Carter Signs Urban Policy With 3.7 Billion Programs
President Carter approved an urban policy including federal programs totaling 3.7 billion dollars and tax breaks worth 1.7 billion to stimulate activity in distressed areas. Officials noted a last minute clash over proposed cuts of 1.5 billion, which were restored after debate. Carter focused on program value over total spending, skeptical of a soft public works plan.
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N.Y. Times News
Washington
Carter
Office of Management and Budget
White House
New York Times
National Development Bank
Oval Office
Candidacy Set for Top Roswell Game and Fish Post
Two former Roswell district supervisors Harold Olson and Bill Montoya, now assistant directors, vie for the Game and Fish Department chief post as a five member panel interviews at a Santa Fe meeting Monday. The commission plans to name a successor to Bill Huey by Monday evening with possible internal promotion favored, and Huey will become state secretary of natural resources on April 1.
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State Game and Fish Department
Roswell
Commission
State Game Commission
Bill Huey
Santa Fe
Harold Olson
Bill Montoya
Colorado
Kansas
Olson
Montoya
Daily Record
Huey
Francesco Urrea Jr
John W. Jones
Albuquerque
Bob H. Forrest
Carlsb
Gallup
Urrea
Forrest
Jones
Miners End 109 Day Coal Strike With Three Year Pact
Union and industry leaders sign a three year contract ending a 109 day coal strike. Final UMW vote: 58,384 in favor 57 percent. 44,210 against 43 percent. Miners to return to work as talks continue on post settlement issues.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Joseph P. Brennan
BCOA
Miller
Association of Bituminous Contractors
Pash recalls Orthodox Easter customs and Roswell links
Edgar Constantine Boris Pash, grandson of a metropolitan and archbishop, describes Orthodox Easter rituals including the late night processions, the Khristos voskres greeting, and a lavish family feast featuring paskha, kulich, khlebsol, and vodka. He and his wife Ann run Stage Stop Antiques in Roswell.
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Edgar Constantine Boris Pash
United States
Canada
San Francisco
Pash
Ann
Roswell
West Second Street
The
Daily Record
Khristos Voskres
Hall seeks sheriffs post in Chaves County primary
L M Hall resigns as Roswell chief of police to pursue Republican nomination for sheriff of Chaves County with the June 6 primary. Hall, 53, a WWII Air Force veteran, has a long Roswell law enforcement career including chief of Roswell Police and county deputy sheriff. He and wife Juanita reside at 1905 S Richardson Ave with three children.
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L.M. Hall
Chaves County
Hall
Air Force
Walker Air Force Base
Artesia
His Wife
Juanita
S. Richardson Ave
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N. Catalina St
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Peter the Great
Christ
Voistinno Voskres
West
Sheriffs Post
Lin Hall Jr
Patti Tucker
Rebecca Neely
L.M. Hall Sheriff
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