Lawmaker Bills Aimed at Protecting Ranchers From BLM Cuts
New Mexico senators Domenici and Schmitt push bills to curb BLM grazing cutbacks and shift range improvement funding to the Agriculture Department. They argue appeals should exhaust before penalties and that funds be used for genuine range improvement. They cite needlegrass disputes and BLM staff experience as key issues.
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New Mexico
Pete Domenici
Harrison ‘‘Yack
Schmitt
Bureau of Land Management
Sen. Domenici
BLM
Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Sen. Schmitt
Senate Appropriations and Finance Committee
Senate
Agriculture Department
Big Business Day set as April 17 1980 protest theme
A coalition of public interest labor church and environmental groups designates April 17 1980 as Big Business Day to spotlight the squeeze on consumers and government watchdogs. The piece argues that corporate giants profit while flouting laws and shaping policy, with examples from Ford Firestone Gulf and others, urging scrutiny of executive power and calls for reforms.
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Washington
Big Business
U.S
Fortune Magazine
Jack Mitchell
Firestone
Gulf
Eee
At&t
Exxon
General Motors
Senate
Chrysler Corp
Hungary’s 1956 Revolt and its Aftermath Remembered
A succinct, posthumous reflection recounts Hungary’s anti-communist uprising that began October 22 1956. It notes brutal repression the emigration of refugees to Austria and Switzerland and the subsequent political shifts including Mikoyan’s Budapest visit and Kardar’s rise.
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Hungary
Budapest
AVO
Kuchins
Moscow
Nyiregyhaza
Ernest Gero
Hegyes Halum
Austria
Switzerland
United States
Gero
Kremlin
Red Army
Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Janos Kadar
Lenin
Suvorov
Free World
Roswell readers thank paper for Air Force Academy concert
A Roswell couple Fran and Maxine Mullins thank the Roswell Daily Record for tickets to the Air Force Academy Concert Band and Chorus. They recently visited Roswell and enjoyed a previously unheard Concert Orchestra performance, expressing belated gratitude for the opportunity.
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Roswell
Castro’s UN speech drew partisan lines and global blame
The Washington Post opinion notes Fidel Castro failed to widen interdependence, choosing confrontation. It criticizes his Marxist analysis, hostile rhetoric toward Israel, and accusations of colonial plunder, while highlighting oil cartel power and Castro’s role in stirring Third World anti American sentiment.
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Washington Post
Fidel Castro
United Nations
Israel
Der
Castro
Jimmy Carter
Roswell News 1954 Local Highlights
Roswell Fire Department bought a panel truck and portable lungs from fundraiser proceeds. Arthur Farnsworth organized a merchants association protesting a City Council porting ban on Second Street. T. L. Plyler stopped a Nash Pharmacy robbery by grappling with the intruder. Over 1,000 expected at the 43rd New Mexico Baptists convention in Roswell hosted by First Baptist Church.
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Roswell
Arthur F. Farnsworth
Second Street
T.L. Plyler
Nash
New Mexico Baptists
First Baptist Church of
Inflation love affair stalls 1980 recovery says economist
Washington report says economists blame inflation for delaying recession and recovery. Dr. Adam Strangesmith argues inflation is loved by homeowners bankers and others as a scapegoat for policy fixes, delaying the bottom drop and the 1980 election impact.
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Adam Strangesmith
Dr. Strangesmith
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Jack Anderson
Ford Motor Co
Senator Talmadge
Henry J. Taylor
O’shaughnessy
O’shaugnesssy
Paul VI
Rome
Venice
Szolnok
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Colorado
Fran
Maxine Mullins
Nmondale
The
Small Society
Dick West
UPI
Commerce Department
Strangesmith
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