Carter lifts travel ban to four Communist nations
President Carter announced the end of the U S travel ban to four Communist nations, saying the policy will be lifted effective March 18. He reiterated U S fault on human rights but did not equate Chile’s 1973 overthrow with that issue.
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Historic Telephone Building Saved From Demolition in Roswell
The 67 year old Telephone Building at 217 W. Third St. was spared as the City Council accepted a bid to demolish other site structures for the new Roswell Public Library. The council tabled demolition plans for 30 days to seek funds, with state Planning Office pledging up to 40000 toward restoration. Bert Murphy of Roswell was named as involved party, while an architect estimated restoration at about 185000. residents debated keeping or removing the building.
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Roswell City Halts Drainage Plan Funding Over RIAC Housing Sale
Roswell City Council unanimously refused to spend city funds to fix a drainage problem at the RIAC Wherry housing area. GSA plans to sell 785 units but requires drainage work, while the mayor says the city owns the railroad spur and disputes its role. GSA officials say bids depend on addressing the drainage issue.
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County share increase eyed in House tax bill 128
Chaves County stands to gain 110 500 in revenue if Senate passes the House Taxation and Revenue Committee substitute for House Bill 128. The bill shifts funds from state to county tax shares, aiming to relieve taxpayers with a state surplus of 73 million dollars. Roswell officials eye larger gross receipts tax shares for municipal relief.
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