Heat and Duty in the New Mexico House
The piece criticizes about half the 70 New Mexico representatives for walking out before a vote on a bill banning indecent dancing and topless waitresses. It argues legislators must face public business, resist fear of controversy, and accept the heavy workload and proposed limits on bill introductions to curb legislative flood.
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New Mexico House
Santa Fe
United Press International
House
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Charges In Earned Income Shake Up
The Albuquerque Tribune condemns the Senate for overturning a 1977 pact that capped outside income at 15 percent of a $66 125 salary. It notes the 24 hour rules change done by voice vote, calling it cowardly and self serving.
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U.S. Senate
Senate
Specia
Albuquerque Tribune
California seeks permission for two new nuclear plants
Editorials in Santa Fe papers reflect concerns over gasoline shortages and oil supply while the White House discusses rationing. The piece notes California’s bid to the Department of Energy for approval to build two nuclear power plants amid past ballot defeats and gubernatorial pauses on nuclear development.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
U.S
Middle East
White House
California
Department of Energy
Local Meeting Notes Mention Lent Talk and Social Plans
Twenty five years ago Mrs. C L Schnedar ident conducted the meeting Rev Mathias Heile gave a talk about Lent at the Chum Society meeting held at Sally’s home The Sheriff's Posse Auxilia met at Mrs Ann Babcock's home with Vera Forrester as co host for the meeting business and planning Hazel Wingfield presided over the meeting plans were made for a costume dance and breakfast to be held at the Institute's game was played on the Institute's
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C.L. Schnedar
Mathias Heile
Chum Society
Sally
Sheriff's Posse Auxilia
Ann Babcock
Vera Forrester
Eisemia
Hazel Wingfield
Presiea
Institute
Carter's bid for peace stumbles with Middle East leaders
Washington reports outline President Carter's effort to win favor with Israel Iran Egypt Saudi leaders in hopes of peace. Rabin Begin and Brzezinski clash over policy, while Israel Iran and Egypt grow wary of U S backing. The shah Sadat and Saudi ties fray as Carter's diplomacy yields mixed results.
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Washington
Middle East
United States
Carter
Israel
Iran
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
White House
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Iton
Menachem Begin
Vic Begin
Begin
Labor Party
Zbigniew Oo Eee
Lea
Ever Blunt
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Persian Gulf
Anwar Sadatassi Y
Sadat
Cairo
Governor Marked To Twist Arms In Santa Fe Session
New Mexico governor explains a forthcoming meeting with legislative leaders Aubrey Dunn and John Mershon. Dunn chairs the Senate Finance Committee and Mershon heads the House Appropriations and Finance Committee. The piece notes these two are pivotal in nearly every bill and budget item as the session nears its end.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Sen
Aubrey Dunn
Senate Finance Committee
Rep
John Mershon
House Appropriations and Finance Committee
Dunn
Mershon
Pade
Senate
Soviets closing on Malta in strategic Mediterranean stance
Henry J. Taylor argues the Soviet pressure on Malta threatens NATO access and U.S. Navy operations in the Mediterranean. He notes Malta’s strategic location five-island chain, Libyan ties, Mintoff leadership, Brezhnev contacts, and the potential for a Soviet foothold near Gibraltar. The piece highlights Malta’s history, base leases, and economic impact on Britain and local industry.
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Malta
United States
Mediterranean
Cuba
Caribbean
Gozo
Comino
Filfla
Comminotto
Sicily
Africa
Libya
U.S.S.R
NATO
U 6Th
Israel
Algeria
Algiers
Soviet Union
Gibraltar
Zavidov
Brezhnev
Mintoff
Britain
Australia
Canada
Muammar el-Qaddafe
Wildman
Qaddafi
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Ronnie
Fred McCaffrey
Ture
Ane
Henry J. Taylor
Gibraltar Strait
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George Borg- Oliver W
Dom Mintoff
NTO
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Morr
Valletta
Ussr
Ccarr Pright Gee
Moscow
Joe Common
Paris
Central Committee
District of Columbia
Knights of St. John
France
Islands
Fort St. Elmo
Grand
Marsamxett
Beni
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