Tennessee Senate adopts ethics code with Ten Commandments
The Tennessee Senate approved its first ethics code by a 26 to 4 vote, making the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule part of the measure. Supporters led by Sen. Halbert Harvill framed it as lasting ethics, while debates touched on Jesus teachings and the code’s authority.
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Nashville
Tenn.ap
Tennessee
State Senate
Halbert Harvill
General Assembly
Harvill
James Sullivan
SALT II talks pause as Vance and Gromyko take overnight recess
Secretary of State Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko ended a second day of SALT talks with a pause to reflect before meeting again Friday. discussions focused on a Vladivostok based Soviet proposal and U.S. proposals rejected March 30.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
Middle East
Vladivostok
Kremlin
U.S
Vance
Hodding Carter
Carter
Gromyko
Gromykov
Moscow
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
United States
Soviet Union
Waldheim
Likud
Israel
Washington
White House
Jody Powell
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Copies and copies in New Mexico legislature reveal cost and use
A detailed AP survey shows the 1977 New Mexico legislature used a Xerox 9200 and other machines to reproduce amendments and bill locators, not final texts. Total copying across agencies reaches about 1.3 million dollars yearly, with 282 machines in use and Xerox supplying most. Budgeting notes suggest centralizing copying to reduce costs amid negotiations with vendors.
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Larry Calloway
Associated Press
Santa FE
New Mexico
Xerox Corp
Legislative Council
Highway Department
Health and Social Services Department
Employment Security Commission
Vincent Montoya
Xerox
Montoya
Sandra Haug
State Records Center
Finance Department
Roswell Parks Plan Outlines Five Year Upgrade Pace
If the Sept. 13 bond passes, Roswell would begin upgrades to 18 city parks this year under a five year Parks and Recreation Development Plan. First year work centers on Spring River Park and Zoo and city pools with landscaping, sprinklers, and animal cage improvements. The plan aims to guide the Parks and Recreation Commission and City Council in facility development.
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Don Hoffman
Roswell
Ken White
White
Parks and Recreation Commission
Spring River Park
City plans $250000 five year park improvement program
The city aims to improve Spring River Park and Zoo at 36000 funding with a five year plan totaling about $250000. Officials note equipment deterioration at several parks and insufficient neighborhood park facilities while proposing automatic sprinklers to reduce long term costs and maintenance.
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White
the Daily Record
Recreation Department
Lindbergh Flight Recalled in Roswell Daily Record
Roswell residents follow the 1927 Spirit of St. Louis flight as the Daily Record plans to reproduce its May 21 front page reporting Lindbergh landing in Paris at 2 31 PM. The event drew a vast welcome at Le Bourget after takeoff from Roosevelt Field on Long Island.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
N.Y
France
le Bourget
Paris
Lindbergh
Roswell
Atlantic
Judge blocks $70,000 legal fee for Navajo leader
Navajo Tribal Court grants a permanent injunction preventing Peter MacDonald from spending the $70,000 approved by the Tribal Council for his legal expenses. The hearing lasted nearly six hours after a temporary restraining order had been issued amid claims the resolution bypassed budget procedures.
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Shiprock
Navajo Tribal Council
Peter MacDonald
MacDonald
Lee Bailey
Raymond Smith
Houck, Ariz
Willis Peterson
Manuelito
Wilson Halona
Tohatchi
Jimmy Woody
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