Inside New Mexico Hopes High for GOP Winner in Senate Race
Santa Fe reports rising optimism for a Republican U.S. Senate winner in New Mexico, the first in 38 years, aided by Nixon’s strong approval and national campaign dynamics. Democrats face a split convention, shifting alliances, and a tight statewide balance as they defend the House seats and react to NM’s 2.2 to 1 Democratic registration advantage.
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New Mexico
Santa FE
U.S
U.S. Senate
U.S. House
Bruce King
Bruce
Manuel Lujan Jr
Albuquerque
Manuel
Nixon
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Walter Martinez
D-Grants
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Miami Beach
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Colonel Named To NMSA Post
Col. Jack P. Ancker has been named head of the Military Science Department and professor at New Mexico State University succeeding Col. Wadier Rountree Rountree moves to the Oklahoma Army National Guard Ancker formerly commanded the U S Army Inventory Control Center in Vietnam
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Wadier Rountree
Military Science
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Ancker
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Rountree
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Daily camp permit kept in New Mexico forests
The U S Forest Service will continue a daily permit system in New Mexico developed recreation areas because Congress has not enacted an annual permit. The daily permit costs 1 dollar per day for each non commercial vehicle in the National Forest system in Arizona and New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N.M
U.S. Forest Service
New Mexico
Congress
Arizona
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