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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1978

Page

4

Former Mayor hatches plan to fund NM Military Institute complex

Former mayor Jerry N. Smith, finishing his term, seeks new funding for the $2 million NMMI physical education complex after a $500,000 cut by the 1978 Legislature. He explores a potential $250,000 EDA grant with a possible $250,000 regional matching from Four Corners, while urging continued local fundraising.

Jerry N. Smith New Mexico Military Institute Smith NMMI U.S. Economic Development Administration EDA

FTC chief questions physician control of Blue Shield boards

In a sharp House subcommittee report, FTC Chairman Michael Pertschuk cited that 46 of 69 Blue Shield plans have physician controlled boards and urged consideration of FTC oversight over non profits. He argued rising health costs outpace inflation and suggested a 25 percent doctor presence on boards to balance interests.

FTC Michael Pertschuk Pertschuk House Blue Shield Blue Shield Association Blue Shield Boards

Today in History March 22 1978 AP Brief Highlights

On this date in 1917 the United States recognized a new provisional government in Russia. Other items note the 1794 slave trade law, Puerto Rico slave freeing in 1837, Arab League founding in 1945, anti-Moslem riots in 1964, General Westmoreland named Army chief of staff in 1968, and ethics code in 1964. Birthdays include Maurice Stans and Gen James Gavin. Thought for today quotes Mohammed.

Associated Press United States Russia U.S Congress Puerto Rico Arab League Cairo Egypt India Vietnam William Westermoreland Army New York U.S. Senate Senate Soviet Union Carter Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans James Gavin Mohammed

Roswell Plans Soapbox Derby Entries Ahead of July 4 Event

Derby director R M Higginbotham announced about 30 entries now in with expectations to reach about 75 for Roswell's first soapbox derby. The race will serve as qualifiers for the All American Derby in Akron, Ohio.

Roswell R.M. Higginbotham Higginbotham Optimists Club Akron Ohio Crawford Asrey Roswell Municipal West Texas Asrey

Teamsters Pension Fund Ties Highlight Mob Influence

A House hearing probes mob links to the Central States Pension Fund and alleged improper loans and audits. Ex Teamsters leaders resign as trustees while advisers tied to PROD testify. Investigations target Allen Dorfman and New York funds amid disputes over oversight and real estate loans. Human rights memo ponders Carter’s stance amid detente.

Washington Jimmy Hoffa Teamsters Hoffa Labor Department Central States Pension Fund Frank Fitzsimmons House Ways and Means Oversight Sam Gibbons D-Fla Jake Pickle D-Tex Allen Dorfman Pension Fund Las Vegas Dorfman PROD Teamsters Pension Fund New York Teamsters Fund California Carter United States National Security Council U.S Kremlin Moscow China Cuba

New Mexico Administration Faces January Change and Questions

Top aides urge clarity on who will fill key cabinet posts as Gov. Apodaca’s appointees exit and transition plans unfold. Voters weigh right to work and collective bargaining amid looming reorganization and potential vetoes of new department structures.

Santa FE Dave Cargo New Mexico Cargo Bruce King Jerry Apodaca Apodaca Sidelight Birdie Health and Social Services Department Human Services Department Department of Hospitals and Institutions

Gasoline prices and popular demand in the Soviet Union

Russell Baker notes the Soviet price hike blamed on popular demand and contrasts it with American government inaction. He cites Andrei and Natasha in a Moscow pumping scene, Glushkov’s justification, and a satirical view of how both systems respond to public pressure and everyday costs.

Andrei Natasha Gospadin New York First Avenue Soviet Union Nikolai T. Glushkov Glushkov Bolkonski Rostovs Smerdyakov Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov Marx United States Washington Moscow

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