State Auditor Romero keynote at Leadership Roswell session
Artucaero Romero urged leaders to act for taxpayers in a talk to 26 Leadership Roswell participants. The longtime state auditor, based in Santa Fe, described his motive to protect public funds and his pride in serving the people despite political friction. He credited southeastern New Mexico roots for his morality and commitment to representative government.
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Nye
Roswell
Romero
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Veterans urged to join American Legion for tax aid drive
Editor thanks Daily Record for Veterans columns. Federal courts declare New Mexico law unconstitutional, prompting call for statewide exemption review. Veterans and widows urged to sign up to bolster Legion presence as legislation approaches.
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Daily Record
New Mexico
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American Legion
History highlights for September 18 across centuries
Key events on September 18 include Washington laying the Capitol cornerstone in 1798 and Quebec surrender to Britain in 1759. Other milestones feature the first US spinet piano in 1769, Chile’s independence declaration in 1810, and New York Times debut in 1851.
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Capitol
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Quebec
Boston Gazette
United States
Chile
Spain
Congress
New York Times
Columbia Phonograph Broadcasting System
CBS
United Nations
Dag Hammaarskjold
Rhodesia
Zimbabwe
Patricia Hearst
FBI
San Francisco
Symbionese Liberation Army
Jimmy Carter
Iran
Beardsley Prints Exhibit at Roswell Museum Opens
A 20th century Aubrey Beardsley collection of prints fashion designs and small paintings is on display at the Roswell Art Museum this month part of a Modern Art symposium hosted by MoMA New York Dr David Gebhardt presided at the reception Ralph and Mary Field hosted a post opening supper for the Mariners Club of the First Presbyterian Church Folk dancing by West Texas State College students followed.
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Roswell Art Museum
Europe and
America
Museum of Modern
Art
New York City
David Gebhardt
Roswell
Ralph Field
Mariners Club
First Presbyterian Church
West Texas State College
Canyon City
Santa Fe’s fiscal report shows hard and soft numbers
The New Mexico financial report for the year ended June 30 distinguishes hard numbers from semi hard and soft figures. It details actual spending like 4.429 million to operate the Legislature in 1983-84 and 4.440 million in 1984-85, illustrating how different measures reflect reality.
Forecasting Fiscal Futures Critics Question State Spending Trends
Fred McCaffrey argues that self styled conservative legislators actually increased spending in most categories. The piece discusses soft projections for health and human services, the inaccuracies of future estimates, and the caution needed when treating forecast numbers as hard data. It ends by noting the folly of predicting outcomes with certainty.
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University of New Mexico
California Board Rejects Dozens of Biology Textbooks
California's state school board led by superintendent Bill Honig rejected about 30 junior high biology texts for diluting evolution. Publishers agreed to revise to emphasize the theory, signaling a reform front in deciding how textbooks shape educational excellence amid clashes with religious groups and market forces.
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America
Bill Honig
Honig
Kelly Segraves
Science Creation Research Center
San Diego
Texas
State Board of Education
T.H. Bell
New York City
POWs in Southeast Asia may still be alive says DIA source
A Defense Intelligence Agency officer reports evidence of one group about two dozen held in Vietnam for technical work and estimates as many as a hundred POWs may be living in Laos and Cambodia. A class action suit in Fayetteville accuses U.S. officials of ignoring live POW sightings and details alleged attempts to suppress the evidence.
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Laos
U.S
Defense Intelligence Agency
Southeast Asia
Fayetteville
N.C
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Korea
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Smith
Seoul
Melvin C. McIntire
McIintire
United States
Robert Lewis Howard
Germany
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