Short careers for military retirees in government service riled by double dipping
A House appropriations subcommittee backed a bill to bar retirement pay while retirees work for the federal government, exempting 141,000 retirees already on the payroll. The measure aims to curb double dipping and could save $26 million this year, rising as more retirees join civilian government work.
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House Appropriations Subcommittee
Congress
Carter
Department of Defense
U.S
Carter vows veto over inflationary bills in new clash with Democrats
President Carter warned he will veto spending he deems extravagant as he targets the farm water and education bills. He cited deficits and urged restraint while Democrats push subsidies and education aid. The standoff mirrors tensions with Congress over budget priorities.
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Carter
Senate
Public forum praises the young generation
A reader urges praise for the youth over constant criticism. She cites exposure to dope and alcohol but expresses optimism in the finest young people, including single or married individuals, urging trust in the future and support for youth.
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Ruth L. Trimble
N. Grand Ave
Roswell Event Highlights May 1952 Recital and Birthdays
Wanda Payton hosted a junior high home economics class party at her parents east of Roswell with teacher Mrs Kern Jacobs. Mrs Bruce P Connor from Huff Fine Arts Studio presented piano students in recital at the Woman's Club with ushers Mrs George Miller and Mrs Joe Huff. Mrs P O Hawkins 1007 W Eighth St was surprised with a birthday party by neighbors.
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Wanda Payton
Roswell
Kern Jacobs
Bruce P. Connor
Huff Fine Arts Studio
Woman's Club
George Miller
Joe Huff
P.O. Hawkins
Eighth St
State urged to switch IBM gear to cut costs
Don Fry of Southwestern Computer Services argues New Mexico should replace IBM equipment with plug compatible hardware from ITEL and Amdahl Corp to save money. He cites potential savings in software, tools, and staff, noting 14 million annual total computer costs for state entities and high maintenance costs with IBM.
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Santa Fe
Don Fry
IBM
Fry
ITEL
San Francisco
Amdahl Corp
Palo Alto
Calif
SADPC
Southwestern Computer Services, Inc
Albuquerque
Los Alamos
Alex Padilla
State Highway Department
Employment Security Commission
Oil and Gas Accounting Commission
Oil Conservation Commission and
Land Office
Vincent Montoya
Montoya
Frank Angel
Angel
Parks and Recreation Commission
Corrections Department
Univac
Capitol
State Finance Department
SADCP
Revenue Bureau
Carter's Ringers Shake NRA Power Structure
A Washington probe reveals internal NRA turmoil as Harlon Carter leads a shift to militant leadership. Infighting over sexual coercion claims and mass firings culminates in a dramatic Cincinnati convention upheaval with the Troika ousted and Carter allies taking control.
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National Rifle Association
NRA
Institute For Legislative Action
Capitol Hill
Minutemen
Harlon Carter
Maxwell E. Rich
Carter
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