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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1978

Page

4

Endorsement of Leila Andrews for New Mexico Court of Appeals

The Roswell Daily Record urges voters to elect Leila B. Andrews to a six year term on the state Court of Appeals. It applauds her statewide campaign, impartial judge credentials, and empathy for people, arguing she would be a welcome addition to the court.

New Mexico State Court of Appeals Appeals Court Court of Appeals Appeals Supreme Court Albuquerque-Santa Fe Leila B. Andrews Apodaca Chaves County Andrews Roswell Daily Record

Public Forum Memories of Capitan and Carrizozo

A first person account recalls delivering cattle to the Capitan railroad spur from Carrizozo and working in the Titsworth apple shed at Tinnie. Details mention Katy’s Cafe, Levis from Jay Duvall, a Bankhead Hotel room, Main Street venues, and a hotel named the Gilder later renamed Nickson near the courthouse.

BG. Robinson Public Forum Capitan Carrizozo Titsworth Tinnie McCutcheon Katy Levis Jay Duvall Bankhead Hotel Main Street Joyce Pruits Main

Right to Work Debate Echoes in Governor Campaign

A reader recalls wartime Roswell construction where carpenters were pressured to join unions or lose work. The letter argues for federal and state freedom of choice to work without joining unions, acknowledging unions' gains but citing coercion and strikes as harms.

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New Mexico alcoholism clinic rises near Roswell

The 21 bed stone rehabilitation clinic at 1500 E. Tilden St Roswell progresses under construction with O B Johnson, commissioner for southeast New Mexico, stating it will have a roof soon. Exhibitions and business updates follow with lithographs by Theodore van Solen in Lincoln and the larger Knadle’s opening downtown Roswell led by Leonard and Rose Knadle with visits from regional guests.

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Kirbo Traps Backers With Nixon Style Probe

Washington Atlanta attorney Charles Kirbo tied to White House aide Richard Harden in a covert probe aimed at discrediting Jack Anderson and Cynthia Herring. FBI tapes show Kirbo pressured sources, discussed reconstructions of letters, and tried to portray Anderson’s team as fabricators.

Washington Atlanta Charles Kirbo White House Richard Harden Rshard Nixon Kiroo Robert Vesco Griffin Bell King and Spaulding Kirbo Charles Tisdale Carter Tisdale G. Gordon Liddy E. Howard Hunt Nixon FBI Harden Tina Harden Cynthia Herring Geralyn Hobbs Spencer Lee IV Kirba

CETA Close-Out Report Faces Joint AG HSD Push

In Santa Fe the Human Services Department and the attorney general prepare a joint meeting on the close-out report of the CETA investigations unit. The evaluation cites lack of direction standard procedures and independent county operations with minimal data follow-up and notes 70 plus cases for possible prosecution. It also highlights a weak management information system and calls for action before year end. The piece also notes school drop-out data concerns and demographic shifts in New Mexico with 65 plus residents rising from five to eight percent between 1950 and the present.

Santa FE State Human Services Department Attorney General HSD Fernando E F. C. de Baca CETA Esd-Ceta Big Duke Morning Daily King Sheen Round House New Mexico Leonard DeLayo Sierra DeBaca Union McKinley San Juan Sandoval Valencia

Iraq shifts stance as al Bakr leans to the United States

Iraq under President Ahmed Hassan al Bakr pivots away from the Soviet bloc toward the United States. Baghdad rejects Soviet overflight for Cuban supply missions while oil wealth grows, raising prospects for U S deals and strategic stockpiling.

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