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1 A THE NfW MEXICAN Sant Ft, Nov. 7, 110 National Weather Sandia computers filled with games, jokes, poems By Tbe Associated Press Cool, clear (all weather extended over much of the nation Thursday but unseasonably high temperatures warmed sections of the Great Plains. The mercury soared to 81 In Lincoln, a record high for the date, while temperatures reached 78 in Omaha and 76 in Scottsbluff, In the western part of the state, The spring-like weather was expected to continue In Nebraska through Saturday with a cooling trend likely on Sunday. Cool weather prevailed In the east, while rain spread across the Pacific Northwest and Into the northern Rockies. Gale warnings were In effect for the coasts of Oregon and Washington, while fog enveloped parts of the California coastline.

Scattered ralnshowers and some snow wet the Great Lakes and the northern Appalachians the DOES Inspector general. The most serious breach of security discovered by DOE Investigators was that an employee had placed his combination to a classified safe In his unclassified computer file. Last years Investigation was prompted by the October 1979 discovery that a Sandia employee had used an unclassified computer to help local gamblers run a bookmaking operation. The computer Investigation started when local police Intercepted a transmission between a Sandia computer and an alleged bettor-bookmakers telephone. We found that over 200 employees of Sandia had stored games, personal Items, classified material and otherwise sensitive material on their computer files, concluded the report of By HIKE CONNOLLY Gannett News Service WASHINGTON In a study completed 11 months ago but held back until Thursday, the Department of Energy found more than 400 Instances of computer misuse at Sandia Laboratories In Albuquerque, N.M.

The laboratories, which are owned and funded by the government but operated by civilians, frequently do top-secret weapons research. Informed of the DOES findings In December 1979, the labs began correcting the problems In January 1980. Santa Fe -INVESTMENTS Indian summer weather conditions are expected to through Saturday, locpl weather forecasters said. The high temperature downtown Thursday was 68 degrees. The high temperature at the Santa Fe Airport was 71 degrees.

A high temperature of 70 degrees Is forecast (or today and 68 degrees Is expected Saturday The low Thursday night was 43 degrees downtown and 36 degrees at the airport. The low tonight is expected to be 40 degrees. No precipitation was recorded Continued from Page A-l Tbe proposal is likely to run Into trouble with supporters of state Investment Officer Jose A. "Sam Garcia, Including Gov. Bruce King, who point out an Independent rating service ranked New Mexicos Pernament Fund in the top seven percent among 2,000 funds reviewed during the last quarter.

Garcias critics, while recognizing the advance made during one quarter this year, point out that, through last year, the Permanent Fund was rated among the bottom 6 percent of funds. In a second proposal, Hartke wants to increase the professionalism of in the Investment of the state Severance Tax Permanent Fund, for which his office Is responsible. Hartke said he would like to place the Severance Tax Permanent Fund on an equal footing with other state funds. I feel quite frankly that we do not have the professional 3taff and the resources we need for the long-term management fit the fund. I think that creating an independent Investment division will Improve accountability and prepare us for the fund eventually becoming an independent entity," Hartke said.

Currently, the state treasurer and -DEVELOPMENT Weather LB PRC Oil Juntau KanaClty LatVagai Littlt Rock LoaAngtios outturn Mamphit Miami Mtlwaukaa Mpll St Nathviiia NawOrlaant NawYork Norfolk OklaCIty Omaha Orlando Phiiadphia Phoanla Pittsburgh Ptland.Ma Ptiand.Ora RapidCity Kano Richmond SaitLaka SanDiaeo SanFran Saattia StLoult StP Tampa StSfaMaria Spokana Tuita Waahingtn .01 cdy cir 54 57 clr cdy cdy cdy clr 01 cdy .10 rn SO 45 03 cdy cdy cdy 7 54 I 43 rn cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy 51 44 49 rn On other issues. Reagan said-It would be "just fine with him If Congress went ahead and considered a tax-cut proposal during its lame-duck session before he takes office. He would give special consideration to finding qualified blacks and members of other minority groups to fill Cabinet posts and that he hopes to name, his Cabinet by late November or early December. His staff had examined allegations against Richard V. Allen and we find absolutely no evidence of wrongdoing whatsoever.

