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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1976
Page
4
Chaves County voters face a strong field of candidates for county and legislative roles on November 2. The article praises the high caliber of both younger and older candidates, noting their service orientation and professional success. It expresses optimism about the future given this crop of contenders.
Senate subcommittee hearings challenge 1960s shift to Sabin vaccine. Evidence suggests Salk vaccine remained safe and effective in Scandinavia Europe Canada and Korea. Experts favor keeping both vaccines available so families can choose when to vaccinate.
A reader defends U.S. Senator Joseph M. Montoya, denouncing billboards that impugn his integrity. The letter asserts Montoya is fair, honest, and within legal and moral bounds despite campaign attacks and past political scrutiny. The writer, who has known Montoya for 28 years, criticizes opponents who use slander.
Arizona Rep Daniel Peaches criticized Sen Gary Hart endorsing Sen Joseph Montoya in a campaign. He argued the Hart endorsement betrays grassroots ideals and suggests back scratching. Peaches urged New Mexico voters to decide Montoya or a new candidate based on local needs.
Two inmates at Lucasville prison long for correspondence with outsiders. They request letters to Mr. Alfred Barton No. 136-530 and Mr. James Galen Hanna No. 131-937, P O Box 787, Lucasville Ohio 45648 to ease their loneliness.
Loretta Aiello of 1603 W Second St commends Tony and Barbara Ravens for their Hi Ho Petticoats production in Roswell. She lauds the good talent Lynn Werner's music and calls it one of the best productions ever put on in Roswell.
Jean McNeil daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McNeil of Dexter wed Richard A Worley in a beautiful ceremony. She was given away by her father at the October event. New Catherine Cozzen Circle officers were installed by Mrs Earl Tankersley urging unity and circle unity. Ruby Whitson told the story.
Gov. Jerry Apodaca predicts Carter will win New Mexico with 54 to 56 percent if Democratic groups unite. He cites strong cross county support and says the race remains close with Ford in the statewide contest and Montoya-Schmitt Senate race also tight. Bernalillo County voters and new registrations cited as pivotal factors.
Washington debates Haiti aid staff lifestyles as critics question hardship allowances for distributing aid in Port-au-Prince. Reports describe villas with pools, private clubs, and lavish events while prices and housing subsidies raise taxpayer costs. Ambassadors defend benefits noting regional norms and compare to other diplomats.
President Sadat guided a tour of Port Said and Suez to show vast reconstruction after the canal's reopening. U.S., British, and French divers removed tens of thousands of mines while dredging and repairing ports, roads, and installations. The canal's widening and deepening aims to handle up to 200,000 ton tankers, boosting Egypt's hard currency.
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