Endorsement For Andrews And Dow To Court Of Appeals
The Roswell Daily Record backs Leila B. Andrews and James L. Dow in the Democratic primary for New Mexico Court of Appeals. It argues seven judges will improve efficiency and balance, highlights Andrews broad government and legal experience, and notes Dow brings rural representation and conservative jurisprudence to the court. Both are praised as superb candidates for the state’s second highest court.
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State Court of Appeals
New Mexico
Court of Appeals
Andrews
University of New Mexico School of Law
Law School
Appeals Court
Waldo Spiess
Spiess
Apodaca
Governor's Recreation
New Mexico Association of Regional Councils
Governor's Energy Impact
State Housing Authority
Community Assistance Council
Albuquerque
Dow
Carlsbad
Legal Services Inc
Albuquerque-Santa Fe
Highlaliber
Roswell Daily Record
Court introduces $2 fee for public file inquiries
A New Mexico federal court begins a $2 charge for inquiries into its index files and judgments. Clerk Jesse Casaus says the fee applies to both in-person and phone requests, a practice the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts confirms as legal. Critics call it a double charge against taxpayers and question who will be deemed unable to pay.
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U.S District Court
New Mexico
Jesse Casaus
Casaus
United States
Public Memorial Day Thanks From Roswell Legion
Commander Edward W. Loudat of American Legion Post 28 thanks individuals, businesses and the City of Roswell for observing Memorial Day on May 30 in the traditional observance.
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Roswell
The
American Legion
Edward W. Loudat
Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney leads Roswell Friday
Wayne Hood fired a 160 for 36 holes to lead the field in the Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney at Roswell Municipal. Hood and four top players earn an all expense trip to Las Cruces for the state tourney June 25 27 with the winners advancing to the national event in Ann Arbor Mich August 17 22. Five leaders trained last week in the Best Dress project in a Chamber of Commerce room workshop led by Mary B Nelson. Roswell reports a better crime record than many cities over 25 000 population.
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Wayne Hood
Jaycee
Roswell Municipal Course
Ann Arbor
Mich
Chamber of Commerce
Mary B. Nelson
Roswell
China Lobby Revisited Mystery of a Defector’s Tale
A defector from Taiwan named R F Chen told the FBI he was pressed into the Chinese Nationalists espionage network. The piece recalls the era’s China Lobby influence and secret cables alleging Chiang Kai shek aimed to provoke a world war to aid his regime. It notes hush money cash payments and political pressure on officials and diplomats.
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Washington
R.F. Chen
FBI
New York City
Taiwan
China Lobby
United States
Chiang Kai-she
Chiang
State Department
Capitol Hill
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
George Marshall
Spy Chen coerced by Taiwan forces to act as double agent
Rong Fang Chen, a 28 year old Taiwan dissident, was detained by the Taiwan Garrison Command and subjected to brutal questioning. He signed a limited confession to avoid prison and agreed to gather intelligence from friends in Taiwan's independence movement. His first assignment was to spy on dissidents in Japan.
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McCarthy
Marshall
Senate
Rong Fang Chen
Taiwan
United States
China
Chen
Independence Movement
Japan
Environmental groups merge in Santa Fe to bolster lobbying
Santa Fe Clearing House for Environmental Action joins with Friends of the Earth amid changes led by Sally Rodgers who will shift to Washington DC issues yet continue NM legislature lobbying. The merger aims for a stronger, more mature environmental lobby and a possible meeting ground with industry. There is note of Life Cycle Cost Analysis in state purchasing to save energy costs, with bulbs highlighted as a case.
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Santa FE
Santa Fe Clearing House For Environmental Action
Friends of the Earth Organization
Clearing House
New Mexico
Sally Rodgers
Miss Rodgers
Washington, D.C
Friends of the Earth Group
Friends of the Earth
Friends of the Earth Clearing House
Enemies of the Earth
New Mexico Energy and Minerals Department
Energy Department
Fiat's Troubles Mirror Italy's Struggles In Turmoil
In Turin, Fiat employs about 200000 workers and faces strikes from the Italian Communist Party. Giovanni Agnelli travels to the USSR to secure expansion while global political friction heightens amid government paralysis. Italy's instability threatens NATO Mediterranean influence and American interests.
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Turin
Italy
Fiat
Sicily
Sardenia
Japan
Giovanni Agnelli
Reds
Lenin
Agnelli
Italian Communist Party
Partito Communista Italiano
PCT
Kremlin
US. S.R
Togliatti
Communist Party
Volga
Aleksei N. Kosygin
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Our Sea
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