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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1976

Page

4

Laws Too Technical Aid For Long Family Amended Tax Bill

Senate amendments aim to let oil and gas trust beneficiaries keep tax breaks after Wells transfer. Dole proposed the edits. Long denied full familiarity and links to the measure. Lobbyist notes Louisiana ties and warns on special interest driven laws. The piece argues lawmakers lack time for full scrutiny and warns against benefits to narrow groups.

Senate Russell B. Long D-La Long Sen. Long Robert Dole R-Kan Sen. Dole See Louisiana Dole Congress

Oil Industry Reform Debate Divestiture Versus Pressures on OPEC

The New York Times argues against breaking up big oil firms or using divestiture as a blunt tool to curb OPEC. It urges targeted remedies like enforcing antitrust laws, addressing pipeline discrimination, and protecting gasoline station grievances, warning divestiture could reduce domestic supplies.

OPEC United States Congress Federal Power Commission New York Times

This Week in History June 27 1976 Highlights

Items of note include Truman ordering U S Air Force and Navy to aid Korea defense in 1950 and the 1844 killing of Joseph and Hyrum Smith at Carthage. Also telegraph link between New York and Boston in 1847 and other events through 1963.

Associated Press Harry Truman U.S. Air Force Navy Republic of Korea North Korea Joseph and Hyrum Smith Carthage Ill Brigham Young New York Boston FBI Long Island Athens John Kennedy

Dexter Women Club dues urged for membership

Twenty five years ago on June 27 1951 the Dexter Women’s Club asks all interested women to send dues to Mrs J T Smith Mrs Rosco Fletcher or Mrs Tom Hammer to maintain membership. Also notes Mr and Mrs Norman Butts and their daughter Debbie returned to Dexter after a pleasant trip with unspecified destination.

Dexter Women’s Club J.T. Smith Rosco Fletcher Tom Hammer Norman Butts

New Mexico Spends $600,000 Year For Out-of-State Child Psychiatric Care

The Legislative Finance Committee reports New Mexico pays $600,000 annually for psychiatric care of state children in Arizona and Texas. An eight bed unit closed at Los Lunas, while a 16 bed unit opened at Las Vegas with 10 beds occupied. Dr. Croy cites staff shortages and a lack of in-state facilities, urging expanded regional care and funding to close the gap.

Ireland Spiro Agnew India Bob Keeshan Captain Kangaroo Juan Trippe H.L. Mencken Joseph Davidson George Washington New York Britain William Gage Sandy Hook Halifax Nova Scotia Santa FE New Mexico Arizona Texas State Health Social Services Department Los Lunas Hospital Dan Croy Artment New Mexico State Hospital Las Vegas Croy Albuquerque LFC DHI University of New Mexico Educal School Barker Boland Associates Dist Joseph Ryan William O'Donnell D-Las Cruces Jerry Apodaca Murray Ryan Silver City Ford Ryan Harrison Schmitt Farmington Jimmy Carter Sandel Carter

Ford cites Cyprus to drive Turkish arms pact in campaign

The article argues President Ford could press Congress to approve a $1 billion Turkish arms deal during the election, risking Greek American backlash and opposition from Democrats. It notes Cyprus tensions, prior embargo, Kissinger talks, and the political peril for Ford depending on congressional votes.

Washington Ford Ronald Reagan Cyprus Reagan Panama Canal Congress U.S Soviet Union Henry Kissinger Turkey Kissinger House Greece Senate Ford Administration Harry Truman

O Neill pressed HUD for 88 million in rent subsidies

William Safire notes a House Majority Leader Thomas O Neill used his influence to push HUD to grant 88 million dollars in federal rent subsidies to Genesee Crossroads linked to fundraiser James Wilmot. The piece criticizes selective outrage and calls corruption entrenched in Congress amid a 1976 campaign climate.

New York Times Martin Tolchin Wilmot O’neill HUD Genesee Crossroads Carla Hills Congress State of New York Hugh Carey White House Sherman Adams Bernard Goldfine Tip” O'Neill Capitol Hill Ress Corps

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Debbie Dexter Sam Lee Herbert Southard Arkansas The Small Society Brickman Afar Fred Buckles Jake Jack Anderson Les Whiten William Safire Board of Education Phil Burton Wayne Hayes Eney O'Neill
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