Fire department funding totals for 1972 districts
Budget figures show 1972 fire protection increases for New Mexico towns including Capitan Cimarron Ruidoso La Springs Taos and Jal with amounts ranging from 1 500 to 13 000 per department funded by fire insurance premium taxes. The article covers state officials testimony in Washington and talks of price changes sought from the Federal Power Commission affecting Permian Basin gas pricing and state revenue implications.
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Belen
Capitan
Fort Sumner
Jal
Lorde
Les Lue
Maxwell
Questa
Ruidoso
Ruidoso Downs
San Jon
Santa Rosa
Springer
Taos
John Tomlin
N-Dona Ann
Gecial Tate
Je Hl
Washington
Federal Power Comite
New Mexico
Rease
South New Mexico
FPC
Mexico
Texas
Atty
Earl
Smilar
Azze of and Gas Co
Dallas
San Juan Basin
State Lane
Merlo
PPC
Haskel Smith
David Norvell
Valencia County
Homemakers College Set For June 15-18
The 15th Annual Homemakers College at New Mexico State University runs June 15 to 18 with 70 classes in 35 subjects. Courses include flowers of the Southwest weaving and block printing while evening events feature a vesper service pipe organ recital and pottery demo. Dr Gerald W Thomas NMSU president will award certificates at a graduation and banquet for long-time participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers College
New Mexico State University
Virginia Jones
Hidalgo County
Gerald W. Thomas
NMSU
Aliens Leaving U S Must Obtain Tax Clearance
District IRS chief Maurice E. Johnson of New Mexico says aliens planning to depart the United States generally need a sailing permit or tax clearance. Exemptions include foreign government reps and certain visa groups. others file Form 2063 with the IRS. Apply 30 days to two weeks before leaving and bring tax papers and residence evidence to avoid delays.
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United States
Maurice E. Johnson
Dietrict
Internal Revenue
New Mexico
Johnson
IRS
U. S
New Law Expands Livestock Tax Records in New Mexico
Cleo C. Ainsworth, chair of the New Mexico Livestock Board, explains a 1970 law requiring the board to furnish data on livestock movements to the State Tax Commission and county assessors. The law ties livestock declarations to county tax rolls, with a 20 day rendering window and a 25 percent penalty for late filings.
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Cleo C. Ainsworth
New Mexico Livestock Board
New Mexico
State Tax Commission
Livestock Board
Ainsworth
Referendum A Vote Set On Hidalgo Wool Market Program
A producer referendum on the wool and lamb market development program will run June 7 to 14 by mail in Hidalgo County. Eligible voters are Hidalgo County wool producers who own sheep six months old or older for at least 30 days in 1970.
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Hidalego County
W. G. Richards
Hidalgo County
ASCS
Open House At New Hidalgo County Jail
An open house will be held at the new Hidalgo County Sheriff’s office and jail Sunday June 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. District Judge Norman Hodges will conduct the dedication. A $50 000 grant approved by the Governor’s Policy Board funded the project. The modern facility houses offices for the Sheriff Deputy Sheriff Magistrate Judge State Police and others with multiple jail cells and visiting areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County
Norman Hodges
Sixth Judicial District
Governor's Policy Board
LULAC State Convention Held in Las Cruces May 29 40
LULAC delegates from Lordsburg attended the Las Cruces session. Elected state director for New Mexico was Eddle Charres of Deming by one vote, defeating Arthur Trujillo of Albuquerque. Lupe Juarez won LULAC of the year, with Manuel Venterta the other finalist. Deming chosen for the 1972 state convention. national meet set for Denver June 24 27. Next meeting slated June 17 at La Plesta Club.
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LULAC
Las Cruces
Lordsburg
Mra
Frnesto Kenterta
Guillermo Rodriguez
Martin Arambula
Manuel Vy
Kenterta
Aymundo Saucedo
Knights of Columbus
Eddle Charres
Deming
New Mexico
Arthur Trujillo
Albuquerque
Manuel Venterta
Lupe Juarez
Juarez
L.ulac
Denver
Colorado
L. Ulac
la Plesta Club
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Herrera
Filo Se
Pros Kerr
Wid
Santa Fe
New Mexico National Guard
White Sands Missile Range
First National Bank of
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