Love Reappointed to New Term on State Police Board
Governor Bruce King appoints Oscar Mahion Love Jr. to the State Police Board, a banker with a history of service and advocacy for an independent department. The move echoes an eight year cycle as lawmakers consider restoring state police under the Department of Criminal Justice, with praise for Loves dedication and prior public service.
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Santa Fe
Bruce King
Oscar Mahion Love Jr
Albuquerque
Love
State Police Board
King
Jerry Apodaca
State Police
Department of Criminal Justice
Ve Oa Police
Apodaca
State Police Academy
Fish and Wildlife Service
Rct
Justice Department
New York Zoological Society
Club
The
Zoological Society
New Mexico
Washington
Public forum selects Eddie Vigil to represent Roswell boxing
A Roswell U S M C member asks Sertoma Club to substitute Eddie Vigil for the Golden Glove state meet due to overseas duty. He praises Vigil as the best amateur from New Mexico and notes support from P A L Roswell N M M I Boys Club Roswell and Poe Corn Boxing.
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U.S.M.C
Sam
Sertoma Club
Roswell
Eddie Vigil
B.C
Terrifi
God
New Mexico
N. Mex
Eddie
P.A.L. Roswell
N.M.M.I
Poe Corn
Punc Ae
Zapata
Barela
E. Bland St
Educational center staff praised for support and guidance
Mrs. Michael Connolly thanks director Mr. David Gomez and teachers Mrs. Jennie Harless and Mrs. Olga Harold for moral support aiding her education. She praises the center’s facilities and encourages others to pursue studies, noting staff readiness to assist.
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David Gomez
Jennie Harless
Olga Harold
Michael Connolly
Calle del Sol
China finishes for U.S. star in Vietnam comments
A reader letters page voices mixed praise and sarcasm about China’s actions in Vietnam, arguing the conflict mirrored past U.S. aims and lamenting American casualties. The writer signs as Maximo Reyes from 212 E Bland St, thanking China for the losses and urging respect for those who died.
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Maximo Reyes
E. Bland St
Unpatriotic Bond Buying Critique of Deficit Financing
The piece argues that government borrowing via Savings Bonds and Treasury Notes mirrors money printing, fueling inflation. It claims politicians favor bond sales to appease moneyed interests, while inflation harms the economy, labeling bond purchases as unpatriotic.
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U.S
Treasury
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 4 Plans Growth Drive
Chapter 4 of the Disabled American Veterans begins a membership drive led by membership-eligibility chairman Joe Darnell at Ingalls Memorial Home 1009 N Richardson Ave with George Ganz as local commander.
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Disabled American Veterans
Joe Darnell
Ingalls Memorial Home
N. Richardson Ave
George Ganz
Chaves County Council of Garden Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
John Minton
Dan Hinton Wilmot Jr
L.B. Boedner
Tom Mann
Notorious drug lord Khun Sa leads Shan United Army in Golden Triangle
A profile of Chang Chi-fu Khun Sa, Burmese opium kingpin and head of the Shan United Army, detailing his control of Southeast Asia's largest drug network, use of a patriotic cover, and escape from house arrest. It notes his family background, alleged legitimate businesses, and a history of U.S. involvement in Vietnam shaping the drug trade.
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Washington
Chang Chi-fu
Golden Triangle
Southeast Asia
Chang
Khun Sa
Patriotic Liberation Army of Freedom
Thailand
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Shan United Army
Burma
Early gaze at New Mexico 1982 gubernatorial race
The piece surveys potential candidates for governor, naming figures from both Democratic and Republican sides such as David King Jerry Anaya Toney Anaya Tom Rutherford Ray Sanchez Gene Lamberson George Fettinger David Rusk Les Houston Brad Hayes John Irick John Conway Frank Bond Phelps Anderson Corky Morris Jack Stahl Kenny Schlientz and others while noting the field remains open with time for more entrants.
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David King
Jerry A
Toney Anaya
Peet
Tom Rutherford
Ray Sanchez
Gene Lamberson
George Fettinger
David Rusk
Les Houston
Brad Hayes
John Irick
John Conway
Coe O
Frank Bond
Phelps Anderson
Reaganites
Corky Morris
Jack Stahl
Kenny Schlientz
Carter shifts tactics as Begin invites at Blair House
William Safire analyzes Carter's pivot in Mideast talks moving from one sided pressure to engagement with Begin. He cites failed Saunders mission and Egypt Israel divergences as factors, noting Hussein Saud and Sadat pressures and US political constraints shaping a new, more cautious White House approach.
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N.Y
Washington
Menachem Begin
Blair House
Carter
David
Egypt
Israel
Sland
Sadat
Mideast
Ashington
King Hussein
Prince Saud
Saudi Arabia
Icancoe
U.S
White House
Seamuseet Brown
State Department
Lan-On- Irael
U. S
Camp David
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W.A. Hoffman
Friendship Club
Curtis Allman
George Hamilton
Fern Summersgill
Church of God
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Charlie O'Neal
the Historical Society
Small Society
Lil
Jack Anderson
King of
Pushers
Jack Mitchell
Safari Club International
Chicago
Fred McCaffrey
William Safire
California
Soviet Union
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