Screwworm Watch Warns New Mexico of Spreading Threat
State and Southwest peers push Screwworm Watch as warmer winter fuels screwworm fly growth. Twenty four cases reported in southwest New Mexico with one pet. researchers stress sterile male releases and careful wound checks to prevent cattle and human infection.
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New Mexico
Southwest
County Extension Service
Amtrak Nightmare Editorial Calls for Substantial Route Cuts
A Washington Post editorial assesses Amtrak's 1970s launch and a costly 1980s outlook. It notes passenger gains but mounting costs and rail-priority conflicts, urging Congress to cut routes and curb subsidies as Amtrak risks a billion-dollar federal draw by 1984.
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Congress
Brock Adams
Adams
Chicago
Washington Post
Roswell Hearing Debates Abortion Funding Rules
Public forum notes a New Mexico hearing in Roswell on abortion funding regulations. Attendees report overwhelming opposition to using tax dollars for abortion on demand and urge DHS final rules to reflect citizen wishes.
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New Mexico Department of Human Services
Roswell
Roswell Museum Hosts Enamel Show By Dallas Artists
May 18 1953 report notes 22 enamel pieces by DeForrest Judd and Velma Dozier at Roswell Museum following a four Albuquerque artist exhibit last month. Also mentions Poppy Day appeal and Ric. Perry Bean's three way judicial plan set for June 2.
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Roswell Museum
Dallas
Albuquerque
DeForrest Judd
Velma Dozier
Qaddafi's Libya Ties With U S Leaders Raise Alarm
A wartime era profile notes Muammar Qaddafi's world role and Libyan ties to U S officials. It cites proposed truck and jet sales, FAA training for Libyans, and constraints on C 130 deliveries. Georgetown grant shown. a protest by Rabbi Listfield and reactions by Dean Krogh are included.
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Libya
Muammar Qaddafi
Qaddafi
Oklahoma City
FAA
State Department
Qaddaf
Lockheed
Tenance
Smith and Wesson
France
Georgetown University
Foreign Service School
Stephen Listfield
Peter Krogh
Georgetown
Krogh
New England
Doleful Dole
Robert Dole
A-rian
Dole
Heated Democratic races and right to work questions in New Mexico
In Santa Fe with three weeks until the vote the Democratic lieutenant governor and secretary of state races heat up as candidates face pressure, possible withdrawals, and party strategy. Right to work questionnaires circulate to statewide hopefuls, while federal audits haunt state education funding and governance, touching IAM concerns and public reaction. Bruce King and Bob Ferguson dispute on labor issues as scrutiny tightens around the Round House.
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Santa FE
Roberto Mondragon
Roberto
Bernalillo County House
Employment Security Commission
Federal Health Eduction and Welfare Department
General Accounting Office
State Department of Education
Attorney General's Office
Bruce King
Kings
Bob Ferguson
Merry Round House
Ferguson
Plane sale reshapes Middle East dynamics in 1978
James Reston assesses how the U S Senate vote on a planes deal with Egypt, Saudi Arabia and others affects the peace process. He argues the outcome was a limited tactical adjustment, not a fundamental shift in U S policy toward Israel, and analyzes reactions from Carter, Sadat, Begin, and Israeli officials.
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Knesset
Jerusalem
Cairo
Riyadh
Amman
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Israel
U.S
Carter
United States
Middle East
Europe
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Africa
State of
West Bank
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Begin
Ford
Kissinger
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
White House
Congress
Tobruk
Lebanon
Fifth Front
Hussein
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