Roswell Strike Vote Threatens Local Economy and Company Survival
Saturday's strike vote by Amalgamated Meat ae Local 301 threatens Roswell’s economy as the union and workers press for pay and benefits while the company seeks to avoid shutdown. Glover Inc. has relied on federal loan guarantees and asset sales to stay afloat, and a prolonged walkout could push the firm toward closure and heavy community hardship.
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Chinese to settle claims for 41 cents on the dollar
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Arab nahda stirs as a Renaissance urge grows
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Rise of Islamic Influence Across Arab World and Iran
The piece analyzes growing Islamic influence from Iran under Khomeini to Arab states and the Palestinian movement. It cites Ahmed Khomeini's pledge to Yasir Arafat, arms shifts, and potential alliances with militant groups. It notes U S attempts to lure moderates and questions Egypt's Sadat reliability.
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Ardent Call For Renaissance In State Bureaucracy
SANTA FE New Mexicans press for retooling Citizens Service Centers after closures and staff cuts. The piece critiques bureaucrats and patronage while noting past efficiency and the need for accessible services, highlighting the impact on residents seeking vital statistics and other government help.
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James Reston Questions U S Defense Guarantee Timeline
In Washington a major policy question weighs on Carter and the nation. The United States face pressure to commit to political and military defense for the Middle East while handling post Vietnam attitudes and mounting opposition.
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