fernando C deBaca
Hssd Asa
Albuquerque
C deBaca
New Mexico
DeBaca reshuffles HSSD leadership and pay scales
Jack Anderson and Les Whiten resign from Environmental Improvement Agency posts while several officials quit for private or federal positions. Richard Griscom leaves as HSSD chief attorney with a $29,316 salary. his successor will earn $22,000. Aaron Bond moves to state scientific laboratory chief in Albuquerque. Other officials depart or shift, includ ing Helen Graham and Jerry Finkinson. DeBaca seeks state Personnel Board approval to re classify jobs. top pay brackets and two exemptions apply to Armijo and another official.
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Larry Gordon
State Scientific Laboratory
State Corrections
Mike Hanrahan
Employment Security Commission
Rudy Ortiz
Apodaca
C deBaca
HSSD
State Personnel Board
State Health Department
Welfare Department
John Wright
Bryan Miller
Environmental Improvement Agency
Community Services Division
Richard Griscom
Bolivia
deBaca
Griscom
Aaron Bond
EIA
Albuquerque
Louis Gray
California
Jerry Martino
Food Quality Division
Helen Graham
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Jerry Finkinson
Bond
Proposel
Alex Armijo
Armijo
Chifs
Alfonso Larragoite
Max Garcia
Jasin Edwards
Federal Civil Service
Ethics Committee Hunts for Bigger Rugs Amid Scandals
Washington uproar centers on House Ethics probes into Reps. Wayne Hays and John Young as the committee seeks evidence to exonerate the accused while pursuing other reporters tied to a confidential intelligence document. Albert Kuwait trip details reveal embassy cautions and host expectations.
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Washington
House Ethics Committee
Wayne Hays
D-Ohio
John Young
D-Tex
Schorr
Albert
Carl Albert
Kuwait
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Ghoneim
Youth vote in 1976 election shows registration gap
Gallup finds 44 percent of 18 to 29 year olds registered to vote, with 47 percent supporting Carter or Ford in a recent poll. The piece notes youth volatility, historical impact from Kennedy and Humphrey elections, and strong views on ERA, death penalty, and balanced budget. It also highlights rising elderly population and longer life expectancy.
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America
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
McGovern
Peter Pan
Gallup
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Carter
Ford
Hubert H. Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Topeka
Kan
U.S
United States
Census Bureau
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Les Whiten
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Daniel Schorr
FBI
John Flynt
James Johnson
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