Roswell election day urged as duty in twilight turnout
Voters urged to cast ballots Tuesday amid forecasts of historically light turnout nationwide and in New Mexico where Senate races could boost participation. Opinion emphasizes choosing honest qualified candidates for President, Senate, House, state and local offices and warns nonvoters surrender their voice and right to complain.
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Roswell
New Mexico
U.S
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Public forum questions partisan bias and public building ownership
The letter argues that attacks on Democrats for sex scandals and inflation ignore Republican accountability. It defends investment variety in public buildings and notes taxpayer savings when rents drop. The writers, Mr. and Mrs. W P Bobo Jr, urge focus on fiscal results over personal misconduct headlines.
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Washington, D.C
Mrs. W.P. Bobo Jr
W. Reed
Dole Defends Ford at Albuquerque Rally
Kansas Senator Robert Dole addressed about 2000 supporters in Albuquerque praising President Ford for leadership strength and freedom. He defended Ford’s defense stance against Carter’s military spending cuts and criticized Carter's Vietnam draft resister amnesty proposal.
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Albuquerque
Kansas
Robert Dole
Ford
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Dole
Carter
NM Vote Preview Shapes Ford Dole Bid and Montoya Rivalry
New Mexico voters face a tight race as Ford Dole campaign hopes hinge on the state. Secretary of State Ernestine Evans forecasts 66 percent turnout with 527 671 registered, amid apathy among youth and close Montoya Schmitt and Carter Ford contests.
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Ernestine Evans
New Mexico
Evans
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Carter-Ford
Montoya- Schmitt
Carter
Montoya
Bernalillo County
Ed Romero
Schmitt
Bernalillo
Romero
Ford
Albuquerque Heights
CA 2
Quay
East Side
Apodaca
Jerry Sandel
Farmington
Baton
Robert Gurule
Colfax
Gurule
Espanola
Joe Romero
State Education Board
CA 4
SBE
Roswell Tax Payers Montoya Worley Family in Roswell
Taxpayers Montoya partner and Worley family report yearly taxes over 5000 dollars in Roswell New Mexico. Multiple Roswell buildings on tax rolls show investments totaling over 350000 dollars fueling the local economy. Requests disclosure of Harrison Schmidt tax payments and local economic contributions.
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Joseph M. Montoya
Montoya
Earl L
Red" Worley
Roswell
Chaves County
New Mexico
Fisk
Fourth
North Main Street
Montoya and Worley
Payless Shoe
S. Main
Worley
J & G Electric
S. Main St
Motor Vehicle Dept
Bureau of Revenue
Earl Worley
Checker Auto Store
Harrison
Jack’’ Schmidt
School open house highlights visit to 15 rooms
Twenty five years ago on Oct 31 1951 Mrs Evelyn Whiteman played the Hammon organ as parents toured Missouri Avenue Elementary School open house visiting 15 classrooms the library and the art room Mrs W C Holland presided at the Trinity Methodist meeting.
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Evelyn Whiteman
Missouri Avenue
W.C. Holland
Trinity Methodist
Circle 1 hosts welcome for Circle 2 members
The Small Society Church Circle 1 hosted a welcome event for Circle 2, the younger circle. Social committee members included Mrs. Howard Wagner Mrs. C R Miller and Mrs. Charles Ely. Additional attendees were Mrs. Robert Nash Mrs. Curtis Allman Jr. and Mrs. Ivan McGee.
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Howard Wagner
C.R. Miller
Charles Ely
Robert Nash
Curtis Allman Jr
Ivan McGee
Congress Privileges and Pork Exposed in Office Luxuries
A critical portrait of Capitol Hill describes a spoils system with lavish offices, private lounges, and exclusive facilities for members. It cites Jefferson on avoiding gifts, notes ongoing graft concerns, and recalls an anecdote of Senator Sparkman sealing off Senator Church’s bathroom bar to demonstrate power.
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Washington
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Baltimore
Jefferson
Republic
Justice Department
Capitol Hill
Capitol Building
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Sparkman
Church
Baloney guides voter through 1976 choices in New York
A satirical piece shows a voter weighing Carter Ford and Reagan with mock logic. Various figures including Long Rockefeller and Hefner push opposing views. The narrator ends with a whimsical pledge to vote for baloney, urging civic duty on Tuesday.
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N.Y
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Baloney
Carter
Ford
America
Moscow
Reagan
Clarence Kelley
FBI
Kelley
White House
Hugh Hefner
Norman Mailer
Europe
Congress
Jack Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
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Russell Baker
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Burning Tree Golf Club
Pentagon
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