Carter reads for coat as miners vote against pact
Early returns show striking miners voting two to one against a tentative contract as President Carter threatens swift action to order miners back to work if the 89 day walkout continues. With 264 locals reporting 21 624 voting against and 9 854 for the pact the vote is one third of locals and about one fifth of union members.
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Washington
Carter
United Mine Workers
UMW
West
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Camp David
Board of Inquiry
Paul Culpepper
West Frankfort
Thompson outlines U S attorney goals for New Mexico
State Senator R E Thompson of Roswell is named to become U S attorney for New Mexico succeeding Victor Ortega. He aims to crack down on drug trafficking and white collar crime, with a new white collar crime division after assessing current operations. He will resign his Senate seat after FBI background checks.
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R.E. Thompson
Roswell
U.S
New Mexico
Thompson
Atwood, Malone, Mann and Cooter
FBI
Senate
Victor R. Ortega
Albuquerque
Ortega
Michael J. Egan
Egan
Daily Record
Mexico
Chaves
Arthur F. Aiello
Aiello
Chaves County
R.E
Lubbock
Morton
Texas
University of Texas
American Bar Association
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Sandra
Highland Road
Michael
Mark
Mathew
D-Chaves
U.S. Attorney
Dollar value dip darkens outlook
Washington officials warn a sliding dollar could worsen inflation and slow global trade. The weaker currency raises import costs for Americans while making US travel cheaper for visitors from Japan, Switzerland, and Germany. domestic prices may rise as firms pass on higher costs.
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Washington
U.S
Japan
Switzerland
Germany
United States
Carter Administration
Federal Reserve Board
Domenici and Anaya Launch NM Senate Campaigns
In Albuquerque both candidates announced for the June 6 primary. Republican Senator Pete Domenici and Democrat Attorney General Tony Anaya addressed large crowds at the State Fairgrounds Agriculture Building and American Legion Post 13, signaling a lively race with families and supporters in attendance.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Pete Domenici
Toney Anaya
Anaya
American Legion Post
Domeni¢i
Agriculture
State Fairgrounds
Detective orders disputed in Roswell mayoral probe
District Attorney says Detective Dennis Brewton was barred from office duties amid a mayoral candidate Beagles grand jury appearance while Police Chief L M Hall denies ordering any ban. Hall says officers were kept from serving subpoenas without sheriff help and notes past harassment complaints from Beagles. Assistant DA Rosenthal defends cooperation with Hall and aims to discuss the matter.
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Dennis Brewton
District Attorney's Office
L.M. Hall
McCormick
Hall
Brewton
Darryl McFaddin
District Attorney’s Office
McFaddin
Chaves County
Virgil Beagles
Beagles
Chaves County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
The
Daily Record
Jay F. Rosenthal
Roswell
Tam
Rosenthal
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