National Employ the Older Worker Week Observed
The article highlights the value of older workers and retirement-age citizens in Roswell. It notes nationwide and New Mexico data showing older employees adapt quickly, have low absenteeism, and peak performance around ages 51 to 60, urging employers to harness their experience and skills.
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Roswell
New Mexico Employment Security Commission
Bank insiders drew overdraft and loan perks cited in federal survey
A federal survey by the Fed, FDIC, and OCC finds insiders overdrawing accounts and receiving favorable loans at several banks in 1977. It notes public officials enjoying interest-free overdrafts, and links to Bert Lance as an example. The report spurs calls for tougher banking laws and a Senate Banking Committee hearing.
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American Bankers Association
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Comptroller of the Currency
Bert Lance
Georgia
Lance
Senate Banking Committee
The
Albuquerque Tribune
Carter press rolls to sway undecided senators on Panama Canal treaties
President Carter warns Cabinet that ratification vote is crucial and targets fence sitters with tailored appeals. Mondale notes the stakes for his presidency, while White House minutes show growing but fragile support and planned outreach to key lawmakers and Republican allies. FTC fuss follows over a forthcoming FTC appointment.
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Washington
Carter
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Frank Moore
Senate
White House
Gerald Ford
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Kissinger
Nelson Rockefeller
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Senate Democrats
FTC
Fuss
Federal Trade Commission
Political rumors swirl around Apodaca TV plans and state changes
Santa Fe sources report Gov. Jerry Apodaca may serve as a political analyst for an Albuquerque TV station on primary night and discuss similar work for another station on general election night. Unconfirmed chatter links a former governor’s office employee to statewide precinct return duties for quick coverage.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Albuquerque
Apodaca
Duke City
Governor's Office
Capitol
Roundhouse
Supreme Court
Birdie
Richard Catanach
Eddie Lopez
Legislative Finance Committee
Catanach
Lopez
Treaties and U.S. leverage amid Carter Baker forum debate
A public forum questions rapid ratification of treaties in Panama and the shift of American property to a Marxist regime. It critiques Carter and Baker for power politics amid distrust of Helsinki accords and raises ethical choices for senators facing inducements for approval.
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Ethopia
Carter
Howard Baker
Panama
White House
Public forum letter policy for Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record explains space limits and submission rules for letters to the public forum. Letters should be signed on original copies with the writer’s home address and must be under 200 words. Libelous, in poor taste, candidate endorsing, or false claims letters will not be published and addressed to Roswell Daily Record P O Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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Roswell Daily Record
Roswell Daily Record Public Forum
P.O. Box
Roswell, N.M
Powhatan Carter Elected President Of Chapter B POE
Mrs Powhatan Carter was elected and installed as president of Chapter B POE 25 years ago on March 16 1953 at a gathering hosted by Mrs Guy Nickson and Mrs John B Beers Jr. Other officers installed included vice president Mrs L C Harris recording secretary Mrs Fred G Rowell corresponding secretary Mrs Ned Nickson treasurer Mrs Philip Wight chaplain Mrs L P Richart and guard Mrs L E Knoedler. Delegates named were Mrs Carter and Mrs George M Slaughter with alternates Mrs D N Pope and Mrs Ned Nickson. Hostess coffee at the Shuey home followed honoring Mrs Jo Dean James.
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Powhatan Carter
POE
Guy Nickson
John B. Beers Jr
Nickson
L.C. Harris
Fred G. Rowell
Ned Nickson
Philip Wight
Chaplin
L.P. Richart
L.E. Knoedler
Carter
George M. Slaughter
D.N. Pope
Charles Shuey
Sam Bradley
Shuey
South
Washington Ave
Jo Dean James
D.A. Bradley
Linkage in U S Soviet policy a broad strategic approach
Helmut Sonnenfeldt argues that the debate over linkage and detente obscures core issues. He distinguishes two meanings, emphasizing a broad, interlinked strategy from tactical issue tradeoffs and notes Nixon administration sought a wide, restrained front with China and Eastern Europe.
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Soviet Union
Nixon
Congress
United States
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Middle East
Southeast Asia
People’s Republic of China
West
Vietnam
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