Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 9

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Mo Udall Plans Short Trip To State To Aid Democrats Fund-Raiser Will Honor Miss Lillian SAN MATEO AT LOMAS CORONADO CENTER 265-6931 U.S. Rep. Morris Udall of Arizona will spend less than 24 hours in the state Sunday and Monday, but will be here to raise campaign funds for Democratic candidates and the party's Bernalillo County organization. Udall, a member of the House since 1961 who made an unsuccessful bid for the Democratic nomination for president in 1976, will hold a news conference on hif arrival in Albuqerque Sunday evening. Immediately after that, he'll be featured speaker at $15-per-person fund-raising dinner for party candidates at the Plumbers Hall, 510 San PadroSE.

the time of Udall's arrival. Tickets will be available at the door. Following the dinner, Udall will go to Santa Fe where he will be the star attraction at a fund-raiser for senatorial candidate Toney Anaya. The $25-per-person reception will be held at the Santa Fe home of Udall's nephew, Tom, 518 East Palace. Monday Udall will be back in Albuquerque to speak at another fund-raising event, a breakfast for congressional candidate Bob Hawk at 8 a.m.

at the Airport Marina Hotel. 7 skin care products SUPER SKIN SAVERS 4.50 with any Arden purchase of $5.00 or more. Ma Miss Lillian Carter, mother of President Carter, will be honored at a fund-raising reception and buffet Oct. 24 at the Governor's Mansion in Santa Fe. The reception and buffet will be one of the events for Miss Lillian when she makes a two-day stop in New Mexico to campaign for Democratic candidates.

The rest of her schedule has not been completed, said state Democratic Chairman Lawrence Ingram. The $100-a-person function will be hosted by Gov. Jerry Apodaca and the. state Democratic Party. Tickets for the event are available at state Democratic Headquarters, 510 Second NW, Albuquerque.

Earlier, it was announced Miss Lillian also will make a campaign appearance in Carlsbad. And, it's possible she'll join the Democratic statewide candidates caravan part of Oct. 24 and Oct. 25. Miss Lillian is expected to arrive in Albuquerque at noon on Oct.

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But I may also decide that some agency has too many employees." Skeen said he would actively seek the use of loaned personnel from private businesses to help solve some of the state's problems. "We have been in the position in the past of sometimes having to take rejects because of the salaries state government pays," he said. SANTA FE, N.M. (UPI) -Republican gubernatorial candidate Joe Skeen says his opponent, Democrat Bruce King, is not being honest when he talks about a moratorium on state hiring and a lid on state government spending during his administration. "I don't see how he can use the word 'moratorium' when he hired 1,355 new employees during his last administration and state spending went up 54 percent," Skeen said.

His comments came during an interview with United Press International while -campaigning in Santa Fe and Espanola. He said King "isn't aware of what's going on. He seems to have the attitude that everything is OK, that he shouldn't rock the boat." "I'm trying to figure out how to steer this boat," Skeen added. The Republican contender said he does not want to put a moratorium on state government hiring. "I don't King Praises Crime Panel The basics and beyond seven luxurious, travel-size skin care favorites to cleanse, tone, moisturize, smooth, soothe and leave your skin feeling pampere and protected, head to toe.

Sensational savings in Cosmetics, Both Stores. LIMITED AMOUNT, HURRY IN! Domenici Going To Farmington Republican Sen. Pete Domenici will take his campaign for re-election to Farmington Saturday and then tour southern and southeastern New Mexico the following five days. Sunday, Domenici will campaign in Deming and Las Cruces. After campaigning in Carrizozo Tuesday morning, Domenici will address an Alamogordo Education Asso-ciation meeting in the afternoon and attend a GOP fund-raising dinner at the Alamogordo Holiday Inn.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, Domenici will campaign in La Luz, Roswell, Artesia, Hobbs and Carlsbad. Domenici will campaign in Lovington, Portales and Clovis on Thursday and then return to Albuquerque. made permanent by the Legislature. Noting the state is better off than most states regarding organized crime, King said, "Being a sunbelt state that is attracting growth, we may become a natural target. I will make every possible effort to prevent any gains from this type of Speaking at a Democratic luncheon at the Carrizozo Country Club, King also said, "We must exert every effort to battle any encroachment by evil and polluting influences." King, governor from 1971-1974, set up the commission by executive order in 1972.

In 1973 the commission was Journal Special CARRIZOZO Praising the Governor's Organized Crime Prevention Commission, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bruce King said Thursday, "We should be particularly vigilant and active in this area as New Mexico continues to experience growth." Libertarian Party Candidate hoo tan mateo 10-9 m-wf, t-th-aat. ihop coronado 10-S waakdaya, 10-8 18-8 aun. Hopeful Denied Ballot Spot LIQUOR avi-way SAVE CARRY OUT SERVICE, PLENTY OF FREE PARKING FALL IS HERE! SAVE.WAYHASA YOUR FAVORITE BRANDS COST LESS AT SAVE-WAY FALL IS HERE! AND YOU ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU ASK FOR! their rules regarding the nomination question." The attorney also told the court that many of the state's present office holders may be holding office illegally because their political parties did not have rules regarding nomination filed with the county clerk at the time of their election. Dilts told the high court that Walsh filed his petitions for office in May, but was not told until August that he would not be on the ballot. SANTA FE (UPI) The state Supreme Court has denied a Libertarian Party candidate a place on the general election ballot in Bernalillo County.

The court ruled Wednesday against Libertarian Party candidate Bob Walsh of Albuquerque, who had sought placement on the ballot to run for the House in District 22. Attorney Dale Dilts, representing Walsh, said state District Court Judge Philip Baiamonte of Albuquerque ruled in September the Libertarian Party could not nominate Walsh to run in a single county legislative race because the party's rules only provide for nomination to statewide and multi-county races. "Inmyopinion.noneof the other political parties are qualified to nominate candidates either," Dilts said. "They have not filed TIME FOR GOOD WINES. SHOP LARGE SELECTION OF WINES AT LOW DISCOUNT SAVE-WAY FOR THE BEST WINE VALUES IN DISCOUNT SALE! SAT.

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