New Mexico Governors Race Analysis After Votes Counted
With 21 of 1,187 precincts left, Bruce King leads Joe Skeen 171,514 to 167,584 statewide. Historical patterns suggest the Democratic edge in New Mexico and a stable Skeen percentage across governorship contests. Right to work did not prove decisive this year.
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New Mexico
Bruce King
Joe Skeen
Jerry Apodaca
Skeen
King
Apodaca
Chaves
Chaves County
No to UNESCO Guest Editorial on Press Freedom
The piece condemns a proposed UNESCO declaration to regulate media conduct arguing it would curb press freedom, enable government control, and target foreign correspondents. It suggests democracies reject UNESCO or offer neutral technical aid instead to developing nations, warning of risks to open societies.
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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Moscow
United Nations
Paris
United States
Pravda
The
New York Times
Europe
Roswell Welcomes Greek Royals Stopover November 17
Roswell residents of Greek descent plan a November 17 visit to Clovis to greet King Paul and Queen Fredericka of Greece during a 40 minute stopover. A gift will be presented by Miss Elaine Peterson. The Roswell Museum calendar promises Japanese prints exhibit and John Gow Meem architectural showcase. The English will note a deceased taxpayer’s caustic will lambasting the Inland Revenue.
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Roswell
Clovis
Paul
Fredericka
Greece
New Mexico
Elaine Peterson
Roswell Museum
R. Vernon Hunter
John Gow Meem
Sandinista offensive planned to topple Somoza regime
Washington reports a Sandinista National Liberation Front plan to launch a major offensive within months to break Anastasio Somoza's 46 year rule. Rebels train a 1000-strong force near Honduras and Costa Rica, relying on popular support to balance the 7,500-strong National Guard equipped by the United States.
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Washington
Anastasio Somoza
United States
Somoza
Sandinista National Liberation Front
National Palace
National Guard
Pentagon
Danilo Ortega
Sandinistas
Bob Sherman
Sherman
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Ortega
Victor Tirado
National
San Jose
Tirado
North
South Central
Occidental
Matagalpa
Jinotega
Esteli
Santa Fe to fund five million military history museum
Santa Fe explores a $5 million military history museum under the adjutant general, with Judge Rumaldo Chavez lining up legislative sponsors for next January. The project faces objections over location, and the Museum of New Mexico may seek a share, while the armory site near Merry Round House is favored.
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Santa FE
Rumaldo ‘‘Cuate
Chavez
Adjutant General's Office
New Mexico
Coronado
National Guard
Merry Round House
Birdies
Museum of New Mexico
Military Museum
Indictment Watch on Bert Lance Inquiry Heats Up
In Atlanta a grand jury is expected to indict Bert Lance, President Carter's close ally, as the investigation into his bank ties and loans advances. Billy Carter's Fifth Amendment refusals fuel White House ties, while Washington prosecutors coordinate with Atlanta staff and preparatory steps toward possible perjury and tax charges.
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Yankee
Bert Lance
Lance
National Bank of Georgia
Carter
Justice Department
Calhoun Bank
Carters
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Atlanta
Grand Jury
Billy Carter
Oval Office
Cono Namarato
The
Quiry
Mortimer Caplin
Justice
Henry Peterson
Philip Heymann
Harvard
White House
Heymann
Carter Justice
Billy
Cono
Bert
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New Mexico Oil and Gas Association
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