Supreme Court limits OSHA surprise inspections in major ruling
The Supreme Court ruled inspectors must obtain a search warrant to enter a business for an OSHA inspection unless invited by the owner. The decision grounds that reasonable searches apply to commercial premises and could curb federal agencies' overreaching in regulatory duties.
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Supreme Court
Federal
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OHSA
OSHA
Labor
Ray Marshall
Marshall
Idaho
High Court
Ferguson Proposes Beer and Wine Licenses to Ease Liquor Policy
Lt. Gov. Robert Ferguson spoke to the Clovis Kiwanis on liquor licensing a key New Mexico issue. He urged state issued beer and wine licenses for restaurants and tourist facilities that could revert ownership or location, protecting standard license investments while expanding access. The plan aims to attract visitors with fewer economic disruptions.
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Robert Ferguson
Clovis Kiwanis Club
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Ferguson
Public forum critic faces backlash over film reviews
A reader blasts a newspaper critic for consistently condemning movies and promoting shock thrillers. The letter argues movies should entertain a broad audience, including children, and calls for more positive reviews of light hearted, age appropriate films.
Secretaries' Day Tea Sponsored By Roswell Chapter
In Roswell on May 2 1993 the National Secretaries' Association chapter hosts a Secretaries' Day tea from 4 to 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs F C Dean Jr 916 N Delaware Ave all secretaries invited Lions honor school safety patrols at Cahoon Park annual picnic yesterday afternoon from 3 30 to 5.
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Secretary of Commerce
Roswell
National Secretaries’ Association
F.C Dean Jr
Delaware Ave
Cahoon Park
Hoffa suspect Briguglio death remains unsolved
Two months after Salvatore Briguglio was gunned down in Manhattan the murder remains unsolved. He was a key Hoffa case suspect and United States labor racketeering links and mob influence in Local 560 are highlighted.
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Washington
Salvatore Briguglio
Manhattan
Jimmy Hoffa
Briguglio
Teamsters Local 560
Union City
Tony Pro
Anthony Provenzano
Local 560
America
Robert Stewart
Newark
N.J
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Stewart
Provenzano
560
Tony Castellito
Senate
Justice Department
Ralph Picardo
Picardo
Union
Nunzio
New York Teamsters Conference Pension Fund
United States
Doctorate offer in Roswell faces BEF hurdle and funding debate
A Nova University PhD in public administration proposed for Roswell remains uncleared by New Mexico BEF. The column notes funding laws, an emergency fund debate, and a State Fair concession bid deadline as a busy news mix.
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Santa FE
Nova University of Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roswell
State Board of Educational Finance
BEF
Midland
Texas
Reporter-Telegram
Florida
Nova University
Fort Lauderdale
Ron Crawley
Nova
New Mexico
West Texas
State Board of Finance
Board of Finance
Executive Branch
Carter Plan to Pack the Federal Elections Commission Fails
In 1978 Washington battles over Carter and Speaker ONeill attempts to tilt the Federal Elections Commission 3-3 by placing Democrat Zagoria on a Republican seat and McGarry on a Democratic seat. Senate rules balked, amid anonymous allegations and White House mixed messages, delaying nominations as critics warn the move could affect campaign finance audits and protect voters.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Tip — Neill
Federal Elections Commission
Washington Post
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Zagoria
O'Neill
John McGarry
Carter
Zagoria
Senate Rules Committee
Boston
McGarry
Ber
White House
Robert Lipshutz
IRS
FBI
Lipshutz
Senate Rules
Claiborne Pell
D-Ril
Senate
Howard Baker
Congress
Pell
National Endowment On the Humanities
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Frank Moore
Baker
Zagorias
Congressional
Moore
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Jack Anderson
Senate Investigations Committee
Rio Arribado
Bill
Eddie
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Charlie
Jane
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Ernie Mills
Bernalillo
Finance Board
William Safire
Nard McGarry
Capitol Hill
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