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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1979

Page

4

State official probes liquor license profiteering in New Mexico

State Liquor Director Jim Baca orders agents to identify license speculators who hold licenses unused to dispense liquor. Licenses permit use within 120 days and two 90 day suspensions yearly, but some holders profit by selling at high prices without operating. Albuquerque licenses fetch about 280000 with up to 20 percent profit, impacting availability and tourism revenue.

Jim Baca Baca Albuquerque New Mexico

Public Forum Attacks Soviet Policy and U.S. Response

A letter to the editor charges the Soviets with unreliability and aggression. It argues treaties fail, the USSR allies with China, seeks domination of the U.S., and portrays America as a now weakened “public” chicken rather than a strong eagle. The writer claims Soviet successes in Africa Asia and Europe justify alarm.

U.S Africa S.E Asia Italy Europe

Chappaquiddick in Campaign Debate Draws Fire

The column argues Chappaquiddick is a legitimate issue in Kennedy's presidential bid and that voters should weigh his reactions on the matter alongside inflation and taxes. It cites accountability and trust, comparing it to Connally's milk-case indictment as relevant campaign factors. It also notes Carter's proposal for a family office and critiques bureaucratic expansion.

Scripps-Howard Senator Kennedy Kennedy Chappaquiddick Mary Yo Kopechne John Connally Paquiddick Worcester Mass Carter Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Jimmy Carter Washington Associated Press Senate

Chums Society Meeting and Local Notables in Roswell News

The Oct 30 1954 report notes Chums Society meeting at Laura Anderson’s home led by President Janet Purdy. Orlene Horton pledged Delta Delta Delta at the University of Arizona. World Community Day observed in Roswell by the Nazarene church with theme Let the Children Come Unto Me. Roswell groups urge voting commitments. Roswell DAV Chapter 4 exceeds last year with 115 members. Judge R L Ballard cites tickets issued and no shows. County schools closed for a major cleanup during teachers’ convention.

Chums Society Laura Anderson J Anet Purdy Orlene Horton M.A. Horton Delta Delta Delta University of Arizona Roswell First Church of the Nazarene

Carter gamble on monetary controls fuels price spiral

The piece examines President Carter's reliance on monetary policy to curb inflation, noting that high interest rates have not halted price rises and may trigger a slowdown or recession. It cites advisers like Charles Schultze and Paul Volcker, warns of potential job losses, and questions the Fed's ability to forecast money supply and demand.

Washington Carter Charles Schultze Paul Volcker Richard Nixon Volcker Federal Reserve Board Fed

Kennedy campaign pace accelerates toward November bid

Hedrick Smith reports that Kennedy accelerates his presidential campaign with a November 7 Boston announcement and fast fundraising to qualify for federal funds. Carter aides argue Kennedy lacks grass roots strength and trails in money and endorsements while noting Florida caucus results and a large endorsement dinner support Carter.

Kennedy Carter Florida Boston Washington Tom Southwick Iowa Yan White House

Kissinger Memoirs Seen as Inside View of White House Years

James Reston lauds Henry Kissinger's White House Years as a remarkable insider's memoir. The 1,521 page, four pound book is written by Kissinger with detailed notes on decision making, Cambodia bombing, and the erosion of executive authority, reflecting both frankness and scholarly method.

N.Y Washington Henry Kissinger Kissinger White House Cambodia Aleman Mexico Peter Rodman State Department Winston Lord Bill Rogers State

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