Weicker presses for Watergate style probe into Curran case
Sen. Lowell Weicker demands a Senate Select Committee to probe the Curran investigation into Carter family peanut business arguing the Justice Department delays and political interference echo Watergate tactics. He rejects any committee seat and cites tarnished image and ongoing corruption concerns. Justice Dept works to define Curran’s role and protect him from firing. Senate leader Byrd calls for written guarantees for Curran to operate without fear.
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Formal grievance filed against income support chief
Aline Bunch, Roswell field office manager for the Income Support Division, faces a formal grievance from multiple division employees who accuse her of leaving critical vacancies unfilled and shifting workloads. Reports note a work stoppage on March 15 and 16 with few clerical staff present, while Bunch cites a hiring moratorium from state director Larry Ingram as the cause.
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Roswell
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Linda Nieto
Jessie Sedillo
Jan Nunez
Angie Luba
Christine Freeman
Janet Knoch
Martha Norton
Jane Serrano
Teresa Guerrero
Janet Brown
Kathryn Quintana
Betty Biggs
Eleanor Williams
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White House to host Egyptian Israeli peace treaty signing
President Carter Sadat and Begin will sign the Egypt Israel peace treaty Monday at the White House north lawn at 2 p.m. EST with 1,200 guests and a televised ceremony. A Monday ecumenical prayer service follows at the National Cathedral before a state dinner.
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Florence Harpster to Walk Daughter Down Aisle With Dad
Florence M. Harpster aged 64 from Tigard Oregon will be accompanied partway by her 101 year old father Parl Mulkey of Woodland Washington as her husband Arthur Flaharty 68 of Portland waits at the altar. Her son Calvin Har of Renton Washington will finish escorting her the last steps.
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Phosphorus Truck Fire Damages Gettysburg Monument
A tractor-trailer carrying 89 drums of hazardous phosphorous ignited in Gettysburg. The blaze scorched a Civil War monument The 26th Pennsylvania Emergency Volunteers and forced 80 people to hospital for smoke inhalation. Police warned the chemical could ignite again if not kept underwater.
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Ryder Truck Lines
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Thomas W. Hummelbaugh
Panel withholds race track license in Albuquerque
The state racing board withheld issuance of a license to Thela Inc for two tracks pending investigation of its directors. The firm asked to be licensed to operate at Ruidoso Downs and Sunland after the probe concludes. The commission, chaired by Geor Maloof, set a 60 day staff review and a later hearing with directors present. Sunland Park races continue under a provisional license.
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Cable TV crackdown targets illegal hookups in Roswell
In Roswell the Daily Record notes a regional crackdown on unauthorized cable connections and unpaid service. A local official warns residents to settle accounts to avoid penalties while authorities focus on prompted enforcement.
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