Roswell GED milestone for two Job Corps students
Two Job Corps students in Roswell become the first in the program to earn the GED certificate. The newspaper notes regional pages and other items across sections from politics to sports and weather.
03 Oct 1979
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1979
Page
1
Two Job Corps students in Roswell become the first in the program to earn the GED certificate. The newspaper notes regional pages and other items across sections from politics to sports and weather.
UPI reports the official itinerary for the papal visit spanning New York Philadelphia Des Moines and Chicago. The schedule includes Masses at St Peter and St Paul church centers and Living History Farms and stops at religious sites including St John Neumann tomb Ukrainian Cathedral and Holy Name Cathedral.
Twenty thousand teenagers packed Madison Square Garden as a ticker tape parade roared through Broadway in a drenching downpour. The pope stood at Battery Park with Miss Liberty behind him and urged liberty and justice for all, calling for charity to end poverty and ignorance. Cardinal Cooke shielded him from the rain as he blessed the cheering masses along Wall Street and the park route.
The Bureau of Land Management releases a final environmental statement backing substantial grazing reductions on about 1 595 000 acres in Lea Chaves and Eddy counties affecting 600 ranchers. It warns of a 28 percent average beef cut and a long term economic downturn despite claimed offset costs and regional turnover.
The Senate voted 58 39 against an environmentalists substitute to accelerate high priority energy projects. Backers then pursued point by point amendments to weaken the bill while claiming to preserve clean air and water laws and cut red tape.
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