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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1978

Page

4

Carter targets civil service reform to boost federal efficiency

President Carter outlined a plan to overhaul the civil service system, seeking Congress action to remove protections that shield incompetent workers. He proposes incentives for competent staff and caps on automatic raises to curb waste and improve efficiency and accountability in the federal government.

Carter National Press Club Congress Civil Service

Cameras in Court Open Debate in New Mexico Justices Consider

The New Mexico Supreme Court and state media representatives discussed allowing cameras in courtrooms. Justices voiced concerns about victims and jurors, while editors argued open trials benefit public understanding and reduce secrecy.

New Mexico New Mexico Supreme Court Florida High Court Dan Sosa H. Vern Payne

Public forum criticizes city water management and leaks

Vern L. Ripley Jr. argues the city rushed water contracts for the Country Club Island while noting repeated sprinkler use at Roswell High School Wool Bowl ball diamonds and West Side Water storage. He cites Goddard High's independent system and questions Public Works leadership.

Roswell High School Wool Bowl West Side Goddard High School Country Club Island Vern L. Ripley Jr Greenwood Ave

Church Groups Hold Luncheon Circles and Service Projects

Twenty five years ago on March 3 1953 WSCS of the First Methodist Church met in the undercroft for a monthly covered dish luncheon hosted by Circle Five chaired by L J Reischman. The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met in the parlors with plans to furnish a new dormitory at the Portales Children's Home in April. The Junior Book Club gathered at 2 30 p m with Mrs Charles Ward at the superintendent's quarters at NMMI.

WSCS First Methodist Church Circle Five L.J. Reischman AE. Atkinson Jr Richard Corn W.L. Christain W.W. Akin Willis Ford Pid. Wimberly Virgil Grantham Fred Blocksom D.J. Schrecengost Earl Levick Ray Ward Oscar White Bert Luttrell William Koglin Rayburn Flippo J.W Grantham Frank Burnworth F. G. Goodman Roy L. Pruitt Paul Hart Marshall H.J. Trefry J.F. Hinkle T.F. Stipp Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church WMS Portales Charles Ward NMMI

Criminals Seek Health Funds and Political Protection

A 1970s era report alleges mobsters including Meyer Lansky and Joe Colombo siphon Medicaid funds and threaten clinics to force payments. It cites a Bronx psychiatrist testifying to grand jurors about Pagano and Genovese family links, plus extortion, fraud, and violence tied to welfare clinics.

Meyer Lansky Joe Colombo New York City Joseph Pagano Vito Genovese Bronx Bill Halamandaris Pagano New York Anwar Sadat Kremlin National Security Council Somalia Red Sea Iran Saudi Arabia Bob Bergland Carter Mexico City Mexico Marathon Oil

Traveling governor chatter and NM political hints

The piece notes Gov. Apodaca may decide on a 12th Cabinet post after his London trip and mentions pressure on Fernando DeBaca to seek the lieutenant governor nomination. It also cites Tasia Young at the National Governor's Conference and a Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce ad campaign.

Jerry Apodaca London Braniff British Isles Texas David F. Cargo Ireland Apodaca Employment Security Commission Fernando E.C. DeBaca Health and Social Services Department C. DeBaca GOP Joe Skeen Merry Round House Tasia Young Commission On the Status of Women Washington, D.C New Mexico Capitol Santa SBS State Police Board

Queen Juliana's Wealth and Jewel Heritage Across Ages

A sprawling account notes Queen Juliana of the Netherlands and Princess Christina in New York, detailing vast riches, jewelry collections, and the world’s top diamond centers. It traces the Taj Mahal’s fame, Shah Jahan’s rule, and the fate of royal treasures amid invasions and losses.

Juliana Netherlands Christina New York the Hague Elizabeth II Hague Queen Juliana Elizabeth Taylor Amsterdam Antwerp Belgium Bruges Amsterdam-Antwerp Israel India Taj Mahal Agra Jumna River New Delhi Ustad ‘Isa Shah Jehan Mutaz Mahal Max Muller China Persia Europe Nadir Koh-i-noor Britain East India Co

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