Published reports said Allen, Reagan's chief adviser on foreign policy during much of the campaign, had profited personally from his position in the administration of President Richard Nixon Allen has denied the allegations He will listen to the advice of such campaign supporters as members of the Moral Majority, a religious group backing conservative causes. I am going to be open to these people Im not going to separate myself from the people who elected us, he said. Bush would have an important role in the administration, but he did not spell out what it might be. No, he's not going to be going to a lot of funerals," Reagan said. And when asked whether, he, at age 69 the oldest man ever elected to the White House, would be a one-term president, Reagan declined to rule out a second term.

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Handy ft Har man lonty daily quote) Mercury 1410 00 per flask Platinum S44S 470 troy Of -REAGAN Continued from Page A-l Los Angeles with the leaders of his transition team and some of the men who served in his kitchen cabinet while he was governor of California. Much of the news conference was devoted to foreign policy questions, and Reagan made clear that while he hopes to maintain the traditional nonpartisan nature of American foreign policy, he expects to make some immediate changes. For instance, he rejected Carters contention that strategic arms limitation talks between the United States and the Soviet Union are too important to await resolution of such international crises as the Soviets occupation of Afghanistan. I don't think you simply sit down at the table with the Soviet Union to discuss military arms, for example, Reagan said. You discuss the whole attitude, world attitude, as to whether were going to have a world at peace or whether were simply going to talk about weaponry and not bring up these other subjects In other words, he said, I believe In linkage.

Carter, recently asked whether he would ask for Senate approval of the SALT II treaty while the Soviets kept troops in Afghanistan, said the treaty was so important it should be ratified under any circumstances Reagan has vowed to throw out the current arms treaty with the Soviets and begin anew to gain a tougher treaty. He was asked if he would commu Continued from -Page A-l Thursday nights discussion centered on major Impacts the development would have on erosion and water runoff in the area, and traffic. The Historic Hillside Neighborhood Association, representing the Hillside Avenue area, has been particularly concerned about the potential damage the development could do to homes in Its area due through increased water runoff. The Hillside area, situated directly below the Prince Estate hills, already Is a prime target for flash flooding and soil erosion during hard Santa Fe rains. A water resources engineer hired by the association told commissioners Thursday night that there wasnt enough Information yet submitted by the developers to ensure that addi-t tlonal flooding and erosion wouldn't his staff are solely responsible (or Investing the rapidly growing 8350 million fund created from taxes generated from tbe extraction of the states mineral resources.

Because of heavy energy mining activity In the state experts estimate that In the near future this fund soon will reach 8500 million. In another area, Hartke said he Is concerned about the disproportionate share of the state's Investment business given to certain out-of-state brokerage firms. I would like to see investment fund managers submit written reports at each meeting listing how much business each brokerage firm received and Justifying why we were required to go out-of-state, Hartke said. Hartke, who sits on both the Investment Council and the PERA board has tried for several months to get accountings of Investment activity. The attorney generals report was the first to quantify Investment activity and it showed that Oppenheimer, who Is not even registered to do business In this state, has been getting 25 percent of the state's business.

I dont think thats right, he said. In two final proposals, Hartke said he would like to see some kind of public forum examine the allegations be a grave problem for the Hillside area. The problem, as I see it here, said the engineer, Richard Heggen from Albuquerque, is that the hydro-logical complexities of dense development on arroyo terrain call for a higher degree of initial analysis that that needed otherwise. Heggen unsuccessfully asked the commission to delay taking action on the development request until more engineering data Is submitted by the developer. The commission in general said the kind of detailed information discussed by Heggen wasnt asked to be submitted until the preliminary and final plat approval stages.

The Northeast Neighborhood Association was particularly concerned about the additional traffic the devel session of a firearm and auto theft. The two also are charged with fraud and conspiracy in connection with worthless checks allegedly written in Santa Fe. Arrested about two weeks ago, the couple was arraigned before Magistrate Eugene Romero. We routinely run background checks on prison personnel, said Assistant to the Correction Secretary John Ramming. But Roye was hired on an emergency basis and the checks we ran, through the FBI and a nation wf)fn) evs ut Pr May HI Albany Amarillo Anchor aot AthoviHo Atlanta AtlanfcCty Baitimor Btrminghm lamarck Bolt nicate with the Soviets during his transition to power to begin such negotiations.

