Operation Match sparks privacy fears over welfare data use
The HEW proposal to share welfare roll computer tapes with private employers draws criticism from privacy advocate David F. Linowes. Critics warn of potential data breaches and abuse if tapes fall into wrong hands, urging the plan be abandoned.
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David F. Linowes
Privacy
HEW
Return of Cavalry at New Mexico Military Institute
The New Mexico Military Institute plans to reactivate a cavalry platoon of 28 cadets at Roswell. Col Edward Porter says 17 horses have been pledged so far and more are needed for tack and feed. Activation is targeted for early next year with exhibitions planned to boost publicity and pride.
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New Mexico Military Institute
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Edward Porter
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Retire in Roswell water claim sparks forum clash
A reader-clipping from Retirement Life claims an abundant water supply at Roswell. The note questions the City Officials and administration over water and sewer rate hikes, urging cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce to address the assertion of plentiful water.
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Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell group hints at further campaign fight and valor remark
A Roswell leadership team urges continued action in their recent Daily Record ad. They say the struggle will be a battle of wits and propose awarding a Medal of Valor for entering a fight unarmed.
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Letter on Nicaragua coverage and a Maryknoll piece
A reader questions a newspaper column supporting a Nicaragua story and encloses a Nov 77 Maryknoll Missioners article by Rev. Darryl Hunt. The letter argues the Maryknoll piece substantiates charges against Nicaragua's dictator and references Jack Anderson's accusations.
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Darryl Hunt
Missioners Magazine
Jack Anderson
Buckners win top at Eastern New Mexico State Fair
25 years ago on October 18 1952 C C Buckner biscuits took first place with his entry while his wife’s dish placed second. Mrs Buckner a graduate home economist recently served as home services advisor at Southwestern Public Service. Carolyn Crides of Roswell a McMurry College sophomore and 55 member Indian Band is noted for calliope fame and is daughter of R L Crider. Engagement news Mrs Frances Jean Wright to Lynn W Croissant. X Gamma Beta Sigma Phi meets. Roswell decorator Harrell Mulkey showcases Southern Charm at Roswell Women's Club. Samaritan Rebekah Lodge holds regular meeting with Noble Grand Mrs Fred Niles presiding. J R Chandler lectures on the Solar System for Pecos Valley Sky and Telescope Society. Mrs Willis Johnson and Mrs Iva Link host shower for Mrs Calvin Goins. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Pope visit Lake Arthur with mother Mrs A M Craigk.
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Lynn W. Croissant
Beta Sigma Phi
Marie Louise
Cauhape
Jack Deason Jr
George Watts
Harrell Mulkey
Roswell
Ube
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Fred Niles
Pecos Valley Sky and Telescope Society
J.R. Chandler
Willis Johnson
Iva Link
Calvin Goins
Jimmy Pope
Cabinet pay and staffing eyed as New Mexico reorganizes
A Santa Fe column flags lingering questions about Cabinet salaries and staff after March 31 when Cabinet roles no longer require agency head status. It notes agriculture and highways duties, potential temporary secretaries, and a historic liaison solution used in the 1960s, with Benito Vigil’s job security updated.
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New Mexico State
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Alamogordo
Entertaining Pentagon procurement officers fuels scandal
A confidential congressional study charges defense contractors spend millions annually on lavish entertaining for government buyers. It cites tickets to events, hunting and golfing trips, meals, and lodging as ways to gain inside information and preferential treatment, threatening contract integrity. The report notes NASA policing vs Defense laxity, calls for stronger penalties, and mocks delays in a controversial agency reshuffle costing billions.
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Pentagon
Northrop
Rockwell
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Joint Committee On Defense Production
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Defense Department
Schlesinger Sees Complex Senate Energy Debate
James Schlesinger argues the energy bill fight splits into two debates about future natural gas prices and national freedom. He notes a fragmented pro and anti coalition, a complicated president’s bill, a stronger Senate post-Watergate, and a cautious forecast of 60 to 65 percent of the program may pass, with risk of impasse if tax features fail.
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Frontier
Schlesinger
Organized Labor
Senate
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