19 Sep 1979
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1979
Page
1
An Oregon couple has filed suit against a Roswell couple in connection with a mobile home accident. The case appears in the Daily Record along with brief page references for regional and national items and weather outlook.
Senator Edward Kennedy says his decision on challenging President Carter will depend on the direction of the economy not specific inflation, unemployment, or interest rates. He backs wage price guidelines but criticizes mixed administration messaging and calls for clearer commitment amid inflation and energy concerns.
Connally says the Republican race is a two candidate battle with Ronald Reagan and he can win the nomination if he overruns Reagan’s lead by the early primaries. He predicts Illinois will decide the nominee next spring and outlines New Mexico campaign roles and a state finance chair.
The diary's hidden portions reveal Eisenhower calling MacArthur a baby and an uncertain factor who likes boot lick ers and even suggesting shooting King. Loewenheim reports the 22 page typescript recovered at Abilene and the high command tensions exposed by the candid entries.
An official from New Mexico describes mail delivery of food stamps in five counties as a response to increasing verbal harassment and physical threats toward staff and recipients. The plan aims to reduce on-site violence and costs, though savings may be modest, with personnel reassignment and potential space and fuel savings. Local officials doubt reduced control will follow the shift from in-person pickups.
In Washington the Senate rejected a 24 billion tax cut starting January by 61 to 36 as lawmakers near final passage of a 546.3 billion federal budget for the 1980 fiscal year. Senator Roth argued the plan would boost the economy and jobs while fighting inflation.
According to actantians, United Press international reports there is gold on Mars Mercury and Venus. The claim prompts renewed interest in asteroid mining and planetary resource potential.
Rodeo director Jim Hulse invites entrants for amateur events at the fairgrounds south of Roswell. Sign up Friday 8 am to 6 pm at the announcer's stand. Events include bareback bronc, saddle bronc, bull riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, girls barrel racing, breakaway, team roping. Entry is 40 dollars with added money 100 dollars per bronc and 50 dollars per other events.
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