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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1976

Page

11

New Mexico Supreme Court Upholds Death Penalty

The court ruled the state mandatory death penalty for first degree murder constitutional and reversed a death row inmate’s conviction due to jury instruction errors. Justice Stephenson stated the U S Constitution allows capital punishment and rejects cruel and unusual punishment claims.

Santa FE New Mexico Supreme Court U.S Daniel Levy DeSantos Kingman, Ariz Glennie McDonald Cliff Filo Sedillo Belen Grant County Luna County Supreme Court DeSantos Dist. Atty Donnan Stephenson Stephenson

Indictment Accuses Potash Firms of Price Fixing

A federal indictment names eight major potash producers including National Potash of Carlsbad Potash Co of Am Denver AMAX and Duval among others for conspiring to restrict production and stabilize prices in the United States. A parallel Justice Department civil suit seeks an injunction against future restraints.

Chicago North America Carlsbad United States Saskatchewan Canada National Potash Oo Potash Co Am Denver Amax Inc and Chemical Corp Greenwich Duval Corp Duval Sales Houston Jeeport Minerals Co York City International Minerals and Chemical Corp Libertyville, Ill Justice Department Washington, D.C

New Mexico Supreme Court Upholds Press Privacy Rule Ruling

The high court affirmed that a 1973 state law shielding reporters from disclosing confidential sources was unconstitutional. The decision arose from Hubbard Broadcasting Inc. v. district court order demanding source disclosure for KOB Radio broadcasts. The court held the legislature cannot set rules of evidence or procedure.

Santa FE New Mexico Supreme Court Hubbard Broadcasting Inc KOB Radio Albuquerque Hubbard Broadcasting Bernalillo County

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