Carter lands in state for Albuquerque rally
Democratic presidential hopeful Jimmy Carter visited New Mexico and planned a noon rally on Albuquerque civic plaza after a meeting with Indian leaders. State Democratic leaders and candidates Joseph Montoya and Harold Runnels awaited him, seeking reelection and support.
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Albuquerque
Jimmy Carter
New Mexico
Civic Plaza
Carter
Joseph M. Montoya
Harold Runnels
Carter’s warning on oil embargo fuels economic fears
The Washington Star reports Carter links oil dependence to a potential embargo by Arab producers. Analysts say recovery is slow and a new embargo would hit the U.S. economy hard. Carter warns any Arab oil cutoff would be an economic declaration of war. Also noted are Alyeska Pipeline weld repairs and cost pass‑through talks with the federal government.
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Washington Star
Washington
Jimmy Carter
United States
Israel
Richard M. Nixon
Carter
Ford
Saudi Arabia
Arab League
U.S
Middle East
San Francisco
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Apodaca challenges Schmitt to back up corruption claim
Gov. Jerry Apodaca condemns Jack Schmitt for alleging NM government corruption and demands proof. Schmitt refutes direct corruption claims while noting industry perception amid recent grand jury cases including former Atty. Gen. Norvell and state senators Barboa and Lucero.
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Associated Press
Jerry Apodaca
U.S. Senate
Harrison
Jack
Schmitt
New Mexico
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Alamogordo
Apodaca
Albuquerque
C Schmitt
Lovington
Grand Jury
Atty
David Norvell
Norvell
NM proposes severance tax permanent fund amendment
The measure No. 6 on the November ballot would create a constitutional severance tax permanent fund. It requires three fourths legislative approval to spend and directs investment of revenues for the people of New Mexico. Critics call the measure deceptive and warn it could be raided by future legislatures.
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Marian McQuiddy
New Mexico
New Mexico Legislative Council Service
GHS Names Candy Werhan 1976 Homecoming Queen
Candy Werhan, a senior daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen A Werhan of 2610 Gaye Drive, was named Goddard High School 1976 Homecoming Queen. She will reign over weekend homecoming activities with the court. see Page 2 for full court photos and details.
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Candy Werhan
Goddard High School
Glen A. Werhan
Gaye Drive
Sultan buys 1.5 million of goods for Oman via Maloney Coach Builders
Qabus Bin Said sultan of Oman ordered a large shipment from Maloney Coach Builders in Rolling Meadows Illinois including six Cadillac Sevilles and two Porsches plus 20,000 pounds of tools and 1,255 pieces of luggage. The order, valued at 1.5 million dollars, included two armored cars and special finishes such as gold Eldorado and Serpent motif.
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Rolling Meadows
Ill
Oman
Qabus bin Said
Oilrich
Arabian Peninsula
Tom Ogara
Maloney Coach Builders
Chicago
Ogara
Mary Jo Drakle
Maloney
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Duke
New Mexico State Highway Department
Carters
Anchorage
Alyeska
Robert Miller
Eddie Barboa
D-Bernalillo
Anthony Lucero
GHS
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