Energy clash drags on as Carter targets oil profits
In a broad critique of U.S. energy policy, the piece notes political fights between Carter and oil interests, public indifference outside the coasts, and rising gasoline anxiety. It highlights doubled oil imports, strong car sales early in the model year, and the administration’s tough rhetoric aimed at mobilizing action.
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Public forum letter on Roswell elders and community respect
E Woodruff of 1516 No Union letter writer defends retirees in Roswell, rebukes C G Smith for disrespectful remarks about elders. She notes retirees bought and remodeled homes, improved the town, and urges respect for elders and community values while commenting on local streets and school history.
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C.G. Smith
C.G
Roswell
E. Woodruff
No. Union
Halloween Faith Fight in Roswell Church Letter
A pastor letter warns Christians about Halloween, calling it a devil's day and pagan, urging Roswell pastors to stand against the holiday and urge prayer. The note cites Satanic worship fears and cites Joshua 24 15, signed by Vicki Keys.
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Satan
Joshua
Vicki Keys
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Eisenhower group forms county chapter with new chairman
A county Citizens for Eisenhower organization forms here with Bert Aston as chairman. Marine recruits include Orlando Archuleta and Paul McFarin both 17. Beta Sigma Phi Psi Chapter holds a pledges model meeting at Mrs. Frank English home. Sgt Elvira McIntyre, daughter of Martha Patrick, is among 12 women Marines chosen to represent the Marine Corps at the Tri-County Fair in Norfolk Virginia.
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Bert Aston
Orlando C. Archuleta
Joe M. Archuleta
S. Ash Ave
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Lorene Rader
E. McGaffey St
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Elvira McIntyre
Martha C. Patrick
Pennsylvania Ave
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Norfolk
UNM Criticized By State Schools Chief Over College Prep
Santa Fe State Schools Superintendent Leonard DeLayo says the University of New Mexico fails to prepare students for college while university spokesmen counter that public schools aren’t teaching enough to get kids through higher education. Robert E. Huber reports on the dispute.
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Leonard DeLayo
University of New Mexico
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Buck Stops In Education Debate In New Mexico
In a heated discussion, DeLayo and others argue the buck stops nowhere in New Mexico’s education system. Calls for short and long term reforms clash with political caution as universities and state agencies resist remedial actions. Ernest Coriz notes potential big money from revised mining law and uranium, copper, and molybdenum resources.
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Energy Resources Board
U.S
Coriz
Harassed Citizens Speak Up About Federal Bureaucracy
A Washington column laments the sprawling federal regime as citizens accuse agencies of overreach and coercive tactics. It cites 2.8 million bureaucrats, widespread regulations, and fears of ruined reputations amid tax and regulatory pressures.
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Daily Mail
American Republic
Bert Lance
Uncle Sam
College quotas and affirmative action in Bakke era debate
The piece argues colleges use admissions quotas for athletic and other needs and questions whether affirmative action helps national diversity. It discusses Bakke and the tension between color blind constitutional ideals and promoting minority representation in medicine and higher education.
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Supreme Court
California
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