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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1977
Page
4
The Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce plans its April membership meeting with former California Governor Ronald Reagan as a tentative speaker. The group emphasizes bold goals and applauds Roswell’s dynamic community spirit and upward momentum.
The New Mexico Senate killed a bill by State Sen. Les Houston to halt use of Motor Vehicle Department files for direct mail lists. The measure faced opposition in the Senate Finance Committee over access to public information, with critics arguing it would cause problems in government tasks and access to data.
A Roswell High student with a disabled arm writes to demand a real trial by judge and jury rather than a school hearing. He insists he did not smoke pot, seeks due process, and condemns the school’s handling as biased and unfair.
The piece argues that the public bears wage and benefit increases amid auto industry disputes. It accuses management of weakness and unions of greed, citing the UAW and car prices as a case study.
A reader proposes Kadet Yucca Motel and Convention Center or Cadets Motel as a simpler option. The letter notes travelers prefer shorter names and signs off with Kornel Kalocsay from 607 E Largo Drive.
KSWS Roswell will broadcast the 31st annual state basketball tournament. Farmers must file for all risk crop insurance on 1952 crops by March 25, announced PMA officer Mrs Rowellah Lukens. Oasis 4-H forms Junior Oasis Garden Club with Oasis Garden Club as sponsor, reported by Mershon Brownlee. Former AAA champion racer Harry Hartz visited Roswell to discuss traffic safety with city officials.
Sen. Bill Lee and other leaders warn a special legislative session is likely as fights over uranium coal severance taxes general appropriations and state government reorganization intensify. They cite fiscal stakes, proposed cuts, and potential court and personnel changes driving urgent action.
Washington insiders reveal that the Carter administration used a covert entitlement for home heating oil and a modified trigger formula to dodge price controls. New England lawmakers pressed for relief, while deputy administrator Gorman Smith aligned with Big Oil, shielding prices and subsidizing fuel users amid a harsh winter and Arab price hikes.
Henry J. Taylor notes that President Carter's envoy Clark Clifford must navigate Byzantine Greek Turkish politics to advance Cyprus peace. He argues Cyprus is central to U.S. Eastern Mediterranean interests, with bases, alliances, and regional leaders shifting under crisis, while Cypriots favor independence over Enosis.
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