Broadcasters Decry Federal Regulation At Albuquerque Meeting
James Gabbert and New Mexico broadcasters warned that FCC licensing and rules hamper free speech raise costs and promote job discrimination. They cited long license renewal forms and conflicts between FCC and EEOC and state hiring rules, urging a reversal of growing government control on private business.
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Access to Justice Guest Editorial on Open Courts
Fifty million cases a year flow into state courts. Reforms include prepaid legal plans public defender programs and legal aid. The goal is an open system accessible to all and moving toward justice for a free society. District Judge Paul Snead.
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Public forum parents thank Tobosa school staff
The parents of Tobosa's trainable class thank teachers for extra time and effort helping children engage in academics sports social events and weekend trips. They praise staff for guiding parents in understanding needs and preparing children as responsible adults in the community.
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Canal treaty supporters questioned over Canal giveaway
Betty Howell of 206 W Summit questions backers about the Canal deal and hints at future payoff or scandal as readers are urged to share reasons behind Canalgate accusations.
Memorial Nears Completion At New Mexico Military Institute
A memorial at the New Mexico Military Institute on Main Street and College Boulevard honors alumni and cadets who served in the armed forces and memory of Gayle G Armstrong class of 1926. Also notes a 1951 share of municipal finances showing Roswell spending less and collecting less revenue than many peers, with 3.5 percent expenditure rise and 6.5 percent revenue increase. Revival services at South Hill Baptist Church open with 10 conversions and rededications led by evangelist, with further preaching by Dr LeRoy Thompson at the Little Gray Church in Dexter this Sunday.
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Park fails lie detector tests in bribery probe report
Korean payoff man Tongsun Park reportedly flunked some Justice Department polygraph tests after 17 days of questioning in Seoul and Washington. The tests showed nervous reactions to questions about KCIA links while Park denies any payroll ties to the KCIA.
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Fair Commission drafts new concession contract specs
Santa Fe The State Fair Commission drafts new specifications for food and beverage concessions at the Coliseum and racetrack grandstand. A one year trial contract is favored to avoid loopholes while bids are reviewed, with possible extensions.
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Venice Flood Threat Returns to The Serene City
Ghastly floods threaten Venice as acqua alta rises endangering ground floor homes of about 16,000 residents. The article recalls Venice's storied history from la Serenissima to Doges, San Marco and the Piazza, while noting renewed UNESCO appeal and past flood responses.
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