Veterans Affairs delays suspend subsistence for GI Bill trainees
The Veterans Administration halted subsistence payments for about 10 percent of the 9,000 veterans training on the job under the GI Bill in Colorado Utah Wyoming and New Mexico due to late progress reports. Reports must be filed monthly by trainees to their trainer and sent to VA within ten days after month end. A 60 day suspension period follows nonreceipt, with potential loss of benefits for the delinquent period.
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Inolorado
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Wyoming
Mexico
Veterans Adinistration
State Engineer notice on water permit change in New Mexico
John H. Bliss, State Engineer, announces a request by Hugh Harvey Hatch of Lordsburg to change location of a well and drill a new one to irrigate 165 acres in Section 34, Township 25 S, Range 20 W. Public protest due within 10 days of last publication. First publication Dec 3 1948. last Dec 17 1948.
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State Engineer
Enlgd
Santa Fe
N. M
Hugh Harvey Hatch
Lordsburg
County of Hidalgo
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
New Mexico
N.M.P
United States of America
John H. Bliss
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