07 Sep 1978
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1978
Page
1
Police Chief C M Teague predicted traffic tickets will rise to pre slowdown levels after officers faced a midsummer slowdown tied to morale issues and resignations. Judge Howard Babcock reported August tickets at 254, July 275, with total for 1977 at 778.
Dr. George Goldstein, secretary of the Health and Environment Department, says the new Chaves County facility at 200 E. Chisum St will serve about 2000 new patients monthly, with a hypertension clinic and diabetic screening. The 42-office department aims to equalize local funding and expand preventive health efforts across six divisions.
An inverted roller coaster reaches 55 mph on a 76 foot loop then climbs to a 125 foot high section. Riders are flipped upside down and propelled upward before a brief pause and a backward snap through the loop.
Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin meet face to face at Camp David for a second session with President Carter presiding in secrecy. Key issues include Gaza and West Bank control as Carter aims to avoid public posturing during a two week summit.
Roswell school officials discuss a possible redistricting plan to relieve overcrowding at Military Heights. The move aims to balance student load across neighborhoods and address facility strain amid growing district enrollment.
In Colorado Sal A. Mander seeks the governorship with running mate G. Turkey Murphy on the Newtist Party ticket despite ballot history in Aspen. Secretary of State Mary Estill Buchanan confirms 588 valid signatures on petitions and notes Murphy can use any nickname on the ballot. The No Newtist Party platform was announced.
The House sustained President Carter's veto of the defense authorization bill, blocking a $2 billion nuclear aircraft carrier. The 206-191 vote sent the $37 billion bill back to committee, with the carrier removed and potential funding adjustments. It was Carter's fifth veto and first major defense veto.
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