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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
4
Fred Buckles considers the appeal and risks of seeking the U.S. presidency. He notes safety concerns health threats and intense scrutiny while weighing the job's power dignity and public service motive against high stress and costs. He questions what truly drives candidates to aspire to the presidency.
Carl Turner analyzes the controversial 1975 electricity generating tax, its origins, constitutional questions, and likely legal challenges. He notes utilities’ concerns, cross border energy ties with Arizona and California, and potential effects on NM-44 traffic and Navajo road priorities.
Washington defense spending pageant shows a web of influence as lawmakers, Pentagon staff, and industry executives shift to lucrative postservice roles. Cases include Morgan at McDonnell Douglas and Kelleher at General Dynamics, with Norris' Seapower subcommittee cited. Also notes CIA linked funds probe in Greece tied to Nixon Agnew campaign.
Washington report quotes Commissioner Leonard F. Chapman on the shift from low paid to high paying illegal work. He notes workers from many nations fill sought after positions, urging stronger employer verification and possible Mexico seasonal labor pacts to curb unauthorized employment.
Los Aficionados will present a typical Mexican revue at 9 p.m. June 24 during the San Juan Fiesta in Carlsbad. Police say Mrs. Lucy Holcomb remains in critical condition after a gunshot wound judged personal safety related. Census figures show population gains across eight of nine counties in southeastern New Mexico over 10 years. Building activity nears $2 million in city permits this week. A new unit of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association formed in Albuquerque with Jean Campbell aiding. The Petro Club held a picnic at Roswell Country Club grove.
The idea imagines selling CIA franchises worldwide with licenses like McDonalds. Franchise holders receive ad tools and equipment while sponsors press and opponents accuse the CIA of plots. The humor hinges on the CIA becoming a household brand.
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