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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1978
Page
4
The piece argues Carter should curb inflation through domestic policy while labor leaders led by Meany contend prices drive wages not the reverse. It notes housing costs and high skilled trades wages, migrant workers, and calls for a national consensus.
Edmond T. Hesser from North Brunswick writes Roswell Daily Record praising the city after visiting for the first time. He commends local leaders and the editor for giving space to youth programs and public records, and says he and his wife hope to make Roswell home next year.
Maurice H. Duncan of Aspen criticizes City Hall for timing and methods in verifying petitions to form a charter commission and to referendum the July sales tax. He argues 500 to 900 verified signatures would suffice and questions the 90 day deadline and Oct 5 verification date.
The Roswell Daily Record outlines its public forum letter policy and submission requirements. Letters should be signed with the writer’s home address and not exceed 200 words. Published letters must avoid libelous or political endorsements and false claims.
In Roswell on Sept 25 1953 the Chaves County Heart Association held a meeting at Nickson Coffee Shop electing Dr E W Lander as president elect and Dr Dan H Cahoon to assume the presidency for the year. Robert J Barrett Harvard Law graduate arrives as assistant district attorney. Roswell Junior High teachers attend a PTA covered dish.
In a Manhattan federal courtroom secretary Geralyn Hobbs sobs while testifying about calls and letters linking President Carter associates Hamilton Jordan and Charles Kirbo to a $10 million influence case tied to fugitive financier Robert Vesco. She claims to have typed and mailed two incriminating letters and a memo dictated by Vesco.
Rumors claim over 100 workers in Santa Fe Weatherization Program face layoffs on Sept 30 and immediate rehire Oct 1 as HSD officials, led by Cabinet Secretary Fernando De Baca, pursue new energy projects. Other items note energy conferences in Denver and Las Cruces, ACA budget hearing, and UNM/TVI talks after a community college proposal defeat.
A travelogue voice describes Aubange as the Foreign Legion headquarters near Marseilles and details the Legion's anonymity enlistment, five year terms, and reversion to real names after three years. It covers Col. Forcein’s harsh training, diverse recruits, and Legion operations across Corsica Djibouti Mayotte and Mururoa. The piece notes peak deployment in Indochina and current strength around 8,000 with a 600‑man paratroop unit, praising iron discipline and obedience.
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