Industry corruption perception in New Mexico discussed
Apodaca defends officials saying the remark unfair to state workers while Schmitt notes industry views the government as corrupt though not necessarily proven. The piece cites past indictments and grand jury probes, arguing that exposing corruption could attract investment and improve New Mexico’s reputation.
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Apodaca
Schmitt
Atty
David Norvell
Norvell
Eddie Barboa
Dbernalillo
Anthony Lucero
Valencia County
Alamogordo
Chaves
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Reforming Franked Mail Before Elections Says Common Cause
The document argues that U S Congress members exploit taxpayer funded franked mail during election years. It cites USPS data showing a drop in mail when no elections occur and estimates the yearly value of free mail to House members at about seventy thousand dollars and up to five hundred thousand for senators. It proposes extending the 28 day pre election ban to six months.
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Congress
Common Cause
House
Public forum calls for New Mexico deaf public school program
Readers urge creation of a state funded deaf education program in public schools. The editor shares a personal story of a grandson who must leave Roswell to attend a Santa Fe school for the deaf, highlighting distances and isolation of deaf children.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Brian
Santa Fe
Roswell Jaycees Thank Editor for Telethon Support
Roswell Jaycees and the Muscular Dystrophy Association thank the community for support during the Labor Day Telethon. The event raised $49,864.17 so far with daily contributions expected to push the final total above $50,000.
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Roswell Jaycees
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Roswell Dress Review Guests Attend County Event
Five women from Dexter traveled to Roswell for the County Dress Review rehearsal at the Roswell Women’s Club. Mrs. Carroll Newsom provided booth items as guests including Gov. Edwin Meachem attended a Roswell County Club party. Continental Oil Co. locating in Roswell triggered a buffet supper. I WAS PROMOTED TO AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL TODAY.
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E.S. Bible
H.G. Garner
Mary Thompson
Moss
Dexter
Roswell
Edwin Meachem
Roswell County Club
Continental Oil Co
Chip Carter Praises Dad in Farmington Las Vegas Campaign Tours
Chip Carter, 26, campaigned in Farmington and Las Vegas praising his father Jimmy Carter and outlining a two party system. He discussed energy policy abortion votes welfare programs and opposition to gun control while noting his family is spread across campaign duties and his own limited political ambitions. He described media coverage as generally fair and recalled 17 months on the road across 47 states and Puerto Rico.
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Farmington
Las Vegas
Chip Carter
Jimmy Carter
James Earl Carter III
New Hampshire
Georgia
Puerto Rico
Ford Carter
James Durrett
Plains
Billy
Caron
U.S
Southwest Georgia State College
Americus
Sumter County
Arizona
Congress
New Mexico
Jimmy
Carter
Moynihan
Ford
Kissinger
Buckley
Pat Moynihan
Adlai Stevenson
John Kennedy
Demosthenes
Taxpayer subsidies for barges and DuPont cancer study spark Senate push
Investigation shows inland barge lines funded by taxpayers while giants like Cargill Peabody Amoco Dow and U S Steel reap the benefits The waterway lobby seeks 400 million Locks and Dam Complex 26 upgrade blocked by Senators Nelson and Domenici A separate report accuses DuPont of a public relations snow job on cancer statistics challenging its plant data and the House subcommittee probes industrial carcinogens across 109 plants over 18 years
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Washington
Army Engineers
Congress
Cargo Carrier, Inc
Mid-America Transportation
Capitol Hill
Cargill
Grain Colossus
Peabody Coal
Amoco
Dow Chemical
Mobil
Phillips Petroleum
U.S. Steel
America
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Waterway
Senate
Gaylor Nelson
D-Wis
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
DuPont Chemical Complex
DuPont
House Oversight and Investigation
U.S
Belle
Maguire
William Safire on Buckley Moynihan race and choices
Safire argues the Buckley Moynihan contest pits traditional conservatism against neoconservatism and questions the value of style versus principle. He suggests Moynihan represents clarity on national interest and foreign policy while Buckley embodies restraint. The piece weighs integrity, governance, and the impact of rhetoric on elections.
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James Buckley
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Buckley
Bristol
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