Senate panel backs grazing-fee formula for New Mexico ranchers
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee approved a House endorsed plan tying grazing fees to market beet values and production costs with caps on annual increases and declines. It links fees to market conditions, aiming to balance rancher relief with public interest while awaiting full Senate approval.
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New Mexico
Washington
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Bureau of Land Management
National Forest Service
Pete Domenici
West
U.S. Senate
Women boxers gain licenses amid mixed views on equality
Three New York women secure boxing licenses after a four year licensing fight by the New York Athletic Commission under court mandate. The scene draws critique from critics who question boxing as a suitable path for women and as a lever for feminism.
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New York
New York Athletic Commission
State Supreme Court
Floyd Patterson
Rosenthal Earned Praise for Legal Support During Tragedy
Mrs. George Daley writes that Jay F. Rosenthal provided honest, patient, and compassionate legal and personal guidance during the family’s sorrow. She notes his high morals and readiness beyond office hours and weekends, and laments a dispute with Mrs. McCormick that Roswell may lose.
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Jay F. Rosenthal
Mr. Rosenthal
ENMU Fair Entries Sought and Garden Clubs Shine
Public notice says entries for Home Arts and Home Economics at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair are due 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, judged by NM A and M College specialists. Roswell garden clubs win state honors with yearbook, scrapbook, and first prize, while Dan Wilmot Jr. is elected state federation recording secretary. A secretive unidentified man seen near Eddy County courthouse prompted no comment from district attorney Pat Hanagan.
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New Mexico
Oscar Lynman
New Mexico A & M College
Carol White
State Education Department
Chaves County
Roswell
Tion
Santa Fe
Begin 1978 Camp David stand inspires landmark Middle East shift
William Safire recalls Israeli Prime Minister Begin resisting two Carter era traps at Camp David. He highlights Begin's steadfast refusal to concede Jerusalem and borders, praising Sadat's realism and Carter's mediation as producing a first peace between Israel and Egypt.
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N.Y
Carter
United States
Israel
United Nations
West
Jordan River
Golan Heights
Syria
Begin
Sadat
Jerusalem
East Jerusalem
U.S
Temple Mountain
Jimmy Carter
Geneva
Soviet Union
West Bank
Egypt
The
Sinai
Knesset
Camp David
Lead rule showdown pits Carter aides against EPA over costs
President Carter’s inflation fighters clash with regulators over the price of cleaning up the environment. Charles Schultze faced questions for lobbying after the public comment deadline as lead standards drew industry opposition and potential legal action.
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Washington
Carter
Charles Schultze
Pooling state aircraft could save money and time
The column argues for a true pooling system for state aircraft in New Mexico, citing an October 1977 highway study and potential savings in travel, efficiency, and seat utilization. It notes questions about who may travel, aircraft basing, and impacts on government centers and budgets.
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Santa FE
Jerry Apodaca
Highway Department
Bruce King
Joe Skeen
Apodaca
Hobbs
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Tom Bolack
Tom
Lulu Belle
Mama
Ernie Mills
Joe Sheen
New Mexico Association of Commerce and Industry
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