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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1981

Page

2

Study in success at ENMU Roswell aviation program

The aviation technology department at Eastern New Mexico University Roswell under Mark Gross reports a 100 percent job placement rate for its two year graduates. Graduates must pass a strict FAA examination to enter aviation maintenance. The program emphasizes high standards, hard work, and real world safety, meeting a vital technical need alongside the Oilfield Training Program.

Roswell Aviation Technology Department Eastern New Mexico University- Roswell Mark Gross Federal Aviation Administration FAA ENMAR

Reagan Speech Marks Start of Cautious Nuclear Policy

The New York Times views Reagan's speech as a sober, humane handling of deterrence, urging dialogue with Moscow while warning against overreaching. It notes real alliance strains, the danger of relying on arms races, and the need for balanced diplomacy with openness to verification. The piece cautions that one speech does not equal policy and expects ongoing challenges.

Reagan America Soviet Union Europe Kremlin Afghanistan Moscow Ethiopia el Salvador New York Times United States Brezhnev

Public forum letter policy Roswell Daily Record notice

Public forum guidelines from the Roswell Daily Record specify letters should be signed with home address, not exceed 200 words, and must be original. Letters must be addressed to Roswell Daily Record Public forum P O Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201 and will not be published if libelous in poor taste or endorsing political candidates.

Roswell Daily Record Public Forum Roswell Daily Record Public Forum P.O. Box Roswell, N.M

Farmers hear USDA seed purchase changes in Pecos Valley

J W Daniels chairman of the Chaves County Agricultural Soil Conservation Committee told farmers from the Pecos Valley about seed purchase arrangements dictated by the U S Department of Agriculture. Mrs Herbert Lowery hosted the Presbyterian Women circle at 613 North Missouri, with Mrs Marion Harris presenting a color slide show on Indonesia. Attendees included Mrs N Hall, Mrs Floyd Childress, and Mrs J E Wimberly. Joe Purdy spoke at the St Marys Hospital Auxiliary meeting in the hospital cafeteria.

J.W. Daniels Chaves County

Watchdogs blind to silver market manipulation in 1979 80

A House subcommittee report details regulators' failures during the silver boom and bust. It cites banks and brokerages extending margins to major speculators, including the Hunt brothers and Conti group, with two wealthy Saudis, driving prices and tightening credit. The report notes inflations from silver moves and harmful effects on business loans in early 1980, with regulators accused of inaction.

Washington House Subcommittee On Commerce Consumers and Monetary Affairs Nelson Bunker William Herbert Hunt Conti Group Hunt Family Subcommittee

Reagan shifts on arms to pursue START openness

William Safire analyzes Ronald Reagan's 1981 New York Times remarks embracing a zero option with West Germany's Helmut Schmidt. The article outlines how a US pause on deploying missiles hinges on Soviet dismantling of SS-20s, and discusses verification, openness, and the push toward equal and verifiable reduction under START. It notes Soviet counterarguments, the role of inspections, and the political stakes in disarmament talks.

N.Y Washington Europe Ronald Reagan Helmut Schmidt West Germany United States Moscow Reagan Soviet Union Kremlin Richard Pipes Arms Control Eugene Rostow START Brezhnev

Reagan Aims for Zero Option in Arms Talks

Washington reports describe the Reagan administration embracing a zero option in nuclear arms talks with the Soviet Union. Haig in Bonn notes realism under ideal conditions while Brezhnev counters with a freeze proposal preserving present levels. The plan centers on dismantling Soviet missiles as NATO signs no new deployments, with later talks in Geneva starting November 30 and January meetings to follow.

Washington UPI Reagan United States Europe Alexander Haig Bonn Helmut Schmidt West Germany State Department NATO Alliance Leonid Brezhnev Western Geneva Geerg Haig

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