French votes sound death knell for Eurocommunism in Europe
In France the centrist government wins 291 seats to 200 for Socialist Communist ranks, signaling the likely demise of Eurocommunist movements. Analysts note leftist unity fractures and warn such results may influence coalitions across Europe, with the Communists returning to minor party status.
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National Security Council urges firm U S stance on Soviet human rights
A secret presidential study summarized in Presidential Review Memorandum No 28 says there is no evidence U S human rights policy affects Soviet bargaining and that Moscow aims to limit embarrassing aspects of U S advocacy. The memo notes continued Soviet cooperation with U S diplomats despite trade restrictions. It warns harsh rhetoric may not change negotiations and calls for balancing security and rights policies.
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Anaya’s Senate bid looms as New Mexico politics shift
Attorney General Toney Anaya faces shifting odds ahead of the April 1 Democratic nominating convention. A northern Democratic leader signals a reduced push, while fears of dummy candidates fade. Governor Apodaca warns against substantive amendments in labor and abortion bills as legislative battles loom and the New Mexico National Guard PR issue comes into focus.
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Nader laments CPA defeat in congressional reform era
In a National Journal interview Ralph Nader remains despondent after Congress blocked the Consumer Protection Agency. He blames business influence and weakened Speaker power for the setback, criticizes campaign money and calls for public financing while noting congressional nerves in safe districts. The piece ends with a skeptical nod to the FTC as an alternative.
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Public forum about Roswell traffic and teen drivers
A reader applauds Roswell police for issuing citations to reckless drivers near the U S Post Office. They condemn risky behavior on Main Street while noting many teens drive safely and expressing concern over anti teen sentiment near schools and colleges.
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Roswell Jaycees Promote Lite-A Bumper Safety Drive
In Roswell 135 plus cars use the Lite-A Bumper tape as part of a national traffic safety campaign by Jaycee organizations. Saturday will mark Lite-A Bumper day with Fourth Street from Virginia to Main closed for Scotchlite distribution that glows in the dark and aims to reduce accidents.
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Lance affair shadows Carter inner circle with Bert Lance
The SEC accuses Bert Lance and partners of violating federal securities laws amid talks of bank takeovers in Washington and New York. The piece criticizes the White House and Justice Department for leniency, noting Lance's role as a Carter ally and potential consequences for investors.
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