Carter greeted by large crowds in England during summit visit
President Carter drew cheering crowds in Washington and Newcastle England amid demonstrations praising his human rights stance. Observers compare the reception to Kennedy's Europe tour and note Carter's early actions on human rights Soviet policy and energy crisis relief. He is hailed as a man of action and youthful appeal with plans to push Congress on energy measures.
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Carter
England
John F. Kennedy
Europe
Washington
Newcastle
Britain
Kennedy
Berlin
House
Soviet Union
Congress
Public officials fault public with tax reappraisal limits
New Mexico Association of Counties approved a resolution Friday in Las Cruces calling a 10 percent annual cap on property tax reappraisals unconstitutional. The measure, signed April 6 by Gov. Apodaca, aims to curb steep tax hikes from Bernalillo County assessments amid public outcry.
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New Mexico Association of Counties
Las Cruces
Jerry Apodaca
John Irick
Aernalillo
House of Representatives
Colin McMillan
R-Chaves- DeBaca
Irick
Bernalillo County
The
Association of Counties
Apodaca
Bernalillo
Vigil
Wleadras Enterprises
al Romero
Grant County
New Mexico
Romero
Chaves
Taos
San Miguel
Mora
Guadalupe
Sandoval
Valencia
Socorro
Tor
Grant
Public forum on cost of government and health care costs
Letter argues rising health care costs reflect government spending and inflation. It blames HEW under Joseph Califano and President Carter, cites budget jumps from 2.1 billion to 128.8 billion, and accuses political and global groups of shaping a new world order.
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Joseph Califano
Carter
HEW
Johnson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Califano
Trilateral Commission
Institute For World Order
Council On Foreign Relations
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Ford
United States
George S. Richardson
W. Tilden St
Statement of discontent over Roswell conditions and missing industry
The speaker vents frustration about Roswell lacking productive industry and growth, condemns retired military, real estate, and loan sharks, and criticizes law and order drift and alley garbage. He notes a stopover for Texas horse race fans and asserts many deficits in the town.
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Law and Order
Texas
Roswell Prisoners Strike Over Bologna Dinner
In Roswell 13 inmates at Chaves County Jail refused to return to cells after a dayroom meal of bologna. The City Council granted the old fairgrounds to the Optimist Club for a youth baseball park football field and recreation area. Patrick F Hanagan won the Fifth Judicial District district attorney primary election.
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Henry Puryear
Chaves County
Fair Grounds
Optimist Club
Roswell
Patrick F. Hanagan
Fifth Judicial District
Jaramillo backs Piedras Enterprises amid liquor ties
Santa Fe Carlos Jaramillo denies a conflict between his state liquor director role and Piedras Enterprises with Abe Garcia in Taos. The new firm lists Garcia Jaramillo and Vigil as officers and shares invested. Jaramillo notes his stake is small and could resign if a conflict exists.
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Santa FE
Carlos Jaramillo
McKinley County
Abe Garcia
Piedras Enterprises, Inc
Taos
Garcia
Jaramillo
Alfonso F. Vigil
Ranchos de
Vigil
Piedras Enterprises
Carlos Jaramillo Jr
First National Bank of Santa Fe
el Sabino, Inc
el Sabino Package and Liquors
Gallup
Hwy
Joe Florez
Prewitt
Smith Lake
Thompson
New Piedras Enterprises
State Land Office
Bureaucracy as a necessary force and feared octopus
In his early weeks as attorney general Griffin Bell confronts the sprawling federal bureaucracy likened to an octopus. The piece argues the bureaucracy, despite hazards, is essential as the glue holding society together, delivering services and restraining political excess.
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Jimmy Carter
Washington
Nixon Reenters Public Life as Elder Statesman
The column surveys Richard Nixon's return to public life after years of dramatic rises and falls. It weighs reactions from detractors and supporters, notes his televised interview with David Frost, and argues for accepting him as a possible elder statesman rather than treating him as a future threat.
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N.Y
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Frost
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