Skeen Reveals Personal Finances for Governor Bid
Picacho rancher and businessman Skeen, a candidate for New Mexico governor, lists assets of 605621 and liabilities of 294179 as of December 31, 1977. He notes most assets tied to his Hondo Valley ranch near Roswell and stresses openness to earn public confidence. He will publish contributor lists before the primary and increases campaign appearances statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeen
Picacho
New Mexico
Hondo
Roswell
Freshmen win National Honor Society one act contest
Freshmen win the first annual NHS one act play contest held March 30 at Animal High. Seniors place second, with sophomores and juniors also presenting plays. Judges from Cochise College praised acting, staging, and diction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal High
Carol McGuire
Howard Taylor
Terence Herron
George Barker
Cochise College
Douglas
EIA Takes Over Enforcing Safe Drinking Water Act
Santa Fe reports the New Mexico Environmental Improvement Agency will enforce the Safe Drinking Water Act, taking over from the EPA. Garcia notes increased enforcement leverage plus testing rules requiring monthly samples from systems with 15 connections or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
New Mexico
EIA
Francisco Garcia
EIJA
Albuquerque
State Scientific Laboratory
ESA
Garcia
State Environmental Improvement Board
EPA
Pre-Med Day At UNM For Interested Students
College age students and graduates are invited to UNM School of Medicine on Saturday April 22 for Pre-Med Day. Registration starts at 9 a.m. with a student faculty panel and questions, plus lunch. Demonstrations cover electron microscopy, CPR, radiology and more, 1 to 2 30 p.m. Contact admissions at 277 3414. American Farms reports 1977 US farms at 2.71 million, down 1 percent from 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of New Mexico School of Medicine
UNM Medical School
David Abercrombie
Emergency Medical Services Academy
UNM School of Medicine Admissions Office
United States
Vertical Raceways Boost Rainbow Trout Output at Santa Fe
New Mexico Game and Fish Department reports three year trial of vertical raceways at Seven Springs Hatchery near Jemez Springs. The system uses five 3,400 gallon silos to raise larger numbers of trout with 20.7 percent lower cost per pound and 60 percent less personnel time than conventional raceways, though strong water flow limits small fish under five inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N.M. Game and Fish Department
Tom Moody
Moody
Richard McCleskey
Seven Springs
Jemez Springs
Refrigeration Sighting Glass Indicates Possible Low Refrigerant
Technician notes the sight glass in the refrigeration system showing bubbles, signaling the presence of gas or a potential refrigerant shortage. System pressure and temperature readings should be checked to confirm low refrigerant and to determine the correct recharge quantity.
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Edward Walters
University of New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Ann Phillips
Hidalgo County
Richard Moore
Earth
Safe Drinking Water Act
Scottsbluff
Nebraska
Poorman
UNC
JIM Denvio & CO
Suite 5
Pike Bidg
Viewmont Village
Scranton
Lordsburg High School
Jerry Reyes
George Arvizo
Michael Lopez
Frank Madrid
Richard Levario
Mike Gandara
Steve Aguilera
Reyes
Gok
Fashion Cleaners
St. Lordsburg
Gene” Moore
Algueil del Condado de
Peter A. Keys—Lawyer
Habla Espanol
SEIKO
Lordsburg
The
Prudential Insurance Company of America At
Orona & Associates
S. Main St. Lordsburg
N.M
W. Pine St
Village Square
Deming, N.M
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