New Mexico Refuge?: A debated haven for fugitives in 1985
The article argues Gov. Toney Anaya shields Pennsylvania fugitive John L. Hart under the guise of rehabilitation in Santa Fe. It cites the governor’s aide John Ramming on leave amid felony counts tied to disaster-relief contracts and questions whether such refuge should exist within the state’s borders.
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New Mexico
Mexico
Toney Anaya
Pennsylvania
John L. Hart
Santa Fe
Harry Snyder
Hart
Anaya
John Ramming
Ramming
Michael Francke
David King
State General Services Department
Brazil
Josef Mengele
Auschwitz
Poland
Adolf Eichmann
Letter on Daylight Saving Time and Arizona contact
Patti D. Sanchez argues against Daylight Saving Time and questions Ruthe Bowsher in Roswell. She notes she works and enjoys evening activities after work and asks what time Bowsher goes to bed. Sanchez mentions Arizona retirees and asks why Bowsher is in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthe Bowsher
R.B
Arizona
Roswell
Patti D. Sanchez
E. Seventh St
This Day In History September 12 1985 Highlights
Notable events on September 12 include Henry Hudson’s voyage in 1609 and the Battle of North Point in 1814. J. F. Kennedy born in 1913 and H. L. Mencken born in 1880 are marked. Mussolini taken hostage in 1943 and Selassie deposed in 1974 are noted, with other historical items listed.
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Henry Hudson
North Point
Baltimore
H.L. Mencken
Jesse Owens
Danville
Ala
Benito Mussolini
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Jac Gein
Lee Bouvier
Newport
Houston
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Steven Biko
Gerald R. Ford
St. Louis
Iran
Ayatollah Khomeini
U.S
Labor Secretary James P Mitchell visits Albuquerque meeting
On September 12 1960 U S Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell attended a Albuquerque gathering with delegations from six New Mexico communities including Art Hailey and Ed Triplett of the Southeast New Mexico Workman's Council based in Roswell Nancy Shaw is named program chairman by the Roswell group
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U.S
James P. Mitchell
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Art Hailey
Ed Triplett
Southeast
New Mexco Workman’s Council
Roswell
Delta Delta Delta luncheon at Country Club hosts Roswell fair entries
Lena Nelson of the New Mexico State Fair Home Science Department travels from Albuquerque to Roswell for accepting entries already winning at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. She is helped by Mrs. Morgan Nelson of the 4-H Council during the luncheon meeting of the Delta Delta Delta sorority’s small society chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Country Club
Lena Nelson
New Mexico
New Mexico jucos unite to curb college growth
In Santa Fe the New Mexico Community College Task Force forms to include leaders from all 17 postsecondary institutions and local community friends as state lawmakers push for fewer junior colleges. The action reflects widespread concern over expanding the two year and technical school network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
New Mexico
New Mexico Community College
Education politics in New Mexico faces lobby doubts and regional protection
The piece lists Albuquerque and other cities when discussing how higher education groups may shield small schools from legislative cuts. It argues that an isolated task force may not lobby evenly for all campuses and predicts no votes to erase any school. The argument links local economic impact to legislative inaction and cites Les Houston’s group.
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Sam Adele
Boyd Scott
Farmington
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
TVI
Valencia County
University of New Mexico
Carlsbad
New Mexico State University
Board of Educational Finance
Les Houston
Huff and Puff
Advertisers Target Younger Readers Over 35
A magazine publisher explains to a writer that advertisers prefer under 30s who spend more on media. He notes readers over 35 have less disposable income, while younger consumers drive sales in culture and consumer goods. debate on loyalty follows. See BUCHWALD, Page é
Reagan era tilt to India signals shift in Pakistan policy
Washington debates a possible U S shift toward India after four decades of favoring Pakistan. Reports cite signs of growing disillusionment with Gen Mohamad Zia ul Haq and renewed concern over Benazir Bhutto’s detention, prompting bipartisan appeals and questions about alliances in Asia.
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Washington
Reagan
India
Pakistan
U.S
Nixon
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Congress
Asian Subcontinent
Mohammad Zia ul-Haq
Zia
State Department
Benazir Bhutto
Islamabad
Capitol Hill
Lucette Lagnado
Ordor
White House
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Associated Press
Nancy Shaw
Small Society
Kips
Fred McCaffrey
Clovis
Las Vegas
Hobbs
Alamogordo
Las Cruces
Grants
el Rito- Espanola
Tucumcari
Gallup
Los Alamos
Los Lunas-Belen
Northern
New Mexico Military Institute
Ted
Ennedy
Art Buchwald
Buchwald
Jack Anderson
Bhutto
Benazir
Anderson
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