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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
4
The discussion centers on Carter's push for federal funding to aid struggling cities, tied to administrative freedom and local input. Critics argue high taxes, corruption, and welfare programs burden cities, while many seek relief as crime and poverty concentrate in urban areas.
An agreement between the U S Customs Service and the Immigration and Naturalization Service allows European airline crews from Lufthansa Alitalia and Air France to be processed at Roswell Industrial Air Center. The move eases onward training travel and signals Roswell New Mexico's growing role in international trade and airport services.
A reader urges all citizens to vote in the elections and protest any party failures. They argue for leaders who admit past mistakes and prioritize efficient government, thrift, hard work, morality, honesty, and patriotism over partisan spending and games. The writer seeks a unifying candidate to guide the nation.
Twenty five years ago on June 30 1951 Betty Deason wore a pink Braque dress and a corsage of white gladioli at a surprise shower attended by the Bible Class of the First Christian Church. Hostesses Bessie Niall and Ruth Horton organized games and refreshments for the honored guest at the church home. Dinner was served on the front porch at quarter tables.
Eight states were represented as husbands attended. Mrs C V Compton was installed as teacher by Rev Marion Nilsson, with Mrs Anderson Norton as president. Mrs George Rees became assistant teacher and Mrs Steve Crosby as vice president.
Nicholas Andrea Dandelas known as Nick the Greek died in 1966 and was buried in Las Vegas. He was famed for risk taking and a strict limit on losses while praising probability over luck. Runyon admired him as a complex figure with honesty and generosity despite a life in gambling.
State officials struggle with leasing in privately owned buildings as the Health and Social Services Department shifts units to the Crown Building in Santa Fe. Combined rents for two new units total 40 950 yearly for 8 109 and 30 880 for 6 109 square feet. The Efficient and Effective Unit relocates from CSF to HSSD offices in Santa Fe while a decision on future SPO offices remains pending. State Property Director Tony Elias vows to halt escalating leases and directs agencies to relocate before lease terms expire.
At the New Mexico state GOP convention delegates discussed Reagan Ford contest with Jack Morgan leading the conservative faction. Ernest Olivas and Carol Stahl joined the national convention rules committee amid debate over the Reagan Ford fight and the party’s direction.
Washington recounts behind the Nixon pardon saga with Gen. Alexander Haig and Gerald Ford cited in backroom talks. Nixon faced possible obstruction charges but chose not to strike a deal, and the pardon followed after tense negotiations and private assurances.
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