Lujan urges restraint on Rhodesia and Vietnam questions
Albuquerque AP The United States should stay out of the Rhodesian settlement and avoid rebuilding North Vietnam, said Rep Manuel Lujan Jr at a Del Norte High School rally. He warned against perceived Russian influence in Africa and joined Senate candidate Harrison Schmitt in criticizing Montoya.
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Albuquerque
Manuel Lujan Jr
United States
North Vietnam
Rhodesia
Africa
Lujan
Northeast Heights
Great Britain
U.S
Senate
Harrison
Jack” Schmitt
Joseph M. Montoya
del Norte High School
Schmitt
Montoya
ASU professor studies Indian political interest
Arizona State University professor Dr. Jack Holmes begins a study on political participation among Indian tribes in Arizona and New Mexico. He seeks to learn how Indians vote in state and local elections, whether they align with Republicans or Democrats, and how tribal affiliations influence turnout and influence in regional politics.
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Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State University
Arizona
New Mexico
Jack Holmes
Holmes
All-Pueblo Council
Inter-Tribal Council
Firm challenges State safety act in court
Eberline Instrument Corp of Santa Fe files suit in Santa Fe District Court challenging the state Occupational Health and Safety Act and its regulations as unconstitutional. A hearing is tentatively set for Nov. 16, with injunctive relief sought against the Environmental Improvement Board and related commissions.
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Santa FE
Eberline Instrument Corp
U.S
New Mexico
Environmental Improvement Board
Occupational Health and Safety Review Commission
The
Environmental Improvement Agency
Eberline
Review Commission
EIA
Day Care Advisory Council Set to Meet in Santa Fe
Santa Fe hosts the Health and Social Services Department day care advisory council on November 3 to discuss center problems and a proposed manual for HSSD child care specialists. The department has added six specialists to inspect centers statewide and the manual outlines visit instructions and compliance checks.
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Santa FE
Health and Social Services Department
HSSD
Strikers and stores to resume talks on wage dispute
Negotiations will restart Wednesday between Retail Clerks Local 1564 and Safeway in Albuquerque Las Vegas and nearby cities amid a strike that began last week. Union seeks immediate 1.53 per hour raise while management offers 0.90 now plus 2.30 over three years plus two cost of living increases. Federal mediator Henry Maynes says parties will discuss general terms and contract length with the union seeking 30 months and management 36 months.
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Albuquerque
Safeway
Las Vegas
Los Alamos
Santa Fe
Taos
Albertson’s
Foodway
Furr’s
Piggly Wiggly
Henry Maynes
Robert P. Tinnin Jr
Maynes
NM panels eye owner-owned plates and longer licenses
The MVD recommends plates belong to vehicle owners rather than the vehicle and proposes a four year driver license plus classified licenses for specific vehicle operation. Parks plan a 91000 program to upgrade waste facilities in 33 parks with new containers and landfill upgrades. Governor Apodaca’s Youth Day features Russell Wilkie acting as study understudy for executive duties.
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Santa FE
State Motor Vehicles Department
New Mexico
MVD
Jerry Manzagol
Manzagol
State Parks and Recreation Commission
Northcentral
Russell Wilkie
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Moon
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Joe Montoya
United States Senate
Tootsie the Tarantula
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Tootsie
Pete Bollander
Spider
ASU
Rosco
Rusty’ Fletcher
Chaves County
George Owen
City of
Roswell
State Highway Department
Lake Arthur
Hagerman
Dexter
District 3
Pol. Pol. Adv
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Firm Challenges State Safety Act
PRC
Commission
Dave Johnson
Apodaca
Jerry Apodaca
E.N.M.U
Bobby E. Wood
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