Labman pushes for WIPP in New Mexico
Sandia Labs employee urged DOE to launch an aggressive campaign to educate New Mexicans on WIPP. At a Roswell hearing, about 100 people debated transporting nuclear waste. CARD opposed the project and sought local ordinances. DOE officials and Sandia representatives defended site viability and community input.
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Sandia Laboratories
Department of Energy
DOE
New Mexico
WIPP
Carlsbad
David Williams
Albuquerque
Roswell Inn
Roswell
Chaves County
Williams
CARD
Citizens Against
New York City
New London
Roser
Roswell Charter Commission approves public input with agenda limit
Roswell City Charter Commission held its first public meeting with unanimous support for a cautioned approach to public comment limited to pre published agenda items. Draft recalls and referendums were discussed with emphasis on accuracy and procedural safeguards.
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LEE Dixon Record City
Roswell
Robert J. Owen
Albuquerque
Frank West
Short Call Bridges Gaps For All Sizes In Town
A brief scene shows seven year old John Jowers watching a phone call while noting telephones aid people in wheelchairs and short individuals. The text highlights inclusive service by Ma Bell for people of all sizes.
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John
Deuce
Ma Bell
Clark Russell Jowers
John Jowers
N. Lea Ave
Roswell Public Library
Carter cites need to modify Camp David to seal Mideast treaty
President Carter said peace talks between Egypt and Israel may require altering the Camp David accords to complete a treaty. He noted frustration as negotiations extend beyond a month with Palestinians and other issues creating a border of trust concerns. Egyptian Vice President Mubarak and President Sadat voiced caution as Israel delays, signaling a possible crisis resolution or suspension.
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Washington
Hosni Mubarak
Presi
Anwar Sadat
U.S
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Carter
Egypt
Israel
Camp David
Mubarak
White House
Sadat
Roswell Man Receives Deferred Sentence In Embezzlement Case
A Roswell man pled no contest to embezzlement and received a deferred sentence. The case details appear on Page 5.
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Roswell
Friends of Margaret Mead Remember Her Before Cancer
A Page 10 feature recalls Margaret Mead’s life before her illness, highlighting her influence as an anthropologist and her impact on social thought. The tribute emphasizes personal memories from colleagues and friends.
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Margaret Mead
Roswell Goddard coaches eye Friday win despite injuries
Roswell and Goddard football coaches express confidence their teams can win Friday despite injuries to key players. The brief notes roster gaps while emphasizing preparation and resilience for the upcoming game.
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Roswell and Goddard
Apodacas receive loan for new Santa Fe home
Gov. Jerry Apodaca and wife obtained a $300,000 interim loan from Southwest Savings and Loan of Santa Fe to finance their building project. They pledged a 3 acre site, earlier mortgaged with a $75,000 note by First National Bank of Clovis, and later released that lien as the mansion site was refined.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Southwest Savings and Loan Association of Santa Fe
Apodacas
Southwest Savings and Loan
First National Bank of Clovis
Apodaca
Clovis Bank
Mansion Road
Apodacus
Southwest
Savings and Loan Association
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Ciel Lonon
Herman Roser Doe
Gladys Mulligan
Commission
Bruce Ritter
Arizona
William J. Schnedar
Schnedar
Jefferson
Charles Hyder
Southwest Research and Information Center
Hyder
Sandia
Graham Foster
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Ciel Lonon Photo
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Dexter Hagerman
Providence, R.I
Dutchland Farms
David Lopes
Lopes
Milton Wilson
Anthony DeCiantis
Wilson
Gordon Herkenhoff
Herkenhoff
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