He said that he and Vice Presidentelect George Bush do not want to do anything that indicates that we are not a unified country and that we are in any way trying to speak with a different voice than the administration. The president is still the president, he said. We are not going to Intrude and we are going to recognize the fact that this administration is still in office and that foreign leaders must be aware that the president is still the president." Reagan also announced that William Casey, Sen. Paul Laxalt, and former Ambassador Anne Armstrong, the three people who headed his election campaign, would now be In charge of the transition. Edwin Meese, Reagan's chief of staff, will be transition director and will work with the president-elect other top campaign aides, Reagan said.

He also said many of the same people who advised him on policy matters during the campaign will continue to serve in a similar capacity in the coming 2 months before he takes office. They Include former Treasury Secretary William Simon; retired Gen. Alexander M. Haig; Caspar former budget director and secretary of health, education and welfare; and George Shultz, former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers. Mobil MOAMfttO Ponnoy JC Pholps Ood PnmptPot Polaroid Proct Comb NwMi RCA RopToxCp iilswiy Sfr SantaFo ind SoartRoob SboiiOiia llngtr Co Sony Corp Sou Poc SouUnCo StdOil Cat StdOiHnd a StdOilOM SunComp Texaco inc TaxCom Bn Taxai mat Tea Ufll TaxatouH Timtinc 74V ao 33 33 S3 35 47V 11 31 10 31 10 15 44 13 14 43 Dome to 100.

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Im not really sure what we need here. The attorney general has said that a special prosecutor ts not called for, but 1 think we should have some kind of form to take sworn testimony, Hartke said. Im willing to go along with whatever It takes to get things in the open, he said. Concerning the conflict of interest law, Hartke said he he would like to see stlffer penalties and the law broadened to include the Investment Council and its staff, the PERA Board and its staff, legislators and Judges. I dont know why Judges and legislators are exempted from the conflict of Interest statutes and I dont why we have the law If there are not going to be any penalties for violating it," Hartke said.

opment would create, especially on Hyde Park Road. Hyde Park Road's intersections with Sunset and Bishops Lodge Road will be Improved, with additional lanes built and the developer sharing in the cost. The city currently is trying to get either state or federal funds to im-jrove the Paseo de Peralta and Bishops Lodge Road Intersection, another potential traffic nightmare according to the neighborhood associations. Many people spoke against the Es-tancla Primera project, primarily calling for a lower density than the proposed 500 units. A Rodeo Road Neighborhood Association spokesman even spoke against the proposed density, saying it would detract from the charm of Santa Fe.

in Texas al police computer system, were not complete. The man was hired to work In the prison pharmacy Oct. 6 and, Ramming said, the Texas warrants were issued about the same time. After being notified of the warrants by the Santa Fe County Sheriffs Office, prison officials allowed him to resign and then escorted him to the prison gates where he was arrested. Ramming also said there have been no reports the man had an particular reason for seeking a job at the prison.

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13. Opening-hour volume on Board totaled 11.03 people, more services, longer NEW YORK (AP) -Stock prices declined broadly again today in the wake of Thursday sselloff. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, off 17.75 Thursday, dropped another 3.93 to 931.48 in the first hour today. Losers outnumbered gainers by more than a 2-1 argin among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. The market rose sharply Wednesday in an initial wave of enthusiasm over Ronald Reagan's landslide victory in the presidential election.

But the rally was quickly cut short Thursday when most of the nations large banks raised their prime lending rates from 14 Vh to 15 percent. There were predictions that the nominal charge on blue-chip loans would go still higher before long. In todays economic news, the government reported that producer prices of finished goods rose at a 9.6 percent annual rate In October. Precious-metals issues continued to tumble as the price of gold fell below the 8600-an-ounce level in world markets Homestake Mining was down 3 at 71 in active trading; ASA lost 3 to 74, and dropped 4 The NYSEs lost .22 American the market off 1.12 at the Big million shares. Nna NEW YORK AlCOO Am Alrlln Am Motors AmorTftT Armcoinc AtlRKMI th Sttal oalng lordtn Bril P1 urlngt I nO CatarpTr Calanaaa Chrylr ClllotSvc 4 CocaCota Conocoinc DowCnom OuPonl EaalnAirt Eatt Kodak CiPatoCo mar Exxon Firottana ForflMot Gannort Co GanOynamwl OonEtoc Oon Food Gon Motors OonToiftlt Gon Tiro Goodrich Goodyoor GtAllPoc OulfOII Gulf SfaUt Honoywoli Houtlind HughosToOi IBM inf Papor iohn Many ohnan ionn Kmart Konnocott Litton ind MaratOH Martin (AP) James Reid Ltd.

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