Study Warns Higher Minimum Wages May Cost Jobs
Dr. Jack Carlson of the Chamber of Commerce outlines projections showing job losses and higher consumer prices if the two minimum wage proposals pass. The larger $3 plan could cost millions of US jobs and raise prices nationwide and in New Mexico, while the $2.50 Carter proposal also raises costs and trims employment.
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Jack Carlson
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Carlson
Journal of Political Economy
Brookings Papers
New Mexico
Aflcio
Carter
Economist
Califano Defends Welfare View Amid Misinformation Doubts
The piece criticizes Secretary Califano for citing outdated welfare statistics to label recipients as lazy. It notes his 2 percent claim on nonworking poor and contrasts it with newer figures on AFDC participation and other aid, urging use of current, meaningful data.
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Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano
Califano
Bureau of Census
Buses Run Through Roswell As Local Birthdays And Farewell Plans Appear
Twenty five years ago on April 30 1952 three double decker London buses entered Roswell s Main Street and the union bus depot platform. Glen Lucas son of Mr and Mrs M W Lucas celebrated his seventh birthday with a party. Patricia Floyd daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Floyd and Camille Newman daughter of Mr and Mrs John Newman attended a joint party for Patricia s birthday and Camille s upcoming move to Inglewood California. Leland C Hendricks of Flying H Ranch is among about 4000 Marines just arrived in San Diego aboard the General Wm Weizel. The Roswell DAR will meet at Mrs L O Fullen s home.
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London
Roswell
Union
Glen Lucas
M.W. Lucas
N. Garden St
Patricia Floyd
L.E. Floyd
W. Tilden Sr
Camille Newman
John Newman
S. Michigan Ave
Patricia
San Diego
U.S. Navy
General Wm. Weizel
State Education Department retools legal section sparks potential suit
Santa Fe State Schools Superintendent Leonard DeLayo re established a legal section in the State Education Department a move that may prompt a suit by Attorney General Toney Anaya DeLayo said if court is needed he will seek permission to present and plead his own case asserting a constitutional agency right to counsel.
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Santa FE
Leonard DeLayo
State Education Department
Toney Anaya
DeLayo
Anaya
Battle over Education Department in-house counsel dispute in New Mexico
Anaya pushes to keep Education Department lawyers in his tent at the Bataan Memorial Building while DeLayo and the state Education Board clash over joint powers. Senate Bill 407, signed April 8 by Gov. Apodaca, terminates prior agreements and allows in-house counsel independent of AG control. DeLayo reestablishes the department legal unit and hires new staff as turnover continues.
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Education Department
Bataan Memorial
DeLayo
State Education Board
SDE
State Education
State Board of Education
Senate Finance Committee
Aubrey) Dunn
Senate
Jerry Apodaca
House
John Templeman
Bill L’esperance
Leila Andrews
Herbert Walsh
The
U.S. ties to dictators under human rights push
Washington column argues Carter's human rights policy challenges not only foreign regimes but US practice. It cites training of Latin American officers, School of the Americas, CIA election interference, and ties to Chile and other dictators as a long pattern behind Western investment and security interests.
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Washington
Carter
United States
Panama
CIA
Cias
U.S
Chile
Supreme Court Secrecy Breach Stirs Watergate Legal Debate
William Safire argues that civil libertarian principles require dismissing tainted cases when government action erodes individual rights in criminal proceedings. He cites Ellsberg and the Watergate appeals, condemning pretrial publicity and urging immediate review to uphold due process and equal justice under law.
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Supreme Court
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Nixon
John Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
The
New York Times
Totenberg
Washington
Richard Nixon
Watergate
American Civil Liberties Union
Daniel Ellsburg
Justice Brennan
Justice Marshall
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