Carter campaign runs a tight ship with April spending
Jimmy Carter’s April campaign filings show disciplined finances, with a total outlay of about 1.198 million dollars, the largest item being 286,840 dollars for air travel. Advertising costs, phone bills, and payroll are controlled, totaling 3.6 million dollars spent so far this year as Carter presses primaries nationwide.
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UNCOMMITTED NM delegate backs Humphrey draft move
Santa Fe Albuquerque area delegate Neal Gonzalez says Jimmy Carter has soft support and endorses a Humphrey draft by Simon Crangle and others. He notes AFL-CIO backing could help Humphrey, cites Michigan UAW aid for Carter as a sign of a tight race, and says Udall Brown and Church influence keep the field open. Bernalillo County leaders also back Humphrey and Udall as the New York convention nears.
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Sentencing set for auto ring involving California cars to Clovis
ALBUQUERQUE AP Sentencing on July 7 was set for four men convicted by a federal court jury on conspiracy to transport stolen luxury cars from California to Clovis. Defendants include Joseph Siviglia and Donnie Clay Shafer of Clovis and Albert Little John and Ronald McIntyre of Los Angeles.
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Ford Eyes Busing Restrictions in Proposed Legislation
President Ford weighs legislation to bar city-wide busing but allow court-ordered busing only for schools directly linked to past segregation. Atty. Gen. Levi studies the Boston desegregation case as a possible vehicle, amid political pressure from Kentucky primary debates and internal White House debate on violence and public reaction.
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Recreation Commission Approves Ten Vendors
In Santa Fe the State Park and Recreation Commission approved leasing 10 sales spaces in the Santa Fe River State Park to state craftsmen. Director Sam Graft issued permits for 10 vendors via a telephone poll, later deemed potentially in violation of the open meetings act by Attorney General Toney Anaya. The action aims to ease Indian and non Indian craft competition near the Palace of the Governors portal with a first come, first served system and a monthly $50 lease.
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