Carter Sadat Begin reach main peace treaty ingredients
President Carter announced that Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin agreed on the core elements of a Middle East peace treaty after intensive talks in Jerusalem and Cairo. Key remaining issues included Sinai oil guarantees and Gaza administration, with Israel’s cabinet review pending.
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County's federal funds decline to $78.4 million in 1978
Chaves County received an estimated 78.4 million dollars from New Mexico's 3.3 billion federal spending in fiscal 1978, a 16 million drop from 1977. Health and Welfare led with 37.77 million, Social Security about 25 million, while Defense funds fell after defense contracts were reduced.
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Baker seeks probe of Carters business amid fumbled finances
Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker leads calls for a probe into the Carter family business amid allegations of falsified records tied to Bert Lance loans and an FBI review of warehouse finances in Bainbridge Georgia while various federal departments report mixed spending for 1978.
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Glover blocks Roswell plant production ahead of union strike
Glover Inc plans to wind down the Roswell meat processing plant as workers from the Free Meat Cutters Union prepare for a Thursday strike. Company officials cite wage proposals, job impacts, and regional packer status while Mayor L C Stiles explains potential economic effects to Roswell residents.
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Tax rebate bill heads to governor after Senate approval
A $51 million tax cut providing a $40 per exemption food tax credit for each state resident cleared the Senate unanimously. The measure, crafted by Rep. Collin R. McMillan’s Taxation and Revenue Committee, moves to Gov. Bruce Ng for signature.
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Unethical and Costly Consumer Protection Questioned
A fragment from a Daily Record Roswell page cites debates on consumer protection ethics and constitutional concerns, noting potential monetary costs. It references broader editorials and state governance themes with scattered mentions of tax cut politics and fiscal policy.
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