State Sponsored New Mexico Magazine Faces Competition Clash
A column argues that New Mexico Magazine under publisher Robert D Davis rose from a 45000 monthly circulation to 74000 while turning a 250000 deficit into a 200000 surplus on 1.5 million annual revenue. It cautions that shifting to business coverage would pit a state sponsored outlet against private New Mexico Business Journal, raising fairness concerns.
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New Mexico
Robert D Davis
Davis
New Mexico Magazine
New Mexico Business Journal
Courageous Catholic bishops call for end to nuclear arms race
A public forum praises the Anti-Nuclear Catholic Bishops of the U.S. for urging disarmament and redirecting the $183 billion nuclear buildup to peaceful programs. The letter argues dialogue and reducing fear benefit global security and notes Soviet proposals for a nuclear free zone in Europe.
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U.S
America
Wilson Quarterly
NATO
Ussr
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Europe
UN General Assembly
Dl Tinhana
Reform urged for black lung program to curb abuses
Parkersburg News reports that social security loopholes are not the only abuses found in federal programs as black lung payments surge into billions. The fund runs a $1.2 billion deficit, outpacing coal tax income, prompting calls for changes to definitions of miner and disability to exclude non miners or non disabled workers. Carl Bagge of the National Coal Association proposes reforms and allows a possible tax increase if needed after reforms.
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National Coal Association
Bagge
Old First Christian Church Sealed For Move
A 61 year old church at 400 N Richardson Ave closed its doors after today services as the congregation plans to worship at a new church at Chisum and South Main streets. Rev Elbert Hanes announced the move during the service. Texas oilman Tom Hanes addressed Desk and Derrick Club members on prospects for the U S oil industry despite government restraints. Carole Jean Pickett 18, said she will seek candidacy in the county beauty contest. Mrs James Hinkle introduced speaker Robert C Hanson at the state DAR convention in Roswell.
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N. Richardson Ave
Chisum
South Main Streets
Elbert Hanes
Tom Hanes
Texas
Desk and Derrick Club
U.S
Carole Jean Pickett
James Hinkle
State Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert C. Hanson
Roswell
Reagan Praises Haig Amid Column Storm of Backbiting
Washington notes reveal President Reagan telephoned to affirm Al Haig’s strong stand on policy. The widening dispute centers on alleged leaks and CIA involvement aimed at discrediting Haig, with Haig defending his handling of Israel's Menachem Begin and foreign affairs.
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White House
Reagan
Alexander Haig
Haig
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Senate
al Haig
Manachem Begin
U.S
Begin
Harriman 90 to be celebrated by Democratic allies
Washington Word: Averell Harriman, longtime public servant and former New York governor, will turn 90 in a few days. The 1891-born figure plans a big birthday party with speakers spanning Roosevelt to Carter years. He remains active, writing a Truman era book, swimming daily, and sharing stories with youth while wary of U S Soviet relations.
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Roosevelt
Clark Clifford
Truman
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Kennedy
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Johnson
Fritz Mondale
Carter
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Virginia
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Stalin
Potsdam
Berlin
Eisenhower
Alexander
Paris
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Pearl Harbor
Grosvenor Square
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Churchill
Horatio Alger
Union Pacific Railroad
Franklin Roosevelt
San Francisco
United Nations
Free Nations
Anatoly Dobrynin
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Nelson Rockefeller
Georgetown University
Metzenbaum Seeks Spotlight After AWACS Vote
Washington report notes Sen. Howard Metzenbaum sought publicity in the press gallery after the AWACS sale vote, while others like Alan Cranston and Jeremiah Denton chased visibility. Key senators Mark Andrews, Slade Gorton, William Cohen, and Russell Long shaped the final vote as reporters tracked who stayed silent or spoke out.
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UPI
Senate
AWACS
Saudi Arabia
Howard Metzenbaum
Metezenbaum
Metzenbaum
Ohio
Alan Cranston
California
Cranston
Robert Packwood
R-Ove
Jeremiah Denton
R-Ala
Denton
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Panama Canal
ABM
Chamber
Mark Andrews
N.D
Slade Gorton
Wash
William Cohen
Maine
Russell Long
D-La
Long
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D-Miss
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Andrews
Baker
Gorton
Cohen